Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, March 21, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI Ten Years' Trial I By Qm. CHARLES KINO ela lay before the eyes of Erie Iana Hon. it wu one to thrill and dellcut '' even aa unprofessional eye, bat tfaU waa the eye of a practiced soldier, to whom ever detail wit familiar, a not' dier wao many a time bad takra active and up to within tbree months proufl sent part In similar pageant,' .Now It waa tba will of tu law that he enould be eat off from further participation m scene of the kind. Br tba stern edict , of a eonrt cmrtlul duly eonHrujed bj Iba order of the president himself langdoa atood euniinartly.-dismissed from tba military aervlce of tba United . State. '; ,j "' , ii. It waa a sad, and story. It baa bad Ha parallels; Jt may have more. There ; waa M finer young soldier In the bat talion of cadets, and great were the ; prophecies of rlaaa niatis Indeed of In ; atructora wben Langdun' nam came up for discussion. The corps rose up and cheered blra on graduation day ; when a great public official In banding tba handsome cadet captain bia diplo ma took occasiou to say that a young gentleman wbo could ride and drill as be could ought to be most welcome to - the finest regtuietit In creation, and a very pretty girt sitting close to Senator Spotta, a iHiiidcrous member of the board of visitors, whispered to that veteraa beau: "Now, there's a man I should like to know." And so It bapponed that before the graduating class were fairly out of ca dct uniform and Into their flint "cits a messenger In the shate of the official orderly of the commandant of cadets cams to Eric Landon to "Invite" h'.n presence at the quarters of that liixu official, and there h? was presented anew to the distinguished senator to whom he. In company with bis class mates, had already mnde the orthodox and conventional homage required of the graduating cadet to tbe Inmrd of visitors, and uow the senator, ail suarl ty, led forward an extremely pretty and vivacious damsel. "Mr. Langrion, said he, "this young lady has fallen In lore with the corns In general and your horsemanship In particular, and I know you will be delighted to recipro cate." It waa an odd moment for Lkngdon lie would bare been at a loss to know what to do or say bad not tbe girl her self, with merry words and laughter, relieved tba situation of Its embarrass ment That was tbe beginning. They met frequently that summer. They parted In tba fall, when be went to bis red nient be utterly Infatuated, she half delighted, half regretful. 8he couldn't think of marrying In tbe army, she said. She admired It and him of all things, but that was all. Twice In that first year be managed to get leave and to go to her and plead again. lie bad some little money beyond bis pay. Ha felt that be could support her In comfort, but be little dreamed of the scope of her desires. He was kept blind to tba fact that she bad hopes and ambitions far beyond his. Then - one day tbe sudden death of a sonator shocked tba community, and Langdon, reading tbe news, never Imagined the Influence It was to bare on bis life. His letter of condolence to ber brought an answer that wo more than kind. Their marriage was sudden, but tin mensely "swell." She came with htm to tba regiment a few months, "stun nlng" everybody by tbe elegance of her toilet and tba extravagance of ber Ideas. Then ahe declared she could not bear garrison life and pined for Wash lngton. She got blm a detail on stnff duty, and be would not go. His place, be said, for a few years at least must be with tbe regiment She went with out blm, and presently he was bom horded with bills tbe pry men t of which swamped blm took bis last cent It mattered little, she said. Senator 80000" only slater, bis elder by several years, waa to leave her -every penny, and Indeed In the bard times for blm that followed more than once that he knew of and more than twice that he knew not of that sorely tried maiden came to bis rescue with checks of star tling site. Then there came rumors that tba lovely If volatile Mrs. Lane don was flirting desperately at the cap ital, and one of tbe very best young "duty" officers In the regiment was be ginning to look haggard and shabby. 