.7
inoke.
Ten cent;
ilofOiUwofHeait,
Five cent
.Cigars.
Mexican
I Mustang.
I Liniment
j for
I ' irns,
I .ked & Inflamed Udders,
I lies,
I iheumatic Pains,
i 7 guises and Strains,
tunning Sores,
-.nflarnmntions,
I iriff joints, .
iarness & Saddle Suits,
sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
rvsect Bites,
vi( Cattle Ailments,
vt Horse Ailments,
t.i 5heep Ailments.
Penetrate; .r'V.-.?cIea
Membrane an j i issuci
Quickly.tc ihv Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
K'ib in Vigorously.
Muifa.-ig Liniment conqters
Pcin,
Xiikeii riau or Beast well
. ..'sir. Over ir private endorsements.
' aiatTjrrnee mesas irnrotemj In the flrrt
. It It a rvmptom of seminal weakness
btrrennesv It can bo stopped in 80 aejs
-v-beuseof Hudysn. . ,
- be new dlicoverv mw mad by the Special.
iftheoldfsnmesHodtcn Hidlcal Institute.
Iho stromrcst Tllalltcr made. H 1 very
." IrflU, bnt ht'ml M. Sold ,''r l.la peck
S org Fackagrs for $MO(;lrielcdries).
era guarmi'co glvcnfe.rac"e. IfTOUbnf
vnrcsand ara rot en'ln 17 uired.alx mora
11 Kent to ymi f,,-c r.f nil !lie:i.
enrtfir ctrculflmuna t- .ttinnni1. Address
BITDSOr Mj;iic.M. JNSTITITE.
' anion stowton.-'rJarket tUlleSta
San trancl.eo, Cl
Notice for Publication.
Laud Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon,
Beptcrobrr , 28 ISM.
Notice in hereby Riven that the following
named acttler has' tiled notice o( his inten
Hon to mike final proof in scpport of bi
Jlsim, and that said proof will be undo be
oie Joel Ware, U 8 C 0 Comrotsaioiier
Eogen., Lane connly, Oregon, on
"wbImJI, ISSXi. vis: Uarwood-E Kress
HE No 6398 for the ne'J s Vs. Vi
Si, aeo 19: and nW X nw U. ieo 30,
'P l6t, r6eat.
' om-s th following witnweea fc
Pma hie continuous residence npon and
i'tTation of, atid land, Tii:
Oeorga H Yeringtnn. Carey W Them
J'1", all of Lenl.uri, Oregon. James H Bel
ap. Jamea R Migness, all ol McKenzie
"nlge, Oregon.
B U VgATCH.
Register.
Cook's Cotton ltoor compounp;
recent discovery. At Ykrinov
drugstore.
"aaT
?. N?-.1? WRtS Falling Be.
sas. p u.0"18'
fc men of RflfSi'? inV.""n'!'
tnvM and fcJPTiXs!- andtoneatbe
nteilca. M1 V'V 1 entirenyitem.
Hcltaa fa IA-f 3 Hiidraa curei
W Tgi; rrt;?5i peblllty,
Je. 8 MttM Nerroomess,
ina tiopa febTlm Hjlaalpot,
' i. nil. Cf W--4 and rntorea
HflooD rsfmix iihtoppi
PARTING.
Mjr life .IHl.d tiiUfurlleloa,
It yet r.-inalnn tu bvv
If lumiortulity uuvi-11
A lliiru cvvnt to mt,
Bo hn, w htl.iiM to conc.iv,
A this tliai tuirti UM.
Partiue I i ull ro kni.w of hearrn
And til v.o mvd r.l hell.
E : Uy lJ.rk'iuion In Scribncr'a.
TWO MEN AXD A MAID.
"Whydou't you tell LouUof hlaooualn'a
pcrsleteut nttoMlon to youl" nskid wm
Dupuisof htr .laughtw Horttnse ns the
etocd oppohito curh cih.-r lforo their
ousels copying two of the old pMmiu2, In
tno Louvre gnllery.
" Whyahouldl annoy Loula, who Is quite
Jealous enough without any provocation'"
said Hortenso.
