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Newspaper Page Text- GROWING CARNATIONS Tfcwte Call a pa Oat ar llora l lla ale, Kaa? wad katlafaclory. A few persona succeed with carna tions Indoor. Ttie out of duor culture of carnation, however, aa described by a writer lu Comirry Ucutlcman. U simple, easily carried on and repay one by plant laden with docena of the clove scented brautica., lie Maya: Aa to kinds to be selected, oue may take the erdinsry ea.enatl.-His or the Marguerite. It la to be remembered that Marguerite raruatlona require two seasons to reach a H-riod when tbey will Imouiu f reeijr iitr uucb fieeiy ui'maoui lng they abould be discarded altogether and new seedlings net out. Tkl la a rule adopted by Uurlst lu r'erencc to all carnations. Since most persons are un ible to ae eor the young Marguerite plauta, tbey muat be ralaed from the seed. The seed abould be bought from Home reli able dealer and sown lu a box of loose earth aa oue would bow cabbage seed. At any time In June or July thia may be done. Bonking the need overnight, not planting too deeply and shading the surface of the soil to prevent bak ing are some precautions to be taken. Aa aoou aa the seedlings are four or Ave Inches lull Ihey are ready to lie transpluiitid to tho tied. In electing plnrp for n cnr:- itlou lied one should bear In mind tint afternoon shade is advisable. For this reason plants growing to the of Home building are usually the liucsf' ones. Carnations reiyilre a rich, loose sol) of the composition of good garden oil. The ImmI should be kept free from weeds. The surface of the soil must be ki-j t loose. Water la to be given only xvlren the soil become dry and not dr.lir. If tl.e season is favora ble, Margoorlte carnations will bloom omewhut the lirst fall. However, If they do not, they will make It all up the following summer. Aa soon aa the frosts become severe In the fall the stems are to bo gently pressed earth ward and covered with straw as a winter coat The straw had better he covered with loose boards, so as to prevent wind and fowls from disturb ing It On the approach of spring, late In April. 'the mulcb should be removed. The warm rains and stimulating sun shine soon awaken sprouts, which push upward and In June bear fragrant masses of carnations. Water Gar4alac. A noble aquatic plant Is Victoria regla. A Texaa correspondent tells Gardening that he boa grown and bloofhed this plant out of doors, much to the pleasure and wonder of every on who saw it In addition to Vic toria be has also about 35 speclea of water llllee both tender and hardy. The varied colored blooms occasion Victoria ami, onch surprise, aa many people did not know until they saw these plants that there Is any other color than white. The blue and red varletlea are a revela tion to them. Tha bottoms of his little lakes being clay, not fit to plant lilies In. It was necessary to plant everything In half barrels and boxes. Even the ' Vlcto rlaa are grown In submerged boxea of rich toll. The accompanying illustration la adapted from (iardening and shows a portion of a plant of Victoria grown ba an aquatic bouse nt the north. Two planta In this house hud 10 leaves, the sargeat of them measuring feet 10 tncbea In diameter, and the photograph