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Newspaper Page TextSmol LA GREMA, Ten cent; B.oTO. A Queen of Hearts, Fiva cent .Cigars. Mexican Mustang Liniment for .urns, flked& Inflamed Udders, Rheumatic Pains, 5f ulses and Strains, Sunning Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle SOPW, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scakis, Blisters, Insect Bites, M Cattle Ailments, Ml Horse Ailments, U3 Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Mti3cle Membrane and rissuo Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Hub in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment con q,, en P.ln, Mikes ITan or Beast well (win. 'flh" If'Tto enSotctnent.. f. h S rw"01"" Imnolf "7 In tho first ?'Wwiniif of fliii.nl weakness "woito11 110 i" "days i o to,;;;: ' 1 ," t .' 1 n i ea boxes). knt..,'.nl '"""-y. w --rt.nU more m7 ... I."" H c l. :. - - 'nurj.,0,oi XTICE FOB PDBLICATION. ce at Eoscbnro n. lXm' i. k.., pfmWr 13, ISM. .",, " rfi"l '-roof in ,m,norl n! ? "' i Mi(l n"' b mad. km.. . U S 'I E 0 0 Com- 1W. 17'-T1A (,nr. "t: no JnntinrT it No '""Mil, UMIOW tlO . ...,.. i.fma .l.l- "I H.UROIH-, OrrcoD, ' Or-Bon, Vlce ""Ron, D Hiwkr, .f SfiD It M. atch. Ilfijt.i Mate. Gmx- yswmM llury Be- 5l,s-J W.afwtJoB. If RjSn lir.ifc, V not Kievrjj r-i.i. ei- "erftil p-ire-" ns.Ncrv- nj of KtHI eiiitwliclil'ia E!?1 " fcypWS o' "' '' 2L2f 3 r"'1 other 'KX ?S1 Strengthens. tnJVS !, ,fi lnrl strata SJU WfM KoWcnrr .if,,"- BMJMtfi ""' restore. IfilOD M'fcM tofiia FINIS. HE MI'BKS. Bbe' sent mjt li'ttrra lank to mo Piwr lltllo li!nl with wi nry wing. Thi'y wrk tho n. t lienoo tluy wont froo Sho cunn no limn, to lnr them inK. I nont thi'iu forth with un rry h.art Andclunil tudrunm that lovo would laat. I 11 read thimi, thun for?viir nnrt With theso fair visions of the past. HE ntAlis. Oroat Canuir'a Bhnt 1 W hat did sho think niK.ii i i-aui'a uiis uriv.t mot a tear? Did sho lmiioino I wept ink? Whowl What an acid I was lant year! A poem on "Jlir Glovo." Orcat Scott I 'To hor I tuno my sacrinl lyro And cravo ronioinbraiico." I tni-t nntl l'shaw I WIiiTo's a match to licht this flro Loudon Tlt-Uits. A HIDDEN LEdACY. Tho High street of Moxfnnl was inter estcu tills Juno day In tho funrrnl of eld Oorinol JJuttersby, whoso Diutwivsouo Imb- blo and long gray locks would uover again ennvoil tlio Btrcot. Ho hud kept tho curiosity shop for about 6U yoarn. lho old spinning wheels, spar row legged chairs, carrod oak bureaus, oliina of all sorts, war medals, wateuos, coins, oto., would, no doubt, now uo to tho hammer. Moxford would miss tho attractive window of 61) almost as muck as tno quaint form of its lato owner. Potor Battorsby and Sirs. Peter wero oany on tho soono In decont black. They had oxtremelycomforUibloeipccta tlons. To bo sure, for tho last ten years they had not Interchanged many words with tho lato Cnrniol, who was Poter's only brother; but, us Mrs. Potor remarked when tho news of hor brother-in-law's death ar rived, "Ho couldn't for shamo leave his nionoy to any ono olsa " Young Walter lluttorsbv. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter's only son, did not conceal his joy in IiIb unelo's demise. Ho told his boon com panions at tho Hon and Chickens that ho was In for a good tiling. "Blood, you know, as tho saying is, Is thicker than water," ho said as ho drained bis fourth pint on thooveuingof his arun cuiar bereavement Nor wero tho thrco daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Poter without discroot maidenly ela tion. Their undo, while ho lived, was such a figure tliat they never cared to look at him. Besides, ho hadn't a very civil tongue liked to ho caustio about their high heeled shoes and oxtensivo bonnets and huts and to bo very rudo with his in quiries why tliroo Mr. Klglits did not press lor tno Honor or tbolr small gloved hands. It socmcd unlikely, Indeed, that a single tear would bo shed for the old curiosity man: Of oourso thoro was his littlo servant girl, Joan Smith. But sho wns only workhouse hussy," to borrow Mrs. Peter's elegant expression. With his usual eccentricity, old Carmel had taken a girl from tho Moxford union nftor tho death of his elderly housekeeper. Mrs. Koberts. Joan was that servant, and she had served him truly for tho last six yoars, being nov but 22. A quiet, shrink ing, dark eyed littlo creature, who had rovcred hor dead muster quito unuoount ably and dovotod horself to him heart and hand and soul. Save for Soth Perry, who worked for tho Moxford Tin Plato com pany, sho had hud no ono else to caro for. Mr. nnd Mrs. Potor found No. 59 nicely prepared for tho funeral. There wns nlso a ruthor clumsy wreath of wild hyacinths and buttercups on tho collin. "Tho idea of such a tiling ns tliutl" cx- clnlmod Mrs. Petor, touching tho wreath with the tip of hor parasol. Joan was near at tho tinio. She burst Ino tears nt thoso words. "Ploaso, ma'am, "sho Bald, "I should so like It to go with him. 1 picked them all myself." "It shall do nothing of the kind, then. find your plnco Is in the kitchen, not in tho parlor," rotorted Airs. Poter. Joan retired, crying bitterly, nnd Mrs. Poter flung tho wreath Into n corner. "Tho wench ought not to lie allowed to lenvo this houso, Peter,' sho said severely, "without being soarchod. Tho Idea of her being with all theso vallyMos all alone tool" But Poter was not as cruel as his wife. "Cameron says sho is entirely to bo trusted," ho roplled, "and it's for him to act as ho pleases, ho says. Mr. Cameron was tho Moxford lawyer who hud charge of tho old curiosity man's n flairs. Two or thrco others now arrived, Includ ing tho lawyer, Mr. Hurst, tho Methodist rtow Connection minister, and old craven, tho silversmith. Then tho High street enjoyed Its little sensation as tho hearso nnd thrco coaches solemnly passed along It to tho comotery n l.lll Joan viewed tho staft from the tack en try with tearful eyes. Sho was periodically convulsed with sobs. Sho watched the nrocesslon as long as over sho could. The void In her lifo was Immense. So much so, Indeed, thnt oven tho sooth Ins voice of Soth Perry, who had come upon hor nnawnros, had no effect on her at lirst. "Ncvor you mUid, lass," said Scth, "thlngs'll all como out right. " Sho answorcd him only with tears. "Ho's boun' to ha' left you summnt, Joan, my lass, to rcmcinlior iilin by, nnd, whothoror no, yoa'vo only to speak tho word ond thoor's ono as'll bo proud to hnva vou. " "Sctli, I can't talk with you now," sho said, showing hlra her damp laco ami bright eves. "Nor como home ond tako your dinner with my mother, Jonnf" "No, no. I mustn't go yet. They'll turn me out soon, I know, but I must stay till then." "Well, law." said Seth. "you know Iwst. but I'm fair ochlng for you, nnd thisiiight as is I'll fetch you to homo." Ho took her In his arms in tnc passagi-, un which so mnnv antiuuo articles hart trnvoletl during tho last half century, nnd kissed her wet cheeks. 