"Jules la alary, Incompetent, unworthy
fellow," romnrked the moihor, '-aud will
not earn all his liio na uiuch as Loula
uiakea In a year."
"Poor Julesl Ho cannot roll his pic
tures," said Hoi icMo.
"Louis had 110 tuch umhitlous," ex
oluimcd Mnio. Duiiula. "His moihor
plaood him In an ollUe when ho whs 15
Now ho Is only S6, and he U tho conlnlcu
tlal maaagor i,f llinrl Constant & Co.,
with an Income of u,0u0 franca, tho
ohanoe of making iu much more with his
own commerce aud the procpect of becom
ing a partner. On tho other hand, his
rascal of a cousin Dover think of begin
ning n picture widlo ho I urn got a napoleon
left from the sale of his previous one."
Hortense merely said, "Poor Jules!"
and went on with her painting.
Mmo. Dupuls was a widow with a mod
erate amount of rents, which she and Hor
tense augmented by palming copies of the
old masters, in tho Louvre for Knglish and
American tourists, who were more lncliuod
to buy such under tho empire than tt-ey
6eem to be now that Franco has a repub
lican form of go-.onimcnt, though why
constitutional chants should act upon the
independent rule ot art Is difficult to ai;y.
A few month from that morning, when
Ilortenso and her mother wcro talking
over their work, tbo world was to see the
beginning of thut crent crisis from which
France has not yat recovered. Tho terrors
of conscription uro only truly einphx lzed
when the hazard of the drawing U ruully a
game of life and death, witen the augmen
tation ot a country a soldiers Is rendered
needful by the Imminence of war. Such
was the case tu l'runco on the uvo of tho
Franco-German simple. All tho reserves
were called out, out! tho empire prepared
ror me mignty con-nat with Ha redoubt
able antagonise
J ulea LoraolL-e walked into the office of
hla cousin Louis, his visit had been
raro enough at tho bureau of his prosnor-
ousrolatlvo, whceoeucccss lmMttered tho
reelings of hie needy and irregular cousin,
but Louis had never quite broken off asso
ciation with tho pr.lutor.
"Good morning, M. Louis," said Jules
somewhat flit p.u:(ly. "I havodarcd to In
trudo upon your valiuiblo moments to bid
you goodby."
"Goodby?" et.hoed Louis Inquiringly as
no looKeu tip Irciu nla correspondence.
"Hnvo you some coir mission ahroadr"
"I have a cciriniAsiou to pnlnt the fields
of Germany I i.iod red," answered Jules
boastfully. "At least," he nddixl, "I have
no commission, being only of tho rank
and fllo, but that Is tho work I am going
to oxocuto. '
"Oh,yos,"Rtid Louis; ''you wore drawn
two years ago. "
"Our corps is now culled out, and I join
tomorrow, "explained J nice. "1 think you
paid for a substitute."
"Yes," answered tho othor; "It was not
such an expensive proceeding thon as it
would Ira now. 1 aju surprised that you
did not study your convenience In the
samo way.
"I bed no money ta spare," said Jules.
"Besides, what did It matter to mo wheth
er I was handling a brush or wielding a
riQcf A iKicr Icggr with nothing to live
for may conscio himself tnut ho fata a
country to dio r.r. "
"A country gains by a citizen's life, not
by his death. A man who extenda the
commerce cf his fullow oountrymon Into
foreign market) Is nioro cf a patriot than
he who writes his country's name lu blood
upon the atrancr'a soil. " .
"At any rate, bis Ufa is more comfort-
ablo and remunerative," sold Jnlea. "As
for myself, r-.tu. Dupuli has nutdo Ufa
valueless for mc."
Louis' eyes lk.fihed for ono aceond; thon
tho lids fell, and be replied quietly:
"I do not crc l ow Mine. Dupuls can
have affected yt.ur lilcl '
'.'Do you w 1k)i to we, Louis Lcmoinrf"
asked tho other, "lu tho une v;uy that
you have done; ym l.ato blignted my life
In thwarting my Live.
