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Newspaper Page Textr irr-niT-nniin u r; ' " e ii tuts Dueu 1 1 ',. ; r over 30 rears, has barue tlio signature of i s '" and has been made imilor. ito ffi'sTjfa 8onal 8Ie5sltn sin;e Its hjfaucy. ijZ tMcW. Allow no one to de. ch o ym hi this. Ul C'l.t'iei :clts, Imitations and " JitKt-tw-ir.Mtl." are but iH!i hu.ni ) Hint trine wttu and euduuKvr the health of jjfouls nmS Children Expert. ico ngainst LztierUtient. What is CASTOR I A Castoriii Is Imrmless substitute for Castor Oil, Fare nirlc, lnip uud Soothing Syrup. It Is Pleasant. It contain tieitbtT Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotto Wbstie. lis ne is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Jeverlshness. It cores Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou and Fliitiiicncy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the j Stomach and uoweis, giving neaitny and natural sleep. 5 Ibe Cuiioreu-s rumtaa-iuo mouicrs r rieim, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears tb6 Signature of He Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Veara. TMC CCNTAUH eOWMMIV.. T9 MVRMY THT. MtW YOft OrTV I ilTKIJlS St JJIIiLEH PROPRIETORS A Mr share of the pobllo pt tousseaolinited, To the Farm ' era e will pay tbe blithest i owlet price for fat cattle, hogs end sh.cp. Shop no Will ; I tmette 8t, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered I !'J Keep Constantly on Hand a Full -ioppij or BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL toceries Hiving a larse &d onmpleta stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent mtritet, I mi offer the pibtic better CASH Price than any other house in Eocene I l L. PAGE I are nout afy for Easiness I b"Lth bM "lulPP'd Plnt In the kn-' """".cieatilog aud dyeing k 2.1 ppo'"1 machinery for cleD W""! 8'ilohlng ladies' drew . .nven. can, VokS. Om.-e 6"6 Wl.lamette a. '"C WI B ITTa tin nmM r."e"hiDBpoDged and GEIE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. iBAVraa Proprietor . Iwve, Knmne fh mr,,o. VuVt leT(" Moreno auaM . rV.ij. a Kup,n 6 p ra tbe day FAR l.y TRIP S h MUTUAL LIFE COMPANY nirauiwd by . .. TTrt vrt Atarrtva Ran.rT.t. iinl toUS,.!. 1 ' BUSINKSH CAMX3 ATTOKNKYS-AT LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-A T-LAW Collections a specialty. ffice Over Lane County Bank, BILYETJ, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Office Orar First National Bank. KUQWTI, OBIOOtT. O WOODOOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half I to :k aouth at Chriunaa B Kdosni, Oaioox. E H SKIPWOKTH. JOHNM PIPES SK1PW0ETH 4. PIPES 4.TT0RNEYSAT-LAW Will practice in all the Conrt't, Ecoini Osioon. aauroa w thokpsoh obas a babd rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office-In Flnt National Bank Building. rraouos in au tne coorti. Kcaasi, Obioub. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Lav. Office Oyer Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene. Oregon. G EO. B DORRIS, ATTOKNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LA1V Will Dractloa in all the conrta of the 8ecmc Judiciai Uistrict and in tbe Supreme Cour ot cne at&te. apeoial attention eiren to coliecttoni a&tf matten in probate. vi.u .... v, a. v: 1 u.l. Kooma 1, 2 and 3. afohn M, Edmunson Leon B, Edmn&tor EDMtTNSON k EDMUN30N. ttoraejl-At Lav. Practice lr all the conrta, CoIIectiona a aped alty. a-OBiee Over Loan & Saving Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUia K. BEAN "ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Saving bank