8 be got blm to sign notes far beyond his pay to meet ber needs, promising that Cousin Bpotta" would meet the notes. They began to fall due Just as that amiable lady was taken to her grave, and then the will was contested, tba legal heirs won, and Mr. Langdon had to begin parting with jewelry, not to meet these notes, but her own crav ings. Then came more bills, more debts, morphine. Such were three years of Eric Lang don's married life. The next and Inst waa tbe worst Striving aU the time to stick to his duty and keep up np pearances, be was wearing himself out in tba vain hope that his military rec ord for efficiency might offset the terri ble stigma of these pressing debts. Now tba creditors were becoming Im portunate and raining their complaints upon bis colonel and tbe war depart tnent No matter bow or by whom contracted, tbe debts were held to be his, that be was accountable for all. Ky tba time be waa 27 and finishing bis fourth year of service with tbe regi ment Eric Langdon looked Uke tba pa triarch of tba subalterns, with his lining face and sad dark eyes, and wben during tbe next year the news came that his wretched helpmate save tho mark bad breathed ber last Id a "retreat" everybody said, "Blessed re lief." And yet poor lad, he mourned her and went and wept over her grave. Then he came back to the regiment to face curious glances and those thoti oanda of debt. Among tha Junior offi cers thera were a few brave boys like Woodrow and Rodney May who strove to cheer and sustain him. But Tor rance, wbo bad "struck It rick" at For tress Monroe aad married an mane young woman of much wealth, was In tolerant of a follow at bis wits' end for money, ami tliere waa a captain la the garriton wbo developed Into one of I.aiiRdoii's persecutor. This was Fells Nathan. Nobody In 1970 could have Uawd Nathau's antecedents. He shun ned the topi himself and left to oi.be.-s tha comforting theory that the were In soma way connected with tha pawn- 1 suoai He bad been commlssiotud la tha Infantry at tba Instance of tba Hon. Mr. Btetnmeyer, who represented In congress a wealthy If inconspicuous district In New York. He found a few months sojourn In a fighting regiment on the far frontier so utterly to his dis taste tbe mora Mention of Indiaus would turn lifin livid long years after that when the army was reorganised be literally bought a transfer Into the - artillery, where tbe splendor of bis at- lira ajid A certain Germanic cast of fea tore .won blm the title of "the Baron" or sometimes II err von Fertlgen Kiel- derm.. Pertain pecuniary loans with which he favored some of bis new found comrades gave blm at first a glamour as of generosity. Tbe remorse. Sent Torrance ortuhing over the table. less rigor with which full payment was later exacted at most inconvenient tiroes and conspicuous places removed the glamour. , r.ut the artillery works and polishes. Nathan had to work, drill and study, Ho was no fooL .He labored with his dancing master and speedily shone In both the ballroom and in ballistics. They had sent him to Fortress Monroe In hopes of damping bis desire to re main in the artillery, and be mastered tbe course