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Newspaper Page Textatlas. r I , ... 1 ll li9 liii!ya&i.aa'J m r fit y. 5 s a aVi.-ihlcPrcnaralioiiIbrAs gating iteToodaudllcfjiila- Di&sUon.ClKcrful- wKandltest-Contalns neither tfoT Narcotic. Jmfhx Sui- JtulUSJO jtruK Sttd may" Apcrfectncmcdy tor Cons tipa tion SourSlomach.Diarrhoca, Worms .ConvuLsions.tevensh ness qndLoss OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of XACT COPV OF WR A PP E R . Tl " 1 3 y ... -. -- &r asfl AV- icN 1 .i'v- 1 1 ENVELOPES 1 LETTER HEADS, ) BILL heads; i MEMORANDUMS, INVITATIONS, CARDS, ; WEDDING.STATIONERY, PROGRAMS, f POSTERS, 5 PAMPHLETS, ' RECEIPT BLANKS LEGAL BLANKS, - MINING BLANKS, BRIEFS. I ; a f Or anything else you need executed to your entire satisfaction. Daily and Weekly s ! ! ! P I !J '. ASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have THC CCNTlua CDMUNV. Nfwvani. ritv. 111" L ,','.VV M AW I Always Bought. STOMA ; Ibt.;,,.,,!,,,,,,,.,,.,, lr-.-p.l,lyi,,.rtht. Mlll-lmi r (::. - ' i in.. ! n, !...,-s , ( !., r r;irlii r . I. .1 a .1.111 in . v, r Tll:,l 1 I. A ii . f fr. - 1-u.i m.,.d nil the d- -l.io d;iy il.nt suuiuur tit. a. Tl.ed.ty tl.;.: fum ni.-rai.il 11 r. .1 1. ..f Ml 1 ; tx.m ,.utth,. i:iaj,!,I,l;rnr.dMi,i.l, e.t, ! , AIM u.l the , uC r Utn K-ttVtj in t.K- .'...11 i In i,Uw i.f viwm tud juUt Md wero ' I ur.-sMxii. , A lulu r.w luii its ixiaU mio ! v . ! llu'v i-lar tirmli: tr.ii.Lhm; K-utua wul I blk'tl.il. A plww idk dahlia Mus-nuil in tlio un The day th.ti Mitimier died. The day that summer di.nl the forest stream Cr.ipt fcrth to canhthibhunt'ftaif tht'hkics, The lulls prcw dun nnd hiizy as a dmun Or like a viM.m viewed by u-urful . t. s. A cruwins i-h.-i.Kiw, chill and viujuclv "drear. Swept o'tT lll.t hm.i-.Mn.. lil,rt ., ... And winter's frntsU'iis s..uiuU-d all i.hi n..j.r Tlio tiny thnt summer dutL tmtiiu U. W.stcn In Youth'B Coniuintcn. SOMEBODY'S UXCLE. I must confess to a weakness for Bales, althounh I bnven't, as fur ns lean rwniiMn ber, over yet mudo a baryaiu. Kvory ttir.e I Ko nlong thu Hinh struct I fwl thnt I must havo a jwep into tho auction rouma. 1 went in 0110 evening not Ions n(io. Like thu jupjiins that I mu, I began murk ing tho cjitaluguo for things thai took my fancy. I car.10 acrcfji n picture in one corner to be correct it was an oil portrait mid boro underneath the words "Old Hill." "Mighty old, too, " I thought, for tho face was a perfect network of wrinkles, although the picture, apjvared into rather now. 1 looked at thu nose a little too Jung perhaps; anyhow I got tho idea that it was tho tmai'u of my own. I'm rather proud of my own 110.su, by tho way. It's tho "family" liou, I'm told, although tho family doesn't appear to havo dmm any thing great with It as far as I can traeo. I dimmed my g.ic to blot out the wrinkles on thu lace, ami I discovered that 1 helminth was also my own. Goodl It must be an ancestor of initio. I felt n big thrill of joy. An