ahowa one with a little girl sitting on It teaseO For Ivr PolaoalBS. Tha active deleterious properties of poison Ivy. according to Dr. Franx Pfaff of Harvard university, la a non- FREE If it fa IN Green Raven is Green Raven Four Ou ii cos Four Hit ! volatile oil, which la found la all inrts ! ! of the plant, even In the nftT ; thorough drymg. This oil cannot be ! waaht d oil with water alone and not ' reud'.ly v. ith the adilitluu of t-.Aii. -V 170 per cent alcubul solutlou .IKmlvcs i and remove It readily. Willi iiti,;ar f lead add.st to the ulclinl to the 'point of antuiutlou. this fin iijs an i f.l Clcut antidote, relieving the it. t.liijf uliil preventing the further spreud of tie disease. The alcohol and sugar or ! I. however, abould be handled with euro, aa a suiall portlou taken iuterually would be a more duugcrou poUoU than the oil of the Ivy. Tk.(trl.l.M h... The Interesting and pretty plant known as the Christ uia rose is uoi a rose proper, nor does It belong to the ruse family, uor duca It biwiii at Christmas unless In the limine, accord tng to American Agriculturist. It lic kings to the buttercup fuuiily and has waxy, white tlowera shooed like marsh marlguld. It is a favorite In Ktigluu.L. With protection It atands our winters and blooms very early In spring. A NATIVES ERN. Native ferns do not as a class adapt themselves to Indoor culture, but for decorative purposes through the sum mer months nothing surpasses some of Diir common speclea, not only in i A mil beauty, bnt in pleasing suggi-stlvciiess. The firm texture of the fronds of the ispldlum - tribe renders aeveral mem bers of the family especially good for this purpose. A well developed plant ' u A TIN HATIVI FKItX. carefully taken np and potted In light toll with good drainage may be count ed on to hold Ita own for two months it least often Increasing In beaut; and always In delicacy. For all around purposes Aspldlum iplnulosum var. Intermedium (Gray), Is, I think, the best of all, for fine quality beauty of design and rich col or are eminently characteristic, saya a eorrcspondent of American Gardening, In which this fern la Illustrated. A. splnnlosnm la easily uprooted often with the hands alone and to tuck the root well np under one's arm, holding the elbow toward the back so aa to keep the fronds directly In the collector's wnk la, after all, aa easy aa rolling off a log. Green collectors make a and mistake In holding a pro miscuously loaded basket In frout of themselves while getting out of the woods. Where a basket la essential the fronds should always be turned one way. A Bla Apple Year Bspeet4. According to the government crop report, the average condition of the apple crop on June 1 waa exception ally favorable, the whole of the 14 states, having 3,000,000 or upward ap ple trees In bearing at the last census, reporting a condition above and most of them considerably above their ten year averages. The condition In New York, 100, waa the highest reported from that state In In years and 12 points above the average. Kansas also reports 12 points, 'I'ennsylvanla 11. Maine 10, Virginia and Michigan 13, North Carolina 23, Illinois 0, Missouri 8, Ohio ami Indiana 5. Kentucky and Tennessee 4 points and Iowa 1 point above their respective ten year