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Newspaper Page TextI". LA CREMA, Ten cent; '.of 0. A Qaeen of Uearts, Five cent .Cigars. Mustang Liniment iff!?, , a lv.V i Uddsrn. ies, .,.f.v Strains, ::-; :;-" ierness Saddle Sores, ' iat'oa, -aids, listers, .ect Bites, :! Cattle Ailments, 1 Horse Ailments, i; Sheep Ailment 3; Penetrate-. clel( Membrane rr;.. :':sui Quicklv to i! Very 5eat oi Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. :ub In Vigorously. Mu .jr.? Liniment comueri kilr., Mai.cn rtan or Beast well t.x jp.: iM. ; . ' Itt:.-:;..1 ji';- s tyts t;A OtJlfiI taw iho 1 '5. CU'.'.S V mi i 1 1 1 y, I- I'lll! loIlH. '!,;. !! : e5 ..f ' .I-,.' '" k if Hje- I-, 'it eata 5,rt itrtorts --f- v.lVDS. 7 in lite I '.topped "y l:i the flnrt ..-r! irrsfroess ; . ' i'j w days .rstuult. - 1. ts crf . : a n.s- - H cu buy mora .Jf'fSs1rr ,;. .-.-Vr.-,. 'V DitiKcnt .: i, i "OTICE FOIl rUBLlCATION. ;-'n. M r' 0 8 C 0 Com ?k"fiu'i' J?'7V.,,' John N Cook i'Sil" JL':,!s ,.f"ilirn' upon and 8,rkT'a.I,i,".:nv J- '. od! u,rf'l Ua, ..IX R Vricn. J8jPER to;"""- " - 'i '""'tl"! -;. fvi be m4, lhftfc.. ir.(I A DAY OFF. i . On the ncpftslon ot the marriage ol our Junior (Kirtncr to Etha Mnry,only survlT i inn d.m:;litur of Willi-.im ' Hubblostoad, Jis'l., .r. 1'., o( Jiuullngliury, by tho canon of Jilocknilnstur, asalstwl by tho Rev. R. goiio irulibloatraJ, rouln uf tho briae on ti.i.-i occasion t!io oflloo wag closed for the vlio!o of ono day, nud t!io stuff hud a. holi day wltht.nl. deduction of Ralury. T)n) sLxlX hud irocontcd nix silver hall imiv'r.cj) iiutcniiiktira and a iiandsomoly I diiimI volii'iio of Cowpor's poetical works. Tlio lutiur waB my own sugrratlou. There v. iia a Bum uf 8 shillings over aftr the pur cliuaa of tho nutoriv.'k.ara, and I havo al ways JukI a paitl ility for Connor. Tho Jviu lorjiai'inur tlinnkoil us iiersonally.and la very warm tonus. At tim same time he uiiiiuunaod tl;at tho foUoH'liifj I'liursday was to bo imilod ns a holiduy. Thowoiithor was plorlom, and 1 havo luwer had a moro onioyahlo day. The girl luld broaktast ovornlsht, and wo roso at li:il( past 5. By half past 6 KlUa had cut anno mutton s ir.dwiciies and placed thorn In u liaskot witii a hotlio of milk, tlio mi'.kiii.iii having obliged with o specially early call l).v nppolntmoiit. A briof jour v.ey by train, aial by a quarter past 7 we vcro at DnuBtow for our day oft in the ccuntry. IJanstow Is a plotnrosquo little village and luoncd hoautlful in tho hot sunlight. I lv.13 wearing a fairly new suminor suit, with brown bo its. Aa 1 remarked to Eli za, it would probably have created n feol lujs ot nnvpr'isj among tho villagers if they had lcu-ned that, as a vulo, my prolossion nl duticd took mo to the city In tho moru in; Eliza said: "All right What do wo do here:'' ' ' Why,-' I said, "thoro's Uioold churuh. Yo niurtn't mies that," Wo went and oniunined tho old church. Thou wo wont twice up and down tlio vil lage street nnd osaniined that. 'Well," said Eliza, '-what nestf" "Xovr," I replied, "we'll just stroll nNait and aniuso oursolves. I feel iarfio ularly light hearted. "That's l)rciUfi.!':ng at 0, that Is," said EH7.a, "If you could find u quiet place, vrc. iul;ht have a sandwich." V.'o went a Iktlo way alcn;; tho road and Icspk-d a field which seemed to me to look likc.!y. I Slid t) a passerhy: "I am a fitrarjrjr hero. Can you tell me whether thero would bo nny objection to our sitting in taut field)-" lie s;:id in rathor an of f. nao nnd sarcastic way that ho believed the' Held waa men for sitting "at abort th::t hour." I did not givo him nny reply, hut ju; t opened tlio gate for Eliza. V.'o R.