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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGENE GUAKD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every eteuluijot the mtoek, Bandars uwytwl. -Address ll communication, and mike all remittances payable Koo uuiau, Kukl-uc, OreKon. tfUIUIJilll'FION It A IKS: Delivered by oarrler, per tree ll BHorod by carrier, our mouth Jjj By mall, one year (luadvauco) Hlx months. Oue month.... 81 OKle coiilus Will uol In tent br mail to any address, (or any loiiglb ol lime, unloat paid Id adrauea. (wnu.r.) Una year ilu ad ranee.) -W 00 Uiv mnntM 1 t0 AdTertlalux rates mKlfl kuown on application. En tared an teooud-claii matter at the Eugena, Oregon, poatomoa. KABTKRK OKKICK-2J0 to ZW Tamntg Court, N.vf York City. B- KAI t, A.cut MONDAY, FEBRUARY 30. The following from the l'ondle ton E 0., ii about a fullon man well told: There are hundreds of acquaintances of Geo K Lash in Pendleton who carry an incrtascd burden in their hoarts since the expose in his aflairs. They sympa thise with bis family and wish it were in their power .to ronder fitting assistance in this their hour of need. It is not true t.iat his former friends have forgotten him. They are simply silont in their pity, recognizing that the time to render him assistance liai passed, Not one of his real friends suspect ed his crime until the ozposo came. Had he spoken "the truth" beforo 1887 was ushered in, he could have obtained all tlie holp necessary to set him in the straight and narrow way and saved him and his family the calamity that hat so suddonly befallon them. No one excuses him for his crimo. lie was reck less in its perpotration and silent under the terrible strain that fol lowed its performance. So fur as the penalty falls upon him, no one complains. It is deserved. He must fool so himself. But it falls upon others, fall upon those dear to hi m, upon tho whole of society, and tho pain and injury inlliotcd cannot bo alleviated or mot by any thing that human hands may do. Salom Independent: Old Judge Hayden, of Polk, met l)r Driver at the door of tho senata ohambur the other day. The Judge and the doctor had been friends for many years. When tho judge met him be said in his rough and honest mannor: "Pootor, you have been praying for nie for the last forty years, but I'll bo d d if you ever caught me among such a crowd as I have now caught you. Now, doctor, coino uutsido and lot me pray for you." The doctor, how aver, didn't think the prayers of uch men as bis friend, the judgo, would amount to muoli, and so he didn't go. And thus the gentleman from Polk was saved the trouble of interceding for his old time friond. Great pressure has been brought upon tho secretary of war to givo the grandson of Robert E Leo, who recently failed in examination at West Point, another chance. He has decided to permit young Lee to be re appointed by his con gressman and to enter a lower clas-a. This was done in the case of the son of Oen Grant, and is a caso ol frequent ooourence. But thero is not, wo believe, a caso on record, where a man who failed on exam nation, has been permitted to re enter the same class, either at Wot Point or Annapolis. Secretary Lamonthas been asked to make an exception in the case of Uon Robert E Lee's grandson. Representative Somera of Linn oouuty has prepared new appor tionment bill ot the elate legislative district. It provides that Lant oouuty shall have one senator and joint ono with Lincoln and Her.. ton, and threo represenlaviee. Multnomah under the bill would have eight senators and fifiocn rep resentatives. Lyman J Gage, the gold demo crat, slated for the secretary of treasury, is the man mado famous by "Coin's Financial School." far- I It has been bugsested that mcr