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Newspaper Page Textoinokc LA CtlEil, Ten cent; ' F'vo cent ..Cigars. - Mexican Mustang Liniment for ; urns, ked & Inflamed Udders. -Hies, ' Rheumatic Pains, . guises and Strains, iunning Sores, inflammations, . Stiff joints, riarness & Saddle iSdfav Sciatica, Uimbago. Scalds, Misters', insect Bites, l Cattie Ailments, 1 Horse Ailments, ! Sheep Ailment, Penetrates Muscle Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Otisrs it fn a .liffv. toib in Vigorously. . Mustang Liniment conqicrx Pain, 'Makes fUa or Beast well again. Grass. r.d R.;!.';:'i an-l tones iie JMna H-nbas cunt iV' 8' inanity; Ff'pf'i'','! fiddevelorm J 41a. G;,':,.v ' r stores i;Hnnlt l5,.'.:i--.;-..'ii ., v. ?. ftM i"in unnntenry i,, n,e first btr-Vnn 'i'P'm of !.! 1 irraknc-3 ''feiwofiivin''1 bo':tPi;1 a'4ys .ff22J,','?'",,"',M ''-'I tartitol. "'11 ta? if" ,T'": r ' H Is very .e 1 !x)re). If yon buy ,s:x mora IMh.j;1!....K... .,. ,;,.. r Publication. IrtMlDdlce 1 Howbnru. orouon, . . wnlwrlli, 18M. rm M l,,.tlH "'"I nolioo ( hi, iin. ' i.Tiv p"0", wil1 " En.. V u s 0 0 Cmnmiislnnnr ounnly, (irrjnn, on V1' tl"!l " ,"' '"110101: wl(n.ii- fc w"ii., '"W'tice pon nnrl U w .'' ' ' hn'. vii: ""''g)n W.ltrr- U II VtTy:n. i J ' PEi? 7 "V " t. .:. n.v k r , ' tJt t: '"l.i'iiiR iTonrr, ,-i rik Wotrut, !"'V;-. rn, ''ncltco, 1 r ,l'tlln en t. m . Kir f vr.J i-':-on. 'jf- 13 I 'i 1 l mont t''-'! 'ung sli- l!'6erfni 6i'"V,"-; tl vi h :.;; rv- 7 of 1 r.-i'-' V.i f TWtHchJnr ire, I: f -fV'" !ho !' cn ot-- J "irt othoi wrtwiho It.'--'.: .V I t'.u. THAT'S IT. MIm Dolly wi nt u walking Out ia a lovt ly iiarh, BohIiIo ln-r run a Hlri;! HiulrroL AIkjvo linr t.:injf u l.irlf. Bho Mood kiipi. dfcp In t-lovt-r And wiiti li. .1 tin, liKht vl. uih pas And uo ijolici'iijim Hlumtca uut, "III, thorol K.p off tl,u itrail" Bho RntliLTo-.l roty npplut Bonouth tlio Kproiidlnu troot, And no uM npplo wuniun mild, "A nickel, if you pluuno." Sho pluckud tho dainty vlok'ts That nil uround hor Krow, And no buy Huwor poddlur orlod, "I'll tako tt'ii ci.ntti from yuul1 V How Is it hIio'h so fuvored? Who known wlit'ru Hot tlio olmmiT Tho wecrot'H liL-ro.iuy llttlo dtui Blie'B out on ruiulim'H farm. Elizabuth Hyatt In Detroit Freo Troaa. NO. 1. Nearly 80 ywirs oko, wlion I was nn un flerRrnilunto of Trinity collpgo, Dublin, I ro-Uh'U in lodgings nt KliiRstnwn. A fow doors oil was ii circulating library, kept by a man tbon unknown to fiuno, but since notorious us "Jsa I or tlio "Invliieiblo' conspiracy. T. wns n Imndsoiuo, ngreonblo ninu, fond of nn itrKUiuent. mid us nil hit symnutblos wcro with tho KnRlUhry wo had ninny n dobnto on politics. T, novor lost bis temper, which is moro thun cau be suid tor many who do not kill chief secre taries or blow up kings. ' . ' Ono week In 180 Dublin wns nil ustlr. Tho hoir to tho crown of Knglnud. with his boautlful priuccER. wns ut tlio vice re gal lodge, and a groat function wns to be poriuriuca in tt -nirick's ctitlu tlrul, inJ connection wltli tho prince's ontry into nrTl Irish order of chivalry. T. wus very in- dlgnnnt ut such "adulation of a foreign despot, "and two days boforo tlio ceremony wo grew quire not ut least 1 did discuss ing the mutter. "At nny rate," I Raid, "ull tlio Irish girls nro wild about tho prlnco. You'll find ho bus not un enemy nuiong them. "If you will conio' and take a band nt cards this ovoning up stairs," guld the Irish Guy Kuwkes, "I will show you a beautiful girl who hates tho tyrant ns bit terly as I dp. And, listen, thero is a drop of potheen in the house that never paid Victoria a penny. V'ou aro not too loyal to drink it, I hope?" Loyalty Is n good thing, but genuine Irish whisky which, as Is well known, Is utterly spoiled by paying duty Is a bet ter. Besides, the fair robel was an nttrac- tion to a youtll of 19, eo I accepted. I had spent sovcral evenings with T., and I am bound to Bay that barring his weakness for kllling'-tyrants" he was