-ifc d'twn tinder tho hedgo nnd fin ished our sjndniejies and milk. The church clock struck U. "What train do wo go back byf" nsl;ed Eliza. ' Not until half past fl tonight. There's a dr;y for you!" ' 'i'wolvo hour and a half," said Eliza. "Ai:J wo'vo clone tho sandwiches uud done iho milk hjuI done tlio church, and tin re's notl.in olso to d;i I "Except ainue ourslveB," I added as 1 to'iUofl my 1,0013, which bad pained mo f.U:4luly. I Caen dozed off. Kii ca woke r.io to say that she hud road nil tlio newspapers the sandwiches were vrripped in and picked sorno wild lowers, af:d the llow.Tfl liad died, and she wanted to know what tho tinio was. It was just pavt 11. Kho sild, "Oh, lor!" I B'tou dropped off natn. When 1 wnko nt half past 13, Eliza was not there, Siio returned in n few minutos and said that siio had hceli doing the clnirch over again. "That was hardly ucoesaury," 1 oh sorved. "t)ii, ono must doaoincUilng, and there's nothing clsi to d-i." "On the contrary, tlicro'. lunehoon. We'll hnvu tiiat nt ouoo, so as to glvo us a gonl loiij nfterneon. " "Tho nfternoon will belong enough," sho said. If 1 had lint known thatflhe was having a day's enjoyment, I should hnve thought that sho scorned rathor de jected in her imiiner. Tho lunoheon t;t tho villatro Inn was not oxpcnslvo. Ellzn siild that their Idea of chops wu4 not her idea, Utit, all the same, she seemed inclined to pia the thing out nnd make it l.nt as long an possible. 1 doprcaitod this, ns I folt that 1 could not very well tjike my boots off again until 1 had r iturncd to tho field. "Very well, then," she Bald. "Only let's i;a hack slowly." "As slowly ns you Ilko,"Irep!iod. "It's tho ri-I.e boot principally, llut I really prefer to walk slowly. " When we bod resumed our old position under tho l.cdgonndl had removed my Iwnts, I said: "Now, then, I think I've earned n pipe nnd a short nnp. You amuse yourself In any way you like." "I). what with mysclff" shoked rath er sharply. She walked twleo round the field, nnd then I fell o!f to sleep. It turned out aft erward that sho alto did tho picturesque old church fc.r tho third tlmo and went over a house which was to let, refusing to take it on tho ground that thero was no hathr.ioni. This was rather dishonest, ns sho would not Ji.ivo taken it If there had beenn InD.r iom, or even two bathrooms. I w n:ld not do that kind of thing myself. I nwoko nbout teatime. Tho charge for tea nt tho Inn was very moderate, though Eliza said that thoro was ten which was Ira, and tea which was nn iusuit. Eliza fuitr.d that there was train baok at half p ist fl, nnd mid she was going by It. whother I did or not, because It was a pity to havo too much of n good thing, and sho hadn't tho fnee to nsk for the keys of that church again. I accompanied her. I fancy Hint tho l.rown leather is Ilnhlo to shrink In tho sun, and I was not unwill ing to gi t hack to my slippers and stretch myself out on tho sofa. Jlnt really liv nn out and out enjoynhl) liolhlay 1 think that day would liavo boon hard to beat, I am sorry that Elltn did not seem to en for Into the spirit of tho thing more Uurry I'aln In Today. Hud to ray For III) Patriotism. A paswnger ill railway train from fierumnv to 1'rniico recently said, ' tivt hi franco!" ns tho train crossed tho fron tier. The (,'eriiinn authorities argued that, though tho remark was not made in Oor mnnv, It might very well havo lieen hoard In tho next compartment, which was at tho moment on Herman soil. Ho they fined tho cntl.uhit SO marks. London World. He WM Polltr. jwjh onci told ton certain king of England that Lord Wank was his poliiest snljjc ! ' 1 v.ill tert him," said tho king nd!io(d Lord Hlank to the royal car riage, hnldiiet the do-r f..r him " nter fir.