ancestor was tho very thing I wanted. Ono thing, however, ratlurdlsillusiomd mo I didn't liko thu name Old 1 Jill. Ancestors who kept coal sheds or took in washing aro not worth running after, and If I had ono nt all I preferred ono with a deeout vein of blood. Tho very next mo ment I felt liko kicking myself. I recol lected that this wns the man that all my sistors had sowlshcd to got a tracoof Old Hill, of courso. Why, my old dad had mentioned him scores of times! They wero brothers Undo liill William in conversation yes, yes. Ho was a bit ro cont for an ancestor, certainly, but I only needed to get tho picture 1 could do tho rest. As soon ns I could find out that ho was really worth knowing I meant to bo very proud of hliu. I was on tho point of coming away just then when ft very dainty desk caught my oyo. On turning round again I found that a girl was looking hard at my uncle. As slio happened to be a very pretty girl with tho daintiest chin imaginable, I didn't hurry away. On the contrary, I should think I spent quito n few minutes taking in tho nicocurvesof herllguro. blio had tho sweetest littlo mouth that over I saw. Sho looked sideways at my undo for fully fivo minutes, after which she ppoko to a frosty old lady besido her, and her words wero so astounding as to call mo to my senses. "Yes," fiho said decisively, "I'm suro It's ho. Dear old Undo Hill I" Tills was interesting. "Dear old Uncle Bill!" What did she know about Uncle iiillP However, I vowed on tho Instant that ns long as I might say liill as prettily as sho did I'd never say William again. Hut I was puzzled. Evidently tho girl had a stray unda roaming about somewhere- and had picked out my relative by mistake. Well, I would travel down tomorrow and buy thff picturo, and if sho liked to 001110 and look at it in my sitting room eho might do so with pleasure. I rather liked tlio Idea of her sitting in iny big armchair looking sideways at Old Bill. Thoro was quito a crowd In tho auction room next day. I didn't liko to appear anxious to havo tho picture; but, as a matter of fact, I was anxious, for I had raked out an old letter of tho governor's which said that Bill hud just been mado county chairman or something of tho sort and was going to sit for his portrait. This was ovldontly tho Identical ono moybo worth a tidy bit Somebody started tho bidding nt 1 rather a low prlco, but then tho stupids took him for an ordinary person. I yelled, "Thirty shillings 1" and a volco closo behind me said, "Thirty-llvo!" "Forty 1" said I, and again tho volco fol lowed, thistlmo with "Forty-live!" "Threo pounds!" I noxt called, for I wanted to get tlio business over quickly. I heard somebody complaining as tho auctioneer called, "Going!" and turned to find tho pretty girl of yesterday looking angrily at mo. "What does ho want with It?" sho said, half crying and speaking to tho frosty lady besido her. "My undo'a picture can't in terest him I" Now this was a