"Ploaao d. nut u.ik l.'onHtnsu." Bald
Louis. "Dj you tiiiuk that your lovo was
hluderod in lis fuUfilmcnt by cither alma
Dupula or rr.yfctlii Do you think that a
young lady Ilka liortenae, whoao exlstenoa
baa nover been In dlaoord with tbe refine
menu of ber -tul surrotindinga, could
ally herself witn" lie waa atiout to Bay
"a vagabond." but bo corrected hlmaeif
and added, A behoin'.an luoyour '
"Sho may not n..vo tiio same contempt
for mo tht y ou lt:;vo for your father a
nephow," ilviI Juloa. "Well, it does not
matter much now, at any rate for the pres
ent. We shall see if I return with my
shlold or upon iL Mtcuwhilodo not think
that yonknovTHil the soureta of Hortense'a
heart. "
1 hen l.c r.lrot!o out of the ofilco, leaving
hla cousin 1 tii another anudon accession
of passion, v.h nil .i:ly ouolod down Into
suspicion ana ai-oiiu?:it.
s h.t sei rets did liorteuse confido to
Jules whle't sto did not tell her lover?
IhUs sho b.is ei nhled ti ls niun to last of
an iMimu- A i.lcb s.ie oauM not to have
acconlal t- i.i;n.
Ho T101.UI l-ive qtustloned Hortonseon
tho subje.t th.t very ibiy. but site and her
mother hed gor.0 to Kugland on a Tlait to
a relative " l.c I ;.d n:m!e tliat country his
heme. lit- d tl : .1 csiro to wrlto to hor on
such an inueliuit.i ilatcmeut as that sng-(-vfioil
bv .ii.le", v. l.o, after nil, might be
only lira;'. . g r:-'l I; In. 1'"u I-omolne
applleil l.i -.11 o t:i details of commerce
once mm twl trll D 'orgot bis previous
annoyaie
The n. jT.-.ri.iiig J ulea, decked In his
regimen; '-ire.! his cousin's offire
agalu. lie nas l.'ushett and rxcltorl and
bad evlder lv Iton r lerlrrlr.g bis friends of
the studio 111 :.i ' cni miodby.
"I have i'A.ii:'.( t..v letter frum Hor
U'lise," he (...iii... ; ' J a piper upon
Louis' table.
For a raon.:ii I-o.il.iwaialioiit to return
It to Jules unrt-.i!, I.ut h.a Jcnlously check
ed his good lu.piil.. and oi-ned and
read tlio note which bin cousin had brought.
As Iuis (,r..ml tl.c nioauli.g of the
words l.c turned pal"! controHln hl
ftellngs a. he hanJad t-iualer lcW hla
oomin, be nioruly ld:
such cm:;-! a l tWt. should
hardly have lieen placed in a mall who can
so readily violate It."
Then ho tunic! his lack upon Jules,
who strutted out with n tipsy defiance and
prewired himself for his departure to Join
bis corps by a few more farewell glasses
with his friends.
This, then, was the secret of Hortenso
which he hail that day 1. '.trued. Hor lovo
was for Jules, but her mother had com
pelled hor to accept the rich cousin and re
pulso the poor one Should he write to
Hortenso and upbraid her for her insincer
ity! How could he do so when he had
hardly respected himself in readlugthe let
ter unaddressed to hlrnr
Each moment that ho thought of tbe
falthlessnosa ot liorteuse augmented hia
anger aud caused a desperate craving fur
action. The next morning bo Informed
Constant & Co. that ho must retiro from
hla office, aa it waa his intention to Join
the ranks of the Fronoh army as n private
soldlor.
My dear Lcmolno, " sold Henri Con
stant, "this is simply quixotic. Tho war
Is not one ot self defense, but one of ambi
tion." Louis was roftiluto, however, In his plan
of action.
"Well," sighed Ilunrl Constant, "if you
are decided, there's an end. Wo must give
you a year's leave, though goodness knows
how wo slmll conduct tho business without
you."
Louis smiled bitterly.