building. Soon 3. Special attention given to land and minm, matters. Knirene, Oregon, MEDICAL. AINE 4 KTJYKEND ALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office la Eugene Loan 4t Saving! Ran Building. Special attention to surgery and aurgical lt eaa of woolen. J S LUOKEY, JEWELER. Vatchos and Olocki Repaired, Ecowl. Ouoo i) K (1 BIDDLB, IDENTIST ffioa -On H ttrwt, betwe Flftlh and 31th rtroet n l,,t w t o' Minneeeow hotel -EKBEKT LEIGH A3SAYEH AND METALLURGIST KOOIKl Oacooar Bet equipped Ajawf Ihoratrrrr In the flute Prompt and rrllahia r(nra guarantee). Sftr nrmnda tottMn.ln the nut auiuWt meuod 01 iraaunena. rpaE PAC1F MUTVAL LIKE. Vary Lateet 1.1KB AND Alt'It NT PtLICIK!, ALBERT J CARON", Get Agt, Portland, Or AN EDITGa .Ai HOP iCopyrlgtt, s., b c, a LeK(1 j rixiptoa of the Weekly Banner ad vocatcd that the lawa Trere too m ly aOmlnistered. One nlgbt whta la Ii house alone a burglar gbt la aad forced the !!tor to opea sll Uis closcn aail ilrrmvrs in wirci of booty. Catch Inu Iho umii i.rt his guard, Plimpton fflle.1 him with altiKls Wow. Iwnnd mid gucsid him aad then oaM to "Vou are the first criminal we have encountered tn the flesh. All our nrKUiuviits were based on criminals in the abstract. We have been deceived. Our delusions have been put to aight.' The robber em-scd hiui M;;h and low and strangled wlih his bonds, and PUmpion continued: "Better late than ncvci, however. We shall now advocate the maximum punishment for all criminals. You en tered our house to rob us. Let ua see If you have anything worth taking." He knelt down beside the man and searched his pockets. The search brought to light a R!d natch, ?3T la cash and a diamond pin, the proceeds of a crime cumnritted elsewhere. "Ah. this U better," Umckted Plimp ton. 'Thts is more money than we have handled In three months. We shall ap. proprlute everything to our personal benefit. It Is lucky yon paid us a visit This plunder dispels any last lingering fear thut necessity drove you to crime," He picked up tbe broom, broke off the handle, and for five long minutes he pounded the burglar's body from chin to heel. The man yelled and curs ed aud rolled over on the floor, and when the blows ceased he said: "If 1 have to live a thousand years, I'll have your life for this!" "Anntlw nne nt irtt na, tluiw.. h.. been, that criminals were not vicious," replied tbe editor as he sat down to rest "In the last Issue ot the Banner we had n half column article on the subject. We contended that the aver age criminal had neither spite nor mal ice, but was simply seeking to get what the world denied htm, a living. You seem to be a thoroughly wicked maa." "You bet I am!" "la our Issue of two weeks ago we contended that tbe average robber aim ed to rob the rich outy, and only be cause oppressed by capital. Were we correct? No. 1 see we were not The moment you entered this house you realized that It belonged to a poor man. There are at least ten men tn thts town worth $25,000 each, but you passed them all by." "1 wish I had put a bullet Into your bead and gone through the hrniBe afterward!" growled the man. The editor arose and wielded the broom handle for another five minutes and then sat down to remark: "About six weeks ago there was a case of punishment In the New Jersey state prtson which aroused public dis cussion. A convict refused to obey or ders and was glvea the strap. We con tended that n few kind words would bare touched his heart and broken his resolution, white our esteemed contem porary argued that he should have been punished art hour