Burlingame should plant his corn crop about this time. . Hon George Turner, of Spokane, has been elected U S Senator from Washington. He is a populist but not a "middle-of-the-road" kind. Portland Orcgonian: Senator Driver has secured the appoint ment of his wife's brother, II S Williams, to the committee on penal institutions, of which Driver is chairman. The Bookman announces that a new "Life of Christ" will soon be issued. It may be a good one, but it will have to be better than the publio expects if it beats the one written by Luke. A New Lodge. J L Mltclwll aud B Hetzler of Portland, deputy supreme. commanders of tUe KulirhtB of the Maccabees, spent Sunday in Eugene They have been holding "Fraternal Revival Meetings" at Cottage Orove during the past week. The Cottage Orovt Leader In speaking of the gen tlemen says: "They are building up a fine tent of the Maocabee3 here and oxnect to complete organization by Monday night. Many of the leading oitlznns are taking an active part in the work." Condon Globe: Mr Geo W Rine bart met with a serious accident yes terday moruiug. While drivlug a horse out ef Ills livery stable corral the brute kicked him on the forehead, cut ticg a frightful gash and knocked him senseless. The doctor sewed up the wound and he Is up and around again Appearances are what attract the op posite sex. Some, times this seems a pity. It seems as if it would be juster if a fine mind was the attraction instead of a fine face and figure. But you can't change human nature. When you come to understand it there Is a sort of justice about it too ; because although we can't all be handsome, almost every one of us can add at least 50 per cent, to his or her attractiveness by a little attention to the laws of beauty. When the eyes are dull, the lips pallid, the akin sallow, blotchy or pimply, the figure thin and wasted or overstout and ungraceful, the trouble is something more than mere out ward appearances ; the inner condition is wrong ; tltc blood is poor; it lacks the pure nourishing qualities which are needed to vitalize and invigorate the body. In this case physical activity is largely a question of pure, rich, red blood. You can't have anarklinir eves, red ripe lips, a clear rosy complexion and a graceful symmetrical figure while the blood remains Impure and itupoverisliecl. lial is nccileu is l)r. Pierce's Uoltlen Medical Discovery to cleanse foul humors out of the blood, aud help the assimilative organism to enrich the circulation with an abundance of healthy red corpuscles, creating fresh color and firm, wncitsomf nesn. All una 1 attractiveness. and something more health. Ttver? woman will be henllrtler and happier fnr fullnwittir llif friendly, practical counsel con Isinrd In llr. rictor'SRreat universal doctor liools: " The eople's Cotnutiin Sense Medical Adviser." It is he most comprehensive medical work in one volume In the ltntclish language. It contains loon pages, lully ulusliatetl. fcso.ono copies nave been add at fi.sr. each tsMHid In cloth. The prof. Its are now used in printing half-a -million firt copies Issiml In strona raaiiilla paper covers. To ;ei one you nave only 10 senu 21 onc-ccm sismps Ioimv cost af mallitt? onlv V to World's Mispen- ssry Medical Association,' No, 663 Main tttrcct. uuiiaio, . v. ASSIGNMENT. Id the matter ot the assignment of W W Chessman, an insolvent debtor, Notice is hereby given I hat W Chessman on the IV day o( January. 