'And now I must got back to work, he said. It wns n hot day even for June, and whon tho funeral party re-enterel the houso Mrs. Peter's faco was extremely red. Hero they wero met by Walter Haiti rs by nnd the three girls. This was Mrs. Peter's arrangement "The moro witnesses there are the s.if. r It'll be," sho had said, alluding, of course, to tho reading of her brother-in-law's will. "Besides," she added, "they n.ay hear something nice for themselves. "' . As fur as he was concerned, however, young Walter had fully Intended to I present, even If his father and mother ob jected. Joan hod procured rako and flierrr, nt tho Instigation "f Mr. Cameron. Hut she hud not hclicd herself to n glass of the wlno, ovon In spite of tho kindly lawyer's -suggestion, nor yet to nerumlp i f the eaUc She continual nlmo in tho kitchen. The trump , t si range feet in the room ovur her ill.l but l.l fresh t.M.-s well up from tho ! bmn.tiw.l ., ;-- llls!l,. ,..r j Ami -,i :he I .neral :ny and tho others ! Ritivui.d nil Can,.,;-, table and waited ! for Vr. Catiier-m t,i teln. Tho lawyer I inn Keep t: , ,M ,v..ki,ig. Ho smiled rather dryly, t.j.,,; n (.-lass of slicrrv and drew forth the pulH.r f.,n itsotlleiai blue envelope. Xev.-r was there, In .Mrs. Poter Battors by s opinion, nioro horrid and disgrace fill last will nnd testament. Certainly hor husband was to receive a fourth part of the lirOl'ClvU of the cnlit nt the deceased's goods, but wliut was a nioro ' luunnr Tho other throo-fourrhs woro left, of nil tilings, to the Moxford union, "to help them to train up moro girls liko Joan Smith. " Those were the very words. To tho thrco girls of Mr. and Mrs. Peter tho three largest mirrors in the establish ment of 511 wero bequeathed, without com ment Mr. Walter Hattersby was not ovon mentioned, nor was Mrs. Petor. Mr. Cameron received fluo, nnd so did tho deceased's old friend, Mr. Craven. Lastly Joan was mentioned. Sho wns to have a year's wages, all tho furniture of her own bedroom and tho largo scrapbook for which sho had so often plied scissors and pnsto and which contulnod curious Items of nowspaper intelligence during tho hist 80 ye:irs. "There, gentlemen and ladles, that is nil," said Mr. Cameron, "and now you must excuse mo. 1 leave you with my co trustee, Mr. Crnven. " "Ono moment, sir," interposed Mr. Peter, to whom his wife had whispered much. "What's becomo of nil his money in tho bank? Ho must havo had thou sands. " "Tho balance to Ills credit on May 111," answered Mr. Cameron, referring to a note, "was just 3 8s. lOd. After the funeral exiiens-js aro ia:.d" "What's ho duno with It?" -,r!od Mrs. Peter, redder of faco than ever. "I cannot tell you, madam. Good ! -ruing!" said tiie lawyer, who then wisely left them to fight the matter out among them selves. Hut before ho went lie, with his own hands, carried to Joan in her kitchen tho unwieldy old scrapbook and told her that it was her property as well as tho furnlturo of her room. "Como, cheer up, my girl!" ho said at parting. ' Vour master was fond of you, and ho would rather seo you bright than downcast. And roineiulier that I am your friend, If you should happen to want ono." Juan