littlo moro than I could bear, and I looked as hurt as I possibly could on bo short a notice. I could sec that sho roally believed tho picturo to bo that of bur own uncle. "I beg your pardon, madam," I said, bowing. "I am simply bidding for thu portrait of my undo. " "Your illicit:?" sho said htiflly, with Hushed faco. "I'm afraid you aro much mistaken. That is my uncle!" It sounded so absurd that I was alniost Inclined to laugh, but 1 could not bo made n fool beforo a crowd of people. I put on n very ilriu expression and wild: "My dear young lady, I'm afraid you do not know" "Sir!" fiho stopped mo, and her mouth quivered. " You'ruextrcmely rudel I know perfectly well what I am saying. I tell you that Is tho portrait of my undo." "It Is my undo!" was on my Hps, but I refrained from speaking and turned to tho auctioneer. By this time, however, tho picturo had boeu knocked down toanothor bidder. I felt almost angry. It wo ponltlv. ly aggravating, after dropping on this mot rare of uncles, to havo him turn imm my grasp in this manner. Somehow I felt a bit of n beast when I hoard tho girl crying, but buoyed myself up with thu conviction thnt mlno was a jut and righteous cause, and that In con testing for tho ago ttalm-d Mic of tho family nofo I was, In a iwmuthing sciibo, a h.-ro. I determined to call on tho mictlunwr tho next day and find out who had bought the prtturo It had been knocked down toft man NOTICE FOH I'Ulil.K'A'noN. In-1 Office at K')b'ir(r, Or.n, May 1 1, I KM. f Nnti'hpy iriven thu ML-wir. nmf(l iettlffr Iim filed notice .( hn lrit nti'iii t) make finil pr'K.f in u.p"rt of hi cUim. and ttmtMvl proof will 1 made Mnr .I"-1 War-, I S CornmiMioner. t K'it'-ri, I rn.".n. ;r.n.dine J7, Kv viz: Mward lurve I II K NnoM'Jfor the 1, .1, 4. H an 1 1'-' 1 'ti tp 17 p, r 'I w-t He name th lollo irnr wilnw ti fro. hi o"ntinnoiw rti.ieo'tf ut'n and rulti ati'-i of ai l lan-l, u: Alfre l HratUi'n, Omrlm V liratlain. .1 .hi. I M lari. Springfield, Oregon; .)! n I'raUr, i Walter!!?, Oretfoo. K M Vxaiui, i:itr. v.: 1 ti. I ;im mi r N.iw. 11 1 i .1. ::U . Mr. t'iMi-t! tl.: iiu!,t : "M f 1 ! 1 : s is ..ti. How." h :m '!d iru :is ;i jilt U1K' JiS m-.i t U! . d in.-t.ihi ly h.i 1 ; i!ld tt 1 1 K-t'in i:i I l.-ut I Mt U 1 ivuld M.Vi I lU;;lst v h'.'.'.i ir... rid'' 1 ll ill vd ; lu r n lli.it Ci'pt.T !;iilli,' cl.illil to ::iV . li'.iiiMn't help iL:K-iii ti: was even it. tiler than 1 had thought. Wo Wfro 1 v. iituuUy left ahi:e. f. r wliieh I have to thank Jouk. lie s a.rv, u, d felUiw in tiiat wav. Fur a litih while. Uo did n.-t ..ik. Then when 1 asU.d her to let in tv iruiul-i sho luiked up hyly and t-lov, ly j ;-.x rut her hand. 1 was overjoyed to ti::d th:it tlio took in the situation without mi ex planation, though I would !.ao liked tu uxphtin. However, 1 took the iil-t oj -urt unity gettiiiy .leu!; littoa eonierar.d tell;!.:; I.im my Mory 1 1 o s. eitud hurpn.