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Newspaper Page TextT i ... .Vegetable Preparation for As similating CeFood and Ulula ting the Stomachs anil bowels c Promotes Dieslion.Clccrrut ncssandRcst.Contalns neither Opium.Morphme nor Jiineral. Kot NABCOTIC. RtapcofOldVrS.V'U'ELPJIUma Alx.Srnno JtMU SJa - ijyitnniit - flurmSced -flnjw Suqar . A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions.Fevcrish ocss and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature ot NTVr YORK. tXACT COPir OF WRAPPEB. DR. G. BIDDLE DENTIST Officio on OILvo strict, bet wen Kiftli rti six tli streets, 0110 bltw k wttu uilMimcaji Hotel!. CE9. B. DOR'iiS. Attorney and Cou.tiwIqt at-Zaw rIU, PkAOTK'K TNT THK COURT T i of the Secoml .lii'iici.il Distfict ami in le Supremo Court of tliia Stato. Social attention given to oul actions and matters in probate. A. C. WOODCOCK ATTORNEY AT LAW OmcB-0;uhaU blowlc south o( CuiUniKU Itlu.'k, mi W T honpsQ n. Charles A H.irJ Thompson & Hardy, Attorneys-at-Law, S;cncK,Ss,SH!8,:nkl"dl- Eugsns, 0 GEO. A. DOlilllfci Attokn ky-at-La w, EL'GK.-ili, OliliUON kick Over Uue County littuk. L. BILYEU. A TTOUN E Y-AU'-La W, El'iiKXK, OKKUON. -OI ICS Over First Katlouul B..-JS. DK. J. W. HARRIS, Hiysiuian arid Suryeoi. Office ovir Henderson & LiunV Drugstore. Ortic EHoVRa: u to a. m.;Jto 5 mid 7 in KnIJeuce Kerry street butwuen lull and nth J. St. WILLIAMS ATTORNEY : AT LAW COLLECTIONS A Bl'KCIA LTlf. office over Lane Couulr Bunk. H. D. NORTO K LAWYER Booms 1 and 2 over Kirnt Nuliona IS.mk W. KUYKENDALU M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrismar- Block. Special nl'.cntlon to surgery and surgiea Ul-I4M.-S ol uuuiuu J. S. LUCKEY, Cs 3 WJ2i 23 302,. W atcLes uud Clocks Repaired. HUBBLE'S TRANSFER M. 3. HUBBLE. PhopbiCTOH- A Ssneral Transfer Business 0on2. - All kind, nl Wnnd tortile. II, B.- s f'-rri"'! l any Jmrt ol lh- ity I'iano mid '"iM'tioLd Kurnitiwc Mnvhni a i-rvelnhy. NOTICE TO CUKDITOB'. Notice i? h-relir cir -n tn..t (! H Psr.i ""been duly appointed cT-cit r of tin of Sjral, I). I itch. il-c-K-rl. All t'-rsoiu hutiui; cl linii iifiin-l Mi I esl .u IitcI.j no!ifi-.t to pr.-K-i.l t!:e im tn ei.-ci-.or at hit 1i-.t otli.-c. in Kn.- wnhiQ ii n.oiiHn frmu tl J-neol tiin notico. ''li'ne, Orniou. Ol. .. I). I) r.i.l'. J n iry I, lut. tiecutor. The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Fac-simile Signatuie ON THE OF EVERT THE HID YOU HAVE JALWAYS BOUGHT, Tin Cf NTftUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY DO YOU SMOKE? BANQUET.' AGENTS TIEBESI SMOKE IN THE CITV Try it once you will snake it always. 0REBOM Centum. EASTERN 11 It CO. YAQUINA BAY ROUTS Connecting al VAQl'INA BAY with th SAK FRANCISCO & YAQUINA BAY STEAMSHIP COJU'ANY. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT" Hnil.s from Ynciuma every 9 days for Sun Francisco, Coos liay, Port Orford Trinidad and Humboldt liay. Fassauger Accomodations Unsurpassed Blioi'U'Ht Koute Hetween the Wil lamette Valley and California. Kale from Albany and I'oillta Weat to iSau Kranciseo. Cabin 510 00 .Sti eratje i 00 Kutiml Trip Oood for 60 daya, $17 00 To Coos Bay: Cabin J 8 00 KU'erugn 0 00 To Humboldt Bay ami Tort Orford: Cabin 10 00 Steemse 7 00 RIVER DIVISION. Ktenmer "Albany" tietween Portland and Corviillis, tbroniili witliout lay over Leaves Albany s ii m 'Tuertdayn, TliurKilays anil Sa! unlays; leuvw Portland', Yamliill r-t. dock, 0:00 a ui Hundaj!., Wednesdays and Fridays. EDWIN STONE, J. C. MAYO MaliHiicr. supt Hlver Di liFOKUK F. CHAW, Ateut KuKeUft TfiROUH TICKETS ... TO THE . ! EAST and SOUTHEAST Southern Pacific Company and ' ' PlCTO(f ! ,1 min Uliw nei. To.,rlt Bleafwn nd Ki.TUn flialr carf, liaily to Denver Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis mid oih.T Y.ri UUei. Tho only line ro d IMrtlmi'l "ffyriiiK awuiceri Specially Conducted Eicuriloni; Ihrough xo C'hlcftBo erery WudnelT. "dj IUI1.Y TOT-KI-T CAR PKRVICE IVKILANU TO CMlCAfiO I -' itlion IMCtfiP. I'nlnil FVItlc nrl A ; wi-.v.. iiu c(im.