with comparative ease. They "put up Jobs" at hh. expense at mess by tbe Introduction of sausage and sparcrlbs In undue proportion, and Nathan said he fenred they didn't know the good train tho bad, sent home," be said, . for dainties and amazed them with the quality and quantity of sausagesishlpped to him. And then In course of time be cut In and won the heiress f the season, and that marriage mnde 'hi ni. Ills wife bad most influential connections. They frequently spent summers tit Bar Har bor or Newport Tliry had the moat sumptuously furnished quarters in garrison and very "uwell" visitors much of the tbnu. They entertained lavishly, and so It enme about that their social supremacy wns established, not without protest, but It wns no use "kicking against tliciprlcks.'' All tho satuc, Nathan was mean. He lavished his cigars aud champagne on certain of his callers and treated with cold courtesy tho others. His wife's chums. If she bad any, In the regiment were tbe two or threo whose gowns sometimes nenrly matched her own. They distinctly "nut on nlrs" over their fellows, nnd for a time a weal ling of a post commander permitted It but that wus before Melville's day, and Melville was a regimental adora tion." Ono thlng'Nnthnn hated Lnnprdon for was the fact that the latter could "take the battery" and make It do nnything. He was a consummate drlllmaster and handler of men. 'i'b!njrn never went so well as when the enptidn stepped aside and the lieutenant took command. Ilec- Imcntul critics twitted Nnthnn with the fact and It made him furious. If any thing could have bullied Ijtnplon, it would have been service under some other commander. Tlicfe were three other captains who would have hern glad of his services, but Nathan refus ed to allow the cxciiange. Time aud again there wero sharp disagreement between them, and thrice when Iinir don bad to appeal the decision wnt in bis favor. By this tlmo the battery had Icon made a part of the great -weptem gar rison on the Pawnee, whermrwo mriiRil- rons 01 cavalry una lour "licrlit or mounted batteries formed; the main featnres of tho command. A veteran dragoon oflleer was .it the flirai: "f af fairs, a man with much eoiwelem nnd little sympathy, and the ur he "1 ail ed In," as the boys paid, to poU.-ih up the entire mllltar.7 estaMifJinient was a rnutlon. The NaMmns gave .a Sumptu ous dinner in his honor about. the first thing, and the colonel pitched into Na than within 4S hours nil ulonr of the condition of I1I.1 horses, to the hueii.e Joy of the uninvited, bemuse this was the Inst thing that dinner w:is suppos ed to hrlmj nbor,:. Nathan accented the criticism nnd naid JiC couUnuit help himself. Ills ileiitenaiMK we:v m care less. It was at tldM tbne tlirmrcnewcd complaints enme to liendcin.-.rters con cerning the nonpayment of tliose notes. Foor Langdon was setting aside n por tion of his mortgaged stlHii'd ami send ing It each month to "pi-eJYrred" cred itors, but the others kept tip the.growl. and It luiwt be ud.ulueri that alontf about this singe of the game 1n his grief nnd ilcsixiiul I-unsdoi liad's.jiight solace at times in v.liliAy. All this Nathan report. -d to TiU ei:Ief "when nk- ed about the I'mris! tani;f his !- altorn. llnd old "Cat o' NJnc Tails," the post couiii'iiiKRT. ci..ii!;td the vet eran ini'j.ir. win) bad In.