thanked Mr. Cameron, and thon, having roverontly kissed tho old book, put i.t on one side. Mrs. Peter, licforo sho parted, thought well to trcsKiss in tho kitchen and say some cruel tilings to Joan. Hut somehow the girl did not mind them very much now. Then Soth looked in again and said she was to como up to his mother's that even ing. If sho didn't, he should fetch her. And to make sure of haviiighcrho canted oft tho big scrapbook. M"rs. Peter Hattersby did something else before she tort B'.i. Together with her dl.-nmiolntod son and darling Walter, sho climbed tho stairs to Joun s little utile nnd tcok u hammcrwith her. "It's tho very kind of spiteful thing he'd be likely to do," sho said, "but I'll not stand it, robbing his own flesh nnd blood for n workhouse hr.it." Mr. Peter left her to her own devices. Ho, Mr. Craven and thu three vexed In deed Insulted girls went nwuy together. Then Mrs. Peter studiously searched Joan's attic from wall to wall. Sho turn ed out the girl's ono tin box, looked in tho drawer of I.e.! wc.shsland, ripped lip tho paillasscoutrageooslyaiid threw tho straw ulltiboiitnlid treated tho bolster with equal brutality. There was also a handsome old oak wnrd- rolio that would havo (Taccd even a royal bedchamber. This was for Joan's thrco or four poor frocks. It was quito laughable to seo how moth er and son Lapped and probod this anti.iuo pieco of furniture. They oven knocked off the head of n lion In relief at tho top of it to seo If there wns a stcret cavity behiud tho heud. But tho wnrdrobo taught thorn no moro than the paillasso nnd too bolster. Well. I 'moil to the Hen nnd Chickens," said Walter Hatteishynt length. "I've had enough of this." So, too, had Mrs. Peter, ra thoro was not annrtlclo In tiio room that Blio had not thoroughly tested. lho sun wns still nlmotho cemetery mil when Seth called at 611 in his workaday grlmo and his workaday grease. Art ready, my liwsr" ho inquired oi Joan. Tho girl began to mauo oxcuses. "It's not right, Seth, to leavo the house with no ono in it Ho wouldn't havo liked It," sho said. It's not right, Joan, to mako a promise and not keep it," retorted Soth. "Como, now, I'm not going to leave you to mope your oyos out. Ho you moan to make me carry you? Sho was persuaded Willi muieuiiy. Then It was a revelation of charactar to seo how alio locked ono t'.oor nfter another ond pocketed tho dilfere it keys. Anylxxly uu tnniK iuo iniogs snvsn yours, Joan," said Seth admiringly. ' It's tho 8,imc to me os if they wi re,' she answered, with tho lone of fresh tears. But Seth hurried her IT before she could break down again and soon had hor In tho littlo red brick cotta je he shared with his motlior. Old Mrs. Peter had In her young r (lays been a servant nervir. She nail anno woman's symiutby for Joan nnd discern ment enough to know that her son ml.-ht do far worse than marry such a girl. It wns as coinf'Ttale n meal ns any in Moxford, with tie) rat purring on the hearth nil the lima Afterward tin talk turned solliliy upon old Carmel nnd his slnpulur boquusts to Joan. The Inoney and the furniture II ire uso- fill enough to yo l, child," said old Mrs. Perry. "bt 'I'" Idea of liiving you a thing llko that!" pointing to Ihe seraplss.k. I used to bo SO fond oi It, Biaillllicreu Joan. "The times we've sat Mgetner, nini pasting nnd mo cutting What no nu market. " I ;he l-o-c and lifted t.,0 nig inw iv I table. Hi lled Irs sTili-M anil i,p.