-l throtnii to dniu ,ti-:i. Mmnnflceiiticoi..Ty, rnlon Irolf m- "V'.r hrrth-T inMrmntJon P-ly to ny em vjtii. r 1'' i:V.oui'ny or K. BAXlEil, C. t, BROWS. Oou'l Acer. 1. UIbU Alt Ui Thtrd it, I'ortuod, Of aim '0 THE SASDS O' CtE. 'Oh, Marr, BO ami will the rank- houn, Ami t-all the oattW hiut, Ami .all tho .-attle h..mo. Aitmss the tttiiiU u' lv!" Th Wftitra wir.J wiw u ild uml .tank with Anil nil ak in' wi nt l.'. The i-iet-pine tUlo aine ui al.-t-.g (ho tanJ.. A:i.l yr ar.ii o'it thf ui An J rvumi uml r uiul the nan J A far eve couUl wv. Tho Uinduit; mini oaiuw duwu and hid tho land. And never homo came elu. "Oh, is ii vt,d or tUh or fluuiiug hair, A tt.iw o' trvhk-n hmr, .' drowntti nmlik-n's hair, Alove the nt'ts at sea V as nevt-r ealmn yet that shone fi fair A men j the .-.takes on Dev." They row.xl her In aortwa the rolling foam, The crm 1. orawitni: f'-am, Tho crm). nun pry ft am. To her prave beside the sea, But still tho boatmen hear her vail tho cnttle homo Across the sand o' Dee. Ktngsley. "IT WAS THAT BOY." A Story of tho Sqcccm of One of the Waif of the World. Among the callcra nt tho house of ref tiyo recently wns a Kentleiiinn whoso strik ing i.i'pennmco would hnvu nttriK'ttnl iit temiun nnywliero. His vlcnn shaven face, expnnsivo forehead and pien-iiiK hlack eves attested tho man of intellectuality, the small, well kept hands tho man of reilne incut, and his shining silk hat, black broadcloth suit and white tlo his profes sion. His urbanity betrayed tho man of good breeding. "I ain n clergyman from tlioFouth," be gan the stranger as ho entered tho bovs' dormitory, "lam fond of visiting insti tutions of this kind. Ah, here's a bright little fellow," he continued as one of tho little ones, less bashful than his fellows, ap proached, and stroking his blond curls the suave minister spoke kindly words. Sen the others crowded about him, and for one and all he had a smile. Thus he passed from dormitory to durmitory, from school room to playground, seemingly interested in everything ho saw nml commenting upon the excellent provision made for the comfort, education and training of the waifs rudely tossed on life's ocean who have found a haven and refuge in an asv liim so littingly named. At last the workshops were reached, and entering tho largo apartment devoted to tho manufacture of shoes t lie visitor looked long nml silently about him. His glance nt last fell upon nn Indentation on the wall near tho celling. "How was that dent made?" ho asked President Thomas, pointing to the wall. "That oh, that," replied Mr. Thomas, kilting nt tho mark, '"was made by n boy .n inmate many years ago." "Tell mo about it. " "There Isn't much to tell. You see, two boys were quarreling, and one of them, a lad of high temper, picked tip a heavy tool nml hurled it at his antagonist. Tho boy's ulm was bad or it might have cnded'in murder. That's tho dent tho tool made," "And did you punish tho boy?" "Only to tho extent that we isolated him from the others and soon after had an opportunity of placing him with respect able people, who adopted him." "Of course