aver ages. Of the remaining states and ter ritories, with all their diversity of soil and climate, ail but some half dozen have the promise of more than an average crop. Aaajnat Trlmtntnv. There Is a time in Ai tr.st or : v in September when fruit inc.: !) i I trim ming, especl.io.v .vic.M'!; ::: i l . t in.' ninklns so much woo l ihey d - i i' velop fruit Im.N. Cut i!m i:i : .i, :. the seiiiiid Guv,- i f ;ri i n : : It will dcvclcM f. -:i ! ' ... ' hlowonii f -r t! " f 1' " ': i!''; t r the name and mark we have adopted teed to be an unfailing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Ilo.irsness, Br.uu latis, etc offered as an imitation or substitute of any other preparation, but an improvement, an anything in the line of Cougs Cures heretofore manufactured. It is not like others, better. It Cures. It isnot nauseating; has no unsightly sediment; taken by children. It is properly made and we will refund your money if it tails to freely and ojienly claim that this preparation cannot le excelled We respectfully ask portunity to prove our claim. There can beno lietur way than t i try it. MANUFACTURED, GUARANTEED AND SOLD BY THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY SUksL'lHSL'. too i.iriy. -id will grow, ui .. t .uirt. If t I.-.. i:l-l. C It ,',- ' '!!'' 1c- (I V 'n l.t ffl-t. ui A ,u.ll!l llJl TiU.liu w.sid -.! iin- fi !lo-;r iu. pi u.iu !:uy MilC a fHHMlIy. v ! a i n can I 111 I l,.Mnr lL &J ri nit tree fruit Charles Dlack. i I I- Ui ml l. c :n in , U.:M ail 41. .1 till-;- U l SeU u it 1 1 a l il ,i dy n. ti. .i., i . .t ISlltl.lllW .). '''I:' shape y.for i M'e n you Ul it or If It iloesu't ml New Jersey ftMt'll tlluB. Is ii (uglily i oiitncluua. In . i Yellows curable d.eue Bfr,.tl.tJ m u it oi t:.i; peai h. 1 rees iniild be destroyed ut oluc in uncut by up- ; the earliest pe rootiiig aud tli .'!..! j tlieiu out iind burn- l lug roots, trui. U ;.nci brandies, im lnd- lug fruit, on !ii'. Xo remedy save that bus proved successful. IiragIng dis- i.u,m Ii-mms or lii-nnehiwi llir,tuih un orchard will infect healthy trees. Late summer and full are the most favorable times for detection of yel lows by symptoms of fruit and twigs. These are: 1. I'rcinnture rlM'tilng of the fruit, which Is highly colored anil spotted and has the Uesh marbled with red. 2. I'rcmature uulol ling of win ter buds. ;!. Abnormal development of uew buds In tlife trunk and braucheu, which grow into slender, sickly looking shoots. Ohio Station. A Good Cullevtloa of ttoara. At the first summer exhibition of the American Hose society, held lu Xew York city, nummx the lYr'petunl or IU montant roses, which formed the huia of the exhibition, the familiar old va rieties, such as Anna d Uiesbach, Captain Christy, Fisher Holmes, Gen eral JuciUcuiliiot. Mine, linbrlel Lul- ; act MnjTin Charts ami I'tiul Neyron. ' greatly predominated, though about ' all the varieties uotcd 111 American I catalogues were shown. If one should j add Margaret DTckson and (ilolre j Lyounalse, both white, the latter with j a yellow tinge, and Jena I.tabaud or rrlnce Cnmllle do Itobnn. both very dark crimson, to the above list, a good foundation for an amateur collection would bs laid says Rural Xew Yorker. Cnrysnnthemum rust has been some what abundant In