- ieeutly or- I rived and nsMuttcd commnnd of the batteries, he vo iid l:ave heard a dif ferent inle, fur MolvHJe teirvr a soldier nnd n gvnilei.ia' vi.en jo saw one. and his sorrow for Langdon was expressed In something leip-r than words. He n.i'.c Lho cor.ie to W5 quarter and siend an evening or two. His wife, bis children and a very Interesting Mcce-all Hocr.ii',1 to take a hand In Ijingdori's enterl:liimnt, but It lasted only a week or. so, for matters were basli nlng (, ft climax. The colonel had fent for the oimg otiicer, roughly told him thrt the army wns no place for men as deeply Involved as he, went on about "neglrtnd duties." frequent lapses over llqtMir. nil of which was grievous exaggeration, yet honestly be lieved by hlra 'to ! true, and poor Langrion came iaW&y stnng, , stunned m-A I.. ...l 1 TUat 11! t, rwry buK aft ev trf but thf rr-rd; had retired, a ibi hra;-e ni t Oi R" ih haystacks, and wtUs tb .- at work with bK-k-ct-.k.!.;.-- .' .til tUe entire command wa on C'"T If wt ubiyrVed by mora thou Jt ."i.-vr tlitt !4ti:;:!un was per ect;t!l.! KU.rmh rniluctu-e of liquor, htlthig rp'uU nUate aud.brondlng over his ttvKlik'S. bad pndialdjr taken to the 1-irtK -J ' "; ; . ;TUryt !.!j;U!s fcit.-r ei a claslt Melv'JIeV; puily rUe. -a wholesome, pain iul:u!ul itl. wrs d.-voted to riding.- 21ev!1Ie aAeJ Ijui.".iIoi to take li t out. and '"'.ijiilJ Nathan. Mr. Tor-ratii-e and two or lUre f their set vlewlrg tie jter.'ciiuanee from afar, nmL caj'jt'ic!; tliervou In presence of young fclr like May. wbo liked Ijjngdtin more- thai) a little, and It all get t Ijrngdou's earn.- II marched straight to the clubhouse. ' It was Just before tnUoo, aud a number of officer were scau d on the vt't-audx chatting, smoking and sipping tool lug drinks. Torrance hnd been chief offender, and hlra he hailed. 1 -. . "u . ,. "Mr. Torrance," aald , Langdon, bis eyes ablaSte. Clu Hps very white, "yon are reported to have said thus and so this af tenwou." . "I did." said Torrance, rising from bis chair. "What bar you to say about Itr "This!" wa the only reply as a sting lng blow sent Torrance crashing over the table. . : ,' 1' . - Tbo Instant action of oflleer present topped farther 'hostilities. Nathan ent Langdon to bis quarters In arrest and hi company clerk to work. Charges and specifications ten pages drawu out were preferred. No plea was listened to. ' A court -was ordered In due season, 'and W had no alterna tive. On a still October evening th order that day received from Washing ton was formally read to the command. nnd next morning wh,cu the. depart ment Inspector bad them all out for an early review lie. without whom . re view seemed hardly complete, looked sadly on from a fur corner, a practical j ruined man. But there were friends to go with him to the station nfter bis brief Inter view with Melville noble hearted MeV ville that day May and Wr.odrow and others of the boys, besides some scores of "boys lu blue" who had slipped away nnd were bent 011 giving their pet lieutenant a parting cheer, and there wns an Incident that beeiime historic. Ttio railway station was like all far western stations of tln.-w- days, an or dinary brown frame building with pro jecting roof overhanging the platform and a broad, open space at the gable end. and here It was. In the presence of half n dozen o!:!;frs and quite a swarm of citizens and "boys In blue" off duty, the inemoraLle rencontre occurred. The InstMit Captain Nathan slepped from his handsome carriage, with tbo whis tle of the express already sounding far down the Tawncc. he found himself confronted I y Ijtngdou. whose dark features took on 110 Hush of the wrath that consumed him, but whose erect and slender form, patent lu Us athletic proportions oven through tho simp!.' civilian suit he wore, quivered from head to foot. It wr.. vain for Nathan to dodge. Tho words came like the sting of a whiplash: "You are no longer tny superior ofll eer, Nathan, and there's only a moment to say my say. your language at the club this morning has been told me. Now hear my reply. Today we stand. you In