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Newspaper Page TextTll0 jClud You Hiivo Always Bought, and witti-H 5i;.s Ikv.i iu iiso i'or over SO years, lias Wun UU; .sltfimtnre r S1 1S been inado mulcr is p r 7 , Mfr, Koiml l'i-vis:i, since its miam v. y&Sy, -(Z-Z. Allow no ..no to deceive v,, i tiiis All Counterfeit-!. Imitations and ..priaionts tims inmi huh aim Iiiliints nnd Cluldron JiXiMH'K'in-o u;ru:nst WHHX. IS I UK I A Castoria is a substitute for Caifoi- Oil, P:ireKorio, ir,-,,is awl Soothing1 Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xurentit; substance. Its ajro i:- !:s guarantee. It destroys Worms aud allays revcrishntss. It cures Diarrluun anil Wind Colic. It relieves Tei-(lihifr Trouble curvs Constipation mid Flatulency. H assimilates the I. regulates tlio Stiiinaeli and J. nvels, giving Tho uhuu'kii GENUINE? Panacea The. ? Soars the Signature of Tie KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Yec.rs. THC CTNTAUn COMPANY, TT MUHnaV BTBCtT, NCWYOflK CITY. A Sew Hoi - Wiring Process. Horsl Brothers have had their large tioi yaid, nn lh Beak fnrni, titled out vilh new trelii.', which they claim, will prevent mold unci to a lurvr extent lice on tlie vine-. It a hlifh-wire irellie, lieint? I" feet, six inches, in lie Kip, and can he ens'ly adjusted to any height Wow ihat. This is tlio pntenl ofj T McGregor, nf California, and i ... .. T. i., ii... n ... lias ueeu ipuie u suooepsi. i. 13 ion 11101.1 used in tliis country, and Its introdiic-! j tinn so far fa an experiment. Mr Mo-1 Gregor claims for ll that by running the hops so high it will do away with i considerable training that is necessary with the low trellis, which is quite a saving ot labor, and will also allow Hie sun to penetrate at .'I Hues thu hilling the lice and allov. 1. k n" mold to (orin. 'Hie Hist h'einnly lor I'lux. Mr. Joiiu .M.uhiu, a well known s'ick dealei of Pulaski. Ky., huh: "After suffering f ir over a week with flui, and my pbysician bavin!? failed 10 relieve uie, I was advised 10 try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh'va Remcd v. and have the I pleasure of staling that the half of one ooitie til ed me. hnr sale bv Delano. The Pacific Rural I'ress of Calif mis, )' dealers In ihat state would like to contract for hops at 12 and 13 cents M present indication Hre that. the "ill have to pay more money. An ad vincenfiwo cents niinlii orlng out sellers. A diseased stomach surely under nnnej health It du'li. the biain. kills foerirv, dts mvb ti e i.ervotta system, iuq prraisposes to Insanity and fatal disetfes All rivsnprtfn 1 innliloa ,, 'inickly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia I ilro T, 1 1 . . . r " iinneuieu tnousaiKIs n! cases nillt la nii.t.... 11 (. 1 s every onv. Its in jsri'iiitnts nre nn, b torn it , 1...1.. linriiii, V: . . v ' ' -latere. . iucent 0110. t rirnpr Irinr i ' 0 I I Ibe Otsego Farmer says of the ou: for hops, Rt Ccaperatown, N V, I'61 'he unanimous opinion nf growers I ruin all parts of the country is that "yeM will be very much short of ! '"jearscrop. The vine is lighter j " it has been seeu f.r many years. XWICE OF HNAT, ACCOUKT. ''C.16' "' "le estate of Wiiiiain xiiiier -'!t'titeiilh V?hy c'7en to whnm may won . ;',ntv Court of Lane County, t; &f' u"'.kintl,e forenoon of : ' "le',earins of the Final Account W "i6 above ni!,"r and entote. diarrf1a,e.feTehvotiliiHt to appear in ui.t i 1 ,m,e ano' show cmise, if anv, :'tinbw'U0',."hr,ld n,,t aM"wed. " TaUil" 1"'cnar,!ed anJ ''e'r lwn,la- "'U-Mthdaj-nfJnly, IWm ( Kksistink Mu.r.KB, A'!minutratn .1 Jll:1,MA!' M11.1.EH, i!"iKeSi 0"1,eeslate"f Wil'ul Mil- WlCrOFTAT.s,...,..,., irivo. iJ0J'n,"'-J'."r'.e.i,,e,l. "''wai i7 ?lven- 1!. Y. Porter . k,.' i'. , r1'?' adminintrators of said V? ui.'l mi . "cco'int for final aettle- !