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fll Counterfeits, tinilntioi.s
0 Kiml xou. iiu,vo i,oii-nt, nml vhicli lias 1.,
u use for ovcr 30 yi'i,,s !: borne, tlio .siSii;iiiii-,.
fncrinients l"c I "I" wish anil eiiilunpei- !ln u ;;l; I,
Vsrorl.i i Restitute, for Castor Oil, Van-m-io, ti ,.p .
null Sl '"!? f-riii. ii is Jiaiinli'ss iiml lle:isuiu. II
contains neither Oiiiiim, 3Moi'iliino nor oilier Kaiv-.t ;.
fiihslaiiro. lis afro is its -ruiu-nutce. It lesliv..s Worm ;
iuiil allays Feveri.sliiiess. II; cures liui-rliu-:i an,l "Viis-.l
Colic. It relieves Teetliin;,' Troubles, euros ('onstlpatioii
mill Flatulency. It assimilates tlio 1'uini, regulates (;;)
Stoiuach and limvels, riviiij healtliy anil natural Mccp.
'i'lio Children's IMnticou Tho Mother's l'rieml.
enuine CASTORIA always
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Bears the Signature of
le KM You Have Always Bought
f
I In
Use For Over 30 Years.
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summons. mp m n
n the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon HIhl HH HE il
the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon
tbviel nunty.
DaviH. r
r-ii'urine Davis, deceased, Jlain.i(F. vri
pli FC'astleni.in, V K Patterson, ami 'Hum
fttenun, her hiwhantl, tJ W Kvans aa-i
tmma Kvaus, Ins wife, K F Cauiphell, I. au I
yOaHtleauiO, Mney (iHtleniau, W II t I
teian. niul 1 Castleiuan, his wife, ana '
G3moH,and Henry (lames. hrlmslianil, II ('
fcidlleHlon, ft a-lniinistrator of tlin entiite, of
fitlm J I'lUitleman, deceased . Defemtanls.
fl'oKF Campbell, one of the tie ft-in Ian t
nre ir ined.
Jn tho name of the State id Oregon:
?You are hereby Bununoned and rtiuired to
i(R'.-r in the above entitled court t answer
ecmupluiut of plaint) tf, filetl insaiil court,
thin cause npainat von, ami the other
ulantu ahive iiimieif, on or lebire, Moalay
I'Aithdayof Jane. 1SK0; limb hein the first
y of the next regular term of said court, and
tower the complaint of the plaintiir, tiled
Serein and if you fail to ho appear, and answer
Milcnm plaint, the plaintiff will apply to Haiti
urt, for the relief prayed for in said com
aint, to-wit: For o judgttient against the
femlants, HO Huddleston, as administrator
tlieentateof lantha.T Canth'inan, deceaneil,
ii) Philip F Castleman, for thesum of irbl.
) principal and interest, now duo on the
rmniA8rynote, set forth in xnh coropltdnt, in
Stlnld Coin, and ha-the further sum of
ll'r.UUas attianeys fees to lie allowed by Bait!
mrt, in said suit, and for ft decree against yon
nil aifiiiiwt each, evory and ail of h oth?r
pfendanU herein named for the foreclosure,
t the nnirtyaye and the inorU'aired prt-inUeK
tfcril)etl in said complaint to-wit:
tloKlniilnij at apoint 2.:tl chs north ct the cor
er to ft-CH JT-JS-;j:i r:h1 :u iu tp ITS It -2 west ami
f'uiiiiiK tli.meu north r7.7(i chs, woht '.t.tll chs,
D!uao'..i'i cIih moro or Jess lo the eenler of
(nunty ronil No llu, thence south of euH V chs
(ore or lest to ttie tnu rsecliim of the center
lie of Niiiil road w tli lie south line of wo. is,
in K lineot I) l,V. So 71 Notf. No 71M, lliem-o
tirili 2,21 chs at.d llienee east lit links to the
lHiiiof IteninniiiK coutuiniiiK tmrcs more or
-3 in ,n ne Uonnly, regou. tind ihul saiil inort-
JMte and ilie ili-fcritton of Hie atd IiouIh Ihere
ii ilf-cri t ed be reformed and corrected so as that
fhtuk'tierintfon of ttie said Uuidn UuTeln men-
tiimeil it 1 1 1 1 (Ii-Keribnil, rend nod tu us herein
bovi'tkseritHid; and for th costs ami 'M-liur-e-n-'iils
anil accniin costs anil cxpeies herein
:,inl for the sntc if tho above de-eril-d lnmU, hv
1liehe.llVof said countv.aecor.l'iiK to aw, tout
.Jorfiuoli other and further relief as to the court
3jly w-ern eiiuilnhle.