tbo prldo of your wealth and power, I with the world to begin again. More than to any man In the regiment I owo my troubles to you. Tet wouldn't exchangi my soldier record for yours If reinstatement were offered mo this minute. No! I'm not to lie in tlmldated by any gesture. All I have to say la that If God spare my life before ten years pass our places shall bo reversed you will be at tbe bottom, ! at the top. Now you may go." ' the captain. It waa no time to resort to discipline the a. "I'll flx 'am for this when 1 get 'em back to barracks," be wore to himself, but th aurvst heart ed. bitterest man to return that morn ing from tba railway to tbe poet was be wbo rolled homeward In his rush. lotted chariot, with liveried retainers on tba box and untold wealth beside Mm. ' ,. It chafed blm, too, that Woodrow, May and other young otHcers should gallop past blm on tba homeward way without so much aa a peep at bis Im posing companions or a touch of the cap to blm, Tbe magnates were vast ly Interested In tba dashing riding of tbo party and In May'a beautiful thor oughbred and asked questions concern ing them which only added to Nathan's keen sense of humiliation and defeat. He couldn't reach May, for that youug gentleman waa Melville's adjutant and kept bl mount In bis own little stable m rear of tba bachelor quarters. But Woodrow was poor and rodo a battery saddle horse, and that evening at sta ble tbe cap taut sent for blm and, with cutting emphasis. Informed him that tbe order permitting officers on tempo, rary duty with the light batteries to use a public bors applied only to occa- j alona of drill, parade or prescribed ex- erclse. "No officer In my battery, sir." . be concluded, "can be permitted to use ; my bones tu scatter dirt In tbe facts of my guest and to race Impudently past tbe battery commander without a salutation of any kind." Woodrow stood at attention, saluted, waited a moment and said, "Anything further, sir?" to which Nathan responded. "That's all, sir." And then as, with anothpr punctilious salute, tbe subal tern was about to turn away the Idea that bad been uppermost, the stlug and humiliation of the morulng clamor ing for expression, forced from Nathan the very words Woodrow was longing to bear and that be lost uo time In rushing off delightedly to tell to his fellows at the club: "There Is one mat- - aw aVB VaT W The) Kind You Have Always Bought, and wlilvlt ban beca la use for over SO years, luts borno tbe aijfnutnre or , ana baa been made under dm per .atmal aapervbdon since Its Infancy. -Allow no one to deceive yon 1 11 this. x All Counterfeits Imitation and " Jntas-gond ' are buft Experiments tbat trifle with and eudanjrer tho health of Infanta and Cbildren-Experlence atrahiHt Hxperbneut, What is CASTORIA Costoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare , goric. Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It Id PIcamint. It contains neither Opinm, Morphine nor other Narcotla ftnbstaiiee. Its age Is its cruarautee. It destroys Worms and allays FeveriMhncss. It cures Dlarrhwu and Wind y Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, urcs Constipation and Flatulency. It'anKiinllates the Food, regulate the Stomurh and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural Kloep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Frieud. v CENUirsE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean tho Signature of i INTERESTING .'X- FACTSNfS-, , When peopla am ronteniplnling a trip vhetber ou bnsiaets m deaaro,thy ttituntlW wsnt the be4 servico b ia!uabl far ssiwl, romlwl and i Nthftw ut nmerrmtd. Kinplove tf the WiaciMwin IVnlral Unrest paid tit wrve the publie aud our Iraiu r Hrsel so s lo