you never heard of him again i" "I bellovo not. You see, it's so many years ago. " "Well, sir, I was that boy." "You I You!" Jlr. Thomas only man aged to reiterate, looking at tho card in his hand and then at tho man beforo him. "Yes," replied tho stranger, smiling. "I was tho boy, and from tho day when I made that dent in tho wall my reformation began. Tho people you placed mo with, God bloss them, gave mo a liberal educa tion. 1 studied for tho ministry, and with his grace havo become loved and respected by my people. You may tell my story. It may point a moral If it docs not adorn a tale. Hut, of course, my reasons for with holding my name and Identity when you tell It must be obvious to you." Sir. Thoiuus readily acknowledged tho justice of Buch a request, and when they parted it was with a promise on tho part of tho clergyman who graduated from tho Cincinnati llouseof liefnge thnt lie would revisit tho scenes of his childhood. Cin cinnati Knquirer. A Privnto View. Miss Slimmer has been suffering from nervous prostration for tho past week owing to a severe shock sho received when sho went to tho photographer's. Miss .Slimmer Is very thin, very prim and very proper, and Mr. Kanimerer, the photographer, is tho vory pink of polite ness in the opinion of most of his custom ers. Hut Miss Slimmer declares that ho is a wretch. This is how tho difference of opinion came about: Sho wanted a clever photog rapher to tako a view of her drawing room, so sho went to Mr. Kammerer. "Do yon tako interiors, Mr. Kanimer er?" sho asked, after tho usual pnlitu in troductory remarks almut the weather. Mr. Kammerer looked troubled and hes itated, but finally he replied: "Well, I er havo not begun to do er that sort of thing yet. It takes a good time to er get a picture of tho Interior. Hut I shall havo an X ray apparatus added to my outllt shortly, and" hero ho spoko in somo confusion "if you wish to havo a plcturo of your interior, I shall" Hut Miss Slimmer fainted on tho spot. Strand Magazine. Feeding tho Angler. Thero is just one llsh in tho aquarium that Is actually fed llko a child, and it is tho very last llsh that ono would expect to st o fed in that manner; It is the ungler. T!e angler is voracious enough naturally, hut it rarely feeds in captivity. Its feed ing habits nro peculiar. It will take in a fish for food, extract from It nil tho nutri ment and then reject tho remainder. Taking advantage of Its habits In this re spect to Bupply It with sustenance, tho angler ot tho aquarium Is lifted to tho sur face of the water In a big scoop net. its capacious mouth Is opened, and a llsh, perhaps n herring wo'gMng a K)tind, Is put into It. The angler takes all tho nutri tive substance from a llsh thus fed to it. New York Sun. London Lung;. "London's lungs," ns applied to its 0111 spaces, is ft good and picturesque phrase-, but It involves tho pathutio coiwquenco that on holidays London must suffer from congi stlon of the lungs. Pick M Up. During the n lgn of Kdward III a fah ion was Introduced in Kngland of lacing the gowns of a woman at tho side, tlio garments being In two separate pieces. Tho thieves of Gn at Hritaln steal 8, 000,000 worth of pruperty every year. CANDY CATHARTIC CUP.? COT- 2U CLAiiA MORRIS StRMON. Word of the Arirr- V.'hUIi !!f.vht titlit-1 to l!T l.o!l C ii.uliu, .ii. Clara Mori th ' wll 1 n, wn afiv.-wi, nmki'-i her ;!;pearai: -' as in i ,n t.ltl in Tin- Laili-.V IL ine .lourun:. .tiling a irratet'ul tnlmto to an old ! l. jal .serv ant. ".Iihn Hiekey. Vtau hir.m. " la her uiaiik n :u rt as a t-tury u-i!, rwerds the tui i v Kcrimm she h;s ei r wv"ln-d. It w.