-i,ni it. , Whv, what's t lis? i x i.iiiimi .-"iu ' a bank Hole f"r H-'XI "I'i .e.imi. loan fined pale as tint i'"i " It was ii.d. rs, tl Pay to Joan rnitli, and ii" Kre they I ail '.I. ( Ihr ii.' he lio .K tl., v I nelly 11. e Kill!" gill." 'lie y nrj mid Mr. ' . .. in in t!,.' i great 1 .-' ter-' y . . .' ! I lelti k er l.r.aii. : ... ' LADIES WITH RED FACES Ati'l oily, prvasy (.tuHcxii.iis, or mibjert to rii-shos, i nupk'S, l!:u khi'.iti!, veluiw or inothy fkm.wiU tNi;rati.,,ato learn that llu lmn'st, swwust, nu.i m.Ht eiiY-i'ilve ttkiu imnlUir urn bcmtiii.T i cum pounded U CUTICURA SOAP It U so l.ecause it strikes at the cauw of moat comjilexioaal tlistlisuralioaa, viz. : tho CtoggtU IiriUUtil, Injiimetl, or OrericoriceJ t'oltli. Sunzcstton : AflorcyclhiK, jtolf, tenui., tiding, or utM.-llc, a hath with Cl'TicciiA tfoAl' 1. meet .oothtii, cHjliii, nn.l n-frt-Hhinii, preveiaiiur chining, rwtai-a., uuil rouublu.-twof tlw .kin.fwoth Iiik liillaiMinaUeii, arid when followed by svnllo iitlntlni;withOeTlcDRA(oliitmenll. proves bene, flclul la reheviaK tired, lame, or atrained muscle.. Sold threuKhout th. world. Price, Ct'Tlcr., aft; i So.-, av.i u.soLvBsT, sic. .ml .1. Purr. Dmuo AND Cnvw C..i;r.. t!e I'roni.. tlo.tn. Bi-'-llowleObUia. BrLlisat Complexion," tttt. Iiueklon'ij Arnica Salve. Tho best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever sores, titter, chapped hands, cliilblalns, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give per fect satb faction or money refunded. Price 'Si cents per box. For sale by HKNDKHSON& 1,1 NX, Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes: "1 have been suffering from piles for 35 years anil thoughi my case incura ble. DoWitl's Witch Hazel Snlvc was recommended to me as a pile cure, so I bought a box and it performed a per manent cure." This is only one of thousands of similar cures. Kczenm, sores and skin (lipases yield quickly when it is used. Osnt!K & Di;Lano. trYUen li .by was slot, wo irave "ner (JanuiA w When alio wr. a Child, sho cried, for Castorla. When sho bocatr.o Mlsa, eho clun to CiuiToria. Alien sun htul CMldrou, slip avo U.e.-n OdtorU Not n few who rend what Mr Robert Howls, of Holland, Va., bus to say lie low, will remember their own exper ience under like circtiinslniices: "Last winter I had la grippe which left me in a low state of health. I tried num erous remedies, none of which did me any good, until I was induced to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. I was eiiubletl to attend to my work, and the second bottle cfl'eclcd a cure." For sale ut 25 and 50 (ntf per bottle by Osburn & Delano. There are two reasonable things, evrybody should do: take good enre of one's health; and if lost regain it quick ly, and to this everybody will agree. And there are a great multitude of people who are agreed Unit for both purposes Blnmions Liver Regulator Is tho best helper. I am ttotibled with torpid liver and nothing gives relief so quick like Simmons Liver Regulator." 11. B. Strunge, Lake City, Fin. AEBUCKEL'S COFFEE 20c 1 lb Sky Baking 'Powder.. 