1 Tnirt HiimuioiiH is serv d upon you by palilica
Wen thereof for six consecutive week", ty or
dfroftlie HoaO K 1'otter. county jude of sstd
ftniieeouMy. KiIk piilMinln-l In Hie EeuNt:
airARD, the lirst piitdienliun lhcnf hdn May
H-tti, iMf.t, mid the last pablieation there'if he
nim June the 21th, and to he puhltshed
Koiiee euch week diiriiiK all of said time. Sud
ferder also directs that the sherilt'of ijt county
ttliall Kt'inl a coiiy of said suminons, ami said
Promalivint lortliwlth to you, the said K KMmp
ibell by deposit of the name in the post ollice in
Kugeiic. Urecon, directed to Jiu, fsid K r
ACambbell, at IterkleT. California, inistace pre-
jl'fti.l. Mild order Is dated May Uth, 1mm, and
mimed hv K O I'ottor, county judge.
J'ated itKy VJth. lW.
U bll-YBU, Ally for l laintitr.
SUMMONS.
In thef ireuit Court of the Stale of Orepoa for
Hit- l-ouitiy ol Iane.
J. !. Junes. J. H. 1-cwIp.W. 11, Ileaule, Thomas
Mcliols and John rochraa, Irustee ot ine
Mpll.iHlist Episcopal church, of HoUno (irove
''rt-Koa, Plaintllt's vs-(mtkc W. Ilszlrtou, J,
W INtWn .ml A I II,iTl,.tin Tlpfi-titlHlltH.
lotitorne W. Hazbdoii, J. W. lUzleton and
A. U HH):leto, the above named Defendants,
b yon and each of you: Jn the name o( iheState
ofur.'on you and each of ion ate hereby com
manded toappear, and answer the complaint
Hied against you and each of you in the above
named Court, and in the above entitled cause
on or beforo tho first dav of the next regular
tf rin ot said Court to lie beg in i and lioldeii in
the Court Mouacin the City of Kune on the
Uth iIhv of .Itino Isiki mid If toii haU fail to
aplmur nd answer mid nun pi in t for want
thiv.fihy IMaiutttfa herein h HI apply to the
Court for tbe relief demanded iu l'laintui s
winplaint to-wit: That the Court make an
order tor Ihe sale ol the following i1es4-rltHsi
premiss: CominenctnK 1 rod Vtf the N . .
eomer of the I I.. V,. of Win. Shields. Mtuated
n Unecounty.OrcKon; Thence, South a roos-
IheiiCo K'nMlmiKtarK- 'I null Alld ft feet alOUK UlC
bank of the loast Fork river; thence Kast 10
""I" to the place cfbeKbinlnii. eoiitaiiiiinjoue
hitir r. .n..ra n- i mu. fouotv. Oregon,
and that the proceeds thereof after pay In k the
expensca of this suit, and sale te divided be
tween said riatnlitrs and Ikfeudant's aatlietr
intcresu inay apt ear. . ,
'lids summons is published by order of the
Hon. E. u. rotter, comity Jiidiru ol -aiio
fonntv. Oregon, dono at chambera April JO.
The first publicntinn of this tuinmous
"D.-imuueuu ine -isi oay oi ii m. t -
Walton a Mabkj.y,
Attorneys for riaiuttff-
NOTICE OF FIXAL SETTIjEMENT.
Nnlina lo ,-ivrn that. VilliOlB
Savior, etecntnr ot the estate of Alfred
Wilson, deceased, his filed his final -count
in the matter of said ostate, in tho
county court, for Lane county, Oregon,
and that Monday, the Gih day of Mch,
lS'.ia, at the honr of one o'ciock in the
alternoon of .aid day. has been fired by order
of said conrt.for th filing and hearing of any
nd all objections to said acconnt, and for
the fitikl setll.mnt of said estate; and all
pereons interested in .aid estate are hereby
notified, and required 'o file any and all
objections against said account, with the
clerk of Mid mnrt. on or before the said
ilh dav of March. 1S'J9. And that the
bearing f objections, and the final settle
ment of said ejtate will be had at tho county
ennrt house, in Kngene, Oregon.
Dated this 21st day of January 1S03.
Wm NiTLon,
L. r.ii.Tin, Eiecotor,
Ally tor said Estate.
executor of tlio eHtat ',
.
IM'l'll llllKlO! mill,.,. 1.!.;
I:,-.-..
1-.IOII silsot! lis I'llifV.
oiicitiMlo.iiyei v:i in i','-'
anil Kiilislii i:!os
STORIA
vsoepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially dl Bests the food and olds
Nature in strengthening and recon
structinp; the exhausted dinestlve ot
gans. 1 1 is the tat est d iscovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SickIIeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and
all other resul ts of i in perfect d igestion.
prepared by E. C- OeWItt A Co., Crjlcaao.
VIHCEHT & CO., Corn r flruy S!cre.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Courl of the State of Oregon
for Lane Comity.
Jtothchiid Ih-others, a corporation,
oriuiizi'd and existing under the
laws of tho State of Oregon,
Phi ml iff,
vs.
Sidney Horn, and Idl an Horn, hid
wile, A. C Dunn, F. 15. Dunn,
Geo. A. Oorris uud Geo. 11. Ibmi.
an executors fi the bt will unJ of
tho estate of F. Ii. Dunn, deceased.
Defendants.