-w dtliwrid to relieve her uiti.fal re tainer s fiut. nn:; lirv;if:I:t aS.iu through i.:e faneied qr.arrvl with h; ehureh (trie I'atholie i-himh) in rej-poiw io hi wnil. It's hard, madam; it s hard that a man hould K made to lose his sou!.' " 'Never sav that again, .1. tin,' I cried," tv rites theaetreof the incident:. " 'There ti j'.t one man created who can lose your ten I for you, and that man is .I. liu Iliekey.' "lie looked at me u moment, then put ting or.o fon tingvr on my arm he a.kcd toUnmly. 'Madam Clara, are you talking f.s a Catholic or as a l'rotetant D:vi' "Uutgh I had to, though I saw it hurt tho poor, bewildered one before mo and belied tho tears in my own eves. Hut I made auwir quickly: 'I'm speaking neither as Catholic nor l'roteMant. but sim ply as a woman who, like y.iuoelf, has n wuil and does not want to loe it. Don't look so unhappy. Yourehurih is Itcauti f nl, ctat anil powerful, but there is one who is greater, mom beautiful and more powerful. In all the ages there has been but one who lett the unspeakable joy of heaven to come to earth to sutler ami toil, to U.ve and lose, to hope and ilespai and iinally to gie up his perfect life to an ig nominious death tx-cniiso his limimllis-i love aw no oilier way tti save us from tho horror of eternal death. He aid b great a ptiee for Minis to east, them easily away. There is but one Saviour for us all, be wo what we may. There is I tit one Clod whose smile makes heaven. We travel by dill'eivnt paths oh, yes! We wear differ ent liveries, moiki showing tho gorgeous vestments of tho stately Catholics, some the solemn drabs of the Quakers, others black robes. Hut the atlis all lead to the same place, and tho great questions are, lo we luvo the one wo seek ami have wo loved and helped those we traveled with? John, make t . hrict your church and tho mightiest cannot harm you,' and catching tip the scant folds of my riding habit 1 lied from the only sermon 1 ever preached in my life." FUN IN CONGRESS. True lliiitoryof n I.lttlo Siimbblo Auioub Mt mbcrH In 17UI. Previous to the coinage of silver dollnrn nt the Philadelphia mint in 1 TV t the fol lowing amusing ineidcntsoecurri'd In con gress while tlio emblems and devices pro posed for their ornamentation were being discussed: A member of the house from tho south bitterly opposed tho choice of tho eagle on tho ground of .its being tho "king of birds," and hence neither proper nor suit able to represent a nation whose institu-) lions anu liueresis were wnony mimical to monarchical forms of government. Judge Thatehev in reply playfully suggest ed tiiat perhaps u goose might, suit the gentleman, as It was rather a humble and republican bird and would also be service able In other respects, as the goslings would answer to placu uHn tho dimes. This reply created considerable merri ment, and the irato "oiuherner, consider ing the humorous rejoinder an Insult, sent a challenge to tho judge, who promptly declined it. Tho bearer, rather astonished, asked, "Will yoube branded as nenwardr" "Certainly, if ho pleases," replied Thatch er. "1 always was one, and ho knew ll or ho would never have risked a challenge." The alTalr occasioned much mirth, but Anally cordial relations were restored, tho irritable southerner concluding there was nothing to be gained in lighting one who 11 red nothing but jokes. "History of tho United States Mint." might Ilia Wny to tlio Frout. "How did 1 get mytltloof colonel?" laughed the cheery old