Gentleman
From Indiana
Crrti. 199. kr 3Wr
Cpr4U 1902,
lie uttered a cry ami stopped. Helen
wai standing besldu the byclranifeas
wltb butb bandit pressed to her face
and ber eye rant ou the ground. Sue
bad run away aa far as aha could run.
There were blgb fence extending
- down to the creek on each aide, and the
water waa beyond.
-Your be an Id. "You! Your
Sbe did not lift ber eye, but began
to move away from liliu wltb little
backward step. When alie reached
tbe bench on the bank abe sjhiWs wltb
a quirk Intake of breath and In a voice
lie almost fulled to bear, the merest
whlniM-r, and ber worda came ao alow
ly that aometiineii mlnutea separated
tbein. "Can you will you keep me on
tbe Herald r
Keen you"
II came near ber. "I don't under-
stand. I It yon you who are here
again r
"Have you forgiven me? You know
now why I wouldn't resign? You
forgive my that telegram J"
What telegram?"
"Tbe one Unit came to you thl
morning."
"Your telegram?"
"Yea."
"rld you aend me one?"
"Yea."
"It did not come to me."
"Yea-It did."
"Hut wbut tvhi It about V
"It waa alKiieu. ahe said; "It wa
Igned" She paused and turned half
away, not lifting the downcast lashea.
Her band, renting upon the back of tbe
bench, wa ahaklng. She put It behind
ber. Then her eyes were lifted a little.
and, though they did not meet his, be
aaw them, and a glory sprang Into be
ing In hi heart. Her voice fell still
lower, and two heavy tear rolled down
ber cheek. "It wna aliened," ahe whis
pered, "It wa signed 'II. Hsbee. "
He begnn to tremble from bead to
foot. There wa a long silence. She
bad turned full awny from hi in. When
be spoke hi voice was as low as ber.
and be spoke as slowly as she bad.
"You meun then then It wa you?"
"Yea."
"You!"
"Yea."
"And you you hare yon bare been
here all the timer'
"All all except the week you were
-hurt."
Tbe bright veil that wrapped them
wa drawn away, and they stood In the
"1'our he sulci. Tour'
quiet, gathering thiHk. He tried to
loosen his neckband; It seemed to be
choking him. "I I can't-1 don't com
prehend It. I am trying to realise
what It all means."
"It uieaus nothing." she answered.
"There waa an editorial yesterday,"
he said, "an editorial that I thought
was almut ltodney McCune. Did you
write ltr
"Yes."
"It wa about-me wasn't It?"
"Yes."
"It sald-lt said thnt-tbat I had won
the the love of every person In Car
low county."
Suddenly she found her voice. "Do
not misunderstand me." she said rapid
ly. "I have done the little that I have
done out of gratitude." She faced him
tiow, but without meeting hi eye. "I
owed you more gratitude than a wom
an ever owed a man before, I think,
and I would have died to pay a part
of It."
"What gratitude did you owe me?"
"What gratitude? Kor what you did
for my father."
"I have never seen your father In my
life."
"Listen. My father I a gentle old
man with white hnlr and kind eye.
My name I my uncle's. He and my
aunt have been good to tne a a father
and mother altuv was seven year
old, and they gne me their name by
law, and I lived wltb them. My fa
ther came to wv me once a year; I nev
er came to see him. lie always told me
everything wa well with him. that hi
life wa happy, and I thought It wa
easier for him not having me to take
rare of, he has Ix-en so xr ever since
I wa a child. Once he lost the little
be had left to him In the world, hi
only w ay of lunkiug his living. He liml
no friends; he was hungry and deflor
ate, and be wandered. I was dam-lug
and going about wearing Jewels-only
I did not know. All the time the brave
heart wrote me happy letters. I should
have known, for there wss one who
did and w ho saved him. When at last
I came to see my fattier he told me-be
had written of his idol before, but It
wa not till I came that he told It all
to me. Do you know what I felt?
While hi daughter wa dancing co
tillon a stranger had taken his band
and -and" A sob nwe In her throat
and checked lier utterance for a im
pent, but she threw up her head proud-
i:::
t3X MmClmn Cm.
hr MtCtmm. TklUIj SZl Cm.
IT. "Gratitude. Mr. naraiess:- tne
cried. "I aw James FUbee' daugh
ter r
He fell back from the bench with a
sharp exclamation and stared at ber
through tbe gray twilight She went
on hurriedly, still not looking at him.
"I wanted to do something to show you
that I could be ashamed of my vile
neglect of him something to show you
hi daughter could be grateful and It
ha been such dear, happy work, the
little I have done, that It aeems, after
all, that I have done It for love of my
self. It I what I had always wanted
to do to earn a living for myself, to
live with my father. When I came
here, my aunt and uncle were terribly
afraid I would stay wltb htm. It wa
to prevent thl that they determined to
go abroad, and my father said I must
go back to them. Then you were
were hurt, and be needed me ao much
ha let me tay. When you when
you told me"- she broke off wltb a
strange, fluttering, half Inarticulate lit
tle laugh that wua half tears and then
resumed In another tone "when you
told me you cared that night that
night of the storm bow could I be
sure? It bad bven only two days, you
see, and even If I could have bee sure
of myself why, I couldn't have told
you. Oh, I bad so brazenly thrown my
self at your bead time aud again those
two duy In my my worship of your
goodness to my fattier and my excite
ment In recognizing In his friend tbe
hero of my girlhood that you had ev
ery right to think I cared; but If but
If I had If I bad loved you with my
whole soul I could not have why, no
woman could have I mean the sort of
girl I am couldn't have admitted it
must have denied It Do you think that
then I could have answered 'Ye.' even
If I had wanted to even If I hud been
sure of myself? And now" Her
voice sank again to a whisper. "And
now"
"And now?" he said tremulously. She
gave a hurried glance from rlnht to left
and from left to right, like one In ter
ror seeking a woy Of escape; she gath
ered ber skirts In ber hand as If to run
Into the garden, but suddenly she turn
ed and ran to him. She threw her arms
about hi neck and kissed him on tbe
forehead.