-tnnlr iv,7 . . uon,"aV me th Hay ! 'i 1 at. " 0 clwk 'n the fore f C uZ h" 'en ' 'y the Hon. K. ''knrinc I 5 .l,"l:"t "id l.ane Coimtv, S oljectmu, and aettlini; said a'c- Julventh 1W B. U,'i,',""n H M. M KTIN, Ay'f"r.,tat,. A,lniini'trt""' Notice L, 1 v ' . that ti . y ,iv' "horn it may by tt, , ' ""'"uneu has hern ap- t.'ulin! 1. I '-..I. ., j mini,. -, V"; ''" ounty, VKh..U, , 1 ral"' of lh' eate nf 'h...na8 " th, .,1 ,at'' are hereby n..tifie.l : EW." llV 'ce of A- -' w "li S 'r'nu",l' tUl(yi "l",a' '" "i "'i Jnly j. "'n0' th no''ic- lifiitrtor ,1 .1 Ho,I-T Cuvn.ANti, t-l"'lb, decf w, ' l',tate ofThoma. F. m its ut U Substitutes j,,-,, j, -nianfroi- the ln-aUii ixpi'i !ii)v, r. A healtliy una natural sleep. Mother's Friend t AL'JL'&Vfi ' " . in I i i mi 1 BOATS STuP AT SU.KW. Upper Ifiver Getting Mo. I Too D iw for Navigation. I' N of ili-Oorvu ii ,fe K e-tern arm ttieOltit X compiini.-- mo now run nn further than Hatein, as the river is gettiiiB so low above ihat point that there is dinger of baiulni; up 011 a bar If an effort Is made to continue. The Altona and Pomona, aud the City of Eugene still continue abo-e Salem, the llr.it two making Independence, and the list uoing to Mairiahurg. As the water is falling every day the dif ficulties of naviga inn mcrca'e, and it may not. he possible loot; for any of the boats except the City of Eugene, to cnuliutieon the upper river. ' Tile Jlllwnukee" The familiar name for the Chicago, Mllvvau -:ee & St I'aul Railway, known i.il over the Union as the (iu-al l'.ail- ny running the "Pioneer 'dialled" trains every day and night between Si Paul aud 1. hicago, and Omaha nnd Chicago, "The only pi rrVot trains in the world.' Understand; connections are made with all transcontinental lines, assuring to passengers the best service ki own. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verily equaled by no other line. Bee thut your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee'1 when going toanypoiut in the United states or Cauada. All ticket agents sell (hem. for rates, pamphlets or other infor mation, adores J V Ca.skv, C J Eddy, Vrav Pass Agi, Oeiierat Agent. Skatti.k, Wash. Portland, Ob. OcWltt's Little Euly Risers expel final the 8 stein all poisonous accumu lation', regulate the stomach, bowels and liver, and punly the blood. They drive away disease, dissipate melan choly, aud give healih and vigor for the daily routlue. Do not gripe or eickeu. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. For Rent. About four acres of good land ill the city limits wit h house, barn, chicken house and good young orcha'd. In quire at or addicss UtiAiti) ollice for further Information. Friends, Americana and country. men, lend me your cars. T cure catarrh if in the head, throat or stomach. It breaks up a cold; it prevents taking cold while treating; It leaches the disease ihrough the blood, try "7 Oaks." It positively cures catarrh headaches and all other headaches. At VinceDt & Co's Corner Drug Store Eutene, Ore. iweii springs HOTEL Douglas Couny, - Oregon 'jut. liF.s. D. Itosv. Ei.i., Tr . Thewatfrsof tliecn tjiriii:s ci;:ain: lxline. Potassium, the ( arlionates of Ir.m ami I.io.e and ( 'hlori.lt" of Calcium, Ma.'iie!.iinii and Soiliuln. Onu sprint' contains t.1"i and the other over JiXni grains of sulid matter to the Rallon. Located on Southern Pacific railroad "Shasta Iloute" from San Francisco to Port land, in Douglas County, Iregnn. S. 1'. trains stop at the Si.rinirs iHat-statinnl. Constantlv otien for the reception of KUeiits. Table fur nished with the lies'- the country atfonls. Hath rooms connected with main buildiix. PostoHice and express on the premise". Terms, 810. 