various sections the last year or two. It grows so rapidly and the six ires are so numerous that they fall from one leaf to the other and cause the leaves to look as If tbey had been dusted over with tobacco dust Trofessor Halstead advises to buy your stock from people who have none of this rust, and If you are so un fortunate as to have it use heroic reme dies. Throw out and burn all yonr stock, rip out all boards, walk, etc., and burn also. Dig out all the earth, whitewash all the walls. In short make thorough work of clennlng out the house and begin over again with new stock. Io not use any half way methods In getting rid of It A Brantlfnt Floarerlna Via. Among nil the leading flowering Tines which embellish the beauty of the summer season, that lieautlful In troduction from Japsn, Clematis panl cnlata, stands unsurpassed In many respects. Its pure white flowers, glveD forth In nntold abundance, lend a sem blance of coolness under the hot lata CIJtMATIS PitnCCLATA. anmmpr sun and exhale dollclons I fragrance nronnd It Is a delightful i nlant and worthy of all tho wide no- I Ihm If ifw-olvea Aa a llmtur nrnr trellis, on the roof of an old abed or outhoiixe or as a specimen on a pU-1 lar. this most popular of clematises la sure to please. Our picture Is a Tery falthful Interpretation of the graceful tablt of the young p-owth as well as an exact reproduction of individual flower,, says A.merlcan OardeDiun. rut ' i you A.i! for a Coueji Syrup that is al.M.ttttely guaran Cough Syrup is not poisotiou It Is palatable 1,1 JWstlW- i ii! AMt'ciaLlo Pfoparalionlor As- similai'KUicKxxlaridi;:gLta Itng tlic Si.)i!K.hs and llovwls of linn, la I jnaVWni j il I i l l I a Promoios PityslionCrafrfur- nuSo nrvt fonbiiiw wilder ivpuiiii.-Morpliine norluicraL Not N ah c otic . .14 .tWM (W liav Aporfocl Remedy foiTonslipa fion . Sour Suiiiiath.DiniThoca Worms .Convutsiorw. Feverish- i ncss ami Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile SiCalur of NEW YOIIK. I ex cr copy or wrapper. THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSIGRli, SCIENTIFIC, LITERAR" PACIFIC UNIVERSITY The Acude-mij prepares for Colleqe and ftices a thorguflh English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex pens es eery lore. Hoard and rooms a te Ladies' Hall $3 to $i per tceek, including electric light and heat. THE CCLLEQS DORMITORY Under experienced management, teilJ fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club j plan, not to exceed $1.50 For full pai iculars, address president McClelland, Forest Groce, Oregon fiirs th Signature of I fie Kii.ll Vnu Ihrs Wwaw Boutfl B. P. C0RXELIUS, All rH An t I Hillshnm Oro.llnrl ' .... . I , 1 "n, r ' -.rvitw to i-il.zons of I h- ,','u,'tV u w '"l'' n"romnili-p ttn:1 """ l',"' VPn''"- ,l at,,:'',, Bt tin"? R"1 1 1'1""" P-;' revivn,K l"T"mt " d, thBrgw TennUU- Tlio Kind tlut Curi'H It is not advance on It is much and readily cure, Yc lor an I.'' rir-aaiit to Take For Infanta and CM! IrQ". The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signaturo ' of In Use For Over Thirty Years tmc ciNTtua iHn, aiw roaa city. 333 I! FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 10, ' Thia iiifrnature is on erery hoc of ttir ftiu.ne Laxative lromoyum(rc r th remedy that rurvm