In tho lust your ot tho empire, as In the
llual days of the previous one, haste and
precipitation took tho place of oare and
caution. The soldiers were rushed through
their drills with ns little attention as waa
applied to their kits, tho ono object in view
being that of having a largo army to take
the field as soon as war should have been
declared. Tho provisions lndtsponsable for
the campaign wcro considered as duly sup
plied on the strength of those official re
turns which were accepted as unimpeach
able, tho supplios of the ammunition itself
being almost taken as n matter of course.
All this waa too soon realised before tho
fatal month ot August had but little nioro
than half run Its oourso, each day bringing
tho outnumbered Frenchmen nearer to
their doom in the disastrous year of 1870.
Tho defeats of Gravelotte and Ueaon
ville bad compelled tho retreat of the forces
into Metz, leaving many of the wounded
to the promiscuous attention ot the victor.
Without asserting that they were worse
cared for than were those wounded on the
conquering aide, it is certain that tho
French soldiors who were left on the field
had a very bod time of it In the crowded
shelters which woro improvised as hospi
tals the dangers that were not the least
terrible arose from gangrene and pyaemia,
and the symptoms of those fatal develop
ments quickly doomed their sufferers to
tho Inferno o'er which might have been
written the dread warning, "Abandon
hope, all yo tliat enter here. "
Among this crowd of tho doomed victims
of the lust of empire and the pride of
power were two Freuch soldiers hurriod in
with tho rest. One had suffered amputa
tion of both bis logs; tho other had been
tho victim of a breast contusion, caused
from tho fragments of an exploding shell,
and was in poril from tho shock: rather
thau from tho gravity of the effects of the
wound, which could not ba considered se
rious. In any case he had boon brought to tliat
pesthouse hastily and Improperly, for there
was no sign of gangrene or blood poison
ing In his symptoms.
As the former rolled his head from side
to sido upon tho straw sproad over tho
earth of tho shod whero he lay, his eyos
foil upon the form of his neighbor.
"Heavensl" he exclaimed. "Am I madf
Louis Lemolno, for ho you must be, how do
I find you a oomrndo lu this aooursed
placef"
For & momont the other was struck, si
lent In hla astonishment,
"Jules," bo at last gasped, "do wo moot
under suoh ft cloud of misery What you
revealed to me mado Ufa uncndurablo, and
the day after you left me I volunteered In
the service to which I had already supplied
a substitute. I wanted to die."
The heaving chest of Jules, who was
past all physical suffering, betrayed a
mental torture.
"Louis," bo stammered, "forgive ma 1
shall soon have to plead for pardon else
where. I was onvlous of all your good
fortune I felt that but for you Hortense
might be mine. When I saw you so safe
and prosperous and happy, the devil got
possession of my heart. 1 went away and
wrote the letter which I showed you. II
was not written by Hortenso. I used one
of her notos to mo to copy hor writing. It
was a forgery."
As If suddonly electrified, Louis sprang
from the straw with tho Impulse of venge
ance in his soul. But as he looked at the
poor, dying wretch, who waa of tho same
blood as bis, compassion conquered anger,
and stooping down ho kissed him and
whispered, "I forgive."
It waa only In time. The exolteiuent
had exhaused the little strength of the
moribund eoldler, who sank down In bis
wretched bed, olostng his life with peni
tence and confusion. Like a dreaming
man, Louis left this Walhalla of misery,
where tho boroes changed their shout, for
Taterland and la pa trio to dying groans
and ahrleks of agony. No one took mnch
account of those hopeless men, and thua
Louis emerged from tho place unnoticed
and mixed with others who wero prisoners
like himself, wounded and bora ds com
bat, awaiting tho outcome of events whloh
they could no longer lnduonca. - If all had
suoh heavy grief at heart as ho bad, heaven
help them!
More than a year had paaaed when Mine.
Dupula and her daughter returned to Parts
to find their homo wrecked during the rule
of the comniuiie and at last to put them
selves In communication with thsir own
countrymen. Thoy had hoard from Henri
Conatant, In reply to their inquiry, that
Louis had joined the army, but the disor
ders of the year had prevented any further
communication with him.
"I regret, ladies," said Henri Coostoint,
"that we have no news of Loroolne. lis
waa missing after Gravelotte, and I fear
that he must have been left upon the Held
of battle."