18117. duly and In-all v made an assignment of all his property, both real and personal, for the beuelit of his creditors under and by yirlna ot the aasigurneul laws of the Stale of Oregon, lo U II Yerlngtou, aid said ssiieiirutiit is now A led lor record in the ouios of the County Clerk for Lane comity Oregon, and all persons baviog olaiuis against the said W W Chessman, assignor, are hertby noli, fled to preseut the same duly aud properly oruvFu mum Tr-uupii wunin inree months from the date of this notice to the under lersigueil assignee at the law cilice ol II 11 Norton, at Eugene, Oregon. lted I Ins 23ti day ot January, 18H7. O H Ykbinutok, Assigueo. NOTICE FOli rCM.ICATION. Land Office at Kosfburg. Ore gnu, January '22, IV.17. Nolle is hereby givtn lliat the follow, big-named aetllrr has Bled notice ot his in leulion to make final proof in support ot his claim, and that said proof will t made botore Joel Ware, I' 8 C I Commissioner at Kngene, Oregon, on March 8, 1S;7, vis: James 11 Howard, on II K. No trail lor ins e-, aw ',, iota 1 and i, see. '.'I, and lot see s.i, tp In, r i wail. He tiauies tho following witnesses .o I prove his rcullnaoua reai. telle- npou and cultivation ol, said land, vii: tletirne Hale, Henjsiuin Kusb. Jac b Tsv lor aud C K Hale, all of Hale, Oregon H M Vran-H. ltegiat' r. NOTllT. OK HN.U. MKITI.EXIKNr. Notie U hfriiiy given to whom it nm concern that the nudaraigned hasfllnl lu'r final aiHvunt as adminisiraliit ol the tale of Jamea Speer, drveasrd. aud Monday. March 1st, Iv.lJ, at ten o'clock, a. in.. I.s. ben set lor the hearing of aaid accouni. All persons interettesl are hereby nolule.1 in apiar in the Connty Court of l.ana Coun. ! ';.'".-'." in nine ana snow cause. II any, why aaid account shoul I not be a). ! rowisi aim sain ailnilnialratrii di-rbarv- .1. lated Jan"rr isih. 1S:7. ELIZMIKTU IIKASrON, Administratni of ihr estate ef Janus ft peer, deceased. IS lire rlilt-K. New moon today. Oratorical contest free. Commissioners court is in cession. Tickets for Bpartucua are going fitst. The Largest Store In the Itlsdou brick block for rent. The Eugena Fire department meets tonight. Wood's Phosphodine, tho great English Remedy. At Yekimoton'8. Cook's Cotton Root Compound; a recent discovery. At Yehinq- to.n'b drugstore. Barney May of Harrisbiirg, has ac cepted a position with the firm of M Seller & Co, of Portland. A set of lire clay cooking vessels will make the most useful kitchen addition you can find. G pieces lor $1.00. F Jj Chambkks. Do you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your fuith and restore your health with DeWltt's Snrnnpuril la. OSBUHN & DELANO. Parka' 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. gold by A. Yekinoton. "Wake up, Jacob, the day is break ing!" so said DeWltt's Little Early Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Unburn & DeLano, SHILOH'8 CURE, the great Coiigti aud Croup Cure, is in great di-muiid. Pockot size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love U Kolci by Henderson & Linn. Pass the good word along the line. Piles can Le quickly cured without an operation by simply applying Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Osuukn A DeLano. There are 21 men la Grant's Pass who average 220 pounds. Tho boys are getting up a company lo go to Cuba and they won't accept anyone wiio weighs lees than 200. We are anxious to do a little good in this world and can think of no pleas anler or better way to do it than by recommending One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive of pneumonia, consumption aud other serious lung trouble mat loilow neglected colds. Unburn A DeLano. When we consider that the tides tines are about five times as long as the body, woean realize the Intense sutlcring experienced when thev are inflamed. DeWltt's Colicand Cholera cure suuuucH luiiammalloii at once and completely removes the dillli-uity Osbukn & DeLano. Mrs I-H. Hawkins, of Chattanooga 'lenn., says: "hhllo's Vitalizer 'etaved My Life.' I consider 't the best reme dy for debilitated system I ovel used." For Dysiepsiii, Liver or Kid iioy trouble It excels. Price 7." cents Sold by Henderson A Linn. It would be hard to convince a man sutlcring from bilious colic that his agony Is due to a microbe v. lib an un pronouucable name. Hut one dose of DeWltt's Colic and Cholera I tire will convince him of Ha power to alVord instant relief. It kills pain. DSIU RN & IHI.A.Ml. Parks' .Sure Cure Is a KitivcH.