-t. which 1." did. " Vo:i are rl.rht. iwIl the kli:s "A le-cr tn.m would have Iror. bled n.e v Itil c e;.,'ioi'." THE WHITE VIOLET. ' rnakor of baskota. Uu he was old, bl hands had lost their skill and he w. lllm a . blind totol picking nt random after nof wouia nave neon poor had he not been as oorefu) with his cash m a bee with its honey. Suon Mnl did not kuow, so she sold violets that heaven might bestow upon hor tho hundred bless ings. Her flowora grow In front of the house, which faced tho north, nnd she knew Um flowers loved her booauso when thoy blossomed they always turned their hoods toward the door. 8ho called tho flowora lior ohlldron, gavo thom water when the hot Bun tried to scorch them nnd kopt thu woods away. Every day sho picked the beet onoa and sold them, that hor paranta infght not die poor. Whenever she sold a bunch, she al ways whispered, "Nl-ho-chl-lok," that Uioy might llnd comfort In the parting. "Tho uowera of Suon Mol ha-vo aoula," thoso at tho market said. "Thoy know her volco and hor touch, and whon they pass Into strange hands they droop their heads and die. " llut Suen Mol aald thoy only wanted water. Ouo morning, Just as aho had finished, a young man stopped at the gate. "Do you soli fiowersf " he askod. "Yos, honorablo sir." And she bowod low, tor sho know by his dross that he won a man of rank. "I want to buy eomo of you." duo took tne bosket to him and held it out that ho might ploaw hWf. Ho took termined and that it be ,J fiml deiw,- ono flower. Then from tho pursoat hit i data hn ctole ot i..Vert iu md land belt ho brought out a oofn which bo dropped and ilaiutiif'i title to the saaie u valid aud into her hand. It was a long pioce of yel-1 go"d. low meta) ah a pod Uke a knife. Upon ft f That plaintiff have judgment agitmat de were characters which Buen Moi could not ten,im costs and dUbursementa of suit underaUind. "U is too much," Bhosald Hko a chUd that cannot calculate. "I give It to you because you love your flowers and aro good to them' answered tbe stranger. Sho watched bini curiously as be waited away, and then she looked at tbe coin. When the went Into the house, she showed tt to her parent. "It Is very ancient1 said her father. "Thero is ouo like ft fn the museum at Fuhcban." 'It Is gold," said her mother. "If wo bad three more, veo should bo rich. " The next morning tho stranger came again.. He came over to where Suon Mol was gathering flowers and said to hor: "Sucn Mof, Sucn Mol, give mo a flow er." "I havo picked the best one for you," she Answered bluahliig. "Why bavo you picked tho besfc'oun? ho naked. " Because I know you lovo flowers too," she answered, "Do you know you are a flower?" he said. Sho hung her bend. So ono had ever spoken llko this to hor )xIotq. "You are as beautiful as tbe flowers ho said. " Your heart Is pv.ro and tweet. I love you as you do the flowers." "The stranger ono Is at tho gate talking to her," said the father to hfs wlfo. "I wonder If be will give her another coin, " she answered. "Perhaps bo wants to buy her," "You nro llko ono who looks nt tho heavens from the bottom ot a well," ho ausworod. As ho spoke she went to the door. "Sho Is bringing him in," she said sharply. "Wo shall bo disgraced. " Suen Mol entered with bor basket Tho Btranger followed, Tbe old couple kneeled and knockod their heads on the