-td and nim ply said ho had taken a fancy to tiio pic ture. It rveiiad I'easonalile i ruiuu'ii tor him to s:;y this, Lot tlie inoii;- t:t ! e had tp.d;e:i I ult that 1 e hail U. n vi.lin.-: In horue way 1 f.-ned an imiimii t) t; -- i,L had t;n.iig!-.t i.s to liieru 1, ly on n.' cuuiiL of t!u piei u iv. and wiaa v. o at down to ":U" n:y usi icii.'::i were ton lirmid. "Will. Mis.- Stewart," 1 l.;-.:i iv-proai-hti.lly, "1 didn't think . a wt. eapal le ot I h. in;; sueli ft 111', k ujHin Jtie. I really diiln't. " Site hioiod up urptied anil i;ae rtieli an iiiiioeent littlo latii.'h iliai 1 i i ti:ipt ed to patu'li .leak's head, for 1 Jell certain hu wiis nlludiim to tho j i Kv t Li in. "Why, whatever have 1 done, duetr?" sho siiid. Two tiny dimples wero in her cheeks, and her eyes peeped i:errily lrum under their Ioiil; liihhei. My lh.t t liueiied. "It's too bail," f.aid Jenk in an appar ently much injured lone. " Attev my getting int. itsted In your story of your uncle's portrait 1 lind that you have been laughing at nie; that tho utulo Un't yours at all, but Oonlon's." My doom was 6;alul, 1 knew, as ho ut tered thor-o words. The smile died out of her facoaiid tlio look she i;;ivn nut made my head diy. W'u wero liiendj no longer. It was war to tho knife. If I was deeply iu lovo with her before, 1 was hiftuiiely so now. I came upon her alono later in tho even ing. I tiling on to tho belief nt that mo ment that an oilier explanation would smooth over things. Instead sho nhiiu.it llew out of my sijjit. It was in the par lor, and that ..Id liumbu;; of an tmele laced mens sho llew away. Why 1 didn't pttl vrizo bis wrinkled face then and there 1 don't know, but I must l;ao been wry j near it. In iiitoth, i' Lour tho p:.r:y would Im-at; up, and do what I would I couldn't llml ; means of our 1;. romini: reeoneih-d. Aiior parsing an hour of torture eudelin my brains, 1 stepped into the hall to Jind lilt. blewart on tho pidnt of depat ting. Tho man who was to drive, her homo hud just. Unshed liis whisky when his eyo lighted on tho picturo. Hit looked hard and hufclyaml h.tiiuied and finally shipped his leg and chuckled. 1 glanced at Miss Stewart, who slooil ill thu doorway, and was met by a defiant look that had a touch of triumph tu it. Our thoughts wero evidently in Iho name di rection. Wo each e.pi eted to c:,tnblinh our claim now by tho uvidi-nco of the coach man. No doubt lie reengnicd "Old Hill." "Well, if that ain't a licked" ho taid, squinting and locking again. "You know hint perhaps, do you" asked MlhS Stewart, clutching Iho man't, arm. "Know 1dm?" wild tho man, with a grin. "I think I ducsl Why, dash mu, that's my old undo!" I think If 1 bad had a mullet, in my hand at that moment nothing could have prevented nie lrom hanging ids (-l;u!l. I gripped him liko a vl,-o, and .'uir.h Stewart and I exclaimed together, "Your UiicleV" "Ah!" ho paid, with an astonished nod. "My old undo old Hill! Ah!" ho re peated. " 'K'swaitin outside, too, looking, aft i r tho ole pony !" His old nnclu waitin;: outside looking after tho old pony! I could hardly bdioo my cars. But when he brought In bis rolativo there was no doubt of hi.t daini. Tlio gray whiskered, tou.led old lellow was liko thu portrait as twootanges art liko ono an other. "Thuro y'are," ho said "that's Mini" And ho gavu another grin. "Why, Bill," ho said, howling In tho old man's car, "it's no nioru'n two years j-im-o that chap painted It, is It eh, liill? 'K nuver turned up with tho oo pun wo wuz goln to "uvo when it went in tho Vademy di. Hill:-" And that was tint dismal eiultii),' old Hill was alive and kicking, and thu family nose was a fraud. 1 don't know Low it raino about or what was said, but 1 know that I walked homo with MM Slewart, and I remem bered that thu porch i. f her house wasdail; when wo parted. Aiwer. Kchoin In Miiinmoth Cnvn. Our K'Jiilu aks us to l.enp hlleiit. Then, lifting tho heay, bro.-nl p.iddlu wit h wbicii ho has be. ii pro elliiiK'ior boat, ho htrikes wilh all bis ftrem-th tho lint hido on thu rsurfaco of iho water. Jn-tantly tho cub turraiK an thunders of thl underworld are let loono. From all d:re-:i.t.i coiuo roll Ini; waet tt found, tit'il I iplied a thou sandfold, reeling and a :'iin returning with Inere.i-irj .lor: mnny mcotid-, and tin-. fiw.i:t, f.'trtiw;iy nul .'h'" la.-t faint funiii'.-i h.r. thu water with his j el listen. Tho n:editiy tieH in tho kiil" of th'Mo brenk tho htillm. i "ii 8ouieN. S'jimo nofe-i. ct of tho roel. nmltii'lv tl, :.e, lloKerinj for ily dj inn awiiy in i. 'I hen, when tho '.,-. fl, bo tii-'itat. h 11" jiud re-l.H uw to i, ie;,. hitii; etn i- erltalir uitf nrchf , bell like !t i;eyno:u j .:! llielodv. nt h Trf in o .1 hio'or. i 1). itt.l el-o. Some not' - arti w-tl loinl, almost n ith nr. ThU ifiiis-le, hoeh n-. whuru on wirth, ur 1 1 ii. jiv. iy In reeedintf i--nfH, rn ; ri ; o.. r tho wi.l. n from furaway. Iildd- a eh.-uolr rs. '"I ho Mammoth Cava of Kentucky, " hy John H. I doctor, in Century. noi KK roi: ii i'.i.fA'i ion. i- ill 1! l.-ir.'. Or, I M .V I.I. IK", f I in n ll. it I'.,' f..ll.. in ,1 i,'li. i. .,1 l,i. Iiitrili'.n in .M..,'l ' f I,:, rlairri, ill I i ii vlr l.fi.r .I.-l Notii.. i li.-r.l.v nami-'l ittkr liw. Ii '., irmkw t rial pr-..f tl.it .Mil .r f -W'ri, " S u n in .--n .1 ini" I -''I" ' l,.r . J .1 11' TIM l." I l.i. ! ' i. r. I.tin'ii.:." r. . i. i I -d.: I...I, ,: y.-w-t:'. Orn-'.i. I'.:: 1 f, ! n : t'.t ',! v, .!. j li -1 of i f v, tirt-n If M At t(, l:iyii.ter. , i:h..i l; . ' - I - 1 1 l.:t uic If..- I , l ! ov. r 1... t tit tiou M!o was fr.ini Willi tioa.hirhf fur ' Hm- tt idl 'Uii-. f .uiii iWSfAKL'l , . Lowd tl. M.n in lu-i ijead a.moi .y, 0 ! .'Hi r. i-.-n irt'ihlCttiCurcts." 1 CH S. MKliEftMUt. 1 : S.ire i Unvjoit i'nuburs, : nt. Tajto tJoo.1. IVi . or lint i. 1U. iM.'.Uv. . CURE CONSTIPATION. ... This Railway Co. i at: h its trains on I he t mruc block sieiu. I.iglUs i!s timits by eitvti n i out. I'm-s Iho .