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Newspaper Page Textbis! " AftfclaWo rrcjiaralionforAs- I Pfomoles Digeslion.Cheerfur' iL9SanlHesl.Contains neillter Opium.Morphine norlliiicraL KOrAHCOTIO. oflMlfSiMUELPtTCIOR Apoftci Remedy forConstlpa tlon . Sour Slomach.Diarrlwca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss of Sleep. , pac Siiuilo Signature of VKWYOHK. ?rCWTu n L WW- PROPRIETORS A fair share of the publlo pat ronage ununited. To tbe Farm en we will pa; the highest amrket prloe for fat cattle, hogs mi shfep. Bbop on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Wilt Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL ThelUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York, Ml lrmi of life, Endowment and Gold Bond Policies and Annuities. Guaranteed value ltd ritei furniined by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Gap Closed The operation of 'through trains be tween San Francisco and Lofl An geles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on , .March 31, 1901 ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throogn Trains Dally. The J Line Limited leaving each wrminal early In the morning equip ped wih elepant cafe and parlor cars, will make daylight tripe through the moat picturesque, varied and enter Wniofr, Keuea on the continent , Inquire of agents of the., South ern 'acific. orvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tim? card no. aa 1 lor iqj Mf Trail It-. Albany 12:4.1 P M We. 0,rvAlll 10 P M VriTea aqulna.... iM PM 1 Ratundnf LeaTei Yaqnlna 7K A M tM CorvallU n-M A M AttItm Alk.n. lo.lh P M P tot Detrolt-J live Albany 1.-00 P M ArrlTea Letrolt S:46 P M iom Ietrtlt 1avea Tlrtroit 80AM - - auwuf,,, . ( t II W A A'l ,rahi and 4 arrive In Albany In time -'Ktith the S Paonthbonnd tralnas w ' " "T three hmrt in Albaa bel irmre ot a 1 north hound train. n,i ll Alkim .L. Jl.t M.,lm t TPwt and .llaiit beachea. I'eirnit. Breitrabnah and other SIUQ Mnrb ilk..r 1 A)n twi fc Z ' ""' ,a- P. south bonn'd train I l rea-hina; Detmit at 9:45 p m H.u.UMMVH Y J ' EDWtN.8TONE, T H T' P.VER Albany UJCUON13K Anant UurralUs. i, ' THt OINTAUH BOMhNf K TOUR OITY. iiBitiiJwiiheapfan CASIO For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loam and Insurance. Dealer In Harvesting Machinery, Imple ments. Also have storage room at reasonable rates. Office 506 Willamette St lile are noia Heady for Business With the best equipped plant In tbe state for steam-oiuauiug and dyeing olotbee. Special machinery for clean ing, dyeing and finishing ladies' dress goods. Give us a call. Marx hteam cleaning and Dyb inq Works. Office 5n6 Willamette street, opposite Guard ollloe. Your personal olothing sponged and pressed for (1.00 per month. Lane County Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON Established in 1883. Oldest Bank.in the County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. C. HOVEY, President L. G. HUL1N, Cashier B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier. FIRST- National Bank Ol F.ugene. o.ih r..h Can It. I 860.000 Surolua h : 860,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKINO BUSINESS A nn on rpaaroahle terms. . e;u drafts on Chicago, Han Franoiao,) and fort- bills ol eicnanw aom on ,i.ri- Denoaita received suDiec. w euoc "" ""ST- . .- . -ni All ooUeotlone mumwj w m - prompt attention. T Q Hnmaiczt, P. E. PsonoBAsa, L. H. FoTTSS Assistant, rnatdsnt. S B Baku, Vloe Pnaideiit EDGEJiE LOAH and savi; Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Up Cath tip!Ul Surplus $50,00! 