To Sidney Horn aud Lillian Horn, hU
wife ami each t f the oilier defer. iIuiUb:
IN TIIK NAMK OPTI1KKTAT13 OF
Orecou: You and each of you are horeby
required to appear aud answer tho com
plaint lilfd against you in mo noove
entitled unit at tbe Court IIou?e. in the
Cilv of Encene, Lane Countv, hime oi
Oregon, on or before the 'ititb day of June,
A. D-, 18'.t9, that being the tlrst judicial day
of the regular June, IS'.'.), term of raid
court; and if you fail to aiiBwer, for want
thereof, tho plaiDim win itiKe pii(:iuem
naiunt yon, dtfendanlH. Sidney Horn and
Lilliin Horn, (or tho sum of ?'ri0 bO with
in t treat thereon at Ihe rate oi n per ceni
per annum from tho IJth day of February,
is:i:t in pold coin of the U. H.( nud for
$ 100. 00 attorney's fees, and costs and dis-burm-mf-nts
of unit and will lake a decree
acainst you and each ul the ueicnuanis
ori-iii, for the forocloBilro ol Ihe morlRH((ed
,.rj,niefH ll,Kl!rillf(l in the couiuUnit to wit
Coiumepcinn at Iho Northoiist corner ot a
tract denied hy Nancy J Btowell at"! hus
band to (ieo O Mayor bv deed recorded on
pngo 283 ot book 0, of Lane County Deed
ltecords, runninf? thenco Sonth Hit)', feet
to the Nonh lino of llu- OreKon ft Cah
foniia ltail Koad right of way, Ihonce
South SO deg and i' min E:vst aloiiR B'd
richt of way 1 11-100 feet, thence North
Hit feet and thenco West 9N 07 feet to the
place of beinning, all in the City of Eu
gene, Lane uonniy, uregou, .u
order that Bid properly be told to aatisly
ihe sums above menlionea ami mvurcs.
Q nArtf fintllltn
and costs and dis-
bursementa, and for a d!'l''ci.cyj"e'
against rtinuey nurn un
any of naid sums remaining unpaid npoo
tho Palo of said property and for full relief
therein. ..... v
This summons is pnblnhcd in the i.a
gene Daily C.iukv by order of the Hon
J. W. Hamilton, Juilge ol said court and
dated Ihe I'.th dav ol March. WJ9
First ituv nf publication, March 7,
Kalk Sc Norton,
Attys for l'laiuliff.
Do You Smoke
THE
"STATE SENATOR"
10
IHS BEST SMOKE ;iN THE CITY-
Trj it cue jrni will smoke it alwajs'l
Rriwcei VITALITY,
LOST Vioun :
Iand manhood i
Cures tapoter.cy,Nis .ht totalo j
diseases, au t"" . . ." :
ahu5c, or excess and ind;
cretion. Anervcfonicantl ,
liloml bllililcr. liriniMthel
i.inlc L'low lo pa!e chet.es .in--Llfcrc
the Ere cf youth.
. n:Mi! r.Oc per lx; O boxes !
PJERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton Jacioaon Sts., CHiCACO, ILU -tWui.n.M.I.A.vo,hr-ii-l,
Eu.ae,Ort
D
! WE PULLED A ROSE IN SUMMER TIME.
; We pulled rv.w in summer lira
j H- shie true 1. v,-r's pHta.
j "; hps sent up o sweet chime
.uai inringui uncivil late.
New look how is the y.nx urown old.
How lraflcss hlt ami tnl
'Tn s.ni.1 that ev, ., lo,,. Kn, j.
Iv. litre is roxemarv.
-EllzaU-th Aldm Curtis In Connecticut Mau-
arine.
HEARSE DRIVING.
Hen Stpndtly KmploytMl nt It In tti ;
I.arutT CltU'M.
Iu smaller cities ami in the country
tho henrs driver may K'twoon times
ilrivo otlhT vehicles ur ni.to in some
other work, but in 11 city uf yroat popn- t
latum liku New York, when, in tho i
natural course of things, mauy uVnths j
occur daily auil where many hearses
are nseo" ami kept constantly employcil, j
hearse driving is a regular occupation. ;
There are many hoarse drivers in the '
city who have been thus steadily em- I
pluyed for many years. Onlv cnrefnl !
and skillful drivers are empLiyed iu
tins capacity.
The letting of hearses is n lomrestah-
j lished custom in this city, itanv liverv-
nu n own from duo to n dozen lu-nrsos
nnil K't thorn to eextona nml mulortufc-
era. IVrlinps lialf nf tlio miilertakors of !
tho city ilo not keep honrsca, hut hiro ',
of tho livtTV owners. So it cnnimonlv
hapiiens that in iinsweriiiu calls from I lwntifiilly engraved retold was scour
one snnrco and another tho hearses I '"" wll' 'ho tiausulitter was at
owned hv tho livervinon are constantly I
fiiiploywl. It might lm that all tho
hearses owned iu n stable, whatever
their nninher, would be called for day
after day and week after week, as regu
larly aa po many curriagea or other
vehicles might he, mid so it comes
about that honrse driving is hero a
steady occupation, just like any other.