-cillu In all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. Jly removing the uric acid in the blood it cures Rlieuin.i:m. K. Ii IStiHford. of Carth.mp K. ti-,1 i,, I ii !-!. , ' . ..... . 'v- . viiioc inms oure i lire t-xivls ul on er niimicines lor Hhoiiinatisin bii.I urinary disorders." Hold by A Ykk- IOM Ilia. I've a secret In my heart, Sweet Mario, A tale I would Impart, Sweet Marie: If you'd even fairer lie Vou must always use Parks' Ten The Improvement you will see Sweet Marie. Sold by A. Yekinoton. Ell Hill, Lumber Cltv. P,.. urliea "I have been suffering from piles for -lycani nu tiioiii;lit niv east, incura ble. De Ufa Wilch Hazel Salve was .-vuiiiiiiciiiicm to mo as a pile cure, ni I bought a lix and it performed a per " eoieure im, , onv ,,,,, I..,.. im, nun ui similar cures. K.ciciua sores and skin discn-.es yield quickly when it is used. ()irn A DeLano. VILLARD HALL AUSPICES OF The Athletic Club, THURSDAY, FEB 4th, The Prince of Players, Mr Lcuis James, Management of WAGENHALS & KEMPER. Flint time here of 1,1, rnnd soenloprodiirllonnt Hr Ilird's SMI play depicting glndia torlal life. is Spartacus" (, i, r M """' ' Hstlvely the nlv Irnindinii who will play on tli lv-lue foa.i tliis inter. Seals on a!e at liraon.'' at:d I In, deesou A I.iun's duigsiore. Li iwslty Academy of Scieuce. lii. regular monthly ineetin of the Academy was held on Saturday even ing last, at which lime an informal discussion was held on I he prevailing tendencies of rublio opinion In the United States from an educational point of view. This discussion was opeutd and led by Prof Condou In his usual able, interesting and convincing manner. Several members took part in the debate, aud all in all, the ses sion proved to be one of great value mid Interest to all present. This being the close of the academic term, the following offlcera wore elect ed t administer the affair, of the as- the ensuiue year: Prof Tr,i..r ii.flnra. president: Prof Ed ward H McAlister, vice president; I'rofN L Narregan, dean, secretary and treasurer. These gentlemeu are active members of the organization and will provo efficient manager.. V Canadian, Australian Hue Special Trip Around the World. R M S "Borangl" intends to leave Loudou March 17th, 1807, via Teno- rlfle, Capo Town, Melbourne, Sydney, New Zealand, Fiji, Hawaii and Van cmiver. Tickets good for one year. Tlil siimlnl excursion Is run in con nection Willi the Canadian Pacific Ky. The fure for the trip will be only fSuO, the lowest rate ever named for such a trip. For full information call on or address II J Coy If, agent, 148 Third street, Portland, Ore., or any agent of the Canadian Pacitic Ry. Teachers' Exuiuiuatioii. All teachers desiring to obtain county or state papers will please take uotice that the regular quarteily ex amination for certificates or dlulonias will begin at 1 o'clock p in iu the court house on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 18!I7. C.H.Hunt, Co. Sup't. To Cure a Colli 111 One Day. Tike Laxative Urnmo Quinine Tab ets. All druggists refund the money ifit falls tocure. 2oc. The people of Eugene should show their appreciation of first class drama by filling Villard Hall to the doors next Thursday night. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu rify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and makes your head as clear as a bell. 26e, flOc, and J,! .