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DAILY ElIOJiNfl (JUAliD: I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. fuMUIitrl every evening ol l!'C riK,Kiimlav ccuptwl. )'! "I' coniuiimlcatluua, anil mike all remittances pr.vul.!.; M tho KlMllHis IJUARII, Kntjene, Ori'KWl. BttBSCItll'i'IOS HA I'M: D.llvercl by carrier, M.-f week Delivered by carrier, .r ninillli u- . ii ....,... Mil admlieej c w; 8 00 el indiltlm Olio lO'illlli eTllfcle ciijiIj Will not be "cut by mail to any sddrcm. or siv lune'lt "1 limn, ""leas paid In aavaura. (WRtKLV.) Oua year iln advance) jjjj AilyerlUluii ratoa made known on application, e - Knterwl a eoou-olaa roatttr at the Kujone, O'eson, poatofHoe. KABTKRX OFFICE--! to a T.l Court, New YorkUltv. K. KA 1 Z, Agent FRIDAY. - JANUAllY 29. KECBKTAKY KIJtCAU. At iu firnl session the Bonato of tho present Oregon legislature or dered copies of Hill'a annotated codo and session laws up to date, but Secrotary of State Kincaid re fused to buy the same unless a bill or joint resolution; authorizing the expenditure of this amount of mon ey, about $1270, was regularly passed on roll call of both house. JIo returned the icsolution and has not hoard from the senate sinco then. IIEI'USES PHINTINO KXI'KNSKS. Following correspondence be tween tho secretary of etato and the state printer explains itself: Statu ok Ohkhun. Sai.km, Jan 27 1897 lion Harrison It Kincaid, Sooro tary of State, Dear Sir: A num ber of bills for acts of the Nineteenth Ligislftliyo Assembly, introduced and read in the liouso of represen tatives, as organized January 21st. i nut., by thirty-ono members of the House elected Juno last, with Hon, H L IlenBon as Speaker, have heon stmt to mo to bs printod. Knowing you to bo fully in formed as to tho facts involved, I ask whether, m tho auditing officer of tho Slate, you would approve r disapprove my account ngaiiift the Btato for such printing, should I do t ho work. Yours respectfully, V. II. Lekiih, State Printer. Or'FlrK OK SECRKTAItY OK STATK) Sai.km, Jan 27, 133.7 Hon V II Leeds, State Printer, Dear Sir: Your letter dated this day has Leon received, in which you statu that a number of bill for nets of tho Nineteenth Legislative Assembly, introduced and read in the Houso of HcpresontaUvcs, as organized Jau 21 instant, by thirty ono members of Iho Houso elected in June last, with Hon II I, Ben son as Speakor, havo been sent to you to bo printed. You ask whether as auditing ofticor of the Slate I would approve or disap prove your account ngiinst the State for such printing, should you do the work. Replying to your inquiry, 1 be loaVO to BtrttO that VOUr ACCOUllt for n . .1 " i i . oil printing autlionzoj l.y law or orilorctl by llio Legislative Asoin- ,.,,,',,.. , , . J " Hiivuvi nuvi ii i iiuh-ii In my opinion thoro lias not ! boon at tho present session any j permanent organization of the II oiiso of Uopresentatives, anil tin- present organu.ttion now as.nitnini; ' to tiapiact liiijituss lias no authority to direct tho printing of bills. As , the auditing officer of tlia State, I would consider it my duty to tl approve any claim pren'tittd against tlio Statu for priittinr; kiic-1i bill, unless the Legislativt, A;.in bly composed of tlio Citato and House duly organised hereafter! should authorise payment of taid ' claim. . Very respectfully, II. U. KlNt'.MK, Secretary of State. l end eton K O: Tlio inxml are ,i . i ... , I bJtireen the devil and the de.p j uiuo ea. lieltrreu Joe Simon and I his crowd and Mitchell nnd his gang they are nuked to choose. There is little or no prefcrenco