While hearses are commonly driven
to and from tho various cemeteries in
and about tho city, they mo sometimes
driven out of the city to various nearby
cities nnl towns. Hearses havo been
driven to greater distances, hut they
aro not often driven more than 12 or LT
miles awny. Xew York Sun.
Limit a of llent nml Cold.
Extremes of heat and cold can bo
prodnced artificially to snch intense ex
tents nowadays that it is n physical im
possibility to measure them with abso
lute accuracy. "Wo cannot measure tho
infinitesimal." says Charles Whiting
liaker, editor of Engineering News.
"The best we can do is to inako carc
fnl estimates. Tho greatest heat pro
dnced artificially ia that of an elec
tric arc furnace, tho kind that is nsed
in the production of artificial diamonds,
calcium carbide, etc. It is so intense
that nothing exists with which to re
cord it. It is estimated, howover, to bo
of nbont 4,000 degrees F.
"The coldest known temperature is
that of liquid air, which freezes alcohol
and mercury and distances all means of
measuring. It is claimed for it that
with it a temperature of 400 degrees
below zero Fahrenheit is reached. Tho
present limits of heat and cold aro
thereforo represented by tho arc fur
nace and the liquid nir. "
llin Xcir Con.
They had been chums for so long that
when tho one gave a chafing dish party
to Eomo of his more intimate fuminiuo
.acquaintances tho other made n point
of returning early from tho theater in
order to bo present, ('hum No. 2 had
hardly made his appearance before chum
No. 1, in his anxiety to chatter non
senso with tho prettiest girl in tho
room, managed to upset a basin of
beaten egg yolks down tho front of his
new Tnxedo. Chnm No. 1 was nmch
distressed apparently, and chum No. 2
hastened to his assistance.
"(io into my room and take mine,"
he adjured his friend generously. "1'vo
a Diana new one; juai uunc uumu iu
day." Chnm No. 1 smiled qneerly. "I know
it, old boy," was what ho said, grin
ning in n rather forced fashion. "Fact
jH Wcll my own looked a littlo shabby
this'evening and I've got yours on."
Chicago Inter Ocean.
ItM li-nnliiK.
"Oh, yen," mid -Mif Flyppe, "Mr.
Gavun ia a nii:o cnoiiKli fallow, hnt iio
otif;lit to liavo his clothes mailo liy a
tailur.
"How tlo yon know ho doesn't?"
asked yonng TlirojrKins.
Hew do I know t Icr.n tell hnnd mo
downs on nnybodyby tho way they fit"
"That means," bitterly soliloqrji.cil
yonng ThrogKins ne he wended his way
homeward an lionr later, "that I'll
hav to pay if:).") instead of $13 for my
next unit. " Cliii airo Tribnne.
Iluw t'Hoe irov.
This is how coffuo leaves nud berriea
look nt nliont tlie tiino for tho hnrve.it:
Tho cuffeo treo is an evorgieen phint,
LTowintr IU or 12 feet high. Ha leaves
aro a dark, shiny green on tlio npper
side and paler underneath. They aro
five or six inches lung and from two to
(limn inches wide. Flowers conio in
! fraijrnnt white clusters and give pl.ico
to berries which when ready for gath
ering are n deep red. It takes from four
to seven years to bring a plant to bearing-
Tho rtiiliiiw riifmlon.
Customer What is the price of tin
calico?
Salesman Sixteen cents a yard
Customer Sixteen cents! I'll givo'
yon IS.
Salesman Yon misunderstand mo.
I said 0 cents, not 10".
Customer Six cents n yard I H'ml
I'll givo yon 6. Boston Transcript.
In the northwest provinces of India,
goats frequently eat without any ill
effect tho leaves and green stems uf
the "akana" or "inadar" (Asclipins,
or Salotmpis gignntea). tho milky j'liio
of which is an acrid Kjion for human
beings
Farm fop Sale Cheap.
3S0 Acres
Of wc!! iinpr.ve.1 land. Two o.l
h.,up and Wm. 1'Ienty ..I fnn
iuipVm.t", h"rw, cattle,
etc, 8i mile. w.iith"t 'r'"'
Euir'ne.
P .r tniis. rc., !.!re
MILES A. l'KHKi:.N,
THE PHONOGRAPH.
Some uf the Iuxli Tbnt the Inter
fKtliit? liioniitn I'rosfiu.
"Then ar U ts cf niysterk-iw things
Kmu the ph,moi;raih that pnzle ven
thoi who are most familiar with their
mechanism," remarkl a n nth-man
who has hail h ni; experience in the
talking maehine husinesd. "As a mat
ter of fact, no ."eientist has ever Kvn
illc to explaiu exactly why the thim;
hdks. They say a 'duplicate vibration'
Is set np, hut when yon pin them down
ihey all are oMiijvd to admit that they
.h'n't know why the operation of tho
transmitter should produce any such
result. Theu. aain. the difficulty iu re
:ordiiiii cettain tones has always l'ien a
puzzle.
