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Newspaper Page TextSmok LA Ten contj UfOifiuoeii of lie A Five cent .Cigars. AFTI-iTthE BALI, AXlfOUItOFTOliTUKt j Mo .Math, entered tho eoolZ JJr.il pa'"mi ws a shining light in m0 tocklng, 1.-I.UO .lath, entorwl tho geology class " In that oi.v x "omen". 0,ub magisterially tilted back, whuTh g"0 u0 duo prommonoo to n short nose and tto city, a graduate of tho uulvorsltv and also a member of tho Woman o'ub Sho ' . l'B, " ' "s.""10nsly from C. L WINTER, Proprietor. lllllIl-nKlInn . . ' " " SOUfOO Of vnrlt U0 WM a Soneral fa- Tho graduates iuibIIv itlti.. i . iMicioniy Weailer Preferred for sittings. thoGood, 'rtKK; nus" and "Bonus" rosnoutlveiv t'.i.Y. way tho graduates escaped confusion, and . , , "m ,01""1 tbolr ex amp o this inoident of tho leap year bal' would novor havo boon wrltton. Tho Womon's club and tho university olossos woro vory closely allied and tho roil lottor days of tho ono wero known and ob served by the other. When tho Womon's o ub i announced its leap year ball for Fob. SO tnoro was oicltcment In both Institu tions and for sorao days many a pretty lit tle bl lot doux went forth from both ohiss andolub. Kaoh member of the Women's a UAFUWMU w invito anu escort a gentlonmn to tho ball, and the majority had no difficulty In tha selection. Phllo wiu umaii was lortunate. Sho had a youngor brother who was only 40. but jTuiiu wo uooa naa no orothor. It Is truo that thoro were ninnv nni ants to tho honor of Phllo tho Good's In vitation, but sho took tlmo and caro In hor solootlon. Sho looked tho list ovor montally, and as enoli was presented sho ui.iuieu mm somownat In this way: ' Brown t No; I havo given up dolls voars wuuuai ao; a man time oarrlos por fumo and a pooket mirror Is a oontradlo- lion, men Koblnsonf iio; oortalnly not Robinson. It Would tjkn fiill .1, ..,.!. Lmiment r "ta - " ui our wnar end when a happy thought came to hor and developed Itself so quickly that In ton minutes sho bad written an Invitation to Professor Mica Felsnnr. Ph. I).. the Hni. versify, Ann Arbor, Mich. Dr. Felspar was a busy and onergotio man, 47 years old, and, although his dark balr was silvorod, ho looked youngor. IJo was tall and military in anDoaranoo mui possessed the dignity and oonimanri n . sentlal to a professor. Ho took a deep in terest lu ovory member of his class and encouraged them to writo to hlin and ask such questions or make such suggestions as woro relovant to their geological studies. Tho dootor hod but littlo lime for hi. oxtensivo correspoudonco, and on Fob. 25 tno questions and suggestions ho received woro as oxtensivo as the science of goology Itsolf. Two lottors that morning attraeted tho doctor's attention nartlcularlv. ami hn docidod to answor them at onoo. Thoy first roquosted him to donionstroto, In his noxt nonulnr looture. tho of Blblloal toachlng and sclentiflo knowl edge to rooonclle geology and Gonosis and to silenco forever- tho agnostio and tho acoffer. This suggestion was from Phllo tho Great, and tho doctor dooldcd tn cnmnlv. but tho other, an invitation to the ball, ho would oertnlnly doollno. Tho next day Magnus was astounded wnon sho recolvod tho following uzany. jhotd ca, SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS. EUOENK, OREGON. J. S. LUCKEY, Watches and Clocks Required Mexican Mustang in: for Sums, aked & Inflamed Udders. iles, rheumatic Pains, 'raises and Strains, Running Sores, inflammations, stiff joints, darness & Saddle Sored, 'datica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, 'iisect Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All Horse Ailments, All Sheep Ailments.. . r Penetrate.'