(:!. Henderson & Linn. fl'hen Iijl-i- "r; Ki'V i.-i.. r : u,.-. W hen alio waia l.liiM, ah -.-rU-.l fi- (.'AUuria. When aha Uvamo r:Us. fdi.s cliin lo Or;lorla. JVhon aha hul Children, sliC gavatLo-n CubbirlA Huckleii's Arnica Salve. The best salve lu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, teller, cluippcd hands, chilblains, corns, aud all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re- iiiiied. It is guaranteed to give iicr- fect sut i.fiict ion or nionev refunded. Price 25 cents nor box. For sale bv Hkmikkkox & Linn. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORi-.eY AT LAW. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER liooins 1 an, I i over liaiik. First Natiiiiial C E. JLOOMIS. H. D., Physician and Sin-neon, Offlcc llp s-sirs Ii, Mn. liloi. i r llco T Hall A Son s i;i,., i-r, MO- l'livate telephnne lii.nl, B ilu- door for vails day or night. DE. J. f 'iiysnvii. W. HA11RIS, mvr lUu.lt'Pinii I".;.1 to.", nm 7 ..j, -rvn atiYs't t..-two. ii l.il. Dli. O. W. BIDDLE, DEN T LS I', on.y, l.r-l elsss ork. Tin, Intel m. r.-nUriiv iis..i. u..,o, Olive ,ir,,., ls,.u. i-. iMliisaiul -nlli llol-l. HOTKL KUGKXK, W.O.ZEIGLER.Pron III' I tl aas mmiUi m . Fu.-rns n.,!,a- o, Or:gjn. M, j.i.v, vi.jjj;,, ,, C,,,,,,;,,, J- ii. WILLIAMS, VTTOUXKY : AT LAW. I tX't.I.Kni,.N9 ASI-Ev-IALw. t Bice OTtr Lai r ui.ij Bsiu. KIN, C ilii first lis Ot Eugene Paid up lasl. Capital 5,yo:.! Surplus stiU Fronts, 50,8! Eugene - Oregon j A Rjueral hankiuK !m.Iueas il-no on r.ia',u- j ahletorms. Kiirht drafla on cJKVV V-'.'I'.- , CIJU'AUO, SAX FKANCISCO and rn-I.'- i t.AVl). OHKGON. i Hills of exchanp-i soM on lOlOIUll C'.-'- i check or Deuoaits received aut.joot I All collections entrusted to mi will nciiv.. prompt attention. ane Gooolf (Katabllslu-d in l-.i EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. IIOVEY, President. J, M, AliUAMH, Cashier. A. G. HOVKY. JR., Asst. Caiilir. J. L. PAGE UKAl.KIt IX- (Groceries Having a Lare aud Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Imuglit iu the best markets, -EXCLUSIVELY FflU CASH, I can oiler the publio .belter prioen than any other house in Eugeue. of all Zindstakea at Market Prices. UGENE FLORENQ STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btaio leaves Kugvno Moniluya and Thursdays at 6 a m, unit arrive iu b lor eneeitt 4pm the day follow! ntr. Heturniii); stiiRO 'leu via Florenee Tuemluys and Fridays at 8 a m mid arrives in lOupene ut 0 p ni the day follnwiiii. SIN'il-K FA 11 K. f.uo unuMi i'ltii' f , i o Tickets lor Siile nt K. llsius llvrry liarn, Ku KeT:c, c-at llunl liiivuui'iirl's ollirt) lu Klur- EUGENE-LEA BURG. Ht-rchder 1 wilt run n .liiiiv Kttvo lioiiviH-n Kuni'iiti ami l-otitiiirrf. FrctKlit it -1 but'Kc Bliimltl l.o left ut m y nahlo tli evening tWore ilfl'Hrture of Oic su-rc hip l.'itv.' Kiiiiftn- t f'i 111, nrrlvintf nt I."n burn Htl) h m. K-Uiruiiii:, htftfc'o Ituvt'S U-ft-bum At 1 p in, RrrlvlnK In t uguiw ut r, j m. Centra mm, nroi in s V. I'wai'Kji-yrows. Will ht) rcnstan'Jj or hant! a lull $ii;p!) ii Htth, MUITON, ' i PORK and VEAL, Whiili they will -ell at market prices. tile lowest 1 A lilrsiare si tiu tMt Wmut umh. :-totiif. fai:mi-;i:s.-: We will pny the hl-ln-i-t market price for Fat (.'utile, Hogs un,l Mlict-p. Shop on Willamette St., KUGENli.ORIJGiW. TUYe'Vu,''U'ri:'i '" "y'arl ' he e:ty XOI iiT- KUt I'UhT.irA litis"'" I, ml ()!;ii-,-i,t JJ J ll .. iNiir.ce 1. In n l.y Ljven ih iiiR-ii'iiui-.l . itl,r , ai.,. is- hllli;, ' r. ry 11. IMi7. it Hi, Viow i.nti .- i f hi- '"'"""on ir.k, f,i ,.IO j in aui'p ni i. r i"' lh" ."'H l"""( dl I..' iniule F..-.,,.. i" ' ' ' ' -""''iion,r.l on II K'Xo ii:i (,,', ,)',' It. s, r I Wf.i AKa Ij Kiiofing i !, i f so I I ip He ii.iu.oi n,. f..ll.nr-i, 3 witi,,,,,-, to I'"vel, coii,,u,h !.' ''0k1H A tr.d M..i.ifon. n ,! .