00 r week, including bath. n:AILI;i)AI KATF.S-From Kugene to IVoswell Sprinira anil n-turn, good from Saturday to Monday, si. IV.; 'M day round trip ticket, Si-U .J.uJi'UJ. tr y TV EfW'-vt-; vv .-. Things are going to inipp..n when Dewey comes lmnie. Th- bottled up en thusiasm of the American people is to be unci rked. He is to he welcomed in a manner such as bus nevi r been seen ho f"ie. The reception which the Kuglisli Have Kitchener whin be retnnied to Limiloii utter crush imr the imthdi will he n (pinker conveiition compared to it. It mutters not that the great admiral is coming home f,,r r, st and quiet. )Io eiin have these afterward, if lie survives the boisterous p.r.'etim; which is hear.; j r. pared. Aitliong'u tlio iinnnnucement that be is 011 his way back is lint a week or two old. the iiliins for his reception arc fullv nniter way. Hardly a city of ilnpur limre in the wluiki country but is look ing for sonic pretext to secure his pres ence at some time or other after his ar rival. As the Olvmpiu is to sail homo across the Atlantic by way of. Suez canal, ocw York will have i t ho hvii.or of first ffTP"; .uri etim; the ad f'mirul. And Xew j York propt s, s to rvj'lo tile thing ll o.iiin.-iooei . l 01. city ovcrnmint 1. h:is : Iri-iti'i v n. ?.v:"3!'"'iv''i',t,''-:-'1"'1'-- c .1 1 i.s 1.11 111 h i - taiinnent fund. .Inst how ir. is to ho expended still remains to be seen. Many absurd we hollies ll 11 v ii 's h e e 11 proposed. The prosideut nf Manhattan bur o 11 g h suggests dinner invitations, that an immense barbecue be held on the Polo grounds. Evidently he is of the opinion that Ad miral Dewey would be highly honored to watch a New York crowd of unwieldy size light for hot roust beef sandwiches iu an open lot. Another project, which has tho merit of having been tho first in the held, is the i0,000 dinner tciieme. One hnu dred rich New Yorkers propose to have Dewey all to themselves for one even ing. To accomplish this they nro going to give a luxurious dinner at tho Waldorf-Astoria at a cost of $100 a plate. It is still a question whether or not the admiral will care to tackle a $100 din ner, but the promoters of tho scheme nre merrily making preparations. The details of.10 banquet arrangements nre awaited with some curiosity. Thenver age American citizen wants to know just how a dinner can he made so ex pensive. The New York Chamber of Com merce, whose members are nccustomed to eat once a year the incst expensive meal served in public anywhere in the country, started to get up a Dewey ban quet, but the plan has received a set back. A banquet will undoubtedly be one of the features of New York's civic wel come. If this is accomplished, it will bo a stupendous affair, for the pressure- to get invitutions will bo something un paralleled. Countless other organizations in oth er cities want to dine nnd wine the heroic Dewey. If he should nccept all these invitations, ho would have to eat in public for tho rest of his natural lifo. When he reaches the point to which Consul Stevens has forwarded all tho mail which has been directed to the ad miral since iio left Manila, tho