-elcbrated oltcU. ulli u till lug lamp, UniiM Hpleinlitlly eiuippi'.i paHMetige train- every day ami tiii.-lil hdwec-n St. I'mii and hie:i;i, and Otnahu tin.) t'liieuo; the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. Al-4..pc-;d. train-, ui fi in heated vosti billed iti Hie latest priVatt i ear.-, library bulto i:, mid ttruw ing nnni inaai in. nt Htu ktiu; Ul!j. M.v.er,' l.nl.'r cnir-, fiu and the wry For tho lowe-t' Ill-lit g tl Ml IH Uht dhtigitut m tvk rat en to any point I l hi' I'nit to ticket l Stali'H nr (.'hltatla, nppl U;ciit( ur addrewH K J. KODl, W. C'ASKY, Cltneral Ap-nt, Trav. 1'iihs. Agtn. l'ortland EAST SOUTH Tli-e Sliassta Route OKTUF. ITIic Htm Pacific Go Fxprexs Trains Leave IVriliuid J'ai.y South i Aot) p uijl.v ll:2Spm .v S;l" Hiu I Ar I'ortluad Vaiene Sim Fruncisco T I :' A l,v I Id'.l A l.v HAW V Alune trains Klup nt Kiit-t I'orthiini, Orison t "it v, Wtindhiirn, Snlein, Tnrner, Mnritui, .li'th rseti, Alhritiy, Tunm lit, Sliedds, llalni-y, lliirrinbur, Junction City Kuifetie, L'te well, 1 'oittugo (ir.ive, lirniii Uehat ticket i m ndi between 1'nttlnml, Saenuiietito nnd San Friuieieo, Net rat tin, 17 first-ehuw and I'll neemul-chisfl, incluiliiig lee per. It i:u:!u;ao MAIL, HA1I.Y. S :.0 a in l.v Purllftti.l Ar' l.oO pm "2.01 p iu 1a- l'autono Iv lii;:"' ttn ,'.'J0 p in Ar ItoMdnnu 1 jV 7 :i JJININU CAUBON OCiUEN U0U1I2.- PUI.LWN BUFFET BLEGFI R SKCOXl) CLASS CARS Attached tc all through iri;!ns. Vot Mido DlvUlon. bi;twi;i;h Portland mid couvalli MAIL 111A1N l'All.I (EXCEIT BUKIIAT.) 7:XI it m I I,v 1'nrtlmni Ar j f:Ml I'll. 11 . Ili I Ar Uorv.illin )-v I 1 -0 I 1" At Alliimy ami vNirvallin conuert with train of ()iK'n ( entral A: EuhIltu Khilwav. i:xrn::i'3 thaih daily (kxcevthundav. t:.MlD m T, i'.irtlmul Ar I H-.'.Ti ll, 7 ::0 p m j Ar IMttMlnuville Iv ft:M) a m H:'M p ill Ar Iiiili n ii(lenec l.v 4.&0um TIlliOUGHTIOKKTa loull 1'oinlB in the ICnMern HtalnH, Canada ami Kuroio can Le obtuinfU at lowtmt rati'H irom 1.. O. A1IAIH, Aoenl, l'inn. K. Kiir.lll.KK, .'. II. MAHKIIAM, Manager, li. I'. & 1'. A tut. "T.. rurtl.mil, OrtKon. qregon Central EASTERN It It CO. YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE :.,niilin at YAlJl'INA HAY Kith tli SMI FBAHCISCO & YAQU1HA BAY HTEAMMIII' COMl'ANY. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT" Hulls frimi Viiiiiiini evfry 9 (Inyo fur Fin I'niiii'iHro, Ciiiih Itiiy, Port Orford 'rriiilihul unci Jluiiiljuhit J3ny. Fasseiisr Accomcistluas Dusorcasscil Hlmrtint Itoiitu lliilwH-n tho Wll liiini ltn S'nlliy iiml ellfiirnl. Kiire fnini Allninv unit I'olntu Wcat to Hull Jtuiii'Ikc". Cul.in 00 OU Hlr-rui; 1 Wl llmiiil Trip ()kj1 forW duyii, $17 IX) Tu Coon Ruy: Ciihin Hi"thi' .