As Hortense beard the words that doom
ed her Ufa, the color left bcr cheek and
ahe would have swooned on the floor bad
she not been rauaht In the arms of Louis,
who entered that moment.
"Ah, Louis," aheaald, "where hove you
been and why la It tliat you havo kept si
lent so long u tlmef"
"Doorest," he whispered, "It la a secret
of tbe dead. M. Constant," be went on,
"I bare been a double prisoner, held by
Illness and tho enmy. I bare exceeded
my leave, I am afraid, but I won't ask
for another until I am married." Spars
Moments.
Ihnar that J illyer has mads a great
hit with that new play of hla"
'No doubt, lie hit me for two so poa
It 00 the road. " Detroit Free I-reaa
ONLY CURE
FOR
PIMPLES
It is so because it strikes at the cautt of
the Chgant, mf-lf J, rye -jmtttt SluOJilh. or
OrtrwrkfJ IViia.
" Uu to 1'ivi cm IVraiiUt.' M ft't, tllm, ft w.
By UoT.rnor Lord.
SaI.km, Nov. . The annual
thanksgiving proclamation was today
issued by Oovertior Lord. ' The
urnt'lunintion iu full Is as follows:
"For the manifold blessings
vouchsafed to us during the past year,
it is fitting that we, as a grateful peo
ple, Bhould make due acknowledg
ments to Almighty God. In recogni
tion of this duty, and in eoufoiniity
with the time-honored custom, and in
accordance with the pmchimniiim of
the president of the United States, I
William P Lord, governor of the state
of Oregon, do designate and set apart.
Thursday, the 28th day of November,
ISStfl, as Thanksgiving (lav.
"Ou that day I recommend that tho
people abstain, as fnr as practicable,
from the occupations of every-duy life,
and that they assemble In their usual
places of worship and offer praise aud
thanksgiving to God for the peace aud
prosperity bestowed upon us, for the
health aud happiness with which he
lias blessed us, and fur our freedom
from pestilence and calamities. Let
us also devote the day to the enjoy
ment of hospitality aud the strength
ening of lamlly tiee; to relieving the
wants of the needy and distressed, and
the doing of charitable deeds; to in
spiring sentiments of loyalty to our
country, and respect, for ita laws and
the maintenance of puulio order; to
cultivating a just regard for the rights
and opinions of others, and inculcat
ing a sense of duty that will lead us to
fulfill as far aa lies in our power, our
obligations as eitireus and individ
uals." Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.
The Hint Halve In the world for
Cuts, Hrulsos, Bores, Ulcers, Halt
Rheum, Kever Hores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Hkltl
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or 110 pay required. It Is guarantceil
to give icrfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 26 cents per box.
For sale by Henderson ft Linn.
ffhen I)A!y wis aluk, wo gave lir caitto-.
Whea sho was a ChUJ, stie cried for Castorla.
When ahe became MUa, sua cluag to CVstorla.
eTban ahe had Children, ahagavetLem Castoria,
When we consider that tho Intes
tines are about five times as long as
the body, we can realize the luteuse
suffering experienced when they are
inflamed. Do Witt's Colic and Cholera
Cure subdues inflammation at once
and completely removes the difficulty
OSBUHN A DkLano.
ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE OF REAL
PROPERTY,
Notice ia hereby given that the coder,
signed, the administrator of the estate of
Marcua Kelley, deceased, will by Tiitue of
an order issued out of the oonnty court of
Lsne oonnty, Oregon, on the 6tb day of Oc
tober, lB'JG, aell at private sale on tbe lUtb
divy of Deoeniber, 181H1, at 1 o'clock in tbe
afternoon of said day, the following dea
cribed real property belonging to aaid estale
to pay the aobta ib.reol and administiation
of the aamr; to wit: Ilegiuning at the
south west corner of donstion land claim
No 38, notification 666s In township 19
south of range 3 west, running thence east
240 rods, north 21 tods and 8 links, west
HO rods, aontb ill roda and 8 links to tbo
place of beginning, containing 32 acres,
Also beginning at tba north west corner of
donation land claim nntnber39, notifleatioD
tiujO in section V), township 19 south of
range 8 wast, thence sonth 12 97 cbs,
east 8.14 chains, aontb 4.09 chains, aontb
41 chains, aaat 10 chains, east 35 ohains,
mors or leas to range line, theoce north
11 chains, more or laas to the north line
of of aaid olaim No 39 and thence wast to
lbs place of beginning, containing 141
acres. Also beginning at the northwest
corner of donation land olaim No 66, notf.