. ? Membrane anJ "Many thanks, but I must decline. am too old, tho duties too laborious, and I w uiuu ivj wo uiugueu ill, iryuioaui- 'Cle., lotloolub. You will find them, llko Barkis, willing." ISSUf! I Magnus road tho letter several tlmn r I It. .L- . . . ... mis uio proiessor oirnia ot tno subject? Seat of Pain and Ousts it In a Jiffy. Kub in Vigorously. Mutang Llnlmmt conquer Mukua flan or Baut wall I Hi PAPFB 'Pi on meat K. CDAKR'S itrbani. Jl. (1rH"lnf Aneney. M and . ; "'"kv. rranclRco, 1,1 .v. nun. tin,, ( o.H uq lUltlie gv . , t . I naa tno proiessor oirnia ot tno 61 VUlllliy lO UlU Very DMhoroalizo Its importancof To say bo otub wv uiu nits a icuuio oxouso, anu to ro for hor to tho muscular club swingers was an insult, i-hllo tno urent was Indignant. Whon Bonus reached the Women's club that day, sho was vory anxious, but a noto was waiting for her which colmod hor foars. It road: "I shall bo most happy to oomply with your wlshos. Your noto oaiuo like an angol'a whisper. I shall go prepared to do my duty and waits ovor ev ery obstacle. Uhe ago is progressive, and in the grand march science should hold the foremost place." Bonus was overjovod. How kind of the dootor to acoept, and evon to call the Invi tation an "angel's whisper!" Phllo tho Good was happy. For a week Magnus did not attend the goology class, but Bonus continued hor studios and stood facile princeps in hor class, whllo, la happy Iguoranoo of his blunder, theprofossor prepared his lecture on "Genesis and Geology." On the evo of the ball Bonus oallod on the dootor, as his osoort, to mako final arrangements. Then. as he held the "angel's whlspor" In bis hand, he discovered his mistake. He would not disappoint the fair young grad uate, nor oven disturb hor by an explana tion, and tho arrangements wore mndo. The leap year ball was a success, and none was moro admired than woro tho dig nified doctor and tho graceful Bonus. Aft er leaving the ballroom the dootor told Bonus of his blundor. "I am not sorry now," ho said, "that It happened, livery ono blunders sometlmos, but very fow blundor Into such happy results as I havo done. The Invitation was Indeed as an gel', whlspor to me." As the doctor con tinued Bonus blushed. "I want that an gel to be always near me and to whisper often." Tho profossor explained his error to Phllo tho Great and delivered his leoturo on Gonests and Geology" to the most appro- olative audlenoo that has bran soen In Ann Arbor for years. The members of tho Women s club say that before the Easter llllosfado there will be a notice In the papers which will be read with pleasure by Phllo tho Good', many friends. "It's all due," the doctor says, "to Bonus and thoangel s whisper." M. J. Kelly In Chicago Tlincs-IIerald. mnu. Inn Unfit In rn.i .. no nod studied law, ho had studied theology, and he had studiod medicine, but as his father had loft him In possession of a goodly estate he had not yet deolded to which uf tho grnud professions he should lend the glory of his name. But ono thing Napoleon Whiffles had Hone he hod married. Llko a star of tho first magnitude had Amantha Jessup dawned upon tho social horizon of Mornlngdalo. Nono had known hor previous to her advent, but there woro thoso who had known her progenitors In tho other years. His heart had been offered np, and tho offering had been aocoptod, and, moreover, Amantha had given her own hoart In ox change. Napoleon sat In his studio. It waa a largo room on the lowor iloor, overlooking a broad gordon. Napoleon sat there, smoking a richly colored meersohaum, his mind busy in framlngoasileslntho olouds of smoke, whon Amantha entered. I 'fy,? ls 8ulu