When they heard the Judge calling
from the orchard they went buck
through the garden toward the house.
It wua dark. The whitest asters were
but gray splotches. There was no one'
In the orchard. Briscoe bad gone In
door.
Did you know you are to drive me
Into town In the phaeton for tbe fire
works?" ahe asked.
"Fireworks?"
"Yea. Tbe great Hark less has come
home." Even In tbe darkness he could
see the look tbe vision had given him
when tbe barouche turned Into the
square. She smiled upon him and
said, "All afternoon I was wishing I
could have been your mother."
He clasped her band more tightly.
Thl wonderful world!" he cried,
"Yesterday I had a doctor a doctor to
cure me of lovesick ness!"
After a time they bad proceeded a
little nearer the bouse. "We must
hurry," she said. "I am sure they have
been waiting for us." This was true;
they bad.
From tbe dining room came laughter
and hearty voices, aud the window
were bright with the light of many
lamp, lty and by they stood Just out
side tbe patch of light thut fell from
one of tbe window.
"Look!" aald Helen. "Aren't they
good, dear people?"
The beautiful people!" he answered.
THC END.
The British Ualaesu
It 1 among the thing generally
known that the guinea obtained It
name from the gold from which It wna
made having been brought from tbe
Uulnea coast by the African company
of traders. Tbe Qrat notice of ths
gold was In 1649, during the common
wealth of Kngland, w hen on the 1 Ith of
April of that year the parliament re
ferred to the council of atate a paper
presented to-the house concerning the
coinage of gold brought In a ship lately
come from "(Julny" for the better" ad
vancing of trade. Hut It was In tbe
reign of Charles II. that the name was
first given to this coin. It Is among
things not generally known that when
the guinea was originally coined the
Intention was to make It current as a
twenty shilling piece, but from an er
ror, or rather a scrtii of errors, In cal
culating the eaet proportions of the
value of gold aud silver It never cir
culated for that value.- Sir Isaac New
ton In his time fixed the true value of
the guinea In relation to silver at 2ti.
8d., and by his advice the crown pro
claimed that for the future It should
be current at 21 shillings.
Rlaht la Llae.
Hh k-lie's trying berry culture now,
you know, and he says he' having
considerable success.
Wick-Yes?
Hicks-Yes, although he admit the
return are iniall as yet.
Wicks Well, that sounds natural.
You might call that "biicitss, with small
fruit." Catholic Standard and Times.
aallaa.
"What kind of a show have you?"
the manager was asked.
Well," be repll.il guardedly, "thst
depends on whether I am talking to
the public or revising the salary list"
Chicago Toat
The time (r coughs and mlds is here,
ut mith a Imttle of Hates' W hite Pine
nd Tar Syrup in the liotiwe no one need
suffer any Inconvenience. It's the lnt
remedy on the market. Call at the
Delta drug store.
County CommUaionera.
K'oncluilud (roui First Patfe.)
Petition of J. W. Maitland to can
cel sale of delinquent taxes. It ap
pearing that ii acres in nw nw
sec. 1 6 n. 4 w. was doubly assess
ed and that taxes were paid, but
land was sold to Washington coun
ty on account of the assessment, it
is ordered that said sale be cancel
led on the tax sale record.
Application for an exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark fair by the Ladies'
Lewis and Clark Club of Hillsboro;
ordered that the sum of $zy be ap
propriated for a Washington coun
ty exhibit at said fair. "
The tallowing bills were audited
and allowed:
r. W. Mverroora. wails and bl-hsys .. 2 04
disss A fruit hoinine, ( bills, slat, - M 15
C. II. Jeremiah, board of prisoner . 7 40
... ,t.. a. f a t,in flat ?K
Irwin iiuumiu a cv. unis, ,v w i.
,.l ... ' . .... , m AA
Harem Miller, r. aud b. 24 36
Redmond A tbtpplnictun, r. nd h. . !l 00
U. I". Case, its. amidst. CI 90
Hillsboro Iixleixili.lsut, itat. 36 l
1. H. Htnklejr, e. b 2 Oil
August Vanloo, r. and b.-....... 11 UO
V Ictof Crop, r. sod n. .-
ll v
Mays Bros, relief Dsn Boner. ....
II. C. ('anion, r. aud b.
'union lirus. rsndb.
How D.Tli A Kliliain, sut.
L. C. Walker, r. and b.
Geo. D. Billiard A Co. Mat.
rUuunnoeu and Co. relief
Frank Vanleby, r, and h.
Wheeler iltg. Co. e. h. ...
Brigs Broa, 2 bills r. and h.
W. M. Jsckaou, salary
A. M. Collins, salary
W. O. lionelson, e. b
Tbos. Cox, r. aud h
Jen. It. Wilcox, ssscssln .
an
SA so
1& 40
IS 40
12 '
10 ao
Ml 70