$ 8 00 . a no To Huinl.iiklt Hay and Port Orford: Cnhii. I HI Hti-cllif 7 00 KIVliK UIVISION. HI. miiii r "All ..i.y-' lii-lwi-fli l-oitlul 1 hihI ( i.rvuili., tlir'ni Lli witliont I115 ov. r l. . - Alii.niy t ft 111 Tuitdny, ThnrHlnya la.nl HiilnrilaV"; h'UVin l-nrilui'il, Viimhlll Ht. dock, f:W)B.m Hnnduy", WtdiifnduyH and Frlduys. SDWIN i-TiNK, M.nai;i.r. ItKllll'iK K . I '1 A J. C. MAYO MANHOOD I. ft. -I 1 i CANDY I ' J'-' M4 cathartic t4 J ! . .V-v.t Mi'kfii. VVt'a "IRONING MiDE BUSY" t) ;U-i .. -s tb f t! fC iJ'--: I 1 :V W I' f:'' ' IMIigl" M npninocc rt rnnivc. JiIKES C0LU1RS AND CUFFS STIFF AND NICE p AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT fiEW , , ONE POUND OF THIS STAKCI1 WILL GO AS FAR AS A IHHJNU ANO A HALF OF ANY OTUEK STARCH. HUTACTUREO 0.y gy t".ei r. HiiRiNRFn RRnro iiKEOKUKjowA. Nv HavenXonm.; This tarfh i ei'cririu'. in priiftro.lon cifiitille fir in i i 1 uuiey iiiuuoitui it ti.ntiiial whileit.-x mid iimmi ouifd loaimfiu'turi'd llml it crfeetly h eiher hubatmico injur ioua tu hueu tied can For sale by all whcJcsalo and retail grocers. Soo Paviiic Line. To all Points KuM helitl vt st ibulo trti. . coiiHlsting tt Paluw nleeping rant, U.xntiriniiM ditiln cart, elegant day iMmche.H and tnagtiitl wnt touriwt curH and ftee I'nbmi'.l hlee in from tho l'ucille to tin' Atlatith without change. Mo( Direct ind Cheapbit Roulo to Kootenay Mining r NAKSI-1-, NKW ii:n N I" It, SI.UliAN ll'l'V, SKI.ciN, NAlo, I UAH., (tu.vl.ANJ) 1KANUUAS ASIl I All DoinlH III thu JUiuic'Kiin ('iiiiiiIi) lint n immphli't plvi in full (UcrlitUin ol thlu wniulfrrtil ci 'inlrv Ask the DKiuit Tor n uiipy of tl e iu.iiiiik hiwn iif uruiHii t oiiinium, Lowct Kates tu and lrom i , , . .... via all Atliuitlo Hleamhlih) Mil CANADIAN l'ACIKIC It'V CO.'B rjoyal lii StonmsCiip Ciu TO C0I1TA AND JAPAN. CANADIAN Al'hTItAI.IAN HKM I -To- IHINOI.Ijj.U. FIJI AND AUrtTHAl.lA Tho Bhortt'xt lino tu tho Cnlnnli i. TIu-ko ntt'iiiiit-rfl furry un expi'i'lt'iiml ini.'ilii'iil iiiiiti, mid it Blowiirihi'H on every voyiijjo. Kor tliuo liihli'H, iniiiiphlotH, or nny lnruriiiiitiini, cull on or mmreHH OKO. F. CHAW, II. W. (IKKIl, Agent, UiiKunu. Frwlnht and I'uhkmiiut AKt HO 1 hltd UI., 1'urlluiid u A. J. COYI.K. Dint. I'aaii. Aifuut, Vanuouror 11. C, ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. it u N 8 f Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul. Minneanoll. Duluth Fa po TC i Grand Forks urooxsion. Wlnnlno". Helena and I BuHe. -Through Tickets to- Chlca'-o Washington Philadel-hi. Now York Boston and all Points East and South For Information, tlmerarda, main and tl.koU call on or w.lui R. McMURPHEY (loii'l Agont, KiiK'-m-i Ollko Oppoidlo (iuiirtl Ollloo. OK ciiaelton, Asst. Gen!. Passiiem, 2S Morrtion Htrett, corner Third POiTHNO, OPEOUN NOTI'.'KOK V I N A h HI.JTI.KM KNT. l.Uteof Ixui II llnnchett dcietvted. Nolicfl in hereby Kivrn thnt 1 M Loveride are! It .1 Hawthorn) rxmiitoni of nni.l i-nlat hnve filed thir tiiiiil nceount. for iMtttlnin'iit of Raid enltU; that Wifbtfudny .funti b Ih'iH Iim el by order of th ri.iirt to li.r o'- ieirtioiiH to the aamv. I K Lovkuiih.k, II J 1 1 ,w i iiojikk, 1 t..H, fJr.0 H I"H"ia, Atty for Kittle, RESTORED ftf nalajr Dr. Pran'i 1 