15c Eiik Breakfast Tea 20c Salt Pickles. Eastern Cream Cheese. Evaporated Apples. A. E. WOOD. DO TO. , . "BMGOH'S" FOR THE LRADINU BKAXIH QT CIGARS and TOBACCO, ..AUO.. Confectionery, Nuts and Soda Water. FRUITS IN SEASON. n.'st selected line of amokcr articles in town. Try Oregon Cracker Co.'s rHOLE HEAT AFERS made from R.idslou process whole wheat Hour. Finest thing mnde for dyspeptics or all persons with weak .touinchs. Beware of imitations. Be sure and get Oregon Cracker Co.'s Brand, "nuTICK OF HNAf7n:rn.KMK.NT. Notice is h.rebr civrn that the under- I .unr-.l Administrator has tile.) in the County 1.1...... 1... Hla.1 in lh l!,ml ,(0101 of J.at.e county Oregon Ins l.nal ac count In tlia matter of tha ..lata of Anis j I,. lv. d.cMweil an I that .Monday the 1st ,l:iy of Ft-hruary, 1H'.!7, at IOo'cl'K:kln the ; f.,r.non aa the time and at ti.e court house in ' nr.i.1 eruiity as the ,aee for rxanihiatioo and inissirii? tiKin .aid final aec.nnt. All f.'rsons ! hiUr.st'l in s.l-l estate aie Iter, l,y rot. Ii.d to file llnMr objeeil. rs if any to the allowance of sai.l final account on or Wfore said 1st day of IVI.ruary. IJate.1 nt Kuvctie tlr, Hec'.'tn I' ",. i It. M.Dat A.lministrat,ir. i:. II Snirwosrii, ! A.. lor A.ltuiiiistralor. I ire Your Heroes? Is Your Digestion? Thin Is Your Blood? ONE THING will Make a Whole Man of You That is DR. HENLEY'S Celery, Beef and Iron Try a Case. It will Make a "New" Woman of Your Wife And She Won't Want to Vote, Either For sale by OSBL'RX & DkLANO. Wo ni'ght tell you more about One Minnie Cough Cure, but you probably know that it curia n cough. Every one does who has used it. It is a per fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse ness. It is uu especial favorite for children, being pleasant to take and quick in curing. Oshukn & DkLano. s T AStiS .'rf- r BEST . ! ' ' ' t E0ct3.anvHti.Vr IS h$ SLOOliottlp. V: fi'.i l J) M Ono cent a One t. -.f. ItU old on ft tmr ri ntwi h pll druir glBts. It ciitt-t bet Consumption imdialLo bet Covgl r.ad (rouo Cursj. ' SoM by HfiKtvnion Llnii. TAKE -LIVERI -FOItTHK- LIVER AND COfiSTIPATIOfJ. For Sain by All Druspisls. OREGON CENTRAL U & EASTERN. R. R. Co. VAOUINA HAY KOUTIC, Connects nt Yiiitilnu Hay with the San Francisco it Yiiqtiliiu Buy steam ship Company. STEAMSHIP "FARALLON." Bails from Yiiqiiiua every 8 tlnys for San Francisco, Coos Buy, Port Orford, Trinidad nu.i Humboldt Buy. Passenger Accomciatloiis Uiisarpassei .Shortest Route Between tho Wil lamette. Valley nml California. Fare from Albany nml Points West to Hun Francisco. (,'ubln .' f 10 00 j Steerage 0 00 1 To Coos Bay anil Port Orfnnl, . Cabin 0 00 To Humboldt Bay. Cabin $ 8 00 Rotiml Trip (food for 00 tluys Special JIT 00 RIVER 131 VISION. Steamers. "Albany" and "Win. M. llonir " iieu-lv furnished have Albnnv daily except Saturday nt 7:4." a ni, ar riving In Portland the snmo day at i 4 :.'i0 p m. Itctiirniug bonlH leave Port land the snmo nays us above nt ti:uu n. in. arriving in Albany nt 7:43 pin. EDWIN HTOSK, J. C. MAVO, Manager. Hupt Itlver Dir. (IKOIKIP. P. ( HAW. ACMit Kiigene. ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. u N s Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Fa en TO Grand Forks' Urookston, Winnlpe" Helena and Butte. j -Through Tickets to- Chicaao. Waehlnninn 3 1 Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. For lfortnatlon, time card call on or wriie m.,...nn ticket. ; R McMURPHriY (i'-n'l Wt iil FtuH'ni Kffonitt 2 an.l 4 Hln lton JJIw-k. A II .PAPI7MV AST fl?nl PAltph! M'lrnn'ii direct, ronit-r Thlr1 1 b ft T LAND, OFtK CCN 1 H kB Pretty Shaky, Aren't They? Pretty Poor, Isn't It? Almost Like Water, Eh? We are anxious to do a littlo good in this world and cun think of uo pleas anter or better way to do it than by recommending One Minute Cough Curo as n preventive of pneumonia, consumption nntl other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. Osburn & DcLnno. THROUGH TICKETS To thu HAT via the ONION PACIFIC Through Pullman Palace sleepers. Tourist sleepers and uew HcclinliiK ('hair curs. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by steam am cars lighted by I'llitsch tight. Tlmo to Chicago, v.)l days: timp to New York, 4).' days, which la inanv hours qulekor than all competitors. For rates. tlio tables and fall liilorinatlon ap.ly to It. J. McOLANAHAN, Agent, Kugcne, Or. It. W. UAXTON, C. K, IIUOHN, (icn't Agent, Dlst 1'aiiB. Act, l,i.', I'hlnl st, Portland, Or. 1 -s25bss. irionc hulih. Soo Pacific Lino. The Shortest, Safest and Most COiMl'LETFj ROUTIO To and from all points in Cnnuilii, United States ami Kurope. Tie Finest Palace Sleepitg, Parlors, Dtntng anil TomlstCarsU ilie Both First nml Sccond-Clnss Cars are heated by steam and aro designed to secure uniform warmth, combined with iicrfcct ventilation. The cars of no other lino can coin pure with tliein, In these rcxpeclH, nor In strength, elegance nnd comfort. CANADIAN I'ACini.' It'Y CO.'D Foyal Hail Stearistpip Cirje TO CiniTA AND JAPAN. Theiio twln-nrrow mrftmnrs nre In every rr uticct miKrlor lo any nhlpa llmt )mvo tot unlltl tlie I'erHlc ocean. Th route $ -HM niflci hIiuiI er than via any other Trntifi-I'uciliu lino. CANADIAN AL'HTUAMAN HTKAMKR LINK TO - - HONOMTMT, FIJI ANIt AUSTRALIA. The nhnrU'Bt lino to the Colon leu Them' ntcn morn carry an exurli-nccl Mellcnl Man ami aHtrwardens on every voyHRt'. ror tlma UlileH, iianiilik'is, or any Informa tion, call on or address, ' OKO. F. I'KAW, ALLAN PAMKItON, Ayent, Kugcne. Freight and Pnseiiijer ArI., Hi; Third .St., Portland, Or OKO. MfL. BROWN. Jjliit. Vnnn, A cent, Vincotivcr, H. C. THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES HOT REPRESENT a passenger train on tho Chicago, Mi waiikeo & St. Paul Hallway. No. Its truins aro vestlbulcd, healed by steam anil lighted by electricity. Kuch sleeping car berth has an electric rend ing lamp. Its dining cars arc the best In the world nnd it-j coaches are pal aces on wheels. This great railway, connecting ns It dors with all transcontinental lines at Ht. I'atil nnd Omaha, assures to the traveling public- the best service known. Tickets via tho Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul Railway arc on snle at all railroad ticket offices to any point In tho United or Cannda. For maps, folders and other Information address: C. J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE FOR rUBMCATION Laud Office at Itontbarg, Oitnn, Docember I, IH'Jti. Notice is hereby given t lint the foilosr- I ing named st iller has flhd notice of his in- tenlion to makn final proof in support of his claim, si il that Raid proof will he made before Joel Ware, II H C C Conuni-sioner, .at Kugr-Df, Lane county, Oregon, on Jan nary III. k'j7, viK Albeit W. Bitrla on II n'f: "V? ', " " tft tie , ttfc lilt tp HI a, r 7 niuifn Hie follow. ik itn flccn lo prove Lii conlinuona rmithiico upon ond c,,,I,i1"liri?.?I nl . n..K ?,of ;A,m' "'B01'. fiJinin UMof ; Moling, Or you , Ji M Vf!AT.U '"i' "ii he id., I,