'The most improved form of the ma
thine has. as you kuow, an extrx inely
liri;e cyliudt r, nearly four tiuus the
;ie of tlu' ordinaiy one, and for some
unknown reason it very materially in
creases the volume of sound. It would
eent, tlnn. t
tll;it 'he Im
be a logical inft reuce
the evlinder th louder
the tone, and, proceeding on that tlhwy,
i veiv britrht yvnini electrician of this
; ?ity started the other day to build an
, instrument that was really gigantic.
'"" " to;c tlier without imuli 1
tronl.K utul nimli? nu ixurimi'iitl ryl- i
im,l'r "'""'' f' " 'liametor I was j
l,r's'" wlion it was twtwl. Ev.-ry part
,f "lai-liilli" worked lie! fit tly. and n
t;,t1"'1' Wt' were at..nislnd to lind that
Ihe sound was barely audible. As near
ly as we could figure it out tho tmiu
was magnified up to a certain point by
making the cylinder linger, but beyond
that tho process was reversed, and it
was progressively diminished. Queer,
wasn't iU" New Orleans Times-Democrat.
THE FRENCH MENAGE.
romplnlttt Tlmt It Im Not thft Slinlcl
AAnlr ('Indued Ktir It.
An English writer who has evidently
suffered inveighs rather severely ngainst
Ihe long extolled thrift of tho French
housekeeper, which, if it be thrift, is,
according to his notion, pernicious
economy. He considers the meager
menses served and reserved until the
last scrap h consumed which make up
tho course dinner of tho French people
most unsatisfactory and far from ap
petizing. "It has been said." ho quotes,
"that a French housekeeper will servo It
srrilh'd chicken foct, making it a sub
stantial course." This he denies not
the service, but tho nuhstantial part
jf it.
As to the nmp of tho provincial
French home, he asserts it is not a
thing to be described by the uninitiated,
and it is certainly not meant for a deli
cate palate. It tastes like hot water in
which quantities of cabbage have been
boiled. "Then." he goes on to affirm,
"the only dish of meat will often con
sist of that which has been used in tho
making of tho soup. "
This testimony is borne out by Amer
ican travelers, who get very tired of
?oup meat lis a dinner dish. For tho
flavoring and finishing of a dish tho
French aro doubtless unsurpassed, hut
tho allegation that tho eauce is made
moro important than tho substantial
and that tho garnishing takes prece
dence over tho dish it surrounds is not
without considerable foundation. Tho
well known stoiy of the French cook
who won a wager by serving u boot
heel scraped and stewed and simmered
and finally served with an entrancing
auce is a good illustration of much
French cooking.
friiNiiM 'I'nklnK In t lilnn.
In china censilH ln.-tlhi.l.H are simple.
They don't liave liini li troilhle to lako
a census there. When the time for mak
ing n riuint of the families and their
individual members comes around, tho
head of each houso is compelled by law
to write on a slip of paper tho ninnher
of individuals living with him and tho
naino of each person. Tho authorities
lay purlin hir at revs upon correct spell
ing, and lliero is a severe prnany at
tached to liny misrepresentation either
to the number of persons or their
names. This obviates in ino negiuuuig
tho wrestling witli unpronounceable,
names, which helps to inako lifo inter
esting for tho American censtia taker,
anil riducoH tlio enumeration of tlm
population of n Chine.-o city to a very
simple process.
Scimltive CltiekN,
A Lewiston (Me. ) merchant has in
his store an old fashioned clock which
is peculiarly sensitive It euiiietiines
stops, and if any olio steps into tho
store or goes by it will start again,
and if r. Iwso steps on a certain iqiot in
tho street it will start.
A man who happened to notice it nml
who had olio like it himself said that
his would not run after ho had started
his fnrnaco in tho falL In the spring,
after lie ceased to keep a lire, it would
rnn all right.
CJrent l.fi.-em of Writer.
The Kiaincso nro more devoted to tho
n nter than uny other nut ion in tho
world. They nro nearly always batli
ing, generally with their clothes on,
nnd thev never go anywhere by land if
they can possibly go by water. Tho
streets of Ilangkok are like thoso of
Venice, and tho inhabitant sny that
their idea of paradise wonld bo a town
with canals whero there were currents
in both directions, so that tney migiii
be spared the effort of rowing.
Do Kt ! Sharks.
In his lxxjkon Australia, Hiclinrd He-
mon dcclnres that tho prevailing ideas
of danger from sharks nro grently exag
gerated. Individnal sharks may posi-
blv bo think", develop cannibal tastes,
but raeh aro exceptions, rarer than
man eating tigers nnd crocodiles. The
divers and li-h.rnien in the Torres
.-air whero big sharks otmnnd, do
not show the least fear of them
'I hut I h robbing Hevlachfl
Would riiilckly leave you, if you u-ed
I)r King's New Lire Tills. Thousands
of suUerers have proved their matcliles
merit, for Sick and Nervous Headache"
I hev make pure blood and sironir
nerves and build up your health. Kasy
iik. Trv them. Only US cents.
Money back If not cured. Wold by
Wllkins & Linn, druggist.
Fertilizer km k tbe moss nut of the
gra- try 11.
K I, t'harnlieni.
' Hi- lUue mill l!i UtHy.