as agreeable and courteous a host as ever mixed punch or shuffled curds. On this occasion, besides T.'s wife, I was presented to n Miss Kllon Maguiir, a handsome; black eyed, red cheeked girl, about two and twenty, picturesquely at tired in a while evening dress, with greon rlblious and a shamrock brooch, ftho spoko with a slight American accent running through her native brogue and uvowed herself a Fonian, anarchist, oomniuuist, etc., with the most charming effrontery. Ik-foro tho evening ended I wns quite us ctnuted and bad sho offered to administer tho Kcnlun oath could hardly huvo refused Wo were left togothorfor a short tliuo by our entertainers, when Miss Mngliiro said: "I uui crossing by tho muilboat in the morning, and thero Is a commission which I should huvo done today in Dublin. Would you do It fur lncV" "Certainly," 1 replied, "wlthploasuro." "I ought to warn you," said this Hibor nian Delilah, "that you will bo breaking tho law of this miserablo counthree, or rather that of Its Kuxon oppressor." I felt rather uneasy at tills. Ijiwbroak Ing wns not In my lino, and I begun to fear that the bcuuz yeux of tills siren might luro n:c on tho rocks. However, I assured her that I was ready "to mount tho gal lows for her sake." (Of course, I should not bnvo risked my neck for all thooyes In Ireland, but ono must bo pallto to a ludy.) "Well, 'tis justthls," said tho temptress. "I hnvo n small Jnr of that stuff you hove been drinking," pointing to tho potheen, "which I should hnvo left ut a lumfo In York street. Will you take It thero curly tomorrow?" I gave a sigh of relief. No Irishman, howovcr loyal, minds breaking tho excise laws. All right," said I. "I will deliver It If you will pay mo for my trouble In nd vnncc. I nm not going to brenk the law and defraud my gracious queen for noth ing." Who lifted her face to nio und pouted her red lips. "Here Is my purso," she said. "Take your feo. " And I took It. Whon I mso to go, Allsi Mngulro sllpiicd away and met mo In tho possugo with a smnll bag. T. snld "Good night," nud absented himself. "Hero It Is," snld she. "Mind, don't break It or drink It. Tho address Is ou this curd 'Mr. bunders-en, 10 Vork street (second floor front).' It would not do to uddrcFS coiitrnlmnd goods." "You only pnid somo of tho prko you promised," I whispered. "You uro very covetous," sho replied, "but tnko your full pny nnd bo gone" It took n long tlniotooicn the hall door, but at lust I and tho ling, which was terri bly henvjr, were 111 the streot. I wont to my lodgings to dream of black eyes and black lings. I had a season ticket on tho railway and went In every day, usunlly currying a bng of lwoks. 1 felt riitber gulltynnd thought overv policeman nnd jxirter looked suspi ciously nt my burden. Its weight forced mo to take a cab on my arrival, nnd I was soon convoyed to York street, n nnrmw thoroughfare leofling from Stephen'stireon toward MU Patrick's cathedral. No. 10 was n tenement house, whoso door stood open day nnd night I ascended to the sec ond Uour and knocked ut tlio front room door. A tall, nUheailcd Irish-American, who siiko with a nasnl twang, opened It nbout six Inches. , "Waal, young sir?" hosald. 'Whnts ycr bizness?'' , "I was asked by n lady, I replied, to deliver this to Mr. Handt rson. If you nro ho, that's my busincm" Ho looked nt mo and tho bng. Then, sell ing tho hitler, said "All right" nnd slammed the door In my fare, 1 went oil In grout wrath. "After nil." I thought, "I hnvo enrned tli.mo few Mi-s diurly. I hurritd to the colli go end ,n furgot Miss Mngniro anil hi- :.n l-'si"ii. Next duv buslii'H .s su in ml' d. Hi" cltizeiH er..!!ll i:i ti.e s.i's . .'..tchiim the i.ri.ci-tf limnhd hi..r.,j lb.-1. y.lv "It ers. I Maid out lute u lb.' Ilimnl"- tin I i.i. . I, ,.i Ir.vi.l nt.,1 I 'llll- diwdf" ..1 'lrii.;ty. Wl-n 1 .. ;:.""it " mv bii.r i..i: m. r:.i: . I I -"1 fuihiwii-U Ku n..t leitrt.ti:iiili: ' TIl-.M,! ; .. : . I-'-w '' :A the autlioritiM that yon i ucently oonveyl a bag containing a dariftirou. and unlawful artl clo to a house in York btr.,. t. It la hoped that this was dono In Imiorunor, but to avoid un pleasant oir.uuin: ucos y .uwill do well to at tend at ll.ii olil.