Co43 in section 7, township 19 sontli ot
ratine 2 w.at. thencs eaat 4 62 cba, eonth
6.76 ehs, wast 4 62 cbs, nottb 6.76 cho to
the plsee of beginning, containing 3 12
acrea The said several tract! aggregating
176 62 acrea mors or lest In Lane ooanly
Oiesnn.
Held Bale to lake place at tba resldenos on
aid premises, terms thereof cssn tn band.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, November Oib
ItfjO.
E. K. HzxPraaos,
Administrator of aaid eatats.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L-md Office at Roerburg, Or.,
OctoKr 29, IH'Jfl
Notice ia hereby given that tb. follow
ins oamiil stiller haa Olnl notice of bis In
1. 1, 1 ion to make final orooi In scppoit of
bin claim, ar.d tbat said proof will ba made
l-tt-oe Joel Ware, U 8 C C Com
mis inn-r, at Engene, Oregon, on Deoinber
14, Kf, viz bimn.l F McOnrge oa II E
No C9U7 for the w n w aes 10 1 17 a r 1
..1.
He namea the followltig witnerars to
prove his oonlinnons resldecee upon and
celriTatlon of said land, vie
i W Merrill, On.tsv N'.tll, Jsm'S E Kan
nrrly erd Jba 4 Prpiut, all ofLe.ourg
Labe Cvuulv, 0' gjO.
U. M. VkaTcH,
Iteg later
.U10 fHDCP tiU'-pi'm fli Fr,r)AKi'p
itlJiAriCn Aflwtiiin j-trj, M aii1
Urn a 1
Whether You buffer From
INSOMNIA -taa-REFRESHING SLEEP
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GENERAL DEBILITVwnciaT-GOOD CONSTITUTION
DYSPEPSIA . -wslfXT-FINE DIGESTION
THE:- BLUES -MTes-BRIGHT SPIRITS
IMPURE BLOOD tlW GOOD CONSTITUTION
bK. HENLEY'S CGLERY, BEEF AHb IRON
Will Cur those CHse'saea-AND-Brlng all these Oksslnga
t .W VI
For sale by OSHURN A DkLAXO.
IlaL5
. An agreeable raxr.tlvo and Kncnt Tosrta,
Bold by Drumritt or sent hr mall. 25a, 630.
and Jl.CO per iiacfcaga, fnroploa free.
V Ttfrt ThelvvrUoTejTHMwin
AJ faVforUicVjcihRaaicatn,Sao,
Sold uv.Henderion A Ltnn.
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Sun Francisco, Coos Hay, Port Orford,
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-Passenger Accomorlatlona Unsurpassed
Shortest Route Hctwecn the Wil
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Fare from Albany and Points West to
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CaMn 0 00
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To Coos Bay aud Port Orford,
Cabin 6 00
To Humboldt Ray.
Cabin f 8 00
Round Trip Good for 60 days Spec
ial.
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Sleamors "Albany" and "Wm. M.
flnair." uewlv furnished, leave Albanv
dally except Huturduy at 7:46 a in, ar
riving in Portland the same day at
4:30 p ni. Returning boats leave Port
land the same days as above at 0:00 a.
ni. arriving in Albany at 7:46 pm.
EDWIN BTON. J..O. MAYO,
. Manager. flopt River Dlv.
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Washington,
Philadelphia,
New York,
Boston and all
Points East and South.
fnr lafnmatlon, lira, cards, maps and tickets
ralloanr wm.
R. MeMURPHEY
(ien'l Agent, Eugene,
(mice: ltooms 2 and 4 Shelton lllock,
A. D. CHAELTOHatTBe.1. PlSiKlt,
2ft Morrison street, comer Third
POSTIANO. OKCOON
We are anxious to do s Utile good In
this world and can think of no pleas
antcr or better way lo do It than by
recommending One Minute Cough
Cure as a preventive of pneumonia,
consumption and other serious lung
troubles that follow neglected colda.