m mlt in om dajr BAD COLDS. .Juiniue Is 10 years behind, Collin do not now luiTS to beendared. Mimiki.'h !' k mic Tabci e (culled dynamic from lln ir enertty) crowd a week's ordinary treat ment Into 12 hours and abort the worm ol co i oyer night. It was tha womtcsse of irrip I ever luul. A half dozen friends had iiure euren. hi ill It hung on. Heard of the Kysasic iaii VLKf. To my amazement they sloiipd Imth cold and cough the lirst nilit. I en dorse and reccmni' iid them to the people. " IIisi lat lUM.rT. Kx-Mcmlier Oonri sn and Attorney. 101 Hansoine rltrwt, bun Krancinuo. July 7, I'.mu. ''Winter coliln have nlwavs Ihiti HcriruiH thimrs tome 'Ihey are hard and iitay fur ii oiiths Hut the hint was atimned mul- denly hy MiMiri.'s Dynamic Iahcieh lliilli cough and cold diMipiicarcd in s couple of days. Nothing elue dfien this for me." Mrs. c,m m a I.. Hhilin. 14 Mokh Hi. San Froncinco. Aug. 6, 'no. "I liye ncross the atreet from where MimiKi'i Dynamic Taiu-mes arc made. I Iml is how I rimt took them. I hey rut colds without notice. 1 Uxik s dozen Imxin with me fur self and friends when I wei.t I" Some " H. L. Vaj Winklk, t aiiital nt, :(I7 Wasiiington street. Ban Francisco. August In, I'M) f-ent postpaid for L'5 cents in ntainp hy INLAND uur.i . ii JiUt Washington Street, Bun Franrinco. For sale at the l'liimiiiicy A Gem Aaisaa Cklaeaa Prlmrnsea. Among recent introductions of tbe primrose family a writer In Median's Monthly bits mentioned Primula slot tala one of the best. The folinge la Tery dark purple In color. Tbe flowers are pure white and about one lncb In diameter, produrel on tiers one above the other, reaching over 20 Inches In height. The plnnts flower much loneer thnn the sini nuls type. The seel shoalil lie sown in April In light Soil to get good sized plants and glyea little more sun thnn Is usual for sinensis. FlAwera la Yaaes. Nothing embellishes a flower like Its own foliage. Roses shculd have noth ing more, nor lily of the valley, tulip? or any bnlbotis plants or clir.T.inthe mams. If the chysanthemmn foliage I la not good, cut some that Is. Anything I elae would be ridiculous. Rut enrna-j tlODS are we&k In foliage, and sprays j Of Asparagus sprcngrii w .11 go well i with them, aaya a floral authority. II I ml A PEW INTERESTING j , i, ioi.ii ;i.).i.ii.ii.; ii i nil i I ' t I I r I'M liliMl.i- i. ..I I'll i-il llu V I I t . I ' A.t, llll' ll-l -!V.'I' l'" li'lti.itili mi lr ii." -n-eii, i oiiiI'ii-I and ..iii'iv it iiii-eriicil. r'li'.l'ln i l the XV - nk in i uti :il l.imn ui' paid in -i'i vp the public unit our ti iiniK sie nlieiiMcd w :lrt to IlKikc lone i omicc li .i Ull iliieiKlUR lilies uil i'llu't l 11 . IMS, l'lillinaii I'lilui c -lt-i pitiL: and t'li-iii t':ti on thrush tr:iilm. I'mill I'nr ce vice iniexcelliil. Me vi'it h hi I'm le. in order In obtain llii- liit hixe service ii: k I lie i ii kcl aijent to sell ymi a tn K. I over THE WISCOXSIM CENTRAL LINES. Illicit ' wiiiLi at t'lncatio an Mil l .r .i!i Kati'ru points. Kor ftill inli llcki'l tmc: i m il ion cull on your i . or wile .... Ii C. l' ':-'i. or .1 ii. A. t'l.iH :, lien. ! Ait., ('lurnl Audit, M il :inr i ...U i ii. lark ' I III. V 'I llll llHll'I'l I l.lil C'lilC, 'i 1 1 i iii l 1 )i ii i tin ti II iiiedy mi l " ii in !' m i:r: "ii un ilii ini ," h;, -lr. II S. riiii:.