-i. i.U.j. m. tomorrow and Uataull you know ot tin alfalr. Tho polleo liuvo instructioua to unvat you should you at tempt to eaeupo. Yours", etc., T. PllAl.i.ox, Inspector, R. I. C. I wns thunderstruck. This cnnio of con sorting with Fenians and females. I re llectud that smuggling potheen wns not, lifter ull, a hanging matter. Indeed, I was rather surprised that tile detective fra nco should notice It nt nib It wns tho business of tlio exiisenien or "gangers." "They must hnvo littlo to. do ut tho ens tlo," I thought. "However, I hud better faco tiio music. " At the appointed hour 1 presented my self nt tho Irish .Scotland Yard. Phalluu received 1110 civilly onoiigh and conducted me to a room whoro a couple of magis trates and .Mr. Philllpson, tho crown so licitor, were seated. "This Is breaking a butterllyou a wheel In earnest," I said to myself. "What a fuss about n jar of whisky!" "Mr ," said tho senior magistrate, "It is my duty to warn yon that you need not answer the questions wo lire nbout to put. You might huvo been hero ns a pris oner, but wo liopo you ure nn Innocent ngent In this atrocious conspiracy. You can, I think, host prove your Innocent o by complete candor. Hut, reincnilwr, your statement may bo used ngainst yourself." "Ask what you like," 1 replied. "I havo had no slmi-e 111 nny 'utrocious con spiracy.' " "Wo hopo not," said my interrogator; "nt least not a guilty one. However, you will not deny having curried a black bug which you received from a young woman nt T. 's circulating library in Kingstown, to 10 York street, tho day beforo yester- unyr- "Certnlnly not," I unsworcd. "The young lady asked 1110 to do a trilling com mission for bor, and I did it" "I ask you," said tho magistrate sol omnly, "did you know the contents of that bag?" I hesitated, but I did not think It rli:ht or perhaps wise to toll a lie, so I snld, with a smile: "Yes, sir; I knew the. contents of the bag. Very good stuff H wus too. I hojie bis roynl highness will get some boforo ho leaves Ireland." "Silonco, sir," cried both tho magis trates togcthor; then the senior said: "I think wo may stop tlio examination and commit this wretched youth, who glorios In bis guilt, to Kilmaluham. He actunlly smilos nt a crime that might hnvo resulted In death und destruction." "Gontlomen," I cried lndlgnniitly, "surely you will not send mo to prison for such a trifle! I did wrong, I supposo, but I wus reared In SUgo, whero every man, woman and child, muglstrutcs nnd mlnlB tors included, drinks poiheen. To olrcuin ront tho gauger, by currying It to n friend, Is considered nn act of piety und charity, Which no Christian mun would refuse to porform. Tho British empire will not conio to nn ond becauso hulf a crown duty tins .not been paid on n quart of good liquor. I will pny tho sum threo times over nnd a lino ns woll. But you havo no right to sond mo to jail at least in this holo nnd cornor manner. I demnnd a pub Uo examination and legal ussistAiico. " Tho magistrates looked greatly relieved. "Toll us plainly what you supposed wns in tlint hag," said tho inquisitor mildly. "A quart of pollicon or illicit whisky," Implied. "Audi suyng.iiu thntlwlsh his royul highness bad some. If ho onco tast ed It, I am suro ho would never Bond usub jeot to jail for making or carrying or drinking It." "Would you bo surprised to hear thnt your friend's jar of potheen was a nitro glycerin bomb, Intended to have boonllung Into the prlnco's carrlago by tlio Fonian B., alias Sanderson?" usked tho magis trate I nearly fainted with horror. "And wlio Is Kllon Magulro?" I gnsiwd. "B.'s wlfo," Eald Dctectlvo Phollon. "As dnngorous an nnarehist us there is in Europe, tiho carries tho weapons of the conspirators and