Oat u r 11 Y Ih'I.ino,
trc it"oo
Difference!
Or Are Healthy and Um
THROUGH TICKETS
To the EAST via the
Throuih Pullman Palace slcepeia.. Tourlvt
ileepers and uow Reclining chair cars.
DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Trains heated by steam and era lightod by
Ptnurh Light.
Time to Chicago, St day, lliuo to New
York, 4t days, whloh la manr hours quicker
than all competitors.
For rates, time tables and tall lutormatlun
apply to
. J. McCLAKAHAN, Agent, Kugen., Or.
R. W. BAXTON, C. a BROWN,
u.n'l Agent,' UtiL Pasa. At,
LU Third St., Portland, Ol.
Soo Pacific Line.
TI10 Bhortest, Safest and Most
COMPLETE ROUTE
To and from all points In Canada,
United States and Etiroie.
Tbe finest Palace Sleepinz. Parlors, Dliiii
ana Tonrist cars m me
WOB.Xj.X.
Until First and Second-Class Cars
are heated by steam aud are designed
to secure uniform warmth, combined
with perfect ventilation.
The cars of no other line oan com-
ftare with them In these respects, Dor
n strength, elegance and comfort.
CANADIAN PACIK1C R'Y CO.'B
Foyal Tall Steam&fyip
Cirjo
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
ThcM twlnicrow stramora r In wr jr rtv
port mperlnr lo an; -lit I that navs yet Miiea
tht ParlAc ocean. The route la wo milot holl
ar than via any other Tran a-Pact Ho Una.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN BTBAMKR LINK
TO -
nONOLUI.TT, FIJI ANPAURTRALIA.
The ihortMt Una to the Colon tea
Theae lira mora rarrv an i iterlnnced Medical
If an and a Hiewanloaa on eTory to rate.
fur tlmatablva, pamiihleli, or any I a form a
tlnn. call on or addrcai.
UKO. V. CKAW, AM,AN CAMKRON.
lifl Third Ht.. I'ortlaud. Or
0KO. Met. BROWN.
Dial, rata. Aicant, Vancouver, a. v.
THE ABU7E P1CTBHE DOES HOT BEPBESENT
s passenger train on the Chicago, Ml-
waukce 4 St. Paul ltallway. No. Its
trains are vostlhulod, heated by steam
and lighted by electricity. Each
sleeping car berth has an electric read
ing lamp. IU dining can are the best
In tbe world and III coaches are pad.
aoes on wheels.
This great railway, connecting aa II
does with all . transcontinental lines at
St. Paul and Omaha, assures to the
traveling publio the best service
known. Ticket via the Chicago, Mil
waukee A Ht. Paul Railway are on sals
stall railroad ticket office to any
point In the United or Canada. For
maps, folders and other Information
address:
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICB FOR POBMCATION.
Land Oftlco at ltoaelmrg, Orrgon,
HeptemWr 10, 1H1K).
Notice la hereby given tbat tb follow
rag-named aetller baa filed notice of bia in
tention to rnak final proof in snnport of
blaolaim, and that aaid proof will bemad
before Joel Ware, (J H O 0 Com
mlasioner, at Eugene, Orrgon, on
October 27, WJlS, tie Nlrbolsa Kolbert
no nomrateed entry NoA280 for the n n w
',, n y.nt'i of see 'it lp 17, ., t
weat.
II namt the following wltne.ara tn
prove his ccntinscqs reaiiienc upon and
oulilvatlon of, said land, via:
Mala 1'eler.on, John It Hold, G W Park,
r ami B I. Miller, all i f Rlmira, Orrgon.
U M VsT( U,
Hegistar.
We might (ell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that It cuns a cough. Every
on docs who has used It. It is s per
fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse
ness. It Is an especial favorite for
children, being pleasant In take and
'lUlek in cuing.
OauritN A DbI.amo.
bPACIHC RAILWAY.