-, of I'nli'itii, Ark. 'I t hi ii ui'' i f 1,1 il llux. I can pint, ton liiil.ly nf il." Tlit r "it I in, ' i-w iiw tic sroml opin i.r isc, of ill. 'sou ln nip l un- m bicli i! cH'i el . iv i.i rii'M n-'HJi" iniike I Ine "lyu'li'Ti' I'nr hhIi ill 1 " St' ,ie. Ooni ii mm '! !h'', ir.'' IxN-t .i, -nt lhf itiifHt ,.. i.i-ni('t'itti:;i.i i'll-'V Hit Im .ii h! U 1W pill By 1rj (TtKMl-i i1 iitT. rr :sl.t. "'I iin t.ir iilH In fl ! MIIUHO 'Ui .i tliHl. I l'lllM't AlUli UIH1" lid' I I Won, 'ess Mtr : f"r tnitiri-i "V I'll' It-1 '''I'f IS-' "I 1 ''H Hll:lll I'I U (ll'.'llf ' i 'd ti t . , so 1 ft i" ri ki n nil, 1 1 vnu A to .. Reprint Die : r.a. iIhH!'I k ( M ' Mi l I ., I fell v:n id i i -ti. ,u ti Lonj4 Since; Olsokfe. 'I'lm aui it'CMit M' ('" i .- . !'!! "it" KHI'iK'' !.. il Si!..' if (In- . 'l.l.h:'lli- - V - I I' tt',:'i"'l. Wli- i'". ':' t H Jt'l.lhi IlUlIt f -r.c t.r'y y rs Il-d H" lnhiiili 't ln-r ' l - r- nt ,n it. tinr iintioi Ml1Hii iiiv )n;:i 1' t.i Mil luixulili: Thc"H'httT' lJnuhriiit.-4 D .t'i.y !-ul h..-! t'V our ot'ow! i ' f.i 'i"ti tll.U 'f llllt r.JllIH' I .'!.! IT ttR u''M,-''ll Hf. It. c'onijiiiH I'vt-i yii U'ii, v .lii ilui-ni tloiiM un in-tit iy cx'TY i-ut-'', mt.1 Uhi , .u iitpruiT in :i - Mi ! ..ui i 1 t-i l tt ,ttiii;rh' In 'in clw.'c un;!: i r !. V ill ili.liU il (IM- viil li.Uf l.t V'lri V.l'Urtt' (illldl- 'tf.l i ' l(. U t'lj.' Mt v i'i I d I ;'' r. IflMi'A II I 1 1 !' ( I . ; ' II'' WtM'l.! . X'chsfcr's I jrn. tH.-i ! I tinio; jry Get the Best. Plc-.t-ii.-i ; C M F. '( e let 'I .-.- Aililnr-s .I. ?.orli:.ti.l.:. Catarrh Cannot he Cnreil with I'-cal application!., as they rnnii.it learh : he Hcfil of the ilieaMc. Caiarrh is s liloml or constitutional diM-ase, and in or der loruri-it you niiifit take internal reiii- ediin. llalTs Catarrh I lire is taken inter nally, and acti. ilini'llv on the Hood and niucoii!. Mirfiu-eM. Hall h Catarrh l ure nt not a il'lnck niivlii'iiie. it waa liremnU'd Ii V one .'l lie tc?t liliVNli-laliH in tiiln collu try for yearn, and an a regular pre!4cription ii in coiiip'iHcii ui i ne iirwi ioiiicm Known conliincd with the be?-! hlood pnrilieri., act inir direc. ly on the iiiiit oiiH HUrtaces. '1 he pcrtwt com hi Tint Kill l the two inrred cut in what p'lMiuci'K hiicIi wonderful rcsul's in curi' g Catarrh, N'lid for tcMiuioiiiuli. Ire.. Address, K.J. CHKNKY A Co., Toledo,!) MU'i iiy I iruggiMi-.. .'x;. II ill's Family fills are the best. Il.iaa and liar. At the Knu .ns -erltiicnt station bogs were fi d on a rnt'on of nlfalfa bay and Knlllr corn nienl. The bogs fed In this experiment were bought of farmers and nvernged Id weight lil pounds rnch. They were placed In lots of ten each u large pens having for shelter some shells open to the south. The alfalfa hay tifid wns of the best quality, carefully cured. I'.i.ick bulled white Knlllr corn was the grain used, the bogs liein,r fed all that they would eat without waste. The buy wns fed dry In forkfuls In a Inrge ll.it trough. The plgn were given more than they would cat. nnd they pii ked out the leaves and liner stems, rejecting the conrHer stems. One lot of hogs was fed Kallir corn nienl dry niul alfalfa hay. one lot whole KalTlr corn dry anil one lot Kaflir corn nunl nnd pounds of alfalfa l.n v. the meal wet. Tho ex periment Is'gati on Nov. 21 an l lasted Dine week P.y tl,nt time the nlfnlfn fe.1 hogs became well fattened and were marketed. We estimated that It would reqrlre four or Ave weeks' ad- dttlnnal f.