lanke close ronnro tion with diverging lines at all hiim-U UiU HMUtS, Pullman False Sleeping ami Chair Chrt - u through trains. Itinina Car amvlce unexcelled. Me:'. . ktvI a la Carte. In order lo obtain thin 6rx clts mgrvv Hfk the ikket sprut lo aell JiU. k ticket over THE WPSCONSIN CI NTT'JLL iUl I'irri-i nniirirliHiii ui ati sid, wnukeefornll lis tn ..iiu. . . . Kor full lul'orniatifin call 011 your n. lit Iti-t itviil, itr nv . . . J.. t. I'ono, or 3m. A, Cuh i, lien. Pa. Agt., ' tienernl A!r-nl. Milwaukw.Witi. :M Ktark AT AT 7 j The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC SINTftUH COMPANY. MMJIIMV .T.KITT, NSW TO.. sfTV. and bofieless. CUrTEU II. n Siilltnry matters nt tho prrat cavalry and artillery post on the I'awnee were not altogether harmonious during the fall nnd winter following Eric Lang uon s nepnrture. -mere were some tlilnjrs nnd many soldiers Captain Na than's money could not buy, and rtider shock nnd harsher awakening to his true position this plutocrat battery- man could not well have had than came to blm In that scene at tbe stS' tlon. Ho had gone thither to meet and escort to his (juarters two prominent nnd wealthy railway officials from the distant east, one of them a relative of bis wife. He hnd counted on their coming to mnkn a profound impression in the big garrison, and bis arrange ments for their entertainment Included two days of quail Kbonting, n riding party, some special drills nnd three or four elaborate dinners, with dancing to follow lu the evening. Hi first im pression on catching sight of the crowd at the station wns one of complacency the otlleers nnd men were gathered there to get an early glimpse of his dls- tlngulsbcd ffucsla. It never occurred to III in that I.ai'f:do: would lo going uway on thnt train, slill less that any number of the c.ii'r'foa should go to bid him farewell run! godspeed. He figured thnt I.a:ii!on would have to hung about the post a tiny or two set tllng up his nfTiiirs. Ho had mnde In jiiiiii s to tho amount In which Langdon was Indebted to the mess and to the establishment still maintained it the edge of the reservation by the rSM'iidnulH of mi old time post trader. VIicn, therefore, he stepped from his i t.vli.Hli carriage as the footman sprang iwn nnd opened the door, bo was Rtnrilcd and shocked by the apparition of Liingdon himself and stunned speechless by thnt bitter denunciation. Olauclug nliotit him, ha saw some half n hundred soldiers, with a sprinkling of civilians, r.nd not nne face thnt re- He-tcl anything bnf sympathy for Langdon uud dislike for himself. The rush of the Incoming train released blm from the humiliation of his position, as tbe men swarmed alnint Langdon, ea ger to clasp his hand, while the rnp ln!n. frlciidlcxH and alone, hastened to the rear sleeper to meet the magnate. To lead them to his carriage he was compelled to return through a throng of his own turn Jnst ns the train began lo more, and a stentor of a sergeant shontcd, "Three eliecrs for Lieutenant I-angrlon. the best officer of Buttery Lr whereat, with lusty lungs and swinging caps, the soldier shouted again and sgniu nntll the train slipped away round the lond tinder tbe bluff, and not one of their number bad so much as a look, much les a salute, for Three :hevri )r JM nU limit LomjiIuh!" ter you need to be warned about and one that, nIkiiiM It come to the ears of the commundlng oliieer, tuny yet sub ject jott to arrest and court martial. your prominence In thnt riotous, even L mem. Afte r i m u mntlnm.a lmn,lnllnn , l,o "-iav. ollrt live Wlvfc mutinous, demonstration at the dejiot this morning. When ollicers and men conspire to cheer a person dismissed In disgrace from the army, they