sea fight er will find a bushel or more of these invitations awaiting hi 111. The principal feature of New York's reception will bo tho welcome which the Olynipia will got as soon as sho pokos her nose insido of Sandy Hook. Whatever the time of day or night it may be, the flagship will find oere such an aggregation of water craft as has never before been assembled t'jf anywhere. New Yorkers have seen harbor mob: before, but none such as this ono will be. Tho owners of excur sion steamersaro "here he comes!" already making their plans for coining money out of the popular enthusiasm. Besides the steamers which regularly engage in snch business, there will he pressed into service every kind of craft which can carry a passenger. These will camp in the pathway of the ap proaching Olynipia. packed with pa triots who want a chunee to shout a welcome to tho hero of Maui!. The suggestion that the reception at New York be made one of national character bus been adopted, and it is now planned to have representative.! from ullif the big cities present. Thus, when Admiral Dewey drops anchor, he will be presented not only with the free dom of Gotham tow n, bnt of Philadel phia. Chicago, Sun Francisco and other cities. Unless some means of heading off these civic delegations can bo found. Volcanic Kruptlons Are grand, but Hkin Eruptions rob j life of joy. Jiueklen's Arnica Halve, i cures them; also Old, Running and i Fever S-es. ,;,eers, Bods, Felon, , t'orn, Warts, fins, Bruises, Burns, S'ald. Chaped Hunrls, Chilblains, Best I'ile cure on earth. Drives nut Puins and Aches. Only 25 cts a box. I 'lire guaranteed, cold be vVilkins ifc Linn Drugtfisls. Another shipment of low priced wall paper just received. F J, Chamber. l)i li?i mm ! 1 I j -:-W-:-i-i-!-!-i-K-x-;-x-:- WHEN 1 DEWEY .t..U. COMES 0f't By Cyrus Sylvester. m tins wiii duutitlets" he a most tiresome ceremony to the admiral, who is a modest, law abiding mau aud who does not care for tho freedom of cities. Why not fit one of the lllympia's ash cans with a shitted cover and let the spokes men drop into it their printed speeches aud various civic freedoms? An up to date poet has expressed his views of tho Dewey welcome iu verso: We novo weleomei! ninny prcstilcnts. like wise u Kins or two. And princes or most every race and sort. But tlio Ki-eciitiKs of thosu meetings will eternally be lost When IVii-i y conies n-sallliiK Into port. Just how we're KOiiiK 10 do It we realty cannot sny The plans are not complete cooukU to tell. Of course there'll bo gunpowder, music, speeches. Krub. but louder Than the best. 1 know, wltl be the peo ple's yell. Then ho proceeds to dilate on tho ex tent and depth of that yell and ends with the conclusion that Altogether rolling In one tremendous ronr It will meet and set tlio Narrows all a-fonni. And tho man whoso ears It reaches by those whoopsand howls anil screeches Can bet Ills life they're Klail to boo him home. Just what tho date of this Dewey jubilation will be cannot be dotcrmined for some time to come. According to the latest reports, the Olynipia will lenvo Hongkong about Juno 1. If 6ho sailed straight home through tho Med iterranean, sho would reach Now York about July IB. Europe wants to seo our great admiral, however. Tho English are especially nnxiona for him to stop at ono of their ports. They will havo banquets and receptions awaiting him. Probably the French would like to seo Dewey too. It is not expected that ho will havo very nrgont invitations to stop at Barcelona or any other of tho Spanish