sometimes persuades young fools who admire her black cyos to help her." "Tho serpont!" I exclaimed. "I will glvo evidence against her with pleasure, and will go to bco her hanged. I slept with thnt awful thing under my pillow. It might havo blown me to pieces." "And hnlf Kingstown ns woll, "snld the officer. "A full or oven a shako might hnvo dono It. But wo havo got to colch Mr. and Mrs. B. yet I fear they nro in France by this time," It appeared thnt tho polleo, having ob tained news of tho plot In the usual way through nn Informer searched tho room In York Btroct shortly nftor I delivered the Infernal niochlno. Thoy found tho bomb, but B., nlias Sanderson, having stepped out to a n-lghborlng bar, saw tlio oulccrs, dlvinou tnoirorrnnu una moiiapra to escape. Neither ho nor bis wife was captured. Thn Inttor. some years Inter, achieved an Infamous notoriety ns "tho bravo llttlo womnn" who convoyed to Dunlin 1110 knives Willi which the Phoenix p.-irk mur ders wore committed. Her frtonu 1., whoso acquaintance I dropped nrtor tli 'so ovents, Iwcnmo specially notorious, nnd I nm not likely to hurriedly forget tlio even ing I spent with "No. I." London Tlt- Blts. . A Ileal ViK Uiiin. What would seem to bo absolute vacti , u-n rooeiitlv iimducod by Professor Elmor Gates of Washington In nn cxcei-d-lngly slmplo ninnncr. Ho took a test tnlw. which Is a tube of glnss closed at ono ond, and which In this case was corn- nosed of a kind of glnss that melts oniy in every high temperature. Into tho tuiio ho poured molten glass 01 rami '"-. .i,ih moli. t n comnnrutlvely low tem perature. After tho latter had cooled nnd thus formed a solid mass, completely lining tho tuho, bo attached a suction pump to tho open end of the tube and then nppoed heat until the softer gloss Inside was again melted. The neit stop wus to withdraw tho molten glnss by means of tho pump, enough tienig iem ui.i -i ond of tho tube, when It wns nllowed once moro to cool. As no air coum pnco left vacant by the withdrawal of tho molten glass, a perfect vacuum Is believed to hnvo boon produced there. otitn a Compunloa No Troublo to Show Goodl. The largest living lady from tho neigh- horliiirdlniomus-oiiin io.,kcu iiiuii'f gitt'S showenso. "YOU lion I seoin tlioklndof fui owmh I'm useil t buying, .i, .irl. turnlnif awny. "We've got some Blnnt tKiwder In tuo ih-k n.01,.. ..... : renllc. tho new cl -rk, feirf.il hown. about . .n..ll,4l f ho new CI TK, le iriiu on oi" ""- rcplhil tlio new c to loso a Our Firt Iieomotlrc. .. ....ni. .. uai T1.A flr.t llKVIIUOIllO " --- ..I .... ... - - 7 In thfl , brought from m. " ' , ,u,n roar the first An wa built hy I'ctcr CVij er. ON BABY Grew Wursn under Treatment of Bt I'hyftlelauft. Tried CUTICURA REMEDIES Great Change In Five Days and To-day Is Entirely Cured. My Ml y hrul Rcxema In its worst form, (moor the best physicians intliecitvatteiuled her, but hho cmitimuiil to i:et worse all the tliuo. lie tlmilly aihiilttod lie was in luswlta' end. I then eot Crriciiitv Hhmkiiiks, and in aftotUiyt nutli'eil a orr-if change in Jirr con. ffiflon. She ooiitiiineil to Improve ami to-day U entirtly curtil, has nice hoail of hair, ami la llvelyaml hearty. lsHMiteonsiileniblemotiey for ilrues and doctor's bills, which was useless. J. II. JAC'OIIS, -nai Wllkins Ave., llalt., Jld. ScttLT (.Vat Trkatmkkt.-Warm btthi wllh Ci-ti- Cl-RA StMl". rnllelllctl,iDorCliIICl'KAollltmtllll, Hie trett ,lci) oum, tnd mllit diMca of ClTICUUA lUsoi VKNT, amlMl gl Uuiaor cunt. Sold Ihroushont lilt wotM. Price. ClTlct-ti Ah? i V.IIEW. f oar., Sol. l'miw.. Uoitoii. as- Uuw to Cure Y.xttj Skin Uumor." mejlcd free. The True Reinrdy. V M Hepltie, editor Tiskilwn, 111., "Chief, " says: "We won't keep house without Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Experimented with many others, but never got the true remedy until we used Dr. King's New Discovery. No oilier remedy can take its place in our home, us in it we have a certain and Bure cum for Coughs, Colds, Whoop ing Cough, etc." It is idle (a experi ment with othor remedies, even If they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Discovery. Tliev are not as good, because this remedy lius a record of cures and besides in giininn teed, il never fails to satisfy. Trial bullies freo ut Henderson '&. Linn's Drug store. liufklt-ii's Arnica Salvo. 