25.0C aoTio on ravona.it te.m.. Dralte lamed on the principal cities Ol the Depo.lt whan Klt IVMA inoo. mm (gllMtlmia rlve our frompl altentloo. mi. u,a nnnntv Wamnia tuf tik w I. mow., Praikleat f.W. 0BU. e. a rami. Vice PratH'a' l',i 3 1 II t is ni M AW HGSEAHK Ha?e Struck Oil. Mtktle Chrbk, Or, Oct 6. The prospect far striking oil here In lay ing quantities .re very go-vl. Th company returned drilling operation last Thursday and are unw down ItiOO feet aud expect to go GOO feet further If neceevary to fl'rt oil in paving quantl ties. A good grade of oil lias been suu.'k aud evory pumpfull emptied shows it to be on the Increase. The Company expect to strike nil any hour now. The drillers, Mesers Foater and Marsh state that the oil is or better grade than that found In the IiskerfHeld dlmrlot of California. It has a strong tarnh odor and burus readily when igulted. Tbe oit zns are Jubllautand are con fident that in .the near future Myrtle Creek will become a prominent oil producing polut Junction Ciiy Hews. Tlmca. Oct, 4. Mrs U F Hklpworth has been quite sick. She Is threatened with pneumo nia; Clint RranBtetlei has purchased the Lathy Read property occupied by C O Uillett. Mr Gillett rented the Russell property and it was therefore an ex change of residences. . , School commenced on September 22, with an enrollment of V-3, which increased to 132 by tbe following Mon day. The enrollment lias Increased quite a good deal since last Monday. An Inspector from the Booth-Kelly Co, iuspeoted the lot of plies on the east side of the track Saturday. Of the 80,000 feet only 100 feet were rejected. bis is an unusually good average and he inspector staled that they were the finest lot of iplles be ever passed on. - City Property for Sale Hendbices' Adduios to Eugene To those desirina to purchase citv lots. I have laid out an addition on the south aide of tbe oitj ard north of College Hill Park. nave mu lots in mis addition, and am Uing them very low ao as to enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of these lots is from $60 up. Exjas Stkwabt Addition to Eugene I have some very desirrable lots in this addition, in the very heart of the olty and within a few blooka of Willrtmette street, Wbiteakeb's Addition to Ecqexe I have a few lots in this addition within two blocks of the First National Bauk. College Htu. Pabx I have 100 lotB In this addition, The prioe now la $50 each. W will advauoe the price soon. We expect College Hill Park to beoome tbe most deferable resi dence property in or near tbe oity. Hendbiokb' Addition to College Hill Pabk We have 70 iota for sale oheap in thlB addition; also 40 or 50 aoreB of very choioe fruit land. I have on this place lJuo young prone trees, abont 4U0 Burtlett pear trees, and 200 black walnnt treea, also apples. plnms and Bmall ftuits. 1Mb piaoe Hub a good farm hcuHO, bnrn and out-houses, and a moat Dcaniuui snouroan piece or prop. erty. It is known bb the Looust Hill fsrji, and there is no place in the Btatemore beautifully and pleasantly situated. 1 am not In real estate Daemons aB a easi ness we sell oar own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Any one deairing to purchase any of this property will find me at the iret National Bank. 1 will De pleased to ahow property and give prices. Imiqlit ex change Bonis of tbis property for good timber land. Come and see me. Encjclopaeaia for Sale. Tue Guard (tiers a teu-vuiunie Amerioaiilzed Encyclopaedia Brllannl ca for sale. There are 690'i pages of tbe work, 96ooljred maps of t-tnii's and mnrrles ana numerous riu i runout. It Ib dumbly bound lu sheep and has been well