sooner than he was. It seems that we were wrong in that particular also." "Look out for me, old man!" growled the burglar as be gritted bis teeth- "1 see. Our whole line of reasoning .from start to finish has been wrong. Excuse my pertinacity, but was t the knowledge that Gould, Vauderbitt and ABtor had tens of millions while you bad only a few shillings that drove yon into crime'" "You area fool," was tbe blunt reply. "But tell me, could you have found work and lived an honest life bad you so desired?" "Work! Why, you hump nosed bioke, who wants work when be can make a living without? The only thing I'm sorry for Is that such a fool as you are should have laid me by tbe heels in thla fashion, if 1 was free, I'd roast you at the Are!" "We believe you would, but you won't get free. We can now clearly see what an ass we have made of cur self In arguing as we have, and" And he rose up and applied the broom handle again until his arms acbed. Greatly to bis surprise the bur- glar called for mercy. "Can this be a parallel enso of the New Jersey affair?" asked Mr. Plimp ton. "Alt our kind words produced no effect on you, but corporal punish ment eeems to bring yon to terms." "For heaven's sake, don't wallop mo any more!" whined tbe man. "Let op ou me, and I'll make tracks. You've had all the fup there was Id it and can afford to turn me loose." "Not yet In our arguments with our esteemed contemporary we have re peatedly declared" that criminals were only hardened by corporal punishment We now discover that we have been al together wrong Bd that" "Don't, don't!" shouted tbe burglar as Mr. 1'ilmpton spat on his hands and nourished the broomstick. "You didn't get all my money. If you will let me go. I will tett you where t have hidden $100." Wetir "In that left boot Take It and let me po, and you'll never see me around here again." Mr. Plimpton pulled off tbe boot aud found five twenty dollar bills ta It He put them In his pocket and asked: "Got any more?" . "Sot a reci. Now let me go." Holding toe burglar's revolver in one band and using the knife with the oth er. Mr. Plimpton soon freed the fellow from bomhiKP. He had no pluck lert lie got upon his feet, with ft groan. onened the kiteh.-n door as eommanu- eii. and the editor followed him around the house to the front gate. The roan hadn't n word to say. lie gained the highway awl di-ateed htmsetf out of stht In 'he ! d bas never t' n tienr.t of In rl.e village alnce. L yliAD. Shatters all Record TaMoln hrsoltal, F A OuHed-. VVrbena. Ala, paid a at om to rW-. ,m lo cure ... os.e nf ptle. -mi-. 24 -tiiii !. Wb ail fatted Back. Arnica ral ru-vd him. Huh i. n.m.tlrm. fi rinr ache, ail ,. hi ! In irt world 25e W L DeLann's droa, atore. fcuttt 1st lint tn Hr aurrri IV? COMBINED HARVESTER! Umatilla Man Builds a Cheap and Servicabte OneTwo Men Do ihe Work. W T Rigl.y baa the dianbstiou if runoirrtr tbe ,ojallest ouaibtnrd tint. vi.teroa bis lutv oil tbe I'matS-U reeerv&tiou of any sunn in tbe state 1 1 Oregon, says the rViirtleton Hut Ore gomau. It U a 12-foot bender and 0) Under thresher. Thtti ujuoIuum o, itrawn by 12 boraeaand la oumug from 20 tu 25 tusieti a day. It ia not only doljga good j .0 of tbrvetilng, but ait tbe work is being done by two met, a sack aewer aud a driver. Tbtx maoblciH ras built ou Mr Rig ty's ranch, Tbey worked no tne plana for aeverai otolith aud at !at oouoluded they w.iutd t ubd the tua oblue alier (heir own idea, viboli wouit answer tbe demand ot u--uia. 1 taruier add nave tits gretu t l a tbau oue-br 1 tbe coat tf operating the 0"tQbiuet