utf" ho said, when - "vm U IIIU1. ma, mining, out not for long. I shall anu wnon I. oomo back you .. . UIm B1( wtn noro I am only porfootly happy whon I am with FFU HSIUU. "Poor fools I" ho liiuttorod to hlml Ihey would havo cast suspicions upon my angel's ohnrnotorl They would havo ...... uuuui, nar, verily, they hav tholr roward. and I hnv ,ii ' Ho had spokon thus, when tho door . tiiuug wun the hall was uuooro nionlously oponed and a strum nnt-.,i wapoloou arose. Thero was something tn the appearance of tho stronger that flllod i-nriion mo, sir, for this Intrusion iuy uusinoss is ot Importance. Your namo, "Napoleon Whiffles. an, 1 thought sol But he seated bo "M iri.irti... ... ....lujca, JOU Yvonaor why I am hero? I saw a lady leave this houso a uuiui uoautiful without, but, UMI9, niLJUU , "uiu: interrupted Napoleon. "My wife has but just loft mo." 'I feared It. Hor dross was of blue, her mantle of white crape, hor bonnet a gossa nior spray, her tresses golden, her eyes a hwit'flnlif hltm I....M ' Enough ! again intorruptiHl Napoloon, You havo describod my Ainontha." Tho Stroilgor Wmnu Ills hnndi ."Alas, another unfortunate duped ami Napoloon started to hi. f,,i. "Mr. Whiffles, I seek no vensreancn nn you. Behold In mo Knill Ulonheim. On,. WaS for II tlmo Wllhdrilivn frnm t... roalms of solonoo, attracted by an oarthly nj...... unruiiy spirit uwelt In the lumi oi Aiiiantna Jossup. I told her of my lovo, and sho roclprucatcd It. Wo woro married. A few short months of bliss a fow ocstatlo months and sho loft mo ooro away my jewels broko my heart. I don't blomo you. Nor shall my hand rend tho fnlr flesh of tho woman who has hn- trayed us both. But tho law shall decldo ooiwoon us." run naif an hour Whlfllos sat In his obolr with his head bent forward upon tho mum finally no arose onu went with tot tering stops to his onbinot nnd from one of tho drawers took a pistol. Ho cocked It, but he hesitated. "fto. 'ibis Is too ghastly a work. It snau no moro quiet." Ho put back the pistol and from another drawer ho took a morocco oose In which woro a sooro of tiny vials. Ho wont to tho sideboard, and Into a goblot poured a generous measure of wino, and Into the wine he poured half tho con tents of the vial, then set the goblot upon the tablo before him. Ho had grnsped tho goblot, when the uoor or ins room was a second tlmo uncer emoniously oponed. Ho looked up mid be- iilmu an oiuoriy gentleman with a benevo lent aspect accompanied by two stout sorv ing men. "I beg your pardon, sir," said tho elder ly gentleman, "but this Intrusion Is not without oauso. You havo had a visitor within nn bourr" "Blenbelmr" suggested Nnnnleon. The elderly gentleman smiled, and the two stout serving men nodded. "My dear Mr. Whiffles, by thnt namo I A t SVf3I WirVV'. tjpi i YV.W The Secret of a Beautiful Sfcln ' lu tho world. l.uion, fevio Iropntior., lit too. ICLOSINGOUT SALE Of Buggies, Carriages and Wagons. LOOK AT THESE """ ft A First Class Huggy, Leatber Trimmings ami J leather top, complete. Your choice of live stylos of springs. Former nrlces: $100 and $105, now No 11 Koaii Wagon (Portliuni,Botiy) Lea Trim" 40 i iuuiiiiuiiii itagun, complete so 00 " iqo 00 Canopy Tops $20 and $23 extra. Xo 2 Comliiimtion Spring Wagon 2 Beat, former price $100 ( oo These are no cheap trash but the best goods ever made at the factory. "COAST" all Steel dear Wagons. CAPACITY. TIRE SxS 20 U, FaruiBeil S G0 ou " " 0 fiO W A Buchanan, manager for Honev. man, DeHiut & Co, contractors for the line of railroad from Astoria to Goble, says there are 200 men at work on the line, and that nioro will be put on ns fast us they can bo secured, says the Astorlnii, Ho says that It is expected soon to run a force of from 800 to 1000 men. Headquarters have beeu estab lished at Kainier, in Columbia county e might tell you more about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably "now mat it cuns n cough. Every ono noes who 1ms used It. It is a per ret ruiueiiy ior coughs, colds, hoarse ness. It is an enpicinl favorite for children, being pleasant to take and quick In curing. Oshuhn & DuLa'no. 00 40 00 67i 00 70 00 SO 00 June 4th, 1890. Huckleu'g Arnica Salve. The Best Knlrn in Ih- ,,.,.,1.1 t... Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Hl.vr Rit Rheum, Kever Son's, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corn. hi.H -II til l.. KrUlltioilfl. atlil IUwitivlv nnu. tin.. oruopay required. It is guaranteed to give inrfcet witlsfaetion or moiicv refunded. Trice 2.5 ceiits ner Imi oy Jieiuierson ot i.inn. 3X 3o001us li 3x10 4000 lbs 1J, ' ii "" 3xl0 GOOOlbs lj, SJxll 7000 lbs lj, n Z""."""".'. 3 inch tire $5.00 extra. California Hack bed $7.50. n'vti-Vi M. M. DAVIS. Asalguee ou.t t). it w, to, torvnlllti, Oregon. fliylfp u Sliffop -M'ivuj u eji hub u Or Are Heallliy and U- v-s f, Wfcelbr Yon Suffer From S TMrfimt"!? "-BRIGHT SPIRITS t IMPURE BLOOD "UfT"A GOOD CONSTITUTION HENLET'5 CELERY, PEEF JNb IKON Will Cure th.so Dii...e.-AND-Brina all those Blessing. For sale by OSBURN & OeLANO. Mrs ithodie Nonli, of this place, was taken in the night wiili crumping piiiiisaiui the next day diarrliu-a set in. She took half a bottle of black h rr cnidinl but got no relief. She II en si nt In nn. (o see if I had any tiling Unit would help her. I sent her a bottle of Chatubei Iain's Colic, Choi era and Diarrhoea I ivinclv and I he first dose relieved her. Another of our neighbors had I ecu sick for about a week and hud tried ilillerent leniedles for diarrlnea but kept getting worse. 1 sent him this remedv. Onlv four u.wa ui ii with ri'fiiiireu io cure mm He says he owes bis recovery In thin woiiiieriui renienv. .Mrs Alary rilblcy, Sidney, Mich. For sale by Unburn t ftlien Bnbr was sit-li, we frsyi- itvr U&t'). H niirn she was a Cbil.l, slio cril fur Cabtorls. Whca shs booama Miu, shn cluni to CVatoria. When she had Children, she gavo tJLem Cajtorl. s Pullman Elegant Tourist mm mm !JJTtb. 2n.,,rr9 In a Tiff"- . mm .nMipation, blzr.fun. "llinir Sen wlln. Nrrv. Cllltwltchlim ot Uia eyet I md other I two. Ptrenethens. invlitoratei and tones the enlreybtem. Hudran cures e D l 1 1 1 y, ..t-i TUUBD6SS, Kralaslons, and dereioprs and restores we organa. P'lna In the !ck, lotaes DT dlT AT tiiiht Stopped rooognUe my natlnnt. thouirli ho has nn logal claim to it. Can you tell mo whlthor no nas gonor "Ho loft me half an hour ano. What of mmr wbo is her" "A patient escaped from our Insane, asy lum at Worcester. His namo Is Jnrvls 'Xhornburn. A railroad aocldont. hv whleh ho was sorlously lujtired, and his wife, whom he devotedly lovod, was killed, com ing upon him at a time when his mental powers had boon strained to their utmost. completely unseated bis reason. Poor fol low! His sroatost aufforlns consists In the Impression thnt his wife has dosorted him." "And," ventured Napoloon, "he some times takes othor nion's wives for hlsf" ".l'os, and that phase of his Insanity Is tho one we have chiefly to guard against. He novor soea a beautiful woman that he does not claim her as his wife." Ho had Just poured the fatal contents of (hn wil.li.l-. nt tl.A .l.lnn .1.. door was oponed for tho third time, and Chicago, Amantha, radiant In faer loveliness, stood i Washington, T&os. F. Oakes, Henry C. Paine, Deurr n. Round Kecei vers. .psfwable Taxatlvo andNruyi Toma, and 11.00 