used. In this condeneatirnof the Urllanlca especial paius were taken, as ine name indicates, to give special preierenoe m sul jtois of American interest, at tbe same time pruning long aud prolix articles of all superfluity, though not materially curtailing the presentation ofdesirable facte. This encyclopaedia has been In con stant use for several years. It Is otter ed for sale fur the sumoieut reason that the office has been BUpplled with a complete Krltaunlca with a five-volume American supplement," Notice to Bridge Builders. Sealed bids are requested for con truoting a county bridge aoross ine Coast Fork river at Cottage Grove, acoordlng to the plans and speoiflca tlons and strain diagrams to be fur nished by the county surveyor and to be kept at his offloe In Eugene. Bids to be .pened by the county nnnrt and surveyor October 15,. 1902, at 2 o'clook p to. The 6 per cent deposit required by law must accompany each bid. C M COhLIKR, County surveyor, Lane w, uregon. Dated Sept 22, 1002 A Boy's Wild Ride tor Life. win, fntniiv around expecting him .ml .,n r in nn tor lire, la uiiita to eel Ut rung's iew uiscovcry n,; ,u,.,iioii. nuu In and coius, w n Hrowo, or l,bv,iib, mu, c... death's agonlea from aithma, but tli.- wnnderful medicine gave insian. I' ll, f and soon our. d him. He write-: "I now sWp eiut,dly ev ,ry nigh'. ' Ike marvel'iui ouiee oi annum ;m" , nneumnrila. br"'.iilll,0"Ugh and gv prove Its inatchli-ss ui. rU for all thr; t ind luni truulilea. Guaranteed liot'l ; 50C and $1. Trial Untie free at W L Lie Lano'a drug store Suburban Property For Sale. 30 cr Iu6orl0cre tract, lb andisfirlc! . looted l than mile from tb . , o- ..nice, ld--. I "idi: ! site. , This land can be bought much chfB. er than town lots, and to the pi buying the On tract aud building same a ajwclal Inducement on prb w;l - made. VS 1LI.AML1HI Vl.IkV I.A-l'0 Hotel Arrivals. TUB SMKEUK. T K Bberldan, Boeeburg J H Thatcher, Bine River Kbt LI lee, Crow Milton Idles, Crow F W IUUtou, B F John F Brooks, Minneapolis Fieri J Hlaknley, BoeoLu.g A P UHrtereworlh, Harrleburg E Lee Hall, BoeloD J Plncus, Portland C F Zilkey, Lorane J f Brooks, Mlnueapolls li J Klohards, Beattle 8 W Wiley, Grants Pass Cllve Major, M D, Grants Pass A M Boss, Bprlngfield F- W Duuue, Portland G W Kills, Portland E Columbus, H F H N Plttehaul, Duluth, Minn C Mllbur, Blue River Jos Campbell, Hoseburg Juo I.oomls, New Yoik W W Olanviile, Rochester, N V J J Hall, Chicago A F Bowerman, Conn HOFFMAN HOOSK. W H Reufro, Fall Creek J F Ball W F Cilbert, Prluevllla Austin Root, Mohawk E K ElWwurth and wf, Wendllng J M Ci.ftmau, Hsuramento Clyde Whltlors, San Francisco L G Reid, Astoria C O Miller . T O Anderson J W Btarr, Brownsville E J C Clayton and wf, Ponlsnd J W Bailey, Helena J O Russell, Goldetidale, Wash Chas OUen, Seattl) B A Rosenthal and wf, N Y B Beldner, 8 F R A White, 9 F Julius Low, Porilacd C L Fltohard, Independence W A Tough, NY ' W T Evans, Bhaniko The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.Sample room SOxDO foet, well equipped. Rates 1.00 and $2.00 per duv. A Parson's NoWe Act. "I want all tint world to know,1 writes Rev C J Budloug, of Ashway U I, "what a thoroughly good aud re liable lueillclue I found in Electric Bittern. They cured me of jaundioe aud liver troubles that had caused me great sull'eriug for many years. For a gunuiue, bll.arounil oure they exoei anything I ever saw." Eloutrlo Bitters are the surpiite of all for their wonder ful work iu liver, kidney and atomaoh troubles. Don't fall to try them. Only 10 cents. Srtlsfuotion guaranteed by W L Do Lauo. : Storage, Storage, Storage. Geo. T. Hall and Hons publlo and private warehouse now ready for all kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain, merchandise and household good". We want three or fout thousand bush els of oats. Hall aud Bon. . . J . JL . fiears tlio IS: !.:.' V. :: Ms Al.1' 3lgiifvtnro The Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER, 50c Eugene, Oregon GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. TITE mont importaot imi-roveuient of the ago in the art of penmanr-hip, uakiut? the pooroiit writer a spIeudKl peauian m a lew weeks uy the uae of thin ririK, Kndonietl by promlneut (olleua rrofn cntH and Hoards of Kducatlun in Eitr(iie and America. Haniple dozen assorted sizes sent pout paid for -jLll, sinttle sample ;ic When urderuiff a sin'o rmg, stave belli or for man, wotuaQ.or clilid. PENN MFG SUPPLY CO. No. 119 b. Fourth Street, PHILADELPHIA. a... jjr. i. .t .a.-.. 4.X. A.. Coming, Coming. October . 9 and 10 Parker Opera House MiM Georgia Harpor and her excellent company presenting the Lyric Queen . . . AND . . . Eeast Lynne. St'ilt.4 Oil place. sale at usual PRICES 25. 5(; : J 75c. WHITEAKER'S FAMOUS RIDE He Sped Across the Continent to Elect a Democratic Speaker, Oraponlan: The most romantlo in cident lu Governor Whlteaker'. life and what brought him most promi nently before the country was his famous ride by special train from Oak. land, Cal, to Washlngt.u. Tills ride gave opportunity to all the papers in the country for satire aud humorouB badinage. While elected to the 4titb congress Mr Whlteaker dlj nol repair to the soeue of his duties in time to join lu the organization of the House. In Maroh the Democrats discovered that to etteot their ends one mora vote was needful and that vote must be ready on the 18:h of Maroh. Mr Whlteaker had already sailed from Portland ou the steamer Elder (or Ban Francisco. When the Elder cast anobor oft Folsom street at 9 o'clock on the nic ruing of the 1-th, of Maroh, 1879, the agent of the Central Paolflo oame out lu a Whitehall boat and Informed Mr Whlteaker that the national committee had a special tralo In waiting at the Oakland Mole. He left the ship with his hand baggage and was rowed ashore. The ferryboat had been kept In readiness and 30 minutes later Congressman Whlteaker was speeding eastward In an attempt to overtake the overland train which had 25 hours start. After tbe fastest trip aoross the con tinent on reoord at that time he readi ed the capltol ou the morning of the 18th in time to oast tho decisive vote for the speaker. Tbe cost of this train whs over $1500 and the New York Times of March 24 contained a ling and saroastlo artlole on the expedleu's of the Democratic party. Gov Wblteuker was always a sup porter of home Industry and many of his official papers advocate the Intro duotlon of a system of manufactories for the working up of Oregon products. This Is Inoorreot In several partlou lar'. The congressman-elect was at his home at Pleasant Ulll when the Congressional Domooratlo committee deolded that his presenoe was dotlra ble at Washington to assist In the elec tion of a Domooratlo speaker of tbe house of representatives. The Weekly Guard of March 15, 1879, gives the particulars of the Ore g in part of the trip. Ed Guard. "Hon John Whlteaker, congress man-elect from this slate, left his home lu this ouuuly Friday the 7 . li Inst, for Washington. A d isnatoh was received here ooutalulng the Information of an extra session of oongieas, and a oar rlage was at ones tecured, and started for Mr Whllenker's homo on Pleasant Hill. Within 16 luluutes after the ar- Ival of tbe oarrlugs, he had dolled bis granger bablliiiieniH, bade farewell to his rumily, aud was rolling along to wards Eugene. Here a speotal train from Portland mot blm, aud he was soon whirling along on his way to Portland:. Arriving mere about 8 o'clock In the morning, he was con veyed on board the steamer Elder, wblou sailed a oo'closk."j CLASSIFIED COLDffi, Notlcea under thta head not to exoeod five lnes,50 oenta per, week; $1 60 a month) Vl per year. For Sale. FOU HALE. A Good Jersey mlloli cow. Enquire at No 195 Wee1. B'.h street, corner of Lawr. noe. COW FOR BALE. Jersey oow for ale. Call on or ad,) roes D E Bar rett, oorner Etat 14 b aud Ferry streets, FOR BALK. Hlook sheep 76 head of ewes, 1ft head of lambs and 4 bucks. Will sell cheap. Address P O 11 ,x 180, Junction city, Oreg. bOR BALE. A fl-ie residence for sale at a bargain. Imjuiru of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs tleelop on I lie oorner of Filth and Lawrence atreolt. Help Wanted. GIRL WAN'l I' l'.- f"r a tieral house work. Call (i lr J V Kas, 744 Willamette ,nt. Lost and Pound. LOHT. A Guard c.irlers mute list. Please tetnrn to lliisoflloe. Miscellaneous. ROOMB TO LET. Inquire of Mrs, Btraud Long at her dressmaking par lors on Willamette street. RErtlDENCE FOR REN I'. A oom modlous seviintei'ii-rixnn residence on Bouth Willamette sttret for rent Apply at this . flhv. Xew Addition to Eugene. R F Baker i l ve platted the R F Bcotl laud coi ! ingof32 lot. situ ate two blooka a .U'l, 'if thi Putterson school bill I r! nr. I ',' re desirable Ma and at- furaal ..we a r.ul le prices, For fn-'ier I-' 'n el: on H F Hakkb, : nil r. .. N II W -i Ninth etievl l ur Snle Cheap. a p. 4-. i f A rk Ins .-I slndirii'l, ' t d , n imn an in r ..K -inK, rtnerlll'. Office, BUBINKH8 OAK DH ATTOKNKYS-AT LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW Cotlaotloue a specialty. Jttioe Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Otlke Over Firat National Bank. Kcouie, Ubeqon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEYATLAW Otfioe-One. half block south of OhrUmau ) lock Kvoeve, Obmob. E K SKIPWOETH, JOHN M PIPES SK1PWOKT11 & PIPES ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will practioa In all the Court', Edqene Obboon. HBLMUS W THOMPSON OUAB A HAKDl T UOMrsON A HARDY, ATTOllNKVa-AT-LAW. Ottioe-In Firat Nttoai.l Bukllialldiuff. 1'raoUoe In &U the court. Kuoini, OutuoN. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. OHico Over Kukodo Loan k BaviiiRt heuik. KuKene, Urutiou. G KO, 13 DORRIS, AITORNEY & COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will nractioe In all the oourta of the Second Judicial Din trie t and in the Supreme Court of the state; S(ecial attention given to ooliecUoni and niatten in pnibate, UlUuo-Kirat National Hank Bldg. Houuis 1. 2 and 8, tohn M. Elmuaaon Leon R. Ed in union EDUUNSON 4EDMUN30N. ttorney a- At-Law. jVractice In all the oourta. Collection! a apeel alty. arOiiioe-Uvor Loan & Saving! Bank, KUGENK, OUKUON. H ERBEUT LEIOll AS3AYER AND MKTALLUIIOIST Eocene Ohiooh Boat equ!pod Aiuay laboratory In tha State. Prompt and reliable return guaranteed. Wurkiut; teata made on oro aamplea of one to fifty pounds to determine tho moat suitable method of troatiueut. MEDICAL. JJAINB A KUYKENDALL, PHY8ICIAN8 AND 8UROEON8. Otlicea In Eugene Loan A Savings Bank Building. Siocu.1 attuntlon to ornery and aurgioal di enaeaof woman. QE EORGE O'B DeBAR, M. D. PHYSICIAN and BURCiEON. rlnua Uaila Bank. lUaldonoe No liHO L'aarl atnet. attended to day or night. OU18 E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ollloe in Iioan A Saving bank building, Room Hpeuial attention Klven to laud and matters. Eugene, Oregon. 8 LTJOKEY, JEWELER. Vi atohoe and (Jloeka Repaired, KCOERB, OllEOOK yyil a BIDDLK, 1 DI'NTIST, Offloe On Ollvs street, Hixth streets ono block hotel between weat of Filth sad Minnoaot. II! PA01FIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Lateat LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES, ALBERT J CARON, (lea At, Portland. Or M WILLI AJM, Local Agt, ugene, or Bankers Life Association , of Dti Molrui, Iowa, , , i Salt Iniarancc Low Ratri Special FuturtiJ that pltait buay mi., Ralecardi at Firat Nitloaal Btsk and Loan and Saving. Bank. F. American All e?,lori. rant at vie. all TKi. wnr ilK every pit'ti "rtonoy re fv..icl d - four wueKs' t I a 1 If nnriol t. .lot aatla. I' ;lr -r." 4! v' lobl ft'f clou lor. e ' , ' I wliore In A e v erjr Aiaer In. UooV. r.,rt'- '1 MovKsr lli ain. uf tui;i!y. Kalamazoo Corset CompanyMaKcrs BCoi lllcil amaioo, Michigan SOLD BY AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE Eugene, Oregon SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE -in. Kava .KuB. na for 1 urtland and war tationsat 8:Ut. nil 1:4'-' p m. I 1 .-rliiuid e4) a m tm . in Vi: a m t:(J p m 7rl5 p ill 8:80 p ra 1:15 a m l'.'im a m IS u 8;U a m Klu-eue Aj Adhloud Ar Macrautanto Ar buu fe'riuiuiaou Ogden Denver Kansas Uity Chicago 6M a a Wit a m 'JM a m 9.-00 a a 7:23 a in 7;ifi a ax 7M a m Mlia lit Angeles El l'sso Fort Worth City of Mexico Ituttaton New Ortoams Washington New York l-Sts p m 6KX) p m 6:30 a to 9'Jti a m 4:110 a m 62$ p m 6M a m 12 A3 p m 7M a m 900 n m 630 a m M a m 4 KM) a m 6:26 p m 6:42 a m 12M a lVlluiau D(1 Tourist can on both tnuun, Ohair can Hacra mento to URilen and Kl Paao, aud ouriat can t ChioaK Ht Louis, New Orleani ana Wafihiuiiton, ConuectiDK at Ban Fraa ciaooawith Mveni tteaniatiip liuea for Honolulu, Jaian. (.'hina, liilliptnafl, 'Jeutral and Buutlt America. Sea Mr'L G Adair, agent at KiRen or auiirea W. E. COM AN U PA TorUand TICKETS TO AND FROM .ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Paul,. Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicsgi AND POINTS E9T ThrnURli Palace and Tourist Sleepers I'lnmg anil lluupt bmoklna Libra;. Ua DAILY Til AINS; FAST TIME. For Pntoa, Fuldera and Full Inform. reKardiiifi ticket , routes etc, call on or addiae J. W. PHALON, T p a II DICKSON..OT a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTUXD A. B. O. DENNI8TON, O. W. V. A. Mi Fint Aveuue. SEATTLE, Wash T(3 THE EAST TheBO. R.t N. Give :thr;CholceI'of THREE 1RA1MSJ DAILY TWO VIA ' THE OREGON SHORT LIME vo SIULk, Danvar, Omaha, Chlrago and Kanaaa City. ; ONE THE iGREJiTi KORTHERI RT. - . T. . Snekana. MlnnaapolJia St. (Paul and Chicago. Ocean Hteamers leave Portland every ' 6 Day. for SAN FRANCISCO. Boat, leave Portlaud dally for all Wll lamette and Colum t ia River Point. Monthly Hteamers to China and Japan For full Information oall ou or I dress nearest O. R. tk N. Tick, or addreea, A. L, CRAIQ. Oen'l Paeeenger Agent, Portland, O Yonr attention (s called to the "PIONKFB I.I M ITEII" tralna ef tha "CH H'ACO. MIL WAUKKK A BT PAUL KA1I.ROAD.J " I lie only liarfect tralna In the w. rl ." Yon will Hnl It le.lral.le ti, rids n thta Traina when (roln to any point la th Eastern Htatn, or Canada, 'I n xnina. with all Transom tlnratad Tralna and al ticket Audits sail tl keta. For furthsr mlorn.stlon, pamphle'a, at aak any Tick A treat mI .1 W. CASEY m H S BROWNR, ; Trav PassAaent. General Airaal' A , a POUILAND, orJo.