To the v itoM of t'iuu ' t.u.-( Mis, i. i
atlsi'nitt-d (I honor i i itition )
the li'-t :o .i e..rtie w;". lhwers the j
Rmvi a of . blifs und s.-'oi" who fell i
ill t (it- ejvi , wr I o ( (mk pt !, I f it 1
saul, Ib.-v M'tlteicil Ihttr b tiu(iht
iMt'iiiis w illi ii pHrtil Lands alike
i t ho m aviM ot I h -: w iio bail
b'i!i;iit f. i tbe'Vou h, uud those who
hnd iMi.0 I rtbe toitli. It wa this
touch i ;i: inenient (h i! Micuested to
Fraud Mil s Y m h tin
tine poem
entit h d "1'tie Hlue and W.v tir:
(he
lat ian. ol w Inch
No morr tlt:tM (be u:tr cry f-ever
tr the w n.diiiL'. t i vt-r U ie.1;
Thfy linihh our anger forever
Win ii ihey laurel the gravis of our
d.ad.
I'noer (tir sod Hi;d the dew,
Waiting Hit JuilgiiHMit day;
Love an. I l. ,. ..t i, ,v i,h.e,
Ti- is iu nl li ve ftrtheiay.
A Tlmu-Hiul 'iiugue4
t nnhl ii"l i Xin- I he- rupture nf
Annie K Viinm-r, nf 1 1 -J llnwiinl si,
lnla,!el.iiii, l';i, l.t n the f .mini thai
I)r KmK' New n',Hiviry for fmi-
1 sin: plb-n hail completely cured her ol
1 a hacking cough that for tunny years
had notile lite a burden. All other
! renu tine tool dodor could give her no
help, Ion rdie says or this Koyul Cure
j "It soon removed the pain hi my ehesl
I and 1 c-m now tdcep soundly, hoiiu
! thing Iran fcureely remember doing
before. I h-el like sounding Its praise
j throiitfln ut Ihe Universe." So will
; anyone who irles Ir King's New lh
jeover I. Tuny trouble of the Throat,
I CheM or Lungs, Price A0u and $1.00.
I Trial bodies fire at Wllkins A Llnu'tt
drug store; ev ry bottle guaranteed.
'1 homtis Thurnian, deputy oheriU'of
Troy, Mo, says if everyone in the
United States should discover the vlr
tueol DeWUt's Witch Ha.el Salvo for
piles, rectal troubles and sklu diseases
the demand could not be supplied,
Vineei't & Co, Corner Drug Store.
La Oraiulo Ku'ullties.
La Okandk, May SI. W J lleuuetl,
an architect of La (Iraiule. formerly of
Uosetaiig, while hi Union on ti busi
ness trip, took poison lust nluht uud
died curly thia morning. HiislueHs
troubles are supposed lo be the cuiise.
Deceased leaver u wife uud children.
This Is Ihe third sudden I'eath herein
ton days.
DeWltt's Little K.urly lllsersiua us a
faiill less pill slioiild, cleansing and re
viving the system Instead of weaken
ing It. They are mlid uud sure, small
and plensuni lo hike, and enliiely free
from obeclloiuil drugs. They assist
rnllier lluin compel. Vincent it Co,
Corner Ding Htore.
Hlihinu Mountain. Ht Helens
Hist: "The sliding inountuin just be
low t'usoi'-di s, hs u good iiiuuv know,
has lor yeais tieen Uterall. sliding to-
a'hids the Columbia. L moveil on tin
average of four left il year, and the
road hi il was couth, ua'ly piiel.e-l out of
place. Willi a view to stopping the
glacial action of this mighty mountain,
several O It & N olllnlals last slimmer
scaled the peak. Hack of il Ihey
found a couple of lakes with no outlet.
Tlio water fiom these lakes undoubted
ly seeped through tlie eitrlh, which
probably rested on slanting slide rock,
nud in Ihls manner propelled llieearlli
downward' The hikes were Inime
dlntely drained, since which lime the
mountain lias not budged an Inch."
DOES THIS STIIIKE YOU?
Muddy cnuitt'tiiiiM, Nauseating breath
come from chronic cniiHtilialloii. Karl's Clover
Itfsit Ten ia an absolute cure and lias len
sold fur fifty vears on an almolule giiNraiittsi.
reee Jo t-ts ami .SI eta, I' or sale at llklns
and I.hin lrtik'ista.
At roiinife Drove,
Cottage drove, May !10. Memorial
day was observed hero todny In the
usunl manner. At 10 a m, the O A it
post, hoe teams nml people, beaded by
fife and drum, marched to the Ceme
tery and decorated the cmves. At 1!
p ni, Conirude W J Clurdiner delivered
an oration, which was well appreci
ated. He said liquor has destroyed
more lives than all the wars of tills na
tion has ever had. He Implored the
people to receive the returning voluu-
iccrs with open arms, to help and en
courage them, to pay tilbotu to tlio
d-ad soldier', and Hint Memorial day
lie attended with greater Interest from
year to year. Huriduy Hot Mr Keleins,
of the divinity rchool of Lugeiio,
n reached tbe memorial sermon at Ihe
Christian church.