floor bo cause they could easily see that ho was a man of rank. " bavo come to announce my betrothal to your daughter," bo said. "You are not to send her to the tnarkob place to sell Dowers. You aro to find a sln-shang, who will teach those things wbloh sho ought to know." He took from his holt an embroidered purso and luld It on tho table. Then bo went out, white tbo old woman began counting tbo coins. Every day he came at sunrise and stood at tho gato, while Buen Mol plucked one violet for him. One day tbe asked him: "Where do you live, honorablo r1" "In tho Temple of the Sevan Genii," and ho pointed toward Fuhohan. "My home fs fn tbe temple, but because youfhxlf E i of EA) of Section Twcnfy-siz havo asked mo tbe question I must go rwhy. When the moon shines brJchtAnd round again, I will return-" Hi walked down the road -with tbavlo- w. in ku hand whiitx fimm Mat walked, t sorrowfully Into tho house. For throe days alio grlcTod. The flowers which grew fn the garden turned their faces toward thedoor, aaff looking for her, but she did not oome to them. m th.Tl.. Th.rUrnf.maIlmx!'U The black monster had laid his hand raged. It crept llko a thlof through the gato and up the path between the noweriUH1J . WOODCOCK beds of Suon Mol. It stole into her room, and laid I la hand upon her fair forehead and chained her to her couch. The over came Into hor face, then tho pot appeared and, lost ol oil, tho marks of the monster'! claws. Thefioweralnthogarden know and hung their heads In Borrow. In her delirium Suen Mol found hor lov er. Ho had returned, and sho was search ing for a flower to give him. But they nil dropped their hands. So she raved. "liaise up your heads. !Jon' you know that that" Sho did not know hl name. Sho turned to him. "I cannot call you 'he,' " she anld. "What la your name'f The blush seemed to oome oror nor face because sho was bold, but It w only tbe terer. "I tin colled Wong-Fa," bennswerad. "That is the name of the god of flow ers," she Bald. "I am thot ono," was tne reply. But tho memory of all this passed from her. . The black rnonter has no rocrry. It nni bo soul, to It U continuously searching for human ones. It took the soul of Suon Mot and left the body for the pnronta to hod tholttearson. Butaatheaoul passed down the path to the gnte the flowori ralaed their hood nnd demanded It, and It wen to , them. Whon the ran Moneon mem mo morning, o young man tood at th gate waiting lor Suon Mol. H had returned. Ue waited until he bow tho white oloth across the door. Then a terror came over him. He walked up the path. "Where Is my betrothed?" heasked of ! ihe old woman. , I "Sin died ol tlm Konriro last nlghV. Exchange. A Man Eater. Vfearj Trampum-D'rer know If ther'r reek. Town Topi. I XUTU"E F settixuest. i j iiotieo ia hucby givt-n that the undor- da o( r'briuvr, t lu o'clock in the forenoon as thuiinw t ih mrt i .ooimty as the place for examination and r"'" account ah wrsoua StCTbr, A entate are hereby notified to nl l'!elreu!ecu.n8uay totlie allowance aid rinai account on or before said lit day of i-ruruarj-. Dated at Eiwono Or, Dee 9th WMi. AduiiuUtrator, Ji, It. SKIPIVORrff, Atty lor Ailminwlrator. Summons. Iu the Circuit Court of the state ot Oweoa for Lane county, S. II. Frteotiiy PiaintiaT ) vb AtUs-v Tetetit.ai,t j To Althea Leouard tho above namd de fen daut. lu fiie name of flie State ot Oregon, you arw ..treViy commtvndeu to apjvear and antiwar the oouivlaint in the above ut on or b(oro Mon day the first day of March, 1897, that being the first day of the next regular terra of tiie above Court, Anclii