rllow Nfrva 1II1m. Tina woiidrr.ul rrmtiW (fiirntilfo to curt all ntrrout d !, aaea a fik Mrinorv, 1 .t UraiQ Powrr. lUada. tie, WakrlultifM, Iot afao'iuotl, Nik'"1 l-.mn. ai .fia, hTTousnrfta, all dralna, hut of pow-r In Gnritive Orn.m f elirf aea.cauwl bf or-irrti"Tit y-mthfal frr.,t , r.alvp of t')nc), opium or toniiUht. which trad to lourmity, intimpti ,t nr hmniiT. tan lrarrifri in tt inxk't. i oQ-x-r U-i , 6 Vr , by inftd fcfft.in'f. Ctr.uUr Pirn, h-.ld Kjrah .IruicxUta. Ak for tt; take no-thtf. Mtnufacturl by the r-aU Mr dlHnt l o , I'art. Prance. !.atie-IM UruyU.ldiatiitMliu(agcDta TLfJiJ ud YaaaliUl bt., TurUautl.tW. M mm by mon whn hnrn b id yrnrs of prnrt Ipnl nn.l hi-titii; titii-h. H fwtheiudy slureli L-oiititiiuinr iH-illier nr-enir, nliiin or any bo uaud ueii fur luiny iKtwtu r. C.IVKj) TIIK CIIOIC1 OF TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT HDBTHtBII BY. VtA Hl'OKAMO MIN.N'KAl'DMS HT. l'AUIj ASI ClllCACK) SHORT LINE. . VIA HALT LAKE 10 M Ail A ANH KANMAH CITY OCEAN STEAMERS OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER AND CITY OF TOPEKA l.ouvo Portland every II vu days for ALASKA . . POINTS OCEAN 8TEAMEI19I LEAVE POIITLAND EVERY B DAYS SAN FRANCISCO Hlea.nciH Mnnlhlv fri.ni rnrtland Voknhoma and Unn Koiik; via the Northern Paclllo SietiniNhln Co. h. oouiK'Ctloii wilh O, J. & N Kor full luf inmitlmi mil on C. .'.AN. Acelil 1. hril l.VKNS, l.ilueno. Cr nildn-KH W 11 MU l( l.lil' U I', Uenerul I'niirtenuer AKeat, I'ortliuid, Ureuon, I)OIVHI.I.1?AHI.llXAC(. lien. AU. Nor. 1'iie. ti, H. Co, l'ort1ntid. Oren(ii). TICKETS TO ALL fuir T IA01 ... JOHH H. WILLIAMS AQCNT, cuoknc. ThroiiL-li l'uhira nnd Tonrlat Hlcen. ITH, inning und Jillirury UliHerratlou ourn- KI.IXIANT VHSTIBUM5 TRAINS, No. 4 Limited li'iivcn 1'ortluud at :IK) p. in. No. 3 Limited urrlvi's l'urtlnnd nt 10:lii u. in. TJiROUH TICKETS ... TO TIIK . EAST and SOUTHEAST VIA Southern Pacific Company and Piiltiimu Pn I urn tit. epe'B, TourHl HleepfirS and Itecltn t tialr iutr-1, Dally to UbM 1 1 'III! till U. VII IWU Kansas City, St Louis and other Kntru 'Hlet. Tho ouly.llne rom 1'orllanJ cdlcilng pnaMii,Krt Spiclillf Conducttd Eicurtleni thiotiifh to Chicago bvury WvdnuKlay.ftnd DAILY TOlTuIHTCAK HKKVICK I'OKTbANU TO CHKJAUO vln Hoathcrn I'ncdlle, I'nloti Harlflo and 0 ft W Uy. Iltw eh'y-k. .l tlintitli to de6 iintlou, MiiKin cent ieeiiyry, t'nlou luot fa ttllH-, I' W'll TH'.e Ke; (urt)i -r lulortiiiitinn apply to any MuQt oiitti.-ru l iicittei 'Miimiiy or It. W. It I KK, (1. H, HIIOWN, Ori'l A K DlaU laia. At 'third t.,1'0 i i Eii(;cns Street Railway. TIMKCAKII, Aft. r tlie llli of Out. ISM, the atree cnrH will run mi tli lollowii'.gHchedu timu until hutluT nolli'v. I I f VINO TIIK DKl'OT.. 7;IO-7:i-S:H--v.4f)-M:l- -0:40-10:00 a. ni tp n ov.'i-y !i:.!f hour. i. t:vt. 'I i ik I'NiVr IWTY. A' 7: V H '').,' j II lii-HO and 10:15 a in ev It :a I f In, nr. And will Unvu i roiii.itly ou time. 0. H. & N. -TO TMK- EAST.