ON KVEKV IIO'ITLE
Of Hhileh'i Cuilin,.tfcn " I" tbiK"a
antee: "All we ask of you Is to lino iwo
tbilda nf the contents of tlda bottle faithfully,
tl.n if voo rjtn uv veil Bra not ta-lielitted re
turn tle Is.ttlo to your linguist and Ii mar
refund Ilia price pal'l. rnie 'lit eU, ''
and SI. 00. Fur sale at Wilkin, and l.lnn
Dnib'ista-
Mkmokiai. Hkkvk.kh. Haker City
Kepubllcati, MayHil: "1)1 C H Chap'
muu then made short uddresslll which
among oilier things, be spoke of a visit
to the battlefield at tlettisburg, and
U'itel what tbe Immortal Lincoln
said tlmt although greut auo'illcea
had been made of winch each gray
stone bore mute witness, yet mingled
with regret at the loss of human lives,
there wai the thought of the grand
achievement for future geneiatlons to
think of."
Koley Nprlnr Nlagea.
Htuges from F.uucnetn Foley .Springs,
and way points, leavo Kngene hotels at
0 a m, daily to (iate Creek.
Through trips to Foley Hprtngs,
MoiiHava. Wediietslnys, and Fridays,
n.iiirtiltie on alternate days. Tickets
on "ale at i jigene l ied Yard, Tenth
and Willumette streeta.
"Ttie -UltWHUki'"
The faiiul'.tr name for the t'lilcago,
Mllwuu' '!' A- SI Paul Ktiilay, Voowt)
:dl vei Hie l iiio:) n tbe Uiot DftU
. ay running the "Piom r Limited"
trams t-vt-i v dsy ami ntgltl 'wtween
!t P.tnl mill t bi'-airo, a tut (hnaha and
t 'hit iio, ' The only pt-rfeet trainsln
the world.' I'mtrMsiud; connections
are made with all traiiM'ouUncutal
liiit H, asMiring lt "avengers the liest
serv ie k tow n . l,u x . : I i -us couches,
elect i ic Ugh is, steam he,;!, 'fa viTity
etpi:i!(t1 by no other line.
St - that onr lieki't rt ads viu "The
Milwuukee" v. bt-o n iiu: to any point
to ('
tb
nil' il l:
it'
i'.u.h.Ih. All
: I'll!" -' II II. III.
i..iis, :ni)liloU or tiltn r tutor-
i mlir's ., I
ASKV, I' .1 KlUIV,
HIV Push A k I, (ulUTht Ai;rl.l. J
skviti r, Wash, I'ouh.ami, On.
lltll
J V
M r lieoige l Torrenee, superinU -inti-iil
f I Iih lldtM.U flute n bo matory
at I'.o ii'ic, read a p:ip-r before Ihe na
tional confeiemv ol chaillics, InCincin
nuti, upon tbe "Kelalion of tbe Ciga
retle to Crime." Ilia rotitemion, based
upon experiences with b ys in (hat in
sllluiioii, Is lhat clgateUt ate destroy
ing more hovs and tiuiklnir more vouth-U
till .trlii. imilti IIh.ii Hi.. U..l,U1t,u Sit m rl - I
ling as was (his assert Ion, It v as sup
ported hv the experience of seven I
others connected with refoi matories
for boys.
Wednesday's Ii icebing U'vle :
"Hon It Sh'TUlan returned home
lust evening from polieiula, He reports
mining operations retarded by the deep
snow yet remaining In tho tnomitahiH
Ihere."
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TUB
EASTandSOUTHEAST
SOTON PACIFIC COMPANY
Pullman Palncn Sleepers, Tour
ist Sleepers and Reclining Chair
Cars Daily to .'. .'.
DENVKIt, OMAHA, t'llll'AtlO,
KANSAS t'll'V, HT. jl.lll'lS'
And ntlier Easti-rn t'itit-s. Tlio only line
from I'oillaiel oltVihig pnssennora Hiieeially
t'ttielnt-ted EseursioiiM through to t'lueago
every Wethiust'ay.
Portland to ClMcago
Via Southern Paeitle, 1'nion l'aeilie
N W HyV. Ilunnayo elieekvd llirtnikdl to
ItiHtinalioii. IMitKieheont leener', t'nion
lo I mt. fiint lime, lovent ruton.
r further iifnrinntion. nunly to any
nuent Sontl cru raeilie I oiopany, or
I It I.ATH ItOI', C K IIHOWN,
Cen'l Ajrent. I Mil IW At
Third .Street, 1'orllaud, Oregon.
Tbrou'li ra!ae and Tourist Sltepers, Din
tug ami Library Observation ears.
Elegant Vestibule Trains.
No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 2:10 p m.
No Ii Limited ariivca 1'orllBii.l at K:l a in.
l-'or tlrrki-ts ami full Information, call or
address .INO. M. WILLIAMS,
Or A Hell l, Kligen
A II. 1 1. DE.'.'NIIrt'ON.O I' AT A.
I'orllaiel, :)r
J. L. PAGE
-IIKAI.RH IN
Groceries
I laving a Large and ('..inplete stock nf
t-'tupic and Funry GrKrlMi bought
in the liest murlteUi,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I con oiler the nunllii lailler prim
t hull any other In. one ill Kuri ne.