gentleman who has never married anil regnrds the club as his home. "It doesn't count for much In this sen sible age, but down there in my old state our family was ono of the 11 rat. Just across the street was another of tho first families, and our relations were much llko thoso which made so much unnecessary trouble for Homeo and Juliet, Dick C roomer, of my own ago and attached to the adjacent enemy, had been urging me for some months to join n young military organization in which ho wielded an al most autocratic power. One evening I In duced his presence at my room and plainly told him that he was animated by somo ulterior and unworthy motive In trying to enlist me. lie ditilared with poorly con cealed sarcasm a desire single to tho pro motion of military interests. I submitted that tho truth was nt In him. "After we had washed up and inndo tho wreckage of furniture as presentable as possible the conference was resumed. I held a wet towel over ono eye whllu I glared upon him with the other. Ho had his coat buttoned to tho chin in order to conceal his sanguinary contributions to the somewhat heated argument. Our mu.-cular controversy seemed to clear tho atmosphere. There w as nwnrcloud present when he a.-kul mo if 1 thought my eyo would close, and I showed llko solicitude j by asking If bethought It possible that any of the small bom s In his noso were broken. Hut we showed tho tact begotten of mutual respect. As soon as my usually hatidsnmo appearance had returned I Joined hiscommand. After Dick had bout en mo out of my be-t girl wo became fast chums, and ho made mo colonel." De troit l-'rce Press. Whnt 3liko Had. "An how is Moike, Mrs. McOill," In quired ono of the lady neighbors. "Poro b'y, phwat docs tho docthcr say to his Wongs?" "He nays there's nlver a thing the mat ter wld Moike's looi.gs now, "replied Mrs. McOill, "but he ain't deiiyln they've gut the lasto mitii av a tindincy." "Wurra. wurra. an Is t htL mj," exclaim cd tho neighbor doh fully, and then after a short paii-e fhu m-ktd deferentially, "an phwat is a tiiidiiny, Mrs. Metilll, dear?" "A tlndiin-v," rct-pMidcd Mrs. McUUl with solemnity. "U n thing that ain't to bo shpak" av lolghtly. It's where what ain't so ninthly i luikely to romu oa yo unbeknown t al ntiny minut." "Pop M'.ik'-. p"i" b y," ejaculated tho visitor with a .'ube.in shnkuof her head, and !-ho d. ; ar(.d f-rwl tho news of Moike's m)su riouH ailment. New York Journal. Weak. "There's K'.meThlng wrong with this l-oput, waiter I (an t get it to pour." Waiter (v.ith ii.alfiot.h grin) It'll riot the fault of th' bapnt. lr, l"it tho too., Thev br:w it miV.. ik hen-it nallyhas not utriiigth to pet i.p the hpout. Ixjndou Tit Hits. TP.ViiOH ALL WJGGUTS A. "IRONING MADS ESSY" REQUIRES NO COOKING MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS oi ASwHhN rlKol nUlllillT NFW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A FOUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH. HUTACTURE0ONtyS), T"y.C.HUBINGERBR0S.C? S'KeokukJowa. NewHaven,Conn. g COPYWIOMrED ' I'll IMIIi IWMMM Ml Tliin ntnrch Is nropnrod on nclfntifte principles hv ni(n who havo hnd years of prnrt irnl oxpenenco in faney Inuuderinr. It reMort . old linen nud summer dnssos to their natural violence ami impurts n Wmuibd and liistiiiK tlnMi. U is tho only starch manufactured that is perfectly hiirmle, containing m-ithor nntMUc, alum or any other substnnco injurious to liueu nud cuu lw Uaod oveu for a baby powder. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. EAST AND SOUTH VIA Tle Sl"iista Route OF THE The Southern Pacific Co 1 press Trains Lo&ve Portland Daily South J I North 0:0i) p in I Lv I'nrtlaiid Ar ihitil A 11 11:28 pin Lv Kugetie I'V Id'.l a 7:V am Ar Ran l-'rancidco Lv t M0 i m Above trains stop at Kant i'mti. ml, On gun City, 'ondburn, Salem, 1 irnci Mation, Jefferson, Albuny, Tangent, i-Y.t -. 11 r. , Hnrrisburi;, Junction I'itv, Kul. io. ii well, Cottage Grove, Drain, sta out Kosehur? to Aflldaiul m-Munv ltOtjKHUllQ HAIL, IUILY. 8.30 a m,Lv Portland Ar;4.:i0 pru 2.04 p ni Lv Lmteiie Lv 10;a()aiii 5.20 p mAr HoHobing Lv,?:) am DINING OAKS ON OGDEN UOUTE.- PDLLMAH BurrcTSLEErr.Ba SKCOXO CLASS TAU.-i Altitohcd to all through iralnfl. Went Bido Division. BKlWtiK PORTLAND AND 00RVALLI MAIL TRAIN DA1LT (EXCKiT HUNllAT.) 7 n a m I I.v Torthind Ar I A aO 1111 12:15 p Ui I Ar CorvallU Lv 1 .U.r p of Oregon (Jontral & JCnatern It id 1 way. IXPHEHH TKA1NUAILY (EXOEI'T BUNHAT, 4:60 n m I L Portland Ar 8:'25a n. 7:80 p tn I Ar McMiunville Lv T:S0 a it 8:aupm I ArludepeiMluiice Lv j 4:50iim THROUGH TICKETS to oil Points in the Eastern States, Connda and Europe oan be obtatnod nt lowest rntca Irom h. O. ADAIH, Agent, Kmi'-ne K. KOKHLKH, t'. lb MAKKIIAM, Miiuatjer, Ion. V. A. P. Acnt, Portlaml, Oregon. Old Kentucky LIOUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW. Proprietor. KecpB the Host brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY BIN AND All Kinds of Wines'! Aim the CeluhratMl KCHI.ITZ MILWAUKEE JSKKKon tlrmixlit. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htuge leayeH Kugetm for Klorenee Mondays WedneHiluyn Kriduys atti u 111 lO'turiiitig Bingo leaven Kloretice Tor Kugeiu TuesdayH Tliursiluyrt and Sn turd ays nt 8 a 111 arrives In Ktigeno at 0 p til tho day following. "IS'.I.K r'AMK f "0 KOITNI) I Kll' ( IK) 1 'ickclfl for ile at K. Hmiikh' ItrerT burn, l.u Kmi, o- at ilurd A iJvwnport'i ollico in flu,- 0U3, 1 EUGENE-LEABURG. IIiTi'sftfr I will run a 'lull r pUka lpfTfii Riikim aii'l lA-nlinrtr. Kr-iK)it u I.hivak. IiOii nt in t,Ie itie ntng lor lr;n.ri'ire of tin U". M(tc .-vi-t Ku' in- kI t. ft tn , nrrlrltur nt ,-. lirEXllatn. 11-l'iriiiliK, Ikk; itnve ! is 'rcat 1 p tn, irrivltiK lu Kukuiic at r, p m. FOLEY SPRINGS Htaijo Ifavm Kui-ne for Foley Spring Moiidiiyn, Weiliii'BdHyn and Kridiiyn at a in, rt-turniiiK kIUtiikIu davn. . MANHOOD STIFF AND MICE if ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. u N S Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Oars Dining 0 rs Sleeping Cars St. Paul t Minneanolls Duluth Faro grand Forks Helena and TC l BuHe. -Througfi.Tickets to- Chica'-o I Washington Pniladel-hla- Mw York ttoston and all Points East and South' Knrluloriniulon. tuoo rinrilt, mApiantl (Irketa cm 11 on or wrltu R. McMURPHEY (luii'l AKunt, KiiKune, Ollkc Opposite (limrd Onico. -011- CDARLTOK, Asst. Genl. Pass.AEent. 20 Morrison Htreot, corner Third nRTLAND. OREGON ; Futaie comfort for present ; sceminjj economy, but buy the sewing machine with an estab- ' lulled reputation, that guar- ; antccs you long and satisfac 1 tory service, o J J J w f I ITS PIMCI I TENSION TENSION INDICATOR, (devices for regulating and showing the exact tension) are a few 01 the features that emphasize the hivh grade character ot liic Wliite. S:nd for our elegant H.T. catalog. White Stwivo Machine Co., ClEVllAND, 0. Eugene Street Railway. iTIMB CAKD. Afli-r till! 4th of Oct. lstfi, tlin stri- ciirH will rim on tlic following icliedu time until further notice. I.KAVINO I'HK DKl'OT. 7:10-7 M-HM-HM-0:10-9:40-10:00 a. n hull every Imlf hour. I.KAVKTIIK UNIVKIlfTY.', 7:M-8:r.r.