ports. The dons havo seen quite enongh of Dowey. If he accepts any of the French or English invitations, his passage homo will be delayed. Tho navy department has given him freo choice in the mat ter, and ho lias liberty to bo ns leisure ly 11s ho plei,es. In tho meantime tho project to givo Admiral Dowey a home iu Washington has becomo tho most p o p u 1 a r movement of the kind that was ever set rolling. It is proposed to give every Dew ey admirer an opportunity t o subscribe to tho fund. Tho mat ter has been put 111 tho most relia ble and compe tent bands. No less a person than Frank A. Van deilip, assistant secretary of the Unitod States treasury, has been made chairman of tho committee, and Ellis H. Roberts, whoso name is on so much of tho government's money, has consented to act as treasurer. The following is nn extract from tho address recently issued by tlio national Dewey committeo: "A gratefnl nation cannot do better than provido liberally for Admiral Dewey's comfort in a homo fitted to his tastes, worthy in some mcasuro of his services aud indicative in a small de gree of tho gratitudo which is not of n day, but of all time. A popular sub scription will ufford all tho privilege to join in such a testimonial, in which patriotism will havo a monument. "On his return from tho scene cf bis victories and his statesmanship, tho official ditties of Admiral Dowey will be performed in Washington. Heshould havo a homo there. Tho nntional capi tal cannot fail to havo attractions for him in tho present nnd future For a winter residence during his lifo he can hardly find a nioro desirablo place. It is for a home for Admiral Dewey in Washington that subscriptions are in vited. "Suggestions to this general effect have been put forth in several quarters. Assurances have been conveyed to the undersigned that tho general enthusi asm can bo directed into a single cur rent through tho agency of a national committee. Each of us, busy with man ifold occupations, accepts as a duty, not to be set aside, tho tank of organiz ing tho popular munificence for this purpose and of administering the pa triotic trust for a Dewy heme fund. "Subscriptions may lie sent at onco to the treasurer of this fnnd at tlio treasury department, Washington. Temporary receipts will be promptly retnnied, and. as soon as it can be pre pared, a duplicate of tho some date and nnniber, beaiimj a fine portrait of Admiral Dewey, w ill bo forwarded to everv subscriber." j A Brooklyn kite export is to greet tho : admiral in a most novel way. Ho is ! going to suspend an American flag from ! a pair of kites and send it far out to i 6(!a' ' These nre some of the ways in which i we are preparing to welcome Dewey home. Do You Smoke the "STATE SKNATOlt" 10c IH BEST SMOKE .IN .THE CITY Trj it cnte jcu will smoVo il 'tv. i nir . ArkuiMi Six ?o I.oiiy; ib Vli"tH Oulii; W oun-ii llu-v U 111 (if I .1 In-,,. j New Vm I; , .1 uly Unvernnr 1 M j .Iu 1 11 m, of A 1 t-'mi.vis, ?c.t v inn In u tifty i from the Timo tis to tin i-m.-M uf 1 lyneliii hi Hie Snus h iU: "In nty jihl menl, tin sr.