attack tbe administration aud arc guilty of gross Insubordination. I shall not re port the occurrence myself liecauso of my known antagonism to such charac ters as Mr. liingdon, but you'll be most fortunate If the colonel does not bear of It." TO PS CONTIXCED. Li Al. Ait tt 4m ALL. CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new iuvention. Only those burn deaf arc incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.' ARE YMI DEAF? ANY HEAD NOISES? arr t sHo EsSgjo t& ao -- V OREGON SfSOTLlNE ao Union Pacific intnn hv4i ii m for Salt ljike, IH-ii-V4T, Kt. Worth, OmhiMi, KaumiH I'ity.Kt. Kimhh, l jipo & Kant. A rriven 4 :S0 p ui At tic Kxjiri fiff via Hnntiiilon, n . nt It p in for Suit Ijtkt, JS'nver.Vt. . rllt, Oiu:ili;it Kjii hoh ( it y St. I onia, Jhicngo ami Kat. Arrivv . m. St. Paul f;int mail via Siankaiir tonvet V in Utr W itllrt Wulta. Uuvibton, So kaiit V Milan, riilhnati, M inn;iiMtifl, Kt I'aiil, lulntlMillwriiil;ct', IHiicatrg ud Kant. Arrives 7 a in. F. A. WERMAN, OF BACTIMOrtE, SAYS: IMi.timokf, M1.. March ,V, iqoi. Cenllcmrn . Hciiip cntirrlv ctirrl nt (lrnfucss. thauk to ytmr trcnitit-ti;. I will nmrgive you a full hislory of my cn', to Ik nt ynur 'isor !;. . A Kiu t five vcai K nfco mv rilu t-af 1. in to siiij;, r.utl thin k- v ' : M'or-w, until I k my henrinii in thin tai cnlin lv. I uiiiiti wciit n tr-;um nt ir t ntnrvli. for Ihrri morlM. wi(hr i', : :ivii t ulted n num Iter of ikiysK-inns. anmiu; oilici- tin i;nrt ti'iirci.tt ir sciai!.-: r t ilii-ci . tnU tut that only nn opemtinn cuUl 1h !jh ntc nnl - n tii.il rnlv t-mt.i)int mat th- hen-1 iinim tt wnuM then ct-ase, but t!u: hearing m tlu-:. fT-t it i1 , .v.., i I x t.t,t i.ri vt ..' tluil (wnv your -ulv.-i : icin, u' .-ottlfn: .l!v hi a Nir a:' n-Tvr, niul onlrfttt vonr trfnt tl it nnlv n ft- lire li'Mif-. thr noises (,i"i-tl. anilil li t n Mailt ly rcMort-tl. 1 tli.inU iu hcaitilv nnd ic tt remain Vcir rr;tlv A. WXIilM A.V, 7."- rn'tway, r.iHnflff, Met. Our treatment ?nctt not it'nrf't'i'e iriih yunr ?tfitttl trctt petti otu ""Sir1 YOU CAK CURE YOl'SSELF AT HOME "Zlnal ITER.UT1CNAL AMAL UIX12. Bo LA SALLE AVE., CHICA50, ILL B. P. CORK ELI US, Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon o BMitthe Saatmra af .BTOniA. alba Kind m Hw kmn mfn I offer rnv HervioeH to citizens nf Una county l'1 '1' eixxln, int'rcliMinliM' ami fliMltel at public vendue. I will Rtteml ttll hiiIch nt tiint uml lro- pfl-ifiril iion roceivii). rt qeriKft to lo w. (.'Iiiiri; '' rciH intililc. Asthma Cured Free Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in All Cases. SENT "A BSOTJJTKLY FREK ON RKCKIl'T Ol" POSTAL. Write your Name and Address plainly. biJnUI4iUiu pti(i) for acceptable tarns. SUto If patented. THE PATEN! RECORD, Baltimore, MO. iinipUi. titm ovvw AKi inviat siii:iu i : f rom I'oi tlmitl l'iiveN in for S:in Kranrisro every It ilayc. Arrived I ji in. l.e:v S p in d.'iilv exeept Sunday, en SiilnrJay 10 in ler Axtnria and wuy laiuliiiH Anivi'H ! j in exeept t-nndiiy Ix'nveK daily exeet Sunday at (i a in (orOreuirfi t iiy, .Sew U-ie, Knlem, Indtv pendeinxi Mini uay laiidiiiK. Arrives nt I ::!) p in exeept Sunday. leaves Tne, TIiiivn, nml Sat atttam fur (lorvnlliH uml way lnniliit.'H. Arrive Won, Wetl ami l-'ri nt 4 :.rK p m.' Tx-iiTes Tne, Thuni nml Rat nt 7 a m Ixr (htym City, IhiyL.n n)l nHy-l:(nil. iiipn. Airrivra Mon, V'cl nml Fri al :!::() pin. U-aveH lliparia at 3:40 a m fur Ix' i ton. U-aveH Ij-uUhi K;:U). lu (or Kiaria. A.lilreHu, A. I. t'KAHi, lion'l 1'iun. Air,eiiU I'ort nml. . . Orern. CHAIff E9 FOR TEN YEARS VJ f MSU VK Jit m i r tVSRV aT rk'.icp. There ia nuthiiic lika Astlmialene. It liring" mutant relief, twen in Hie worst cow. It enren when all eln1 failc. The Kev. C. V. WKU.S, of ilia I'.icle, III., nays: "Your trial Ixitl I.- of Axtlinmlenp. reeeivnl in pKhl condition. 1 cannot tell ynn liow Uiiinkfnl I feel for the Rood derived from it. I wan a fdnve elininetl Willi putrid nor- threat ;in Afttlima for ten yearn. I despaired of ever U'ine cured. I m your mlwrli uient for tlie cure of lliis dre-ndfnl and !oruiiitinK ilinwe, A"tlinn, and llionlil yon had civer?ioken vonnelve, hut re solved to civc 11 u trial. To my netmii ii incnt, the triid worked like a cliarin. S;nd me a lull-iiizrd I'otile." Sf is 8,000 Hies Long Tin' iinriingtnn Koute ranks among the groatit of the world's railroads. Over rl,ooo miles- long; employing 35,000 men; reaching r,3oo towns and cities in tlm eleven states traversed by its liner-; having through-car arrangements which extend nioio than half way across tho continent and earn estly striving to give its pntronn absolutely uneqnaled serviee, it is the line YOU should Select, next time yon go east. On;i!i.i. t'liicin, Kansas City, St. Louis And EVtKYWIIKKK Ixiyond. A. C. Snit-nott, General Aeot, Cor. Third aad Stark Sta Portland, Ora. pinom, morphine, rldoroform or ether. KKV. p.n. .Moi;i:is W:ciisi.i;i;, Kaldii of the Cone. I'.nai. Inel. Nr.w Yomc,.Ian.:t, I'l'l. I)n. Talt. I'.roi.'. .Medicine Co.. (ienllemcn: Your .Vtliniiiltiie 'f nn excellent remedy for Axlhma and lluy Kever, and its c-onivilioii .dlevlatei, all troiik'lc whieh comliiiie with AHthnm. I In. mure in atiniiliinir ned wonderful. After hnTinK it carefully analyzed, we snn Htate that A st h iimlen,- contaiiiH no Y Tv tntlv your-. KKV. rR. MOP.KIS WKCHsf.Ki;. THREE COLLEGE COURSES - CltASSIGRL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - N. Y., Kelt. I, lui'l. ViiK MlT.lMi Ir. Tuft Bran. Medicine Co. Gentlemen: I write this twtlmoiiiul from m ii.c of d.itr. luivim: tc?tel die wonderful rflect ol vonr Airthmlene. for the cure nl AnJniiul Jlr wife luu U cn aflicted with pmoilic axtlinia for the paM 12 vc im. Ilavini; exhauieil inv omii! kill aa well a many other, I chanced to fee your riun Ukii your imlmi Hon I :;nt 1, Hm-t in New York, I at once obtained a lioltle of Anthmalene. My wife cmmm-ii- I red takinf it almat the lit of Noreinher. 1 veroon notleH railic.il' improve. P meat. Alter tiring one bottle her Aethnia hud iliwipienrril ind :ic im cnlirciy frw ! from all aymptoma. 1 feel that I ran conitently recommend tlie rneiliciiu 'to all who are aillicted with thii diatreeainir diaeaee. Your r.-ifiilly, I . 1, I'lielpc, M. D. i Dr. Tail Broe'. Medicine Co. t'h. 5, isni. lientlenien : 1 waa troahlod with Asthma for 2.' Vcarv. 1 hauc tried miniernii- remedies, but they have all failed. Iran aero ynur advertiacment ami plaitil I With a trial bottle. I found relief at om. II urn Mine, iinrcliajteil rniir futLviu. ' eoiiie, ana i am ever grateiai. l kave a family of four ( liil.lrcn. ami lor m x rear waa unable to work. I am now in tha hent f ln-nllli nml am iloinc day. Thli tewtinionr vnn ran make anch are ol o von fee lit. H. Hume addreea. TA KMncton ntrcet. HI Kaxt lir.Hh -t.. ( itr. I . i ii .1 r. i rial Bottle Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt of Postal. Do not Writ, al 7 feat 130th B4, N. V. Chy. Jul 1 H 1H ( The Academy prepares for College and qices a tjiorough Knpjiah Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All pnses eery loro. lioard and 'rooms a the f.div8 If all 53 to $1 per week, includin--! ctric light and heat THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY Under experienced nianagcment, tcili lur nisli rooms and board at cost on the club plnn. not to exceed $l-fi0 For full pa i iculars, address president McClelland, Forest CroDe, Oregon