-8.-B:24-h;M)-10:lS a o erv half hour. will lenve prompt) on dm RESTORED njr n.iar ttr. .' Irllitw Sflt. I'llla. - iim. wj.ii.ri.ui TcniMf U' . ilmltl p.iwrr, lira. U. lie, WakrlulntM, I1 Uaniu.l, NialHl. ii. ...in. N-t..u.ii., .11 .Ir.ln., l, ut ,Pr In lln.ti.e Ott.n. Tof .iiIit trt, rawl ,f o.-r ,,!,. i, y-uhlul n.,ri , UM V1""' "P""" "on.,,.,,,., whi.h UJ t., lii6rmiir,in.mt,ll.,mfr l.i..ni'r. Lnn ki .rru.l In y.t ,.k.l, fioo'M-rl.i IS fr U l, m.il K.. . . , J 1 '"' M"1"-'" " . Vm. Pr.nc. I..,,, r-it lluu,.,.lirll,a,ing.fiilfc TbliJ M l V.mhUI n.., rorUnJ.l - AND Soo Pai i lie Lino. To till I'oililr Ku! bi lid veslil.ulf Ira 8 eonrislinj; o I'alaw sltvphiK 'arc, li. xoiiiii.iin ihnlii i'ar8, fli'Kant U:.y rair,u i.i.d liitimll ivut tiiuriKt ears uiol lite i,,l,inir ,lt. r from the l'lieille to Hie Allui ll, witliout i limiKe. Mol Direct and Ciltaptrit Fcu! I. Koolenay S K-1 I'. M PI WKK, I M ,AS 1 1 I V, Mining NAIX 111. I., .i.imi K.lSn,; v Hi, All lloillU in th" lklll,I CI!ll t l.llllll U Sll'Sia! ' Innetx n.tcs to tn, irom i . . . ETLTR,OJ?E i ' . VIi,,M Ai:a,it!r Mitiiu.hlu tlu CANADIAN 1'AClriC K'Y CO.'S Royal mail Stoamsrpip Ciije to c:u:u Aire jap a::. CANADIAN AlhTLAI IAN 1liS , TO - UONOLDU, FIJI ASP AUSTRALIA .0. Tne shortest line t ( 0 meX..,Hl""'"l'r8 u" '"l'le,,e.d imjr'voy1 U"U " " For liiiin lahlen, .m , ,.. informal ion, call on or addresa OKO. P. t'KAW, B. W.utKK. Agt ut, Kinu,,.. KivIk.,i .i.i i ,.,., g, A.J. COYI.K, "Mlll -i L.tn.u Ul" ''' Acent, V.nc.oUTcr B. c. This Railway Co. Operates it, trlm) oll tllu iumoUB block ytt'tii. I.iKlitHllH trains by elect. It It out, UhiVlam,i"IUl"'"U''1 eleol,,t Ut"h 'ead Uuns splendidly equipped passeng. train, every day nd niKl,t belwreu Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. Also operates steam heated vestihuled trains, carryinK tho latest privnU, eoiiipariiient ears, library hulle sleepers' CUI"' "' Umwl"K ro:m Pn'ir n"r8' freo r,cli"K cl",lr ca ffn. ii. r J """K eartervio FuthihluI.....iu..''',y,p'i .. .i i V -""" . iinaua, app to ticket agent, or addrecH J. W. CAKKY, tieu'er'al Aenr ir&v. l'uss. Agent. I'ortlaud. 0. R. & I -TO TIIK- .EAST. OIVHS TUB ftOICK OF TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL JrlU UTES GREAT OREGON ShOhl LINE. TU SALT LAKE niiNVKlt OMAHA AND KAN8AH CITY NORTHLRN RY. TU K I'll I,' A VTJ MINNEAl'OLJH HT. VAVIj AND cnit'Auo OCEAN STEAMERS OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER AND CITY OF TOPEKA Leave I'ortland every fvt d.iv. r.,r ALASKA . . POINTS LSAVtVA5;iW . DAY. ton SAN FRANICISCO HtcBiliira fit.i l.l.. .. Yoko.,,a?nd llo,; Ko, Bi v7. thj Niirtlier'i Ph.'I II,, u .' "f" eonnectiou with O. It. fk N '' ' b' For fall Itilnrm.tlnn c.M on O B .t- k Agent L L SI KVK.n, l-.inin.. . or i,lilrc. n II IIIJlti.HliHI Ooneral l'ii.ui,i, r Awnt, DOIlWKI.r..f;ARMI.Lco. ""uu' u'1"1- una. Ag. or, I'.,,. H. H. Co. I'ortlHiiU.On.gua. tWL TICKfl s ro All H.lfT (All... m. Williams AaiNT, CUQINC, Through I'alaoB a, Tourist Bleep. JJiiilng and Library OI;Bervailou en, cars ELKUAXT VK8TIBULE TRAINS No. 4 I.l.,,l,.l I ., 2fl0p.m. xon.anu at 10a5a8mLI"l"ed "rrlve" I't'lnd at U S Land Commissioner. Joel Warc.havinp; ljoen id. Iiointed U. S. Circuit Court Conitnissioner for tlio district ot Oronoii, is now nienarcrl to lliako IIOMKSTKAD FILINGS, f inal Ihoofh, and tako tea- liniony in Contkst (Jases Having had thirty years ex poneneo in tins lino, ho will miuranteo satisfaction in every case. Oflico in Ode FflloHs' JJuildiiii-. Eutren Oregon. L"' if.