-i:i1Wi, tle Itiys in tht-iKiniihistinTion nf emnimtl t.tw mi ..r us A'kmn's U ot'eernt'tl, l.iive !. l,n th" HU1 nf the lynrh iiii; nf r.y r-mi mivum l ni" eriuie The lytietiii in i:iH' tnve i;t it- fTally been 111 t lit at r.l('' Hint l- tempU'ti i"irt, ttiiil especially when I he asiitult Iihs lieen niHtle hy a uet?rn upon a while wimintu Thi erimt U t( heinous mul revoking that all the law In the worhl, no mutter how severe the p iLishment nr how Hpetdy tin in tl'ution, cannot in my juttf;ment pre vent lyiu'hings when the neeuevl fi.lln into the lutiuts ot I he enra 1 moh. "I can sui!ierft nn remedy, hemnse thee la none except the ees-ati'n ot the crime itself. Of coure, this is to ho I'eploreil hecHUstt ii i alwuyt heM Hint the law Hhouhl be permitted to tnke il8 regular course, hut as lout! m huiiu ti nature remaliiH as it- in, the conditions in this lespcct will not he improved," The International Automobile lime. France claims to be four years ahead of America ill the manufacture of autc nmhilcs, and naturally exptcts to win. So d el England iu '70, and Spain in 'OS We'll see about the race. Restil. is ihu real criteron. Judge automo biles, medicine or anything else by their works ami you will not go astray. Itke Hosteller's' rMoniueh Bitters for instance, B-diind it there is a llfty year rec ml of cures of stomach Ills. Theie are innumerable imitations of it, which tiy their failure to do as tnoy promise servo but to enhance the value of HoMetter's Slomaeh Billet's. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, con stipation, liitiousness and nervousliesH. See ihat a private revenue Htanip cov ers the neck of the bottlu. KHL'.I FiiKK HOI, 11 NlriKO Mice in the 1'eekallio .lime, Bohemia District . t'otlai.e Crow, July 29. Nelson Edwards struck fre gold while doing assessment work on their I'eekaboo mining claim, about a mile south of the Music mine, Bohemia. The tun nel is !2o fect long, and I ho vein is :i feet 1 inches wide. T.ds claim has shown up well from the sur'ace, aud roitiiscs t be a rich mine. .Notice to CarpenleiH. Bids are asketl for the construction of a new dwelling on my farm south east of town, 10 x 18 witli an ell III x 20, and 11 foot ceiling. Plans and spccilleatlons cum tie seen on the prem ises. Bids will he tecoived to August Sih. W.M JoiiinSion. A exchange says that an old church member died, of whose goodness there wa- soaie doubt, but who was regard ed as a pillar by the pastor, who posted on the church window a notice iu these words: "Brother Johnson de parted for heaven ut 4 3) this am," and snnouiKid the funeral. Under ueath this some one tacked a telegraph blank with theso words; "Heaven, 0:40 p m, Johnson not yet an I veil. Great anxiety." Xonee. All outstanding warrants registered prior to Feb 7, 1800, will be paid on presentation at my oflice on or befoie Auu 1, 1809. Inteiest will cease alter that tlate. Quo K Chaw, Du el! July 28, 1899. City Trea. To tho lo.dles nf Ltigene and Vicinity. To save darning and muklnif new hosiery of old, gel the notci Racine teut, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D Whiteaker, agent, Tenth sireet, near f 'hnrnelloii. "What might have laen ' if that little cough hadn't been neglected is the sad rellection of ihon-ands of con sumptives. One Minute Cough Cure cures coughsand colds. Vincent fc Co, Corner Drug Store. Dyspep Digests what you eat. ItartlflciaHy dlgcststhe food and aids Naturo in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latcstdlscovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in etllciency. 16 In stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckHcadachft,Gastralgia,Cramp9,and all other resnl t s nf i mperfect digestion. prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO., Corner Drug Store- Seilor,. VI7 flLITY. I LOSTVKiOff Land manmooi1 Cores Inipotcncy,NI(.rht Kmls.JoRH.md wastlnir discascj, all effects of li'.'lf- abuse, or excess and Indis cretion. A iK'rvofiir.li'ariil hloml hiilldcr. Ilrii.r ; the i Ay riinli ch.w to nalc check1; and jfg restr.