1 lie best salve in the world fur cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, stilt rheum, fever sores, teller, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, ami nil skin eruptions, and posiuv.-iy cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to givu per feet aitirfactiun .or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by HENDKItSON & I.INN. Kli Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes "I huve been suffering from piles for 25 years and though! my case Incura ble. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sulve was recommended tome as a pile cure, so I bought a box and It performed a per manent cure." This Is only one of iiioustitnts 01 similar cures. JM-zema, sores and skin discuses yield quickly n lien 11 is useu. Okbiikn &. DkLano. There tiro two reasonable things, pvrybody should do; take good cure of one's henllh; nud if lost regain it quick, ly, audio this everybody will agree. Ami there mo a great multitude of people who aro agreed Unit for both purposes Simmons Liver Hegulutor is the best helper. I am troubled will) torpid liver and nothing gives relief so qiiit-K like Himmons Liver Heculator." H. U. ttlruiige, Lake City, Fla. Alifn Tlil-y wat tick, wo pave iier Uasto.-. When tho wiu a CkiM, sho crlc I for Cos torls. When Bhe becamo MKa, sho clung to Ostorla. When aha had CbJ udren, Hhe gve tl .em Gutorla, Nol a few who read what Mr Itoberl UowIb, of Holland, Va., has to say be low, will remember their own exper ience under like circumstances: "Last whiter I had In 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 Item- tdy. I whs enabled to attend to my work, and the second bottle effected a cure." For snle at 25 and 6tl cent per bottle by Oaburn & Delano. DO TO. JUNJ hi) FOR THE I.KADIMO DRAKDI Of CIGARS and TOBACCO, ..AUK).. Confectionery Nuts and Soda Water. -FRUITS IN SEASON- fct twlecteil line of imoker articlca In town. Try Oregon Cracker Co.'s Hi 'HOLE HEAT AFERS made from RiidsUin process whole wheat Hour. Finest thing Hindu fur dyseptl(a or nil persons with weuk slouinclis. ' liewnie of Imitations. fie sure nnd cct Oregon Cracker Co.'s Brand, A.SHlONKE'fl NOTICK TO CKKHITOItfl, Nntlca la hfliy given that J M Ifowanl, of .Inncti n t'ity, Lane onuntv, Oregon, has tin. day triads an nH.ignmi'nt to the tinder .iiineil for th benelit of his creditors. All !rwna to whom aniil Howard It Inilaoteil ara n.rei.y p.M ,. f"W'n to prmi'.nt to ma at niy piaea 01 rm.inr, , ., uie-.i.'u . i.j-, ...t...., J. . , ,.M i.,irunn. rwictlr.lj un.lroath within thrM ai'mtha from tna daU Iatil at .lunctlnn t;y. uragon. uaotniosr 5111. JO. W. s. r.r ati'irn-ty for AwHnw. Eczema Whether Yen Suffer From INSOMNIA -I-REFRESHING SLEEP NCFltOUS DEBILITY- r-SOUND NERVES GENERAL DEBILITY-1!! r-GOOD CONSTITUTION DYSPEPSIA -9M Ir-FIIME DIGESTION iTHt: BLUES -WlIsT-BRIGHT SPIRITS IMPURE BLOOD -M -A GOOD CONSTITUTION DR. HEIiLET'S CELERY, BEEF AHb IRON Will Curs these Diseasta-AND-Bring all these Blessings Ml i Fur sale bv OSHUItN & DkLANO. We might tell you more about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that it ctms a cough. Every one does who has used it. It is a per fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse ness. It is un especial favorite for children, being pleasant to take and quick In curing. OsntiiiK & DkLano. THS BOcta.andsV 01 Ai ll.tl. !IMMS Sl.OOHottle. fCiata, it ouvcj l i-. plent Conmnnptiua wdiaUia beat Cj'Jh ku.1-1iouo Cux. Bold by Hei.'U'tiK a & Hun. TAKE LIVERINE- FOR THE LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. flREGON CENTRAL y&JEASTERN R. R. Co. YAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connects at Ynquina liny Willi the Ban Frnnulseo it Yatiiinii Hay steam ship Company. STEAMSHIP "FARALLOrf," Halls from Yitquiiin every 8 flays for Hun FiuiiciHCO, Coos lluy, Port .Orfortl, Trliildud and Humboldt Hay. Passenger Accomodations Dnsorpasscd Shortest Route Hetween the Wil lamette Valley and California. Faro from Albany and Points West to Ban Francisco. 