bai vaster of today. All tbe castings erero made at the Peudteton huudry aud tbe woodwork aud biacksiuiibmg weie doner gbls the farm. Toe uiachtue. was Uatwmed alter the ideas of Inventors aud put together on ibe ranch. When the grata ws ripe euaua to begin operations this baby harvester was pulled into tbe U Id and Marled, After a teat or two aud everat tuiuor ebangea in tbe wftrmgs and wrkmg. f tbe ruiclmif. y, it moved S emoutl.iy ttM any factory tuauufo-ured uiaohiue. N-rw from to 5 sorts a day is being barveated wltb it, and ibt utauhtue Is worktug to perfeouou. Mr R'gliy nays this will ( lace tbe giaiu ii -be sack at about SOoeutsan aaie. To compare, tbia wltb th. price of pinoing gram in tbe sack wrrb en ordinary eoiiibme. make tbeezpet.ata very etna!.. ISGjclepaeSia for Sale. Aiuen&ab-Z't) jS'Uo n-l B aa 'laturntita Toe re ft:e 69i-2 patgf u( be Wtrfe, 06 & 1 r-ti Uiite t - tales and O uutrir autl iuuvttu Jliu Jratioiir-. tt te iutAbiy tuuud tatideep ttad butt been welt used. rtitltff iif Hit eiiieifl.ifty, tb UgH Dot tut uw t- r tieVera. It tn tt? t Fr&m Professor Carson. Professor L.U It I lay Criu("f the Oieuou state Ua.tvrstiy, ho i mk- li.g a trip tbrougn Europe, ieneaber tiei many Oregon fi lends aud yeeter- uay post oard-i were received by many ot them, written Ift.oi tauiorioge, England, s tbe Oregtudau, On utie of the caiita was a picture m Krttnbttrg t:tle, aud ibe M.owmg 1 reript in her own baudwriuugt "tbiacaaitv waa once tbe home of the Kitrga of Scotland. It lok.duwa apououeol ibe most beuutiful cities in tbe world. It iooka oft uu many battle- Betdr wtunr England and CootlaKd fougbi I'beoiowB of tbe old tStoicb Kii here." Suburban Property For Sate. 30 acre Id 5 or !t ore tracts. The I nd is firt clss, 1 icated le tbau a mila from tbe poatofHoe, ideal bttttdlDv site. This land can be bougln much cheap er tbau town lots, and to (be partj buying the Bret tract and building mi ame a special mduotmetit ou pric will be made. witbaMiiTTB Valley Land Co Look Pleasant, Pkase. Pboiographer O O Har'sn.ol Ka m, 0, can do o now, tbt ugh tor yea h omidn'l becauw be mttered ant. 1 miy front the worst form f lnd(g t. iol.. A pbyloiaiia and med.cu e Ntte i to betp b tn nil b- t'ietf E'-0 lo Biltara which worked mch wonder r tilm ibal he dertaf tbey are a godsend to auflerera from dynp.-p.te .iidr-tomaob tul'l . Uutlvated f.o .llaeat ot tbe -n.ncb. liver and Idneys, tbey bu M P and g v new 1. fe to the whole yeterc. Try tb-.i.. Only 690 Ouaraoteed by W It Dr. Lauo. BEST FOR THE BOWELS wiTfflt Ol (h .ia .nf eUaA t t talk CANDY jfCaf CATHArjltu - EAT 'tM LIKE CANDY KEEP YOOBBIOOS GLEAS - a. mm imi Notioea usutar this bead &t to aseead &? un-a,50 oouK er week; $1 MS a moatii; tlS per rear. For Sate, ryliBAblvOil iiVADh,. H7 aorta outhe JHtlar rd 2S tuie froiii Kuget d nitles Itvm Lowell, oa the Will.-mo ttt- river, 70 aoree bottom taint; 12 autva cliai; lb reel bin nh a- me I rcber. 'there U a good ii .u..- wi b f mi tiHirtie, smoke bouse and barn, I wilt sell or trade at bargain. Cult ou uie a( 3rtr ll t. Uaniuer'a on Firei meet lutivet-tj J tlersou aud indiou, or adtlreaa '1 K tioouh Kagetre, Oregoa. FORfeALE. One good 8 horns poieer purtable eugiue with woodnaw t-laii-titiient ; on lU'ali g tiit.be; one ban 1 sw ; table saw, at a bar g.tu. Emjui e. of Ji B Walker Hpririg8.-.,t,Ore. vOli &AL&.-A H .rr rerdence fo. oi.leat tiargam, Imjtllre of Wtl loiiiette Valley Lai d Co. or uf Mr. Heslop oa t b owner of Ftd b an. Lawteuce atreeia. Kelp Wanted. UIRL, WAfi ED.-To do bouwiworfc. Apply to Mrs L N R ine. MOBS TEAMS WAN IKD We can ub all tbe leaois we can get to haul ore from tbe H !-ua mine to ibe ia of our track. Toe. teauia oa tbe road cannot take away tb ore as fait aa tt ta mined. Addrra W F Murphy, gt-nerat oiaoager O dt eS E ft K, Cm tk! Hrove, Or. vV ANTED. Severai persons of char acter aud good reputation to each Hate (one in tbis county oxjuited) cu represent aud advertise aid eeUtbiieh ed wealthy business bouse o, stlid tluuoial standing, tjalary $18.00 wtw&iy wltb ezpeugee aditioual, alt payauie u eaoti eaott WeODeeilaj direct from bead offices. Hone auet carnage furatehcKt. wttea Deceaaary Refereuoea, Kueioae aeif-addreaaett euvelop& Manager, Syr Caxttf tsmidiiig. utito).tfi Lost and Pound. OUN D. - A orartd u-w pir of wor tt'x gl.ve f ui-d, Uiuroa have iaie iy cli tug at thts offioti aui Paying for tbia notloe. Miscellaneous. FOR HEN r. Two rooms, etiitsbte eitner tor oliines or living IntbeCon-ei Block. Apply t Ii Witlotibby 4 H l. Uyved. I M Frauds h rnov-d hta place of bu-luesa from West Fifth street to the laatbou-eou West, Eighth etrvel, at the corner where the road turns south. A I old pai rim are invited ta oil .e ir w n wee. CASTORIA Far Infanta wd Children H tki Tiiii Ha-'S A'wHjS Rog? Ut taspi rii"T -f 12- Parker Walter Ross Manager. THURSDAY, Aug 28 Sweeney Alvido Big White Minstrels. Excelling in ils first part. In its Olio band and orchestra, dtaga settings aud novelties. "A guaranteed attract ion." Prices Jrt H or. SUMMONS In rireKlt f Vmt of th PtaU of Owg- f Pw the County of Lba. William M Bump, Plaintiff, ) HattleV. li'imp, Ifenaiit. J To Matrta V. Hump, the abore named hr fcQ'taat. f a Vh r.m of ih tl of Oreircm, you ar .hv .itr.t to s.ep.ar ia the at a entt tltrf wvurt iu ttia lMira anrlttiet can a an matter the o niptatut ot pl.intlrf hlrd la at. Mrtirt an.t eaua , n or before air wkfm.' the dte .f the fir ifnhrteatl rr r tl.l rim m-a r-ther.li. tl til aprdr t at tmir Im the relief t rayi fr la sold tt&)!aat Viwiti A decree rlt.a.iKioir the hoods of matrttnon now exi.tine: rietwren eaw piamttrr anor m feadant erel, end lr the rare and cnorl ot ilea Mey Utrmr., the mi.nr-rleilifh r tt' eiairttrrr n't 'lefwlant, aril Mn.h nth relief at to the eoiirt new ;r.'ir. Tha tm.toona ta pnhttshtyl in the Darr. t-'pnrire ji ako oece a we foralr -u-oe s. ...k. r.y orl.r tt the H a H 11. Kloc.t tVmnty tit m Utnmr, iK'tt Ma.1 at-d eotated heteift on .e tthrt.y o ttr2. aa.l the data of the Itrrt p.. I. .Jitatiotthereol at ihe 6th .lay i An n-r, IDOSt City Property for Sal HftKDuoKa AiDmax to Etom ! To those d.' Irian ta aazohu tnt r ' bare iaij oat aa addttUm ou l-b ; ft tbe ci$ aud uortli ot Cotit-u Sini fuk ! I bare 120 lot in thU aJJvuoo, ad m ! ifhug them vet; low ao aa lo u& tiv oat ia have a b.om of ihvis &wu, k pnt ui tiitjdia tot ia ituiu. f W up addUiB, i ib Ty k&Atl &f fftif I have (fir k ia this eddttioa rUhro t& litclift J th Pint ISatiaaat iiaak. Oouacatk Hux. Faun I bav 1W U'tt ta this adiiifioa. tfioe now ( Jdt ti-h. W wili tuivaw h prit toau. V cijiecf. CwUva Hi Park to beautxig tb.o oauai. (S,-ij .Ulw- sv& xieuae (u.ijifrty ia oe uttu liie oily iJlNSMtlCX' A&IITItM TO CoLUTif Wa fat ?e Tt1 lot Ji eha i& tli dditiouj iJw 4tJ or 6y crm ot vvif thottx trait UuJ I &i iUi iae IA j praut tree. U5ii 4tJ ifaiiloa ptr tre-, niH I mil, lis? pteca bxe good iiiu bouitr. haJB BDd aut hojeeH aar most l-aatiul ttabarbsa pit o-j af prop erty. It is knowo as the Locuac Htii tkt 4tJ thwy its co pf'totf iti iha statu UkUt. btsuuturif nod preKaath' iituntud. i um trot ia rai nKtiittiaiiiiiuQ-stuift.hasi. ao te tts Aaj uua dealt iug w uivu ot thi pruptc -.ill 6ima ttrt Nattauit iiti.uk.- 1 fc pi? it thaw property aud give pile, 1 suibs m eati&i auuia ot thw prupitj oov tuutwt iaod Come iuui Xsw Addition to Eugtse. S F Baker A Co have ptatied tbe ii Fetooli (and couai-ltng of 82 Iota Ala ate two blocks south ot tbe Patternot. obnol bttltdmg. 1bre pre destrato. toe and are for ha! reasimable prior-. For further iafaratathta ob oa It F Bakkk, OSice at No t West Kmth atrevt. Just Look at Her, Whence oasis that uprightly tep faulilee nfctri. r cb rosy coattit Hon "CLir'tug faoe. Hbe tooka g od, feet: o..d. Mete'a bee aecret, tibe uae lit K.u-k'4 New Life Fill. iWu t. a organa a&tlve, digeailon good. - bead-ache-, t ehnnoe- for ' blua." Trj ib-m yourself Ur If 25o at VV L Ie LarwV. Bankers Life Association SI j fn7ine - tow !ii-SpiJ Futtm that ptttt bury ntta. gsis urds it F(ri N.U&nf Bank nd Ltn t6 Svifi$ Hank. C S Farrow & Co -....REAL ESTATE... V Offiw WlUmifiVt St- The Hoffman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY Eugene, Oregon Gap Closed The operratian'of,' th mtxgh tnbw bo tweeo Wo rrtcitiOB tod x An gtrlaft, tU Surf a&d SjseU SUrbarftt ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE- Two Thrwtifca Train- IHjr. The Cotbft Aa AaiUx ietriog wzh tmnioftV Mrif 1b the moniiiiS iXt11 pM wib cf ul tx car, wlii make riyHKbt trif rouxb tb ffiset pietHnoqu Tftrietf d Ifiquiwioi ot thJ: Southern Pacific, Somllis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIMKCArtlNO,aft S 3 fe Yanalaa , Train Wet Alharrr ViAtt P M Iare.tTTalIi. 1J P M trrtratYariaiBa S.P o. 1 RiUimtnr' Ixmits Yat)slaa 70 A M tx.. Corlila A M An4aA!bir...,.,., JidSi PM .a forletrolt Leayee AIImki.,,.,.. ArriTea I)tn.it. 4 rom ltrol lea t?esrtt ..... Am.n Aluaay... . I (lt Pi S . 1' if , em am . ttdS A M r;t I ! 1 i-rj .tinil I I . 1 i.nt I .. nf H f'n..rfi InmutfMin. I Irawi o tteoet-ea eott. tria V fraiua a . orvettia at..! Altt.t e eitia t.if.et taif iu t Vewport and a.' .nt oeaches, train S tor ls rr.lt. flret elmart a'd ether Mountain rwe-r leeree AlheriJ a I ot (i m free tr-e arrlea l P. awttth Wrr A train t it. yt,rt'7t ea-liirie Iv ri.lt i fr.vfr r. at y.if furtlier tsft siatioa apply to KfVMN8TNK, Mra.e TUT BVHI HjrtAltai,. JU( KtJKlriK. AitMit It",!. SOUTH AND EAS'i SonitieniraoiioGy SHASTA Um Tjiuo-. fev fiifMic for j ortit ctX iadu tuaM H:- & . 1 .4' t, q.. vatttaUtl 20f p lu. t'.-W p Ol 7."4.V p in mm . at ft. Hi. flUf) UJ. 4r tviVia ir Kkuiuui City 65- ft t.i- a ia yw - lis. y uu ri Ism Aa$im ir fc'uct Woctb. t'ity t xtei itucutoa a r Vit Mhittfgtitu !r:20- p fa tiU ft- s - i m Ua p m. tiri- it m i ';i '3 p m t- . GuiS p n (u-ii- & ci Ji-JS p btltit ttHtUtt CilUW tOtJSiWIla.- mtmto Cu t ration uad iM tutu,, Si iinilf, Nffwr Uriefi.01. ami VVauyUMs-tfUiU. CUuiav rbuUwatr '-rtMiiifti ftud ouath Auum-tuft. or ftf.Utrt TICKETS . TO ANtFRtm,A.LL POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE St Paiiv fo ai HiSBSspsSi, AN POIKTS KAS-t Tlifotwii Faiaco mmI Tiwi-fot Sleeiim 1AILV TltAlNS.-FASTTlMB. iTac HeXea, FoMen atui FuQ forei retfanlf&f tideeta, rorrtev etc, call an or addreea i. W. PHALfiN, Tii.ll, UtCKStiJT ot a t2t TKR& STREET, PBRTLSJtS A. B. C, liKffNSSTON, . W. V. A. 812 .Flnit A ventw. SKA Tt'LE, Wasa OREGON Showtime Union Pacific ro EAST The O R, J4, Gives tire Choice; of DAILY TWO VIA the mm um mi TO Salt L, Denver? - rrtaeia Chlrafjo rril KtMM City. THE W kiiMii TO Stoke n Mlnneapol St. Paul nt Grticaao. 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