-.-c.'i the lire cf yr.nii. r' By mall 0- per box: U notca for ri!.fj; with X written K"'1' tv.o to euro or ix-taiid tho inont-y. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson tits., CHICAGO, ILL For rale W I. 1(1 ami, llnvfi't, Kunetr, O sia Cure. Ti-uelierH Kx ii m i toi tli ill. The r t refill:.! Ten- her? I'.muihiki tio;j -f -i I. a- e county, Oit -ui will u uLimei ei- at iJo'eioek m, Weilii"? lay, Aui;itt Ji:!i, ut the court house. The foll'Wimr pivtum ha heenprt-p-irnl hy S--i!f SupL At Ueriiiuu: Knl; - t', I K I" ir.i;. w kini:si v v. lY;iiiHii.-iiip, hUtory, f pd ii nc. brs, read hit;. alg-- '1 1111 KSH :V. ai itliaie' ie, Kifiim. nr, Written leaching, phy-ic-. I hi-nry nf KHU V. i'nydolojy, ijroi:iu,ih i' hmet ie, ct(itp"-i! ion, K .rap!.y. in.- ital pli i -deal i S VTl'HOA V. Botany, p'aue eonn t ry, general hi-tory, K?inli-h hlernlurc, psychoio- 15 y. KDK t OUNTY I'.WKKS. WKliNKShAY. l'i miiaihip, hitoiy , spelling, imkI ing. Till! ItSliAY. W rillen arithmetic, theory nf teach ing, grammitr. Kit 1 DAY. Geography, mental arithmetic, phy siology. KOK PKIMAUY ( KUTI VWA I K VKINHAY. ! Heading, peiituauKliip, ort hom iphy . TIIU KSPA Y. Art ot ipieHtioiihiu, methods of teachiih-. Tin- law ntjuire- every a, !:ciiiit I'tr H count certillcate to pay tee of $il nn the Hr t d:ty nf Hie ex I'uiuatiou which lee Hi. ad htcomc a , hi t- of the lllHtitllte fu n!. Tile fee fur a state ccriilletitc ih $!, fo1 a Htate diploma ifcti, these fees must lie cent with the pipers of applicant to Salem. tiraduutes of colleges v lio have viaduattd this year A'tll he permitted to take the examination In tuink keep ing, physienl geography, Oie-ii school Inw, u nci:,! htHtory, Knglirli litera ture, ami nunnnHilion only Kuueiie, July L'O, IS!ii. V. M. Mii.i.kk, County tSup't, His 1 :U Wui Saved. MrJ K I -IU , a prominent citizen of H:itiiihalt . , lately htid a wonderful deliveret ce fn in a frighllul death. In ledicg nl it he my: "1 was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pneumonia. My lungs hecamo hard ened. F was so weak i couldn't even sit up in tied. Noihing helped me. I expected to soon die of ('oiiHiiiuptioii, when 1 heard of Dr King's New Dis covery. One hottlo gave great relief. I continued to life it, and now am well mid siii.nr, 1 can't say too much in its pnoM- " I Ilia marvelous medicine is iheMijeci mid (pinkest, cure in tho wnrl'l nr all Throat and Ijiing Trouhle. K -L'tilar ni.es fr( ivnts nno i.(M). Trial to t It- h I ree at Wilt, iif .'j .oiu's drug-von-; every holt Ie gti.ite i't t d. THROUGH TICKETS E ASTandSOUTH EAST LUUHf-RN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers, "l our 1st Sleeiers and Reclmlng Chair Cars Daily to .'. .', HKNVI II, OMAHA, CIMOAflO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other iCastern Cities. The only lino fnun Portland otTci ing paKscnKerH Siieclnlly Conducted Kxcursioiia tliruugh to Chicuo every Wednesday. ?acr Portland io Chicago Via Sou tli era 1'ncillr, Union l'acilic N W Ky'ti. I'iiikk"'" chuukuil through to ileHtinntion, Mitymti ont scunory, Union iletmt. flint tiintt, lowi-xt rutc'H. Kor further infotuKitinii, npply to any atfc'tit Southern I'nt-il.c Ouiipftiiy, or J If LATJIIOI Ki K 11KOWN, (it'ij'l Anci't. Dint 1'nnH Aft Third Street, l'ortlund, Urt'on. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Jim; r;Ai(i 2 for Yiujiiitm Train lflven Albany.. lli:-V I' M LcavtM Or.rvullH l:l" 1' M Arrives Yauiua ':':) I'M L KeluriunK Leaven 'aquina 7:00 A M Jaen t'orvjillirt U;tH A M ArrivtH Albany I2;l.,." 