you ail to m appear and avmwer for waiit tiwraoi, Vlaintilrl will ap.y to the Court for the relief prayed for in aU complaint, to-wit: For a decree to the effect that any claim Wf euriarit has to the Kaat $ of the Wee t J of Section 'ii, 'lowneUiii ti(teu lb) Koull. R&uk iwe(if r.ast oi niamette Alertuian, contain aud forauchotticrtelief aa w enuitable. Thiaeummnna U published by order of the Hon. J. C. FuUerUm, Judge ol the above Court, made ea the 12tb day of Januarvv A. C. WOODCOCK, Attorney for 1'iaintiff, TAKE -LIVERINE- FOK THE LIVER hE - BOSSTIPATISN. for Mi b) All CniBsisls, $U00 Bottle. One cent a dosft. It it told on. a KuamtvusM by all drua fifats. It ounss Uciplent Consumption audi Uis boat Cou'a uid roup Our. - SoldbyJlenflersoo Si Linn. Summons. In tbe Circuit Court of the state ol Otrgon for L.ue county. ft H Friendly, Plaintiff, 1:1 vt J bu Keens. DcfeodAnt To John Keens, the above named de fendifft. Ia lbs Dnwe ot the Stale ol Otpoii, you are hereby commanded to appear aud ana vet tb complaint in tho above auiton os bv(ore Monday the first day of Match, 1897 that bting the first day of the nil I rpgular terra of (he above Court, And if you fail to so appear sod ajtirer tor want thereof, Plainlifi will apply to tbe Court for the rfcliel prayed lor in his complaint, to-niV: fii t t ectee to the effect that any claim. Defendant has to the Last half of tbe bast Township Fifteen (15) South, Haoge One Oh Mftt of tbe v liiameUe uenoien, oomainrng ICOacref, In Lane county. Ore- son, ba detMrnuiwd. mm! that tt tv l- indeed that defendant has no estate or in terrstihsaid lands, and plaintiffs title (o fn name is ajfii and good, That t)u'wtifihare mdxmeitt aeaivst de- i f dsnt for costs and diborsements of unit i at.rt lot tucb otbt-T telief as is equitable. Tim summons is pablwued by order oi Hon. J, 0. Falle.ton, -ladg. of the ".on wn... u,.u- , u..- . Attorney lni Hainiiff. LAB1TS TOILET Ia not complete without an ideal PLEXIOM POWDER. II POZZONSS Combines every element ot beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health- 1 fail, and hatmlcvs, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicateand desirable protection to the lace in this climate. Koli ia htrehy girn .hat lb nndvr aigred haa been appointed BdmlniatiaUii ot the ttt ol Q . C. Ro, dtc.awd, hj (h Conntf t'onrt of Lane Conntv. (Ireiion, j All prTrn holding cfnims agiin.t (h aald ! titate cid ple-:af pr.atfif th' sam to fbe I tindersignrd viihm fix &aoiba Irom ihl dale. Jantiaij W5, 1'. Ii IV Uok, ' Adniluiattatrlx. i'im:A J- Wt.TtiM, Attorney for Ratals. ret? ma W VZ. A izSctS., ISP I BU a.a;., an, AB;...i- m H to the lace in this climate. 3 f Iniift opoa h7inj th genultn. jj t j Notice In Creditor. ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. N S Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars J Sleeping Cars St. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Faro Brand Forks rookston, Winnlpc Helena and TO Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and ail Points East and South, For Information, tiiae cards, ninn aud tickets call ou or write R. McMURPHEY Otl)') AlMlk liUUMW. Offtce; RooniB 2 and 4 ttheVloii Mock. OR- L 0. CHAILTQN, LA Gel!. Mllttf., I MoiTlwn StTtet, TOtntt TWid Summons. Id the Circuit Court vl the tate of Oregon, Km om-tnty of Lane. W 11 llog riaintlff, T f J TtMietteaiKi M J Tihhett, I HTibbetta, nent V Ia. H W ftw0dinR and WiUiam ' Miles Jr, partners doio busi- ( nes8 as SpauJifnp Sfanufactiir- wg Vomjany, IV 3 Camphei), Defendant. To It W SoauUUag and Win, Miles