por package. Bamplca frooT ITO Wft.T".8, favorite TOOTS WWin Bold byllendcrsoii Si Linn. TAKE. -LIVERINE -FOR THE LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. i n wl vx- L sU B vJ RiORTHERN MJ PACIFIC R. R it u N TO -Through Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Farao Grand Forks Crookston, Winnlpe", Helena and Butte. ickets to- OREGON CENTRAL & EASTERN. R. R. Co. YAQUINA DAY ROUTE. before him, New York Newi. WhM tha Job Cam la. Wiggins wh harniwed by the possession of ox pen she tAfttofl aud the nonpossnsston of means to gratify them, a oomblnntlon of clrcumstanoo which, lliig known, iuouu ii esirDiueiy niiuouii ior aim to ne-1 HUiiuMi dtdu a lunu ui iu Bniiniign i rom nil , atsoolatot. Parkin In particular uhm! to ' congratulate himself on the fact that Wig- j gins had never boon In his books for ever j so small an amount and steadfastly pur- j poped that he never should. Unfortunately for Parkin, however, hoj was iona or a practical Joko, ana it wan Philadelphia, New York, ; Boston and all Points East and South. For Information, time can), Dint sni ticket j c:i on or write R. McMURPH EY (icn'l Agent, Kugvw, Oflloe: Ilooriis 2 and 4 JSheltnii ISIock, R- A. D. CHABLTON. Asst. Gen!. Pass.AseDt, lri Morrlnoti Ktroct, crner Third PORTLAND. ORCOON Connects nt Yaqulna Day with the oau r rsncisoo 1 aquina llsy steam ship Company. STEAMSHIP "FARALLON." Hulls from Yaaulna ever 8 dav for nan r rancisco, uoos uay, rort Urford, Trinidad and Humboldt Bay. -Passenger Accomodations OnsorDassed SliortCMt Ignite Hctwoon the Wil lamette Valley and California. Fare from Albany and Points West to can t rancisco. Cabin $ 6 00 Steerage 4 00 To Coo Hay and Port Orford. Cabin f 0 00 To Humboldt Hay, 9. -I THROUGH TICKETS To Ilia EAUT Tla tl. Tlirough Pullman l'alaco slcvler. Tourlit lcciieni and now Kecllnlna Chair enra. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated br steam and can lighted b PlnUoh Light. Time to Chicago, da;; tlmo to Now York, ili days, which Is manr hours oulckur than all competitors. For ratos, time tables and lull Inlormatlon applr to K J. McCI.ANAIIAN, Agent, Kngeno, Or. n. w. baxton, c. k, iiuowhl, Oen'l Agent, Ill.t. paaa, At, . 133 Third it., Portland, Or. PACIFIC RAtLWAT. . Cabin Soo Pacific Line. The Shortcut, Forest anil Most COMPLETE ROUTE I To and from all polnta in Canada. United Htatcs and Europe. Tie Finest Palace Sleeping, Parlors, Dlnlog and Tocrlst Cars Id toe Hoth First and rk-coiul Clasa Cam are heated by steam and aro di-alijiied to secure uniform warmth, combined with perfect ventilation. The can of no other lino can com- fiare with them in these rvRpecta, nor n strength, elegance and comfort. CANADIAN TACIFIC K'Y CO.'S Royal Hail StearTsr;ip Cir;e TO CHINA AND JAPAN. TIigm twIn-Bcrew itrKmpm are In nvcrr rn inset Bnpflrlor to ftiir mum ttmi hnvn Tet Milrd I the I'arlMe ocean. Tho muln I :uo mflfi hurl- vi uiBiiTiaiiif iimer i rftiisvrcjTio ial Hound Trip Good for 00 daya rtpec- $ 8 00! CANADIAN Al'HTHAMAN HTKAMKH LINK RIVEK DIVISION. Hteamere "Albany" and "Wm. M. Honir," newly furnlslied. leave Albanv dailv ezcent Kutilrduv rL 7;4A it m. nr. rlvlug in Portland the aame day at 1:.'(0 p in. lictiirning boota leave Port land the same (Inys as above at OIK) a. in. arriving in Albany at 7:46 pm. KtlWIN HTONR, 1. C. MAYO, Manager. gopt Rlrar DIt, UKOIKIK r. CRAW, Agent Eugene. ?hirenea iniri , ArMBfBt. SiiwT. n!! "Tilnal weakness lv?.n!;"'H.,llca 'fMd In 10 dap A Qoestlon of Aroirdapola. Jhl fact thnt lliterfoml with the success Madam Well, Nnnetto, I think you of his prudent determination. A niimher will suit me.' Your reconimcndntluns arc of thom were slttlnn In the ohih remllim gooA. room one day, when Wiggins whispered to N'nnnlta Thnnk vnn. mndnlil. hut I am Parkin: 'N imV2?