l o- t ween them. On this acoounv me people care little whether tbc legis lature is organized or not. .yiuiu is standing out on just as selfish grounds as Mitchell. His aims are no higher or nobler. His weinous aro just as bad, his principles are nothing. They aro both politi ;.,.,. aii-iiaclinir for nower in wui'o, -too d order that they may feed, thrive ..,! fitoii from tho neople. If there were no legislature for ten years to come the people's burden wnii tin nn heavier than it will be with a Simon or Mitchell legis Uture every two years. They are both corruptiouists and neither de serving of being entrusted with the affairs of state. There is no choice between them and the people are in no humor to make any. Tho la.t speech made by senator Mnlnh in the senate was on the Nicaraueua canal question in De cember 1894. The last speech made by senator Mitchell was on the same subject in December '96. To Cure a Cold In Oue Day. Tuko Laxative. Broino Quinine Tab' ct. All druggists refund the money If it falls to cure. 25c. Bathing the baby is one of the. joys oi motherh t iV baby's 1 I IV the pl fJ'f feature bath is pleasantest re of the day. This, oi course, only when the baby and the momci are both healthy, Not much pleas ure can be gotten out of bathinfr a feevish, sickly, retful baby. If the mother isn't healthr. she can not get much pleasure out or anything. Healthy mothers, who are careful. always have healthy babies. Weak women sometimes have healthy babies, but the chances are against it. livery woman can have healthy, happy children if she will, take proper care of herself. Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription Is what she needs. It cures the weaknesses and diseases pecul iar to women. It makes perfect women of them women capable of maternity. Its use obviates the dreaded, and gener ally useless. Dhvsicians' "examinations " and stereotyped "local treatments." It I the only medicine for women sold by dnipKists, devised by a rrgularly edu cated, experienced, and skillful specialist in these diseases, and its sale exceeds tho combined sales of all other medicines ad vertised for this class of maladies. Taken during the period of pregnancy. It pre pares the whole womanly organism for its time of trial and danger. It practi cally does away with the danger and with nearly all of tho pain. Women who care to know alt ahoat the Ft Unfile Prescription," atnl all about their own friiyfllcn! lieinir, ana the bent way to take care or t, almuM trim II one-cent etarapa to pay lor the malliufr only of a Ore copy of Dr. Pierce's great I.otrfl pafc illustrated Common ScnM Medical Ad Iter. Worttps IlLpenanry Medical Assodatioo. No. Mj aialu Street, iluaalo, N. V. ASSIGNMENT. In Iho mutt, r of lh imicnmeiit of W W OUcnuumn, an .Din. vent debtor. Notice is hereby given that W W Ch run in no on th it) day of January, 1807. dulv and leoal'v made an iMtctmieol of all hti property, both rpl and personal, for lbs bent tit of hi creditor under and by yirtua ot the Mnmpnt laws of the Stnle of Oregon, to 0 11 Yeriiigton, acd snid Miifinmcnt la now filed for record in the office of the County Clerk for Lane oonnty Oregon, and till pernont haying olniini again. the aaid W W rheaamani aiftignor, are hereby noti tied to present the aauie dnly and properly prnvm and verified within three months Irom the date of tbii notice to the under- deniiriprd iij;npe at the law office of 11 D Norton, at hugeae, Oregon. I'atcd tliia Ut.iriJ day or January, 1807. O 11 VlSINllTON, Aeaignee, NOTICE FOU ri'UUCATION. Laud Office at Roaeburg, Oregon, January 