1' M '.i for Detroit I.eaveH Albany 7.10 A M Arriven letroit Ituw A .M I KeturiiinB leaven iMroit 12 2 1 M Arriv-H Alliany I'M 0 I,eiiV"'M Albaity W I' -M Arrives CorvnllM ii;.V 1 M ") I.favpH Oorvftllm A M Arrive Albany 7:'--"i A M rMient.'l f wo o in met ut Al'imiy nn'H'orvatlln with hoNilicrii 1'it'HIf trulnn, kIviiik ilirC' frvien to and f riu Newport c;.:J atlj.iciut b -Re lien. No. : nitm from AMmny to CoryuM on Mon dny, We'liifMUt t nii'l Kr tiny on I j . 'No. .' piiii . run i "nrvall h t Allny ou Tui n dajH, Tlnirilii nml Siitunliiy mly. '1 rHiho lor tin- iiiMiihtfiifiM itrrlvt n'. Pctrolt at noon, (flviliif h in !i l- nn lo lendi e'ttiipiiiK Krouii'N ou ilic li:L'iUnbtili antl b4iit)iim l tie same 'l"y, i:uvix ST iK, M imager. H Ii VAIdKN, j TrM:i;t t fa pa Aff ut, Albany. iierihent Pacific f RAILWAY ?5. V. Jf 2CW Pull ma a Sleeping- Cars Elegant ; Dining Cars Tourist) Sleeping Cars SI'. PAUL, mi.m:ahh.is, I d I.I ' I'll, k.i;;o, i:i:am i oi;ks: .lIiillKSTOX, U IXXII'lili, " IIKl.KNAand r.i'i'ri:. Through Tickets to IIIU'.MIO. '.VASIUNIiTDN I'lllliAlll'.l.l'IIIA, NKVV VOIIK, llOSTll.V, and All Points Kast nnd Houth. Fur iiifiirniati'nn, timo curds, maps and tickets, call en nr write to i: MiMiiia'incY, (huieral Aielit, l-lueiie, Ollice -Opposite tiuar.l iillieo. Or. A H I'HAItl.TOX, Aist tlen'l Pass. Aj;ent, 2.Vi Miu-rUnu St, cur 'i'hir.l, Peitiaud, Oregon THIS RAILWAY COftlPANY Operated its train on tlio f anions block Myntt'in. l.itthlH itH IrimiH ly t'loi't'ieity Uhoh tho ei-lvlirati'il elt'elrte lierth reading tittup. Ituim Hpl(:!(liil riiuippeil parinpnf,'r tiains every ilay and nilit lietween St i'uul imd t'hicjiK'", ami Onciliu ami Chicago; tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul: Also operate h Until 'lien ted Vfjitihu'eii trtdiiH, enrryin tlio latent privato cotnpiutiiicut cam lihrary Imtlet, MiiioltiiiK earn, mid draw - ilU,' rooU nlcfptllH. l'Altl.OK OA US, freo reclining chair onrs and tho very bent diiiin-c:tr iiervice. Kor the loweHt rated to any point in tho Lai ted States or Oanatla, np; ly to ticket fluent, or addrctrt O J K11 ' Y", JWOASKY, Coneral ont, Trnv raHM Agent, Vortlan ', Orogoa PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. Travel with cinilort by the "IMPtnlAl LIMITED," the fastest train dossing the Continent. It is a through train, making few stops. Its equipment is of surpassing eleganco. It will pa; you to travel by it. For full particulars as to rates, thno and copiel ot ; t' It publications, apply to H H Abbott, Agent, for tin ml, Oregon. Or to J Covle, Hint, I'hhh. AttL-nt, Vancouver, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THK Dl HISUT iiOUTE TO flcntara, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points (Uvea cliolco of two favorlto routes, via tho UNION FACirifJ Kant Mall Mac, or the KIlXIKANnK Scenic 1.1 no. ImjL at the time I) days to Salt Lake i.' days to Denver ii) days to Chicago Mt tlays to New York t iti:i; iti: i,im; run it caii i iioi.vrKisi.il rm iiivi si.i ki' im; lltS, ITI.I.,11 l .l'AI,A K M.l l I'lX. ( Alts. Forfait t.nrtli iiluis rcganling rates, thno o train., etc, cull ou or aitdrcni L L Steven 3 At, F.ugone. CO Terry, W E Coman I r-ii-l'a, Ast ieii'l Aijl l:!l Thil l .-t. Por land, Or Fustic Street OaiIay. TIMI-: CAKK. After the !th of (Jet. ISM, thi stre ears will ' n on the following sehedu lime unlil further iiotlue. LKAVINd TUB riEPOT. 7:l(l-7:40.S:in.S:'0-:ll-0:4',.l(.:f.fl a. m thin every lm'f hour. PAN;;