Jr, partuers doing busiuess as the SpaulifiiiK Manufacturing Company, an IV B Untaftbei three of the above named defendants: In the nauvft ol the Stat of Uteuvu. You, anJ each of you, are required to npirnr nnd answer to the complaint of the pfrtintrff tV H Boffin In the above entitled Court, in ihe above entitled anit, now un tile vtitb tbe clerk of a id court, on or before the Ut ayuf the next regular term of said Court fn-wit: On or be fore tb first day of March Wf7, sod yon am) eanb of you are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear awd at.awuv n,ul cutuptaiut fcft hereby reipn'red the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded fa sard corn plaint to-WJt, For a decTet of id ovtnt that tl vUlnti may have and recover pirleiimt aiimut the defendants C.t TihlclU and SI J Titlxit1 for t)f gum of $31)0. 00 with interest at the rate oi 10 per cent frfmi Ihe 1st day of December, WW, and fur the further aum of $:u.0fl at.tuc nev 'a fee and for nlaintitf's costs and (finfrs- ttiente to be taxed in eaidtru'Ue, aud that the court decree a foreclosure of tbo morlffnge duaevtbed in tbe nlamtiU a cmnp.wi.t, va vbat tlio real property therein dcscriboa ui wit 1 'ho w i of the nw i of s w of miction iO, tt )5 , r 4 w in "Lane county, Oregon, con taumiR 2& acres, be sold In tbe manner pretcctbed by law and the proceed arising from safd safo he applied firt, to the payment of the costs and dihttrment and the attorneys fee; second, to tbe pay ment of any JudsWaMit that may he mutated herein In favor of said plaintitf, and that all the defendants fn said suit and all persons claiming under them or either of them he hr ever barred and foreclosed of all i.ht, title and tulty of redemption lu aud to auid real property and every part thereof and such other rvlhf as to the Cmtt way eeetn jtut aud fo; citable, Thia lumnunu l pwhUahwl hy td of Un J 0 Fullerton. tde of the almve entitled Court, said order bearing date Hecernberth, MM, Wm. K. ftcAaam:nn, Attorney (or I'laluUrT XDMllftTBAtOlrl'A ftAl.fi Utah 1'UUl'KK.TY. Satlce Im hereby glren that the undersigned Chaa K i'oweia. Xdtni, erttaUt Mtht. I .Kb, deed., will tif viru.ro ol an onli-r Issued out ol County Court, lne county, lregt, on Jan 4lh, lWi(,oVlt.etoltOwlttii tK:Tt.)d ret at 10 o'clock, a in, February i, iMTtowft: Jiir ae cor land owned ami oneupitd hy Wm JJf lany; thenca n lot bowwlwy ItMtwtwrun Dolancy sod 8 H Ttmnias Uil ft to point wfiero ihla line Interae&a Hy right of way iheuee 1 i a comi alonx aatd tf.tlvaj tUt ot way to pot n l due e from pfocu of org; thrnce w BM it to iilacc uf brjf, Alo pvc land bounded aa totluwa etna a.t point just across f(y rigiit of way from n oiii( land atjore dfjerlnetl, tbcnro n 3- tt to u no) l)vlan?T at-thence XI tt ttieiUM muUi UU tt orottfs (fie Ky rfitht of way; tnwice m north irejlerJy course aiona said right oi wsjr to ylncr ot oct. the two oca land onut 4.11 actcn laud lu sec tp tfi,r 3 w, fane county Or. a(d s(e to tafce plsre at resldcnee ou premises, terms thereot 4l-i4, or all cash, balance out! ycar't time. jiated eugene, Jsn nn, t'UAS, E. Pmwkbs M. O. H'rcKfKS, AdmiotsCrator siti'd escrite. Attorney. jjj MIE?. California Laxative Date, (Qlaoe.) Aro a natural laxative. Ia wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken tlio stomach. It is tho coming laxative. Kxccllent for children. lleriQCTaoc k l.lriTi ran tell 7011 more about thrin. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CAKl). Afti-v the 4th of Oct. IR'.io, tho tr-l CAre will run nn the rnllnwiugaeluuluUt time until furtlicr notice. I.EAVtNO TltK IHJI'OT. 7:W-7:V8:10-8;4. 