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Passijenl, n Morrison fitrwl, eotuer Third - PONTLAND. OntOO'J kV. ;dri.J. - . .. -,- ..'.K n f ' til asN L3 C4. 1 uitterense! Or Are Healthy and Have We are anxious tu do a little good lu this world and can think of uo pleas -auter or better way to do it than by recommending One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive' of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. Osbtirn & DeLano. THOUGH TIGKETS To tho EAST via the Througb lMillman Talace slccpcra. Tourlit sleepers and now Kocllnins Chair can. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Tralna heated by steam aud can lighted by rintach Light. Time to Chicago, 84 days; time to New York, 4i days, which Is many hours quicker than all competitors. For rates, tlmo tables and full Information apply to K. J. McCI.ANAHAN, Agtcut, Eunent, Or. It. W. BAXTON, C. K, 1IKOWN, tlen'l Agent, UlsL Paai. Agt, 135 Third it, Portland, Ol. IPMIFIC UUIT. Soo Pacilic Line. The ShorlcBt, Hnfest and Most COMPLETE ROUTE To ond from nil points In Canada, II liilod Stales and Europe. Too Finest Palace Sleeping. Parlors, Dlnlm and Tourist Cars in tbe 1 Both First and Second-Clan Cars aro heated by steam and are designed i to secure uniform warmth, combined I with ierfect ventilation. 1 The cars of no other lino can com I pare with them In these respect), nor ! In strength, elegance and comfort. ! CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y CO.'S iloyal Tail Steamship Ciije to crmiA MtV JAPAN. Thpso twln-ncrcw teamen are in every re i;cft superior to anj Rhtpg that have yet nailed ! the PicHIc ocean, tho mute Ufluo mfleiihort- er than via any other Trans-raoulo line. CANADIAN Al'HTRAMAN 8TRAMKK MNK TO - IIONOMTT.n, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. Theihorlunt lino to tho Colonic Tlivflo Rteamon carry an eiiwrlnneed Medical Man awl aHlewardeM nn nvury voynffe. for ttmo tablmi, i-niniihlcU, or any In forma tlnn, rail on or addrcsi, OKO. K. CKAW, ALLAN CAMERON, Agent. Eugene. Prolghtand I' Mender Airt., HO Third Ht.i 1'ortland, Or OEO. McT BROWN. I) Itt. i'aia. Agent, Vancouver, B. C. THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES HOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Ml wr.ukco it St. Paul Railway. No. IU trains are vestlhuloil, heated by steam antl lighted by electricity. Each sleeping car berth has an elcclrlo read ing lamp, IU dining cars are the best in tho world and iti coaches are pal aces on wheels. This grout railway, connecting as It docs with all transcontinental line at St. Paul and Omaha, assures to the traveling public tlio best service known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil waukee A St. Paul Railway are on sale at all railroad ticket offices to any point lu the United or Canada. For mnns, folders and other Information address: C. J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Decombecl, IBM. Notice Is nimby given that tbe follow ing unmed settler has filed notioe of bis In tention to roako final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will bs mad before Joel Wsre, U 800 Commissioner, nt Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on Jan uary 111, 1HU7, vie Albert W. Eilria on 11 ! f- . t' ""-'i. " " ; SS n , SeO K0 tp lM S, t 7 WSat. r"lnje "s following witariaet to prova bis oontlntioui residence opoo and "tilli.allon of, said l.nd vis: , j,llin DUal,', Ftti Llra(i ErnMt Poghi ! M0ad o,"gotgOD' Beni,B" w,," B M VsiTcB, , ltegittSf.