Central Market,
I 'KOI'RIETOKS,
Witlkeep constantly on hand a lull supp'j
BEEF MUTTON
LPORKand VEAL
Which they will sell At the lowest
market prices.
k l2ir siarc ol He c:tllr nmm loltcliEd
:-TO TIIK FAJtMERH. i
We will pay tbe highest market prloe
for Fnl Cuttle, Hogs and rdieop.
Shop on Willamette St.,
1CUGKNK. OKlfOON. -f-T-Xeau
drllrrml ! srt ol the cllj
r eeul elit rue
mm
llorlhern Pacific
rXilway s
3F8L
XT
Pullman
Sleeping-
Cars
Cars
Cars
Elegant i
Dinim
Touriit
Sleeping
ST. PAL I.,
MIWKAPOLIS,
ni I. CI H.
I-'A IMIO, "
'JliAND lVUKS;
t'lKHiKSTON,
A INNIPH;,
1 1 KLKN A and
ItCTTI-:.
TO
Through Tickets to
lllCAtJO.
WASHINGTON
Nl'.W YollK.
1' 1 1 I I . A 1 1 K 1 . PI H A
iHir i ., mi. i .-mi r.min
Luk; uud Mouth.
For ttifornmtitiii, time earil-, maps
mid ticket, end on or write to
II M. MCWMiKV,
(Jeiiernl Aifimt, ICiioiip,
tHfiei-0MltlPite thmrd olhee.
Or. A D CHAIiLTOX,
Ant (icn'l Pos. A'ont,
2-Vi MorrUm St, eor Third, Portland, Oretjoa
THiS RAILWAY COMPANY
Cpt'deR Hh traiiiH on tho fiuuonn block
Hyrittmu
l.inhtsi tUttridiirt ly tlectrit ity
Cues the coluhrated elcetriu Imrth reading
lamp.
Hm,n Hplemlld riudppeil )asHenj,'er tralnii
every day nud nht I n't wee it St I'aul and
ChieiiKo, ami Omaha ami Chicuo; iho
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
AIho oporateH itcimi heated ventihu'eil tratnn,
lurrying nieHT. jirivatu com part lllellt
cam lilirarv hudet, mnokiiiK tarv, and draw
liur rKm klreiHMM,
I'AKLOK CAItS, fren rvoliultiK chair oani
nud tho very bent dining ear norvico, l-W
the lowivHt ratiui to nuy ptdnt In tho I nlte-l
StutM or Canada, np ly to ticket intent, ur
adtll'VHH
C J KDDY,
J WCASKV, (ieneral AROnt,
Trav Van AK'ent. 1'orthuid, Ony-n
SOO-PACIFIC-LINE
TO ALL POINTS EAST-
At lowest rates, letar!or, superior ac
eoiuiieslnt'ims and iinsiiipisse.) scenery
Through Tourist Sleepers to
MINNKAI'OI.IS,
Ml' I'Alil,,
TltltONTO,
MONTIIKAL, ami
III IS I I IN
Without Ohango
EUROPE.
Via all Atlantic HteuuiHhlp Mnr
(Biiatlian I'aetllc Kallway Company!
Eoyal Mail
Steamship Line
'.To China and Japan
Canadian Auntrallau KUnmer Line to
Honolulu, Fiji and Australia.
fwyil V ihortett liae to the Colonics, The
.1. Ktramera curry nn exicriencd medio
man, and a ntowardotm on every voyajfo.
Kor tlino talilex, pauiphlcta, ur any lufor
niatloii, call on or addretui
CKO V CUAW, 11 W CKEIt,
Agent, Euyenu TVelwht and 1'aM Aaat
1 HI Thinl Ht, l'ortland, Or
A J COYLK,
l)it Toiw j;enr. Vonoouver, 11 O.
OREGON SHORT LINE R. R.
1HK DlitliCT ItOUTli'IO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern points
(lives eholeo of two favorlto routes, via the
l:NION PACIFIC fast Mall bine, or
the KlutiKANliK Scenic l.lne.
lxik at the time
11 days to Ka'.t Lako
lit days to Denver
. :t days lo Chicago
4J duya to New York
fui:k iikii.immi iiaik oaiis
i i'iiiii.si hiii ii rnt mvrsLKKP
IMl :AIIS1, IM I.I.'l.VSI IMlll li
Kl.l l.l'IMI UllS.
Koriull particulars roKardlnBlrattl, time o
tralui,etc,eall on or a-ldrcsa
L L Stevens . Kugene.
j P,- T".,1
W E Coman
Ant don't Agt
-J I 'lird St. Portland, Or
Eunciid MreGtEailway.
1I.MK.AK11.
. After the 4t tt of Oct. 181V, the atreet
cant will run on the following schedule
time until further notice.
I.KAVINfl THR'nWI.T.
7:lti-7:40-S:ln-fi-.tMi:llMi:4(l-lC-()0 a, m
then every ha'f hour, .
IMllWAUKEl