- d. with ordinary winter weather, to gi t the bogs that were fed gTaJn alone Into good niaxketabui coo- &f Alwayi Fresh. Alwayi tho Best. lUr axa told everywhere. Sk wr'jZ 111 H.l AiiiiumI frtni. JT K. "" . tT0IT, MICN. jtyr II; 65 0?k OREGON Union Pacific IIUF SUIr lH i.KS Ki.M I'OUILAM' i'i.i..,....l',.ril,iiil SiHH'lal. via Hunt- ingti.ii leaves a m Inr Salt Uike, leii vei , Ft. Worth, Uinulm, Kansas City.St. Iaiiiik. ChiiaiKiA Kst. Arrives 4 :M ni. Ati...,iii. L',i.r.iuii viii 1 1 uii I iiiirton. ile- parts nt ti p in (or Salt Ijike, IVnver.Ft. Worth. Oinahii. Kansas City, St. Umis, I lucago sn.l lii st. Arrives K:4l a. in. t. I'aul fast m lil via Nixikano leaves it p in (or Walla Walla, lA-wiston, Ss- k iin-, W a 1 1. ice. I'lilliiian. .M iiiii.simi1is, M. I'aul, Duliitli, M illwiiukee, I'liicugo and hast. Arrives 7 il in. FAV AMI IllVF.K SCIIFIH Frein r.ittlnnd I eaves 8 i in lor San Francis.-.) every "i days. Arrives 4 p in. 1 uiiv'i.n H n iii ,l:iiK- evcent llllil.lv. on Saturday In p in lor Astoria, ami say I Hidings ' Ai rives 4 p in except Sunday. Ia-iivcs daily except Sunday nt Ii a m .or Oregon City, Newls-rr, Salem, Indo I i ience and way -Inii.hiigs. Arrives at 4 ;.!.) p ill except Silinlay. Ia-iiws TneH, Tliurs, iind Sat nt (1 a in ior l orvaliiH iiii.l way lamliiigs. Arrives Mini, IViil and Fri at 4 :'M p m. Ia-iivcs Tues, Tlmrs and Sat at 7am (or Oregon City, I'ayton snd way-land, ings. Aifives- Mnn, Wed i.iul Kri at :l ;;o p m. Leaves lliparia at 3:40 a in (or lA'wis toll. Ia-uvcs I.CMlMtnii KiiiU a in ior Kiparia. Address, W II. Ill Itl.l'CKT, tien'l I'mss. Agent. tlregon. rnrt'und. I'AST T1IK SHASTA ROUTE Of THS hOUTIIKItN PAV. W. F.XPHRHS IRAINS I. SATS I'llBTI.AMU llAIII I .XlrnlLv l'ortlaml Ar ' H:lfAHjAr Han Franciso.) L ri:niAai H 110 I'M Altive trains stop at all stations Ih-iwcii Portland ami Malum, Turner, Mai 'on, li-tlei' in, Ailiarty, i ailment, Miedils. Ilul ll.irusliiirg, liiiiciion I'lly, Kur:enn .'illiiire throve, llrain, Oiiklnliil, and all stations from KoselMirg to Ar-liUiui, inclusive. ItOSKIICKO MAIL DAILVi ::tOAaiLv I'ortlaliii Ar I 4 K) p i fi Jil e I Ar K.clmrg l,v l illii 1IIMMJ CAI1S $ OI.OFN HOI 'I F.. LLMAN 1 JFFET SLEEPERS .. NI .. ec . -( lass Sleeping Curs , AT .III Te AlX 'I HSollon 'Isaim. West Side Division. i;i' w. ronri.ANH a oohvallis. Mail lisin llaily (1 inept Smidsv). :m 4 M I Lv - II A M I I.T 1 1 .Vi a m Ar Portland Ari'iMlrai llilisls.ro Lv I Jtip u (iorrnllis Lv l-.'A) e- IfAt Alhnny and I'orvs'lis ronnert with trains ol the Oregon IVntrnt A Kast ern Ky, Irfin p m I Ly Portland Ar I s:yr. a at ii IOpm I .y llillsls ro l.T I 7 1 : a ai 7:WriAr Mclrfuuivillc Lv refill a m H:10rn Inileprnii.iiiie. 4 si A a llirongh Tickets To all poinls in tlie Kaslern stat.-s. Can nlil and Furoieciin Is' olitaiuisl at low est rates from (',. K. Iterkwilh agent or .Inliii 1 1, (i.iull at the iiiles'iidciit ollice Hill-ls.ro. C. II. M A KK HAM, H. Ri iFIILKIt, l :n.r.J'.A, I Mnnsvsr. 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