0-.lO-9:M-lO-.0 a. m. then every half hour. J.KAVKTHB VKivmui-rv. 7:25-7;5.R:a,i.H-io-S:2.0-A0-10:15 . lu J then every half hour. Cure will lviive tirnmntiy on tluw. S. S. WALTON, Atinrney-ai-Law, M.QF.tlK.OKVi.L.I. f""- tie'A'n. Ilt;t.ri . lo. . Vll.l fin . .tt 'HT ir..l,l ft1, ." ,1 M.t. aialw. OREGON ti,a?&ilL 1 I .rv T-: T.T A r'tn J,C,3 t, j K. k. Co. j YA.QUINA HAY KOU't 1':. iCmitievlsai Vaijiiiua V.ay wUVi Ui )8n i'ram-iseo & Vu-jV.iv. A Hy s'aw STEAMSHIP 'T'ARALLOil.'" Sails from rnjn'nv. vwvy S d'.iy (mv San t'viumsw, , Uity, I'ort tK i'i'id TrinMiid afoi HiiJ((J, "Wi J.'.'.''- 8iiovUt nnit Uflwvcn Vil-Jjuju-ili' Yjilh'.v JJJJ'l rnVjf.mila. Futv fiom AUxiny :mt) Yo)nlx YVivl U Vi'iJUi'i-M-o, Cahhi StWHgo 1 n To Coos Ihiy and Volt Ofon?, Cabin 0 To t funitioitit Shiy. Cubiu $ 8 00 Kuuiul TcU. Clood for lit) ifays SntAh.r.. (i0 ti'iunt'is Aban" n.d "NYm. M. Hons,11 .nNi'Vv iu..Wwd , AUnvuy rtftily wHwvt Sutmhiy tU til", u m, nr rlvlus i rortland th s;itm i.iy t -l:;iO i ill. fCrlimiiny f.nufs h'ltvi' Tt'fC mml tlu entiie tiny i" tthttw nt ti:ti tt. nt. arriving in AHuny at 7:V pni. is wis 5J.Vi', ' .'d.vvo, Mttiuij it. ;-nj'X V..VVT llv. THH0IiC(I TICKETS lo tJw K.l.-T wm mm mm Through J'hJJjmaj) Vnhn'n j (; t in, Totirlt rti'eptTS nnd now bt:cV.oi:i-' VStili ertT. Traim hrnttv) by iv.'i jj-J fj.r DaOiIvI by Vlwtfu-bl.lyl. to C.V.VrfaV.o, d.'5- t vvi tUau all comiH'tit'irs. For niton, time tudf, u'W (nfoi nuitfftii apply to - if. J. McVLAXAUAS, A ., iUwtl, Or. Ji. w, jMSTt v 1 riiuws, 1W1 AjfOit, Viiis. bv, ,;r, VWi V.Wftwl, So TfA-iric Lino. The f-'liorti'Hf, Safi'st mnl SM COMI'M'.TK i;lt.'TK Ta ami ftom all imlnls in fnimdii, trtilml .StudH mnl Kiirmw. Tic hn mm. Vivim.wmwi 114 T'liMlSlto in Hot It I''irnt nml Hiroinl('liis f'ms nrc iicnfiMl liy hfciini tiiuf nru ihlKiicii fo MCiire tinf fVirtn ic.iiiiiOi, ttti)iitu) Willi ;ivrfi- t tviitHdlicii. Tijepjimol uoollur lii' ran ruiii jiaro wilh Uii'ii. in U-. n) mi i tArength, vU-smwe wud eotuUitt. VA'.tMll.SS VM'tftf. I'.'V CO to ccdta Aim jata:;. Tlife twlii-ffi-w t siii'Ts ir lu every f'1- eittit't K!trlor tn Mty nf.! ih :i hxw y l -.'jjJ-J V'uv-.l.e wiKll, '.Vl- im- lv.W-l(l' er than . la any ;).t lnn-i .''i;.c Hi.". CAVADU.V AC-Tfl A i.tA.'t' -'tK.i .tKK USK uayat.rt r, rut v-'b .vr--xiti.iA. Tiie sfiorti-t (in. Ot tif -' m(m' l itesc HemiHTi rrr,v an i i" n-ii'-e MeiYiei.! M.u ftU't iLMewiiU'l'-N- ou evi'.-y V'inu''. r'ur time iadfc, (ttiniirii Vh, ur any Inform Ibui, nil) 011 or Hil'in 'n!, tiKii. r.ntxw, ai.i.a:: cmi:uon. Aiteot, t:tyi-.uv. Fn-tvt fif v.'. t.rr At;!,, l.f.'iMrd -A., Vun".aid, tttst. fa. At tat. t '... r.'f, . 1 ill WIT to iwcirais m:i xm wwm a jnHfiicor Imin mi Uiv "liir:w, Mi wnulico & St. l'niil KoiSiMi.w No. H tm)iin urn vi-,!!bH)n), );.'.i) il iiv slrjim antl Until-) )ty t-h-nliMly. V.ur)i tlcepttigmr hortfi hut nr. vhvltln rtvh (UK tnmp. f(H if(n(iii rr.ir-i rue (fru tji'xi (11 tlio wortd rnut it 1 comities arc iuil oci'soti vflu'i'Ia. Thl ureut mllway, emui' etin;? as. it I tlte whh nil tv.Mito..MiUtw 1. lliiw nt St. i'nul nv.d Onr..hn, a t th tJiivi'liug imlili.i tin- lct w.rvlrB j known. 'Ji'!'vK r- t'liliv M Hviwiicy A HI. V'iii , Jxray nm on m)a nt all raUrirut i ,:t ol1i n tit any f point (n fi.e V. '.nt or ('iimuf.i. ''or 1 innp'i, fi.l. r did i.difr (nfiiiii.iitiiin ( B'tifn .: C. J. CODY, General Agent, Portfancf, Oregon. ( Humll in itf, l.ut vien.1 lu i'ult. j IleWltt't l.'ul" r.nt'y wt iKviiUv hut thotiivvhly, fiii! UU- Ktlutl, r ii. .ill nil, hivlo i.ul fill. 1 .AMI bPMiFic mm,