22. i8i7. Notice ia hereby giren thai the follow-ing-uatnnl aettlcr haa filed notice of hla In. trillion to make tlnal proof in support of I hit claim, and that Mid proof will be made t before Joel Ware. U 8 U t) Oi'mmiaaioner ., Kugene. (Wn, on March i , 18U7. ' Til: 3 H Howard, on H E, No tot jib rS '. ! land il.seo. 14, and lot 1 a.i, in i . r I wal. lln names th fullowina wltneaao to prnTo hia rcutinaous reai.lenoe nuon and vMillivntlon tit, aaiil land, vitt (ieiirye Hale, Henjamln Knsh, Jae b Tay I.t and C K Hale, allot Hale, Oregon. K It VrTvn, Kefttator. NOTICK OF HN.1. 8KTri.KMK.NT. N.dip i h'ri br glren to whom it may tunoarn (lint th limtamignwl has rllril hrr ni al aramiil aa aittuinialratril of tlio Ya tat nl Jauioa Spr, dwaanl, and Monday, Marrh lt, 1M7. at ten o'eloik, a. m., baa Win apt lor tha hrariug of sail) swonnt. Alll'pnnna iutcraitril ar hrntir notirlnt to ii'ixar in iba t'onnta Court ol 'l.ana Coiin tv. (iri);on, at aaiil time anj abow ratlin, if anr, ht aaiil arronnl abonhl not lx-al-ioai.l ami ask! adminiatratrii ilischsigfd. lati'd JiinnarT 'JStli, 1 S:7. KI.I.AIIKTII DEASTN, A.lmlni.trjtrli of lbs stat of Jainea Spr, divnainl. "tle cf 'lnal Settlement. In tlr rai,fr o( tho Katata ot Julia A Scult, .1, oMa.it Xoiio la lirnl.a RiT..u thai limes A Sett, turn tor ol aai.l ratal haa hi. ai'.Hiiiiit (,,r un .1 .liUmontof aaul ratat,- ! ,, j..n.'.r th. r.i ,i.y 0f M.'h.i l"!;! i h," 'T" ,rt hl 0',,,', ' ,ke tVnr h' imj'V lull a HJ IUI IjIIU.. JVMK8L KCOTr, Kwjtor. Atioiuri Kr tilal. fireYltles. TIcltets for Webllngs ou sale at Hen derson 4 Linn's. The weatbor lias moderated uud is again spring like. Wood's Piiosi'Iiomne, the great English Remedy. At Yerinoton'b. Cook's Cotton Koot Compounh; a recent discovery. At Vkkino ton's drugstore. Tlie steamboats on the Willamette river liave made large reductions lu the freight rules bet ween Portland and Harrisburg. Do you lack faltb and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DeWitt's Sarsaparil la. OSBUH.N & DELANO, Parks' Tea clears -the complexion Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I have used Parks' Tea and find it the best remedy I have ever tried. Sold by A. Yebinoton. "Wake up, Jacob, the day is break ing!" so said DeWitt's Little Early Risers to the man who bad taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. (Isburn & DeLano. Balem Indepecdent: "Ther are not yet seventy-three senatorial clerks, but there soon will be If the legislature roes on. What on earth does Driver want with three female clerks?" SH ILOH'B CURE, tho great Cough and Croup Cure, Is In great demand. Pocket size contains wenty-flve doses only 25e. Children love l. Sold by Henderson & Linn. Pass the good word along the liue. Piles can be quickly cured without an operation by simply applying De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. Oshuks A DeLano. We are anxious to do a little good iu this world and can think of no pleas anter 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. Osburn & DeLano. An Astoria restauranteur departed botween two days, leaving creditors behind him. A curious rollo, also, was a large sigu he bad always dis played In bl window, and which now has an added meaning. It reads: "I lead. Let others follow who can." When we consider that the intes tines are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the Intense suffering experienced when they are Inflamed. DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure subdues inllammation at once and completely removes the difficult)' U8HUHN IS UKIANO. Mr 1'. ri. Ha wklna, of Chattanooga Tenii., says: "Shllo's Vltallzer 'Saved My LIK' I consider 't the best reme dy for r debilitated system I ever used." For Dysjiepsia, Liver or Kid. ney trouble it excels. Priee 75 cents Sold by Henderson A Llnn. It would be hard to convince a man suffering from bilious colio that his agony Is due to a microbe with au un- pronouucable name. But one dose of DeWitt's Collo aud Cholera Cure will convince him of Its power to afford Instant relief. It kills pain. Omwrn A DkLano, Parks' Sure Cure Is a posUivespecinc In all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing the urio acid in the blood It cure Rlieumat!?m. a B ftasford, of Carthage. 8. Dakota aura? lit I. ..II I, !. f - a uvuove raraa oure Vlire excels all other niedioinea for RlieinnaiUm ami urinary disorders." Bold by A. Yeb, lAuiun, I've a secret In my heart, Sweet Marie, A tale I would impart, Hwect Marie: If you'd even fairer be Vou must always use Parks' Tea The Improvement you will see, Sweet Marie. Bold by A. Ykhinotov. Ell Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes: "I have been suffering from nilea for fo years aim thotigltt my caseinoura' bio. DeWitt's Witch Hazel 8lv u. recommended to me as a iu . i bought a box and it performed a per manent cure." Till, la nnl . r mnusauua oi similar oures. Eczema, sores and skin diseasos vield oulcklv vhun II la 1 1 "...I ' I J OsmiRN A DkLano. VILLARD HALL AUSPICES OF The Athletic Club, THURSDAY, FEB 4th, The Prince of Players, Mr Louis James, Management of WAGENHALS & KEMPER. First tln;e here of hla oranrl acetiiD production nl Dr Bird's great plsy depleting gladia- inrini me. "Spartacus" uP", il,'ly "T ,in.Mi,n,i liu Will l'ly n 111 I'aulrlo (VMsj iliiiulr. ! derson A Linn's ilrng.tore. Jasper Items. Jan 27, 1807. MnJMKeeuey and sou, Arthur, returned yesterday from Eugene where she has been visiting her daughttr, Miss Belle, who has been quite ill will) la grippe. A social and a play by home talent entitled "Down by the Sea," will be given at the Jasper school house Sat urday uiglit,;Feb. 20. An enjoyable time was bad at the borne of Miss Maggie Jacoby last Thursday. Quite a number of young people were Invited to partake of an excellent dinner, It being ber 10th birthday. The afternoon was spent In dancing; those present were: Misses Nettie and Hattle Sanders, Bertie Syl vester, Nettie and OeneOilllspie. Mag gie Jacoby, Nora Humphrey, Maggie Callison, Messrs Chas and Frank Syl vester, Harry Keeney, Job nnie Hum phrey, Roy and Charlie Hills, Lester, Johnnie and Gaiuey Jacoby, Fred Hills, Mr and Mrs Jacoby, Mr and Mrs Isaac Barkley and Mrs J B Hills. Canadian, Australian bine Special Trip Around the World. RMS"BoraDgi" luteuds lo leave London Marcli 17th, 1897, via Ten rifle, Cape Town, Melbourne, Sydney, New Zealand, Fiji, Hawaii and v an cmivor. Tickets good for one year This tpeolal excuriou is run in con nection with the Canadian Pacirit D.t Tha farA for thfl Lrin will be Olt) $5(j0, the lowest rate ever named for such a trip, f or lull lniormaiiou ua on or address R J Coyle, agrnt, 14 Third street, Portland, Ore., or au agent of th C'auadlau Pacific Ry. Teachers' Examination. All teachers dexiring to obtain. county or state papers will please take notice that the regular quarterly ex amination for certificates or dlolomas will begin at 1 o'clock p m in the court house on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1807. C. 8. Hunt, Co. Sup't, Notice. Memhern of the newly organized O F L F dancing club will please call at tlie office of L T Harris and pay their dues. KABL'H CLOVER BOOT will pu rlfy your blood, clear your complexion. regulate your bowels and makes your bend as clear as a bell. 25c, 50c, and $1.00. Henderson i Linn. alien Baby a 04 aick. we gave nor ;.asUiA Wbtm alio wail a Child, aba criwl for Caatorla. Wben site bacamo MUs, nho citing to C-oruu 7ben aba had (SUldran, aha gave U.am Castorla. Hucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cms, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give per fect sattaiaciion or money refunded Price 26 ceuts per box. For sale by Hendehson A Linn. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Orncs-Ons-half block aontb ol L'brliniau niwa, v KUGENK, : ( DREOON, H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. I : Rooms I and over First Rational Uatik. C E. LOOMIS. M. D., Physician and Sumeon. OOlcc an atalia la Sholton Woe i tcc Geo. T. Private telephone iiinlde die doo for calls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, ("hysjotan ard Surgeon Omc ovit Itanderaon A Llnn'aDnn Stort. tim. r llorpa: to u a. in.; 2 to 6 and 7tr. j. ra He i ...--reirt lrtMwculJilio.ta:b DR. Q. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, ud nd iraota HOTEL EUGENE, W.O. ZEIGLER, Pron. Wilametto Street. . Eugene. Orcnan HHlrt,r. Is, Caiaawrci,, Mta. KRl'E 'Bt s.j aaaiai, aoo J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : r.vvv 1 POM-RtTIONS A SPKt'I ALTV. om orr Line c0,10l; j PO...rnr.3,-,i T?: TH '-I"! in. tMblanrti on i i I, r'' SHIM .ircw. o SSJ' i?.y5 i'l'h a Hotel. "inn T. G.Heois, B. B. Kakj, J President Oasbior : P. E. SnonoBASS, Analalant Casbler. ion Ot Eugene. Paid up tasb Capital 850,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,C0 Eugene - - Oregon .as1s??w0,,ySk2: OHIOAOO, 8AN FEANOISCO and POUT'- I,AN1, Vtttsuun. , . . . Billa of eiobanee sold on foreign oountn. ri.nn.it. mcalvad aubieot to check or oert.n- oatoof daait ... . AU coiiecnona BEsriwiruu y " " prompt attention. Lane County lank. (EdUblUbed lu ISSi.) EUGENE, OREGON". A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. AHRAMB, Cuthier. A. O. HOVEY, Ju., Asst. (,'a.shr. J. L. PAGE, DEALElt la". ' Having a Large aud Complete etock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the public better prices than any other house in Eugene. Proteofall Kims taken at Hartet Prices. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene Mondays mid Thursdays at 0 a ui, and arrives lu Flor ence at 4 piu the day foliowinu;. Returning stage leaves Florence Tuesdays and Fridays nt 8 a m and arrives In Eugene at 6 p ni the tiny following. SINdl.E FAME f."00 ROUNUTKU' J'JOO lionets lormtlc at K. Jlanin llvprv ham, Ku RPtio, o-at Hurd -V Daraujiort'a oUltHj In i lor auee, EUGENE-LEABURG. EUKene and Un bun KreiKht ami mezge flnuiiiu do ieu ai my stable me evening boiore dejmrrnre of the itfge. tif ntM luavna k'litinhu lilt i m n rri etnntat I as. bum all! am. Htuntng, itbe Itavci 1- bura at 1 p ra, arriving tn Kunene at 8 p m. Central Market, 7 1 mimn PROPRIETORS. Will hep constantly on hand a full supplj if bttF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL SVliklt they will k at the lowest nmrket jrke. A lair stare of tie public patronage sollcltel :-TO THK I-'AKMERS.-: We will pay the highest nmrket firiec or rat i ame, Hogs hiiJ Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. o(h.?,c."r,:1 10 n'I'", 01 Xh NOTICE FOH I'lHtUCAVIOS. Lnnrl Office 1( Ron. borR, Or. u ,. , . , J.rti,7 14, 1807. ttiff-DanifHl ftt.il s l.aa ai ,.- . " ii "t lit ni cr n i Dm intention to tnnke flnil I, roof in sni.non ..I nil rliini sh.t ..m m ... I 1 r MIM pHK niooi WUI nide 16 .. rl " " " " 01 11 'P lis nama, Ik f..il i ..... Drovahia i.,i . .. ' ,'. . ""'ivii resilience tit OO Hud COlttrat fn r,f. ..,.1 l,..J "I"" I.V'f'n3Io''loni'r''""'1 Bir.' of u ;., oi ,1:,1,0, Ofltnu. It M VriTcn, 11 J. F. FORD, Of 1 Moin Twv whtM nn.Jar of .uwvti ' iKi;t- H. II. Mk;i. Mm Co., tJtifur. tifwoti. CtKSTt.PMW n ...i. . " WRltlllg. Olir litllo olrl ..i i "",,0',!,l hlf ,-ir, Z'wh'o tA'teVv ". ""''fJ-"!.?. Will, r.ti., f .:vj )lB. AM) Mg. J J.- j,. niniinn 1. 1 irvill iiiu Sis. CEO. 8. OSfifils" Attomey and Counsel at-Law. WILL PkACTICK IN THE of the Second Judicial DUuCSl e Suprem Court of tliia StabT M Hptcial attention given to oollartln.; VHtters in probata. ""ecuon, dorris & stevens'" Attorn ky-at-Law, KUGKNE, ORliOON yrrtcs-Ovor Une County nMk L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-La w, EUOKNB, OREGON. sr-Orwca-OvorFirat National Bank. J. S. LUCKEY, Watches and Clocks Repaired, FOR ALL rOINTH IT art LEftVEl DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS I lm f Tho Fast Mall, via H'unt-V lugton Suit Lako, Omaha 7:00 P M Dally. Mo kaue, Mlunuapolls and St. V mil) to Eastern citie. Fnr PanHl.inn i.n ... "DO P M liaily. i mt.cr uiiy, nana Walla, Dayton, Collax, Pullman (Moscow und Idaho miulug stations. I lx.cl mixed train fori 8:10 A M tally. land Intonnt-dlale poiuta. , and reclining ctair care urc anacUed tottooS trains. Forsl! Informstlon, rates, etc., call at sn office, corner Wanliing ton and Thlro luJi Portland, or address ". H. KtTRIJJL'RT, E. MCKK1LI.. eUCml "W Keceiver ami Manager. Portland, Oregon. K. J. HcCIANAUA.S, Agent. EAST SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE The Southern facile Cf Express Trains lav.- PnrtlimJ Daily 8outh .NiT? 550pm fTTv " Tortland Ar i :lu ii 1 :5'J a m Lv h-mene l,v S 09 I ll:15atnAr &an Franclaco lrl7 fi Above trains atop at East Vortlawt, IWu I'ttv, ominurn, talent, 1 unier, .Minif, Jefferson, Albany, I'angilit, tiliedds, HiiifT, Harrislinrf:, Junction City, Ewent, Os wall, Cottage Grove, llrain, ami all llatie from Ko.elmr. to Aahlafd iurliisiva. BoBKBUKO MAIL, DA1LT. 8:mU Portland Arl.Cha 2.0-I p mll.v Kuiteue I.t lL'.ds o.20pmAr Koscburg LtiSO'U oAi.cu rAsscvarii, niii.r. 4:IKJ p ml I, I'nitlsiirl, ArlW:UiS B:16pmA Salrm, hti '. DI8INO CARS ON OODES B0UIE.- P0LI.KAN BDrrfTSLECTEBi AND ' SKCOND CLASS SLKEWNU WliC Attuohed (o all throngrj trains. Wflat Rl,1n Tltvt.1nn. BFTVEEI POltTLAND AND COBVAIIB ".IIL Tb.MN HAILT (lICITT SCSIUT.) 7:.T0ni I l.v IVriknil Ar.3"! 12:15 ps, Ai Corvsllis Li 11' U All ,'i ) a 1 .'nnallis cettifct altbttlS of Orfltif-n i;i.i,al & Kaatern Ilailwaf. Sr.?Rr!H- lUMK IUI1T (IIIOtlT SPSDlM 4:JSiuijT. r.irtlanrl Ar8 iiaiimlAr McM Innvills Lt64 THltOlTUll TICKETS to !1 Va" in tli'j Fiiiern Mt:is, Csusda ard Iff oau le o:.tiner1 nt loveet rates from I.. . APAIR. Ascnt,EnfM It KORH1.KK, K. P KOUEKS, vri,awr. Afst. O. F. and Ftu M I'OItTI-AM'. ');fi.i Try Oregon Cracker Cos Hi MOLE HEAT AFERS matle from R.lilstim process n wheat flour. Finest thins dyapeptioa or all persons wii" slotiiacltfi. ..j Jli-nre of Imllnsioiis. Ke ur got Oregon Cracker Co.'s Bfi"i Old rjentacky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. tmm, Proprietor. Keeps r hu Bosl l.n.mU'- WHISKEY, vr BRANDY, ft ii- All Kinds of Wines. 7 . , .-hut Also the ten iiiiuiii '-,,11 MILWAt;KKK IiKKK-" lr"e' The EageM tmti'id Kari!.' t& kt yi mactiM. Prop-i Still hurpumi.en "JlTSi iwicr (ti it 111 midn f:ii ti prv ynil 1 in Jiit'h tin t iirr.ii In mi.lit t.u to Mart.. "'. i mil' h ft i Ltri.ihif fur lericit-. .... Oi Be il li