-i"''0B Mescal laillliria. tth : "riire(i -i."', w'"'naeajea noxea), felS"lo i''V treil.si mora )ull,no:- v..IA"ni" Andreas &jX2S3J oiry to 8A7 that I onnnot accept the post tlon. Madnm Why not, prajt IX I not offnr enough t anotto Oh, yen, itindam. lJut wo are not tho rain iilzo. Mndam'igovng would be much too large for me. Now York Journal. I Don't Arffoe j "Kf yoh arRiflmi wlf or atnaht nian," said Uncle Kben, "yoh done git do wust ob It, and If yoh argloe wlf nr-fnol yoh done iran'e yoh tlm.M Waihlngton fitar. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roiw-htirp, Ofrpon, Ji)ly 21, bM Notic in htTftiy giT'-n Ihnl tie following nirocd Mtt rr Han fil'd notice of hi intn tton to n.nkf final rroof in ipp'irl of hi "Let me haro a flfer for a few inlnutcn, till I put up a joke on one of the fellow." pNpLln. Paan rlv fn innii fun n ml iiamnrt- Ina nothlBB, handed him a 6 note, and cl.im snH ihst mill proof will l,e nuwlo be- was surprised a few minutes oftrwnnl to see Wiggins using It to pay sundry little losses at cards, Including a sovereign to Uigglns, evidently borrowed. NOTICE fOU PUULICATION Iiind Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon, .Innod. 1H90. Notice Is hereby given that thefollow ing.nnmed setllei has died notice ol bis intention to mnke final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made , hetore .loel Ware.U. H. O. O. Commisainner, at r.ngene, uregon, on July 14, 18'Jfl, Tin Norman K Workman on homestead entrr No. i.',8 for the w y, nw , lot 11 of sec if, ip in s, r 1 west. Ilo names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Oolunibua Gole, Clinton Arnel. Thomas IIONOI.m.tl, FIJI AND APHTRaI.IA. The shortest lino to tho (.'olmilea These nteamer earry an experienced Modlcal Man and aHtewardeM on every vofsgu. r"or time tahles, tianiitilcti, or any Informa tlon, call on or address, GKO. V. t.KAW, Al.f.AN CAMKRON, Agent, lugene. Prelaht and I'aRHeiurer Art.. OFO.MeU BROWN,'" T"""mi '""'. hltt. I'aam, Aront, Vincourcr, B. C. 1 ear, Wiggins." he cried In amaze ment, 'I thought rou were going to rnleo a Inugli on one of tho fellows with thnt 6 note!" "So I am," explained Wlggln.. "Ton re tho fellow I" Pearaoi.'s Weekly. fore Joel Ware, U 8 (' C Conimisi'iner. at Engene, Oregon, on 8-ptfmtwr 1'. lHlld, viK ria TUel llnrnian en II E No 7314 for tLe of o 10, lp K . r 1 west. II-. h .Tiis Hie f.illowing witnes.es to Whilmore and Jefferson Wangh, all of Iaa prove bis crtiiii,ijf,ns rf.idence upon and bel, Oregan. cultivation of said land, viz: I-eae lligeins, O J Warbington and Henry S Tilton, all of Duter, Oregon, and h 1) MeOnire. of Engen, Qna-n K Viat.:b. It' gi.ti r. II. M. Vkatch, llegiiler W(K)i's PiiiwriioiitNR, the (rrvat Knglleli It-tnely. At Vkhisoton'b). THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT REMESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Ml waukeo 4 8t. Paul Railway. No. It trains are veatlbuled, heated by ateam and lighted by electricity. Kach aleeplng car berth !in nn electric rend ing lamp. Ita dining cars nro the best In the world and I la coaches are pal. aoeaon wheela. Thia great railway, connecting na It doea with all transcontinental lines al Ht. Paul nnd Omnha, assures to the traveling publio tho beat aervlce known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil waukee A Ht. Paul itullway are on sals at M railroad ticket offices to any point in tho United or Canada. For maps, folders and other Information address: C.J.EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon.