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CIk Story of an 1 African Tarmi Continued fnnn t'lrtt Poye vaoclng lo tbt kltcneo; coffee la liber ally banded round, and amid a pro found osatlon awl the firing of -uns tbe bora waaoa drawa op. aod tba Wedding party alight. Brlda and bride groom, wltb tbelr attendant, march aolemnlv to tba marriage chamber, where bad sol bos ara decked out In wbita wltb emit of ribbon and artlU rial flowcre and where oo row of cbalra tba party solemnly acat them selves. After a time bridesmaid and beat man rlaa and conduct In with ceremony each Indlrldual guest to wish success and to klaa brlda and bride groom. Tbva tba feast la aet on the table, and It la almost aunaet before tba dlsbes ara cleared away ami tba pleaaure of tba day basrina. Everything la removed from tba treat front room, and tba mud floor, mctl ruhhed wltb bullock'a blcod. glla Uu lik polished mahogany. Tba fe rn portion of tba assembly flock lulo the aide room a to attire tbem eel' f tor the evening and relKaue clad In vhile mualln aud gay wltb bright ribbon., and brans Jewelry. The danc ing tx glue aa the Unit tallow candle are stiici up about the walla, the music coiulug rom a couple of fiddlers In a corner o. ibe room. Brhla and brtdo grooui 01 Hi the ball, and the floor la aoon covirnd with whirling couples, and every oue'a aplrlta rlaa. Tba bridal pair mingle ireely In the throng, and tier and tbeiv a mimical man alnga vig orously aa he rni hla partner through the "Ulue t itter" or "John Hperl wlg," boy abo t and applaud, aud the enjoyment ant. confusion are lotenae till 11 o'clock comes. I!;- tltls time tba children who awarui In ilie side roouia are not lo be kept .quiet longer, even by bunchea of broad and cake. There la a general bowl and wail tlmt rise yet higher than the scraping of Addles, and mothera rush from their partnera to knot-a mall head together and cuff little nursemaid! and force the waller down Into unoccupied corners of beds, under ladles aud behind boxes. In half an hour every variety of childish auore la beard on all aides, and It baa become perilous to raise or aet down foot In any of the side rooms lest a small bead or hand should lie crushed. Now, too, the busy feet have broken the solid coatlug of the floor, and a cloud of One dust arises that makes yellow halo round the candles and aeta asthmatic people coughing and grows denser till to recognise any one on tbe opposite aide of tbe room becomes Im possible, and a partner's face la aeen through a yellow mint. At 12 o'clock tbe bride Is led to tbe marriage chamber and undressed. Tbe lights are blown out, aud ILe bride groom Is brought to the door by tbe best mau, who gives him tbe key. Then the door la shut and locked, and tba revel rift higher than ever. There la no thought of sleep till morning and no anoccupled spot where sleep may tie found. It waa at thla stage of tbe proceed ings on the night of Tnuf (tannic' wedding that Lyndull sat near the doorway In one of the side room to watch the dancers aa they appeared and disappeared In the yellow cloud of dust Uregory sat moodily In a corner of tbe large dauclng room. Ills llttlo betrothed touched his arm. "I wImIi you would go and auk I.) n dull to duuoe wltb you," aha said. "Mho must be so tired. She has sat still the whole evening." "I have asked ber three Union," re plied her lover shortly. "I'm not go ing to be her dog aud creep lo her feet. JiMt to give her the pleasure of kicking uie-uot for you, Km, nor for anybody else." ''Oh, I didn't know you had naked ber, Greg," aald bis little betrothed humbly, aud she went away to poor out coffee. Nevertheless some time after Greg ory fouud be bad shifted so far rouud the room aa to lie clone to tbe door where Lyndnll sat. After standing for some time he Inquired whether be might not bring her a cup of coffee, (the declined, but still he stood on (why should he not stand there aa well a auywhere elite?), and tlicu he stepped Into the bedroom. "May I not bring you a stove, Mlsa I rndall, lo put your feet on r" 'Thnnk you." II o sought for one' nnd put It under her 'cot. "J here Is a draft from thnt broken window. 81. all I stuff sometlilug In tbe a nc T" "No. ve want air." GreK ry looked round; but. nothing else silt, xting Itself, he snt down on a box on I opioslte sldo of the door. Lyndall t ; before htm, her chin rest lug In her hand. Her eyes, steel gray by day, L it black by night, looked through the doorway Into tbe next room. After a duie he thought she bad entirely forgi (ten hla proximity, and be dared to In.. .ct the little hand and neck a he nev. r dare. I when he waa In momentary dti J if the eves being turned upon bin . "he n dressed In black, which ev iie-.l to M';e her yet farther from the while iltt.l gewgawed women about her. and the I Hit bands Were white, aud the diamond ring glit tered. Where had she got that rlng lie ucot forward a little and tried to decipher the letters, but the candlelight wa loo faint When be looked up. her eye were fixed on him. Nh waa looking at blm not. Gregory felt, aa ahe bad ever looked at him before; not a though be were a stump or a atone that chance had thrown In ber way. Tonight, whether II were critic ally or kindly or unkindly, he could not tell, but she looked at blm. at the man, Gregory Hoc, with attention. A vague elatlou pl!-d blm. lie clinched hla flat tight to thiuk of some good Idea be might ei-prvau to her. but of all those profound things he bad pictured himself aa saying to ber. wbeo be sat aloue la tbe daub and wattle house. Dot one cam. He aald at last: "These Boer dauces are very low things." And then, aa soon as It hsd gvue from Mm. he thought It was not a clever remark and winked it back. Before Lyndall replied Km looked In at tbe door. "lib. corner sb aald. "They are go ing to bav tbe cuahiou dunce. I do not want to klsa any of tlicae fellows Take me quickly." She slipped ber band luto Gregory' arm. "It so dusty. Km. yon care to dance any morr be ai..d without rising. "Oh. I diHot mind the dust, and the dancing rest me." But he dkl sot move. "I feel tired. I do nol think I shall dauce again," he sal. I Km withdrew bar hand, and a young farmer came to the door a ad bora br . - . "I have ofteii Una- ' id" reimrked Gregory, but l.yndai; l.a. ri"i. "I am tired," .t.e m.i.l "I wotidt-r where Waldo la. lie n.'. x take m borne. These pcopu- wi'i n-.t leave oj till morning. I m: It Is 3 al ready." She made ber way i v i ui f!dj!-r and a bench full of Hr-1 ii:i'--n aud passed out at the front : r Cm ue "stoep" a gronp of rso-u an boys were amoking, peepleg In a? 'L window and cracking coarse Joke. Waldo wa certainly not soon t!iei. a. -id she made ber way to Ue carta nil wngons drswa np at eoiue d:atau.e fruu tbe nomas teal "Waldo," ahe said. i-ir:-tr Into a Urge cart. "U that you? I urn no dazed wltb the tallow catidh-a I se uothing." He bad made himself a plate be tween the two seats. She climbed up and sat on the stoplii Boor tj front. "I thought I should nnd y..o here." she aald. drawing lur i. i.i tip about ber shoulders. "You must tuke me borne presently, tut not u. Hbe leaned her head on the seat near to hla, and they lUtt-n. d In tiih-nce to tbe fitful twaiu'r-i of n.e i.ddles as tbe night wind Lore It fr.i i the farm bouse and to the t-eax-iei rt,u. of the dancers and the -la of k.vsi laugh ter. She stretched out her utile bund to feel for V.. "It la to nice t- !!s h n noise," ahe Fuld. "1 1 strange life Leniin- u, i like to realize fuinm f I like mine." Hhe die-.v if tLat to feel that -v..';l me. 1 :' u'teily uu 1 l-refitU. i hll;:l!l and I Mo eruwli to- "When my own life fi l am oppreaaed with 11. I ilk gether and aee It In a i Instant, a multitude of unlike ptiaaes of huuuiii : j re, la no : -.-connected Ufa a tne- dlaeval monk with I.N ''li, of bend pacing the quiet orehnid and looking up from the grass at hit feet to the heavy fruit trees; l!tr!e Maby boy playing naked on a Hl.lnlnit &.-nlntti'U; a Hindoo philosopher i...iih iiii.Iit his banyan tree, thlnklnu. 1 1 ti k i us.-, think ing, no that In the t.iu : .t ( fjod he may lose blcmclf . i tivop ( r.-wt lianu llana dressed lu uhlte. v.-iiU crowns ot Tine leaves, dan.-'.n hIoiii; the li. l:an streets; a martyr on the ul'I:t of hla death looking throuub the narrow win dow to the sky and feeling th.it already be baa tbe wlugi il.nt cluill U:ir him up" (ahe moved her l.;uiil d.euiniiy over her face); "u;i epicurean discount ing- at a Kouinn I ith to a ktwit of hit disciples on the nature of t.uppilieK; a KaHlr witch doctor m-d iui: fur herbs by moonllKht, while frm tli.i lulls u the hillside come the fc.iuiid of dns barking and the voices i f wmiien and children; a mother K'ui.'i-- luva.l and milk to her chlldien in h;t!e wotiilen baslus and slnciug the i-veniu,; kouz. 1 like to see It r.U. 1 f. t'l It run through me. That Itf.i IhIhis to me lt makca my little life lart'e. It break down the narrow wall that tfliut ine In." She sigbod and drew a lone breath. "Have you made any phiu?" she asked him presently Tea," be aald, the wi.r.ls coming lu Jets, wltb pauses between: "I wiil take tbe gray mare. I wl! i .a vol first. I will see tbe world, iluu 1 will find work." "What workr "I do not know." Hbe made a liltle Immanent morc aient. "That Is no plan t.nv. 1. see the world. And work!. If you : Into the world aimless, without R de:lnlte oli ject, dreaming, drenmln.;. v. mi will be deflultely defeated, l.n:ntoo7.h'd, Imrrk ed this way aud that. Iu the eiul you will stand with your biaurifol life nil spent and nothing to show 'I hey talk of genius. It Is nothing but th:--that a mau kuows what he .a', "do iie-t and does It aud nothing el-e. VSai lo '' l." said, knitting her littie f.inrers closer among hla, "1 wish 1 could helji you. 1 wish I could make yuu -u tlu.t you must decide what you will be and do. It does Dot matter what you choose. Be a farmer, business man, artist. What you will, but Know your aim and live for that one tiling We huve only one life. The aci-rct of sucee-s N con centration. Wherever there t.m been a great life or a great imr. Unit has gone before. Taste everyihli.j; a little, look at everything a little, l.ui live for oue thing. Anything Is (...--ible to a man who kuows Ills end r. nd moves straight for It. and for it nlot e. 1 will show you what 1 mean," site said ton claely. "Words are k'i t li you con dense them luto picture. "Suppose a woman, y -uitii;. friendless as I am, the weakest thlu .-n (iod' earth. But ahe must n.a;:e I. or .way through life. Whut she Hotild be she cannot be because she Is a u i:iiati, ho he look carefully nt lie;o.f nnd tho world about her to see here her path must be mad". There Is no ore to help ber. She nitirt help hers. ," Sue looks. These things site li:ii-f. n .'l voice, rich In subtle liitenaf !..u: n fair, very fair face, with n p.mvr of r. ii it, tint ing In Itself nnd j:lvitij; e es-ioti to fiH-llngs that othei v I.-.- m-t-i In e Ix-eti dtsslpatis In words; a tare ;.ower of entering luto other lives ui.nl.e her own hnd iutultlveiv r- . .!;u - them right. These qualities bi.e tuts, (low ahall she use them? A poet, a writer, need only the men tal. What use has hi- fir a beautiful body that registers clearly incut. il onto tlonT And the palmer v. ants an eye for form aud color, and the musician an ear for time aud tin:", nu I the mere drudge baa no tied f r itanial k'iftfc. But there la one art In which nil she baa would be used, for w hl.h they are all necessary ihc delicate, e.tpresalve body, the rich v ace, the power of mental tranposl!lcn. The actor, who absorbs and then rejects r-nn himself ether human lives, needs the. a nil. but need not much more. This is her cud, but how to reach UV lVfore hur are endlee difficulties. Hens must I u cross ed, poverty must te endured, loneli ness, want. She uiu-t N e.-nt-'ht to wait king before she can cicr. ,.-.-t her f.st upon the path. If she hits u..i lc blun ders In the past. If s': his weighted hereelf wltb a bnrth n n 'ulcit she must bear to the end. she mu-u h.'ir the bur den bravely and labor on. There Is no one In wailing nu t rct. ntatt. c hero. The next world la the pin.-.- f- r that Thla life I too hort I'.y oar et reis we deeper Into life. l b y help ns." She waited for a title. "If she d.ws all this If she wai's puk-uily. If she Is never cast down, newr d.-i'iiirs, ever forgeta her end. moves st-vsht toward It bending men .i;kI Ihlni; moat unlikely to ber pu-is.-t--she must succeed at last Men and t!.iuji are plastic. They part to the u .t and left when one conies auu'nit them mov ing to straight line to oue cad. I kuow It by my owu little :xs flence." he said "Long years mi; I r--'ivnt to be sent to school. It nvn,i-1 a thl'14 utterly out of my pov.. but I wat'ed. I walcbed. I colkvted el. the. 1 t':?. took my place at the s. ho. 1. : . n all waa ready, I bore with n.r fail force on the Boer woman, aa l e 4 n e at last It was a smalt that.-, but .f la made np of small thlr.-s. n l built up of Cell. What has p.c.i doae In (mail things can be d, tie la i ir;-. baU be." she aald s .filv U I s teneii To him the wonts were u con fession. glluuc Into the stroll (.rood, rrstk-sa bean of the woman. Tbey were general words with gen eral application. lie looked up Into the sparkling sky wltb dull eyea. "Yes." be aald; "but when w lie and think and think wa aee that there la nothing worth doing. Tbe mnl verse la so large, and man la no small" Sh shook ber bead quickly. "But we must not thick to far. It Is madneaa; It la a. disease. We know that no man's work la great and stands forever, aloaea la dead and tbe propb eta. and the books thai our grand moth er fed on tba mold la eating. Tour poet and painter and actor before the aboata that applaud them bare died their names grow strange; they are milestones that tbe world baa paased. Men have aet their mark on mankind forever, a tbey thought, but time haa washed It out no It baa washed ont mountains and continent." Sbe raised herself on ber elbow. "And what If we could help mankind and leave tbe traces of our work upon H to the end? Mankind la only an ephemeral blossom on tbe tree of time. There were other before It opened; there will be others after It baa fallen. Where waa the man In the time of the dlcynodont and when hoary monsters wallowed In the mud? Will be be found In the eons that are to come? Wa are sparks, we are shadow, w are pollen, which the next wind will carry away. We are dying already. It la all a dream. "I know that thought When tbe fever of living la on us. when the de sire to bocomo, to know, to do, is drtv- 1 lug li mad, we can use It aa an ano dyne to still the fever -and cool our beating pulses. But It Is a poison, not a food. If w live 00 It It will turn our blood to Ice. W might aa well be doaiL We moat not, Waldo. want your life to be beautiful, to end lu something. You are nobler and strouger tban I," ah said, 'and aa much better a on of God's great an gels la better than a sinning man. Your life must go for something." "Yes; we will work," h aald. Sbe moved closer to him and lay still, hi black curia touching ber smooth little bead. Doss, who bad laid at bis master' side, climbed over tbe bench and curl ed himself up to ber lap. Sbe drew ber skirt up over blm. and the three sat motionless for a long time. "Waldo," ahe aald suddenly, "tbey are laughing at us." . "Who?" b asked, starting np. "Tbey-tbe tars.'" she said softly. "Do you not see? There la a little, mhlto, mocking Anger pointing down at us from each one of them! We are ta'klng of tomorrow and tomorrow, and our hearts are so strong; we are not thinking of something that can touch ua softly In the dark and make us still forever. Tbey are laughing at us, Waldo." Both sat looking upward. "Ik you ever pray V he asked bar In a low voice. "No." "I never do, bat I might wbeo I look up there. I will tell you," be added. In a still lower voice, "where I could pray. If there were a wall of rock on the edge of a world, and one rock stretch ed out far, far Into space, and I stood alone upon It, aloue, with stars above me nnd stars below me I would not say anything, but the feeling would be prayer." There was an end to tbelr conversa tion after that, and Doss fell asleep on Iter knee. At last tbe nlgbt wind grew very chilly. "Ah," she said, shivering, and draw ing the skirt about ber shoulders, "I mn cold. Inspan the horses, and call me when you are ready." She slipped down and walked toward the hotise. Doss stiffly following ber, not pleased at being roused. At tbe door she met Gregory. "I have been kioklng for you every where; may I not drive you home?" b said. "Waldo drive me," he replied, pass ing on. and It appeared to Gregory that she looked at him In tbe old way, with out seeing blm. But before she bad reached tbe door an Idea bad occurred to ber, for she turned. "If you wish to drive me. you may." Gregory went to look for Era, whom be found pouring out coffee In tbe back room. He put hla band quickly on her shoulder. "iou must rid with Waldo; I am going to drive your couainbome." But I can't come Just now, Greg. promised Taut Sannle Muller to look after the things while she went to rest a little." "Well, you can come presently, can't youT I didn't aay you were to come now. I'm alck of this thing," said Gregory, turning sharply on hi beeL "Why must 1 sit up the whole night because your stepmother chooses to get married r "Oh. It' aU right. Greg. I only meant" But be did not hear ber, and a man hnd come up to have hla cup filled. An hour after Waldo came In to look for her and found ber still busy at the table. "The horses are ready," lie aald, "but If you would Ilk to bav one dance more I will wait." She shook ber head wearily. "No, I am quite ready. 1 want to (TO." And aoon they were on the sandy road the buggy had traveled an hour before. Their horses, with beads close together, nodding sleepily aa tbey walked In the starlight you might have counted the rise and fall of tbelr feet in the sand, and Waldo In his saddle nodded drowsily also. Only Em was awake, and watched tbe atarllgbted road with wide open eyes. At hist she spt.ke. "I wonder If all people feel so old, so very old. when they get to be 17 f "Not older than before." said Waldo, sleepily, pulling at hla bridle. Presently sbe said again: "I wish 1 could have been a little child always. You are good then. You are never selfish. You like every one to have everything, but when you are grown upthere are some things you like to have all to yourself. You don't like any one else to have any of them." "Yes." said Waldo sleepily, and ahe did not speak again. When they reached the farmhouse, all waa dark, for Lyndall had retired as soon as they got home. Waldo lifted Em from the saddle, and for a moment sbe leaned ber bead on his shoulder and clung to blm. "You are very tired," he aald aa he walked wltb ber to the door. "Let m go In and light a candle for you." "No. thank you; It la all right" sbe said. "Good night Waldo, dear." But when she went In ah eat long alone In U.e dark. CHAPTER XX. Alt o'rloc In the evenlnn. packins bis ho ti1 lea for the next morning's start. Waldo looked np and waa sur prised to aee Em' yellow head peep Inn In at hla door. It wa many month alnce sh bad been there. 8b aid sb bad made blsn sandwiches for his Journey, and ahe staid awhile to belp blm pnt his good Int the aaddle bar. 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Mv sister v.-iil h-3fj sp tell you also, if you'n-k her.thnt X.&rJfPAt it is a medicine that can n'wavs ' tiiS-?,"v- D oepcn.ica tipon lor a I tho tmilhlpnf lherrenthinrr.Taii I tell all imr neighbor ahout Acker'a English Remcily henevcr I get a chance, and there are plenty of peo ple around Mechanicsville, N. Y., where I live, who would no more think of go ing to bed at night without n bottle of it iu the house than they would of leaving their doors wine open. As I look at it, they allow their children to die under their very eyes with croup, because her is a certain remedy that will conquer the terrible monster every time." Arker'l Rnirtth Remrdv In aoM t .11 that vouf nt.rtff will h. rrinad.d in cm WBIU4 StalM snd Culada. la KoMl.nO, Wt ami hortH lAc angnr fuaraafce, W, IL For Sale by The A PEW INTERESTING FACTS' When peonle are runtcmplaling a trip whethrr on cr.S!n"- "i pleaautv, tliey natuidlly vstit the let acrva-o ob tainable an far as ard, comfo-t and mlety is concerned. Kmplovixa of the Wmnnein Central Lines ate aii In aerve the public and our train are operated so aa In make close ..innro tinn with ili verri liar lines at all junct iiiii . 't., Pullman 1 e flipping and Chair Cars !i trains. on t.. Dining ( - vice unexcelled. jt i'arte. Meali aervi 1 In order In r.t.taia this first rla service, yoi a ask the li. ket agent to a ticket ovrr TEE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES. Direct connections at Chlraa-o so.i Mil- wankrOor all Eastern point. . . For full Information rail on your ii. stent J.-C.Poan. or Jas. A. Cloi t. Oen. Pse. Aft., t corral Aireot. Milwaukee, H is. JU Mark A POPULAR IXK l "aval's celebrated erlting fluid kei in stock at the IsoDi axossi otlioe is now uvtl at the Pest Office, sate k I'oetr, liaakrrs, Tr-arrr Office, leart lleate, ser' Office, C'eurt II Bsc, Sspt. Seueels, leart Ilea, T. II. k t. U. Teagav, Law Office, Smlik llewaaa. Law ttffice, H. Hrkraag it Su, Merchant, 1. O. Brew a, r'araitar IValer, IlilNber fab, I., friaters, Private I'itixeas. The fluid hen first ued 011 paier is ola beautiful lluih g 11 ire but alter ex i.our it turns to s jet black. It will not fade in the hrignteat uii-lichu No setli went is left in the ink well and it dues not lieeoui thick or clotted. Try a bottle of it. J. A. Wksco, Penman & Secretary. of our graduates, and will to thousands Learn iei jl and hov we leach. Verily, EDUCATION PAYS so n'i wi, u.n iiiuiga, oui rwi 27 T ilt 8t deoorttHS pore Lam, .rv lAti-lotne 4)9 Z- K.'ii.ti.t;t. Itltltf No. 4. SJ.vr M ! . h . WV,-i. HT-trliiti; ilTnr.rull j"WWM hMtf .m lroi Stil! Cava, leather, baudaoin and itmnrtle lOUO SI rifwi'ia MaWiin, Aral rlaaa, with nil M.facii iiftns IfcNt SJ li. tf.ilMW, Colt a, 3-cajber, blued r'.tfl. . IftOO S. i;rl, C ItV K-Bht, S-J-4-altisr. JH O'V'Ar (Wnshfjurn), ruaewuol, la- Uu W0 36 Ma-id ilio, very handaoma. Suov 'M Wln' h ter Utpxiting tfhot Oun, 12au iuuO J? lUmtiaMon. d'in1e harwl, bim- lutM-bUtA Uiin, Wor It Kurfo . ...JuO W litov. lt, ta.uaM nuke, lain ur Klllt a ftiit-t (Hid. ICe.aiuKtun, dutlbla bar- wi. imiuene-w auuu Uoida niutc Uo, 14 lach uiw.,tuuf K'QVFV? 30th, 1900. in CAKTf on tlitl UaJ1 ut IWkiuv aibniautir Plain Words when I tell voti that six years ago I was The attack at that time caused terrible move, and to stoop caused interne ui- parents are criminally rcsp msitue wnen (bignedj Mas, ri.ovt rowLta. drnerlnta ander fmsitiT. anar.ntM of failure ftc., oc., anj $i ana ft twin, m Ad. ta. ad m. id.. , anu 4. U'JOkHS CO, PnfriOan, Vcw 1'grt, Delta Drug- Store Karl's Gover Root Tea a,?"1' Cociptilon. Pnrllf. th Ml-..ra frh.l.lrurM..n. I .rat , -l iit , n. ln.li.MKy,, and I t Fr.nior, of r m. ' I.aall.. Nr- ' He. . ,1 o a-Jui r-.iriTiu. br an dritv-taf at X.V, fclc J . i. wells a Co., ireov, son MopaimiRt n. v. 'or sale at th lelta Drug 8tnrr. fV.'Vl PiDK fa a HAIR B USAM r - maur M p-wia, mwrt Pai' t Ertor Orv IT.. a. Vanil r..t nnm I Wmm p'P W-t Tt- v wm si fett I . .. . lll Ldal Denver and Rio Grande KAILKOAI). Scenic Line of the World Wet'kly i:xriirioitH TO THE HAS T Ujholstcred Tourist Sleepers Inthnriteof experienced ommIik Wrs porter. To KaiiNuCityCliicaica linllalo, lUr-t.w villi out tmnsf. r, via Salt jke Mn. I'n.-itle nii.l C'liicaifo 411.1 Alton l!v. H I To (miaha, Cliicuim, It AM f A ffK l'iin:'K li.wt.v ait,. nWWlllV J m I'ke, t'l, Ho.k V l.lan.1 At Pat-it's; ky. To St Juaeph, KaiiHax Ciiv, S'. Ix.t.i, without rltaiie via l'ur lington Kiiulr. HI I To Kannaa City and lAurstiaiys svsss V Kailwav. A dav Mon-over arrancti at Palt Ik and Denver. A ri.le throttsli the famous CoKrJo Scenery. Ai-k your ticket aeent for a ticket on the lienver A Kio (iramle excuraion. r 1 r rates and all inf. riiiiiit.in. call on or aililrctw R. C. MCIIOL, F. 15. I'tifTr, Ken'l Akent. Trav. lim Atrent. 251 W'saliingtiin Street, I'urtluml O.cir n. 8. K. II 00 1' Kit, "eii'l I'ae. A Ticket Atjent, Ih-nvcr t'il uln. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE S Thaoc Mauks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyoa ?nrl1nf a nkotch and dpiwrintti n tii q nlclil' nin our iHii4n frwo whether mn 1ntitton 1 pmhnl.tr pfMri'titbl. f ,imrniint'w ttn(i(Wrlctlj'0mOlent(BU. 11iui1hiok tin I'Ktent iit free. 1MM awenty fur fwvuniiir wrtentn. TiatontB titken throiitfh fviunn A Co. rticilTt 9frrUU tvrftca, without chtirgQ, In thtj Scientific Jfmesican. A hunrtaomelr IPnrtnited wHk!r. l.nrvft rlr. cu latum ut iiy iwifTititlc jourtmf. Ttrim 9'i ur: f-itir tt'itilh, JL riikld Uyall neWrnilern. Co.38lBd-'' New York alniittk UOIoa. (26 T HU. Vtraahnivluu, 11. U WE DO BEST Monday Wednesdays i mm JOB PRINTING IN THE COUNTY. Prices Reasonable 3Iail orders Prices We are still offering you the INDEPENDENT and WEEKLY OREGONIAN, one year for only $2.00. Address aU ordbsr to. HAST SOUT THE SHASTA rouiE Tan tUTii tilN I' AC. tt. EiraiM Taiixs l.nvr Iostiisd runt I i.HO r M l !.-. l.v Ar I'onlaiid h.in Francinco . a (..' r a AU.yd traiin .top at alNlati..na l-twern lori,n,l nm j;si,.m f,irn,ri Marion, Jerlron, A.lw.nv, raiir. tit. Hied.N, II .1 aey. irr,i.t.Urif, luiirimn Cltv. Kn.-n. t.atot'f Ur..e. Uraln. tKiklati.t, and all ML4.ll. ii. ....... I.' t . ... . 7 - - i...wilrK io Atiiiian.i. tnrltiMive. KCMSElU KO MAIL DAILY; Kl A at I Siiori, l.v Ar 1'nrtUiid lt.ait't.urti Ar f 4. 0r a Lv 7..M) a imm.m; caics o m,ii. koi tk. FULLMAN DUFFET SLEEPERS .. ai Si roud-t In Sli c.lne ( urt A Tt mi. ro All TusniKin TsaiNs West Siui- Division. HE ! WEEN POKTLAND A (X)i VAI.LIH Mail"! ram Dailj (Exuept Sunday). 7:30 a 11 ! I -Wi - u Lv Lv Ar I nrtlnnd ItilUtH.ru t'orvalliK Ar lv Lv .V.'i r a 1:'A) r- l-fAt Albniiy and forvallla connect wait i train- of lue Oregon tVniral A Kai.1 cni rty Exprr Train Daily, (Tioeut Sunday . I Mr M l,T OlOra Lr lt Ar Portland IlllUlmrn WoMiuiiTille ln.lt...mii'iHe. Ar I a A Lv 7 11 1 s Lv ! fi:.Vl 4 I 4 . a M Ihroutrh liekets To all points in the K.ist,.rn -lati-s, Cuii ada ami J-.nrope ,a he ol,uii:H al l,1r. i i ii . h" ,; rK" hMKi ttt or V l U.e lt..lt vli lltlhoro. o I lice u-..r.. . li. MA UK II AM. .. .iv. una, ... altmauor. Pnrtlanr). THE 0. & X. EW BOOK tn the" Keource of Orrprn, Wavliinir. ton anil Maho iaheiitR .lietril.ut e.1. Our reaili rs are rentiesiiKl lo forward tlte ad .lre.Te f u,;,.r frit.11(jfl .!n,j.it. '.'f ''tenance. an.) a copy ..f tlia w ork nt free. Thla ia a mutter all Jiould he interested in and we would nk "'"evervi.na lake an interu-t and lor wrd n. li u.l lieNNcto V. II. Uritim tiT 'cral Fnsencfr Atreiil, ) K. A.V. t'i.' ortlan.l. THE promptly on application Hllisboro, . . Hfei MMl Ml SCHEDULE.1 Fmm Salt Ule. I'eiverJ Fat niaii Ku cri... dinalia, Kat mail a p. ui. KanMW tit), M. 6 Mo p.m. K'uia, t liicao, A Walla Vlla,SHk Snokane " -Miuiieaii vu.. St. Paul. Imluth.! S-okn :4." p m. .iiiitaaiian'tL nicaKi n-n Jt eal S ;tl a. m ... ..... i.-i. ... .1 Ocean StoDOTJ I For S.in Knin.wo j ail e T"V live. 8 p. m. i p. m. I I dt y ColQmUia 8iwr 7 S p. in. K Suiwly To Atori4nd a ay eju SuikIv Saiiinlayj ljii.lt , 10 p. m 1 : Willamette FiVd f a 111. On-tftvi tNitv, New- I-5" " Ki Sniiilv Utu, Salcni A aav- .Suud I llilllii;-.. WillasicllcHain- ia.ni. mhbv t-.TOp.! Elli KlTci. ueniiiv i - ui Tliunmay ana F.il. I WillPIRtlB PilCP f a. m. 4 :I!0 p.ir. TueTllllru"'VB,II,H1.a,", 'y,Tn. Th atui Sat. I l-inil'nyw . j Sa nuZu1 Suake River I" " l.LMlhiilv RipariaUiUwUtoni1 Address V. II. Ill lil.l'l KT, ion 'I 1'a. Accnt. lloilnell Curiill it I n. l-eu'l Aftts. Nor. Far. S. X. ( a. Ferl'aud. Oregon. F.1EN I LccuredJ If yoa ifft!T (rim any ot thm f ilh tf men, conve la ih oM4 . SpcciAlit on ilic Tacilic CaaU I ' OR. JOftDAN ft CO., , I 1051 Mvtwt St Et4 1862. 1 Yonnfr men a ml Middle j I j I fromttr eiTrcttut ynuiiif il iinnmnn4 i I in m.tt'irvr vw rx. Nffvin tn( 'hvM";il I ! I It .Imp ; .IMst MuNbiMNl I inaUittNniiii. tu.tu; KMkritilltirrll'l, I I r tl I rr !, 4iMrr ljra. U I , , ' t'reMfjr.r f rlMMihi, ii. Hy 1 , ouottxiMtiita of rt?ineiie,ot' rci airtiivc mw- . ' cr, ih lictir h.ta tjn arraneil hi tr-tnirm ' I I that it will n.i ooly alT rU imiutHiula rtrlief but , ' perminent rurV. 'I h iKntcf i mat l Uim to ' , ( perl'orm mirarlrt ImC M writ-known t h ferr , mnd square t'iiyj i.in and urc''n. rr-,aiunt m III bi Mrtliy IMtsttantMH Of Nfhlll thouMiKii'v erntiUittf A yvl. in wtilu.itt using Nfrrurti f :Vt KV NAM ai) ivi. ic .i Men. m iUittett (ruui tbm Ct-ivp uiir h'mt fjitiim of li 'h r nipl .ilii t. A He u Jltiuatanttra JisjfJ t. t't h'Ffn every rxi we vn(trrtaket or jforeti One Thou Nnn d Jollar. w A l orKii!ttion rKh r. anft wnrtly twivafe. A W C1IAKGE3 YEkY RRA&irSA HI.R. Trrai- W S nvnt persnnaNy or hr lettt?r. Srtui f,w KmiIi. A "The I'hilttMoi.hv of Marr 4 f frcw. (A -iuabl bKk fur men.) A Great 91 iiHoimi of Anatomy m in niKH inu uirti aui-kriimoi lit fiui inim & m wrorld. Com and lru hiw WuiKietfully you W nrm vnft.- k.a n.-.l L.. W v'e re cnnf'nti.iflv ad-lina Iirw tl-BClUtClia. W CATAl.OUt'K Jhh'K. Call or wriu. 10S9 Murkfft Sliwt. S fnncittft. Cut Quick Work attended to. 1 .Oreou " I