-., p.,ir I of li .!"' r I. ji .. h-i.) "i ia ji..;i., i,,w, .,., Mr..V'. i S. 15. Mkh. Mm. ('.,., ... Du.'ii', Ore,. OKNTUiMKN-: On urrivin", wki I loiitid all well ..!' of li'-ine iii.-t anxiously j . Oils UWllV ! : ; , ami wen n..,,;, j , ",""J i ! '""K" 'un. I,M , . . ' ! n. touch clr i ,:".r!v IWl.lii,,,,, 'V; '..ll.US,,,, ,ti,.j , " ' I .-, ix H(tvv """HP llllil i - . . 'IV. We nr.. "-.r-. ai ii . vi 'd . .1. K. 1 . Hi. s IV I nil, u t. i. n. 1 -it !.- I Is,. s-i.l cl ' -':.l i , I'T-trh .1 i ' -1 'HI, is , oent r. t is.ii, t. "'ilium.... 1 1 : H f s-nltlCH. al W Bank.) i? I cm?!) a itjti7ivi( ' (LO. G. -I f ;-', Attorney and Councilor tlLitu, IITIW. I'KACTICK I. THV n ? of tho Second Jiuii,.!, ijiiytaij :t Sillireuie Court of this Stats SpifiaUtfeliti.in Biven to coll.i; matters in lirol . ate. collection, j 1 . A. LORKlli. DORRIS & STEVENS Attounsy-at-Law, El'yKKE, OIIKIIO.N K: Ficn-Over Unc Couut, B,nt L. BILYEU, A.TTOKKEY-AT-LAW, . KUQKNK, OKKUOS. Jtroivtca-Ovcr First National mt . J. S. LUCKKY, vT'JEJ-WXaEl;- rntcbci and Clocks Repaired FOll ALL POINTS EAST LEVE DEPOT FIFTHAW0 STREETS lin. ,-a.i.,iHii, via iiuni-l I liiKlon halt I.aie, rmalial I or KtuiMis L-ily, or Tla Sih). i t kiHie, JliiniL-aimlis umlstl1 i'liul, with tliroiiBlm.rvia.'; I to hastcrn cities, f For l'eiiilU-toii, l.anrMnilel I lloker City, Walla Walla, I'nytoli, Colfax, Pullman I Moscow mill lUdho uiiniaK I Utatiuns. 6 7:00 1' 11 liaily. i!ai uiiij r.00 1' M I'aily. IUj. f l cal mixed train tori 4 Bood Rirer, I'he liailia 1 laud llileriiudii.io j-niuig. S 10 A M l-ailjr. lis lliroUKh Pullman sleeiH-rs. IrmuTSSi aud reclimus clmir eara aie auai-liwl miujr traius. n Korall Inforinatlon, rRies, etc call ., otliee, corner Washington anil ThlrJ rem Portland, or addiohs W. II. IirEI.BrilT. K. MCNEILL, Gt""-'r" V'""Ami Keceiver ami Maunder. Portland, urenoii. t. J. MeCLANAIiAN, Asent, EAST MO SOUTH VIA Sliasta: Route OFT -IK The FAjiresB Traina I.ive I'jrtlami Ilsiij South C.-'sl :u I "I,v Portland Ar , :ln l:.VIain)Lv ICiitrei.r i.visosii 11 :l.ri om I Ar frnu KlaIlicl. I t ' 7." n Aliovi, trtiins so.i, nl 1 nl l'..,Ha,l l'i. ('itv, WiMnlouru, haU-tii, Turner, Mtri .TefFerson, Alhniiy, Tan.'i nt, KlieiliU, rjal,t. Harrishur', Junction City, Kut-cDf, fi well, Cottais'e (it ove, ra:n, ami all iutia from it"i-hur" to Ashhunl ii-i-hisive. B-UHL'llO ilAII., OAI1.I, 8S0aml.v 1 .1 tl ml ArWl 2.04 p in l.v Kue ie Lt IWl 5.20 p n.Ar ltoaclrars l,T,6u)ii nAF.m l'AHHFNill II, IIAII.r. 4:l) p nil I, 1'eitli.i.d, AijlOilSil 0:15 pmA Baleni, l.vl .iia -WISING CA US ON OODEN BOCiC- Asn 8FC0XU tT.ASS SJ..I I'IKU L'Air, Attuchi d to all through trains. West Siitn DlviWnn. PRl'SEfiN PORTLAND A'kD HOBliUI II. II.Aikl PAILT IKXCtn HUSnAT.I ;;; !.. I'nrtlai.d ArH'n l'r..il. I.tll Al A ,.( lire, nl!i. ciM'.cl siltlns Li.tr., I Jt I-.stt-ril l.ailasy. Tin: l-AILV (FSCEPTSrSWT.I rxpi1: .--i 4:-T l( lo I !.i !o- tlati.i Ar8.i''' 7:.-; p in ; Ai MoMmuville TllliOUUll TICKETS to all P In Hie I'H-t.ro Sl-ii-s, Cunails and EoT can U ii t.sin. d n! Jn-.ci st rules irera I, O A I All!. Atfnt, EofiM I- KCKKI.Dlt, K. V lilKiK!, .MlUeWHI. A.wt. i. V. Mi' l w -A' l Ol. I I AM'. I YW Try Dreyan Crackir Ga.'s THOLE ' HEAT AFERS mull, from It.iilst-.n prmw !" wheal Hour. Finest llii.nr nj"' ilyspepiiia or all pert-mis will" tn stoiiiiii-lis. J liewnre of ImllatioiH. H? Oregon Cracker Co.'s Bra Old Kentucky iUOR mm W. H. RFSSfiAH, Pr:?'- him i tf rt r.r.l'Tl fill -am-Kinds of Wines. All Also Hie C.-M,:-i - .... - w as a fJ-fl MIIIIT1 j W. VA MARTIN, Prop- J Still linvi-1 i linn,- -ss ilu- if U';:t ris , I in -in. ;n ! In s. 1.H..P i,. ".-l-r. i stv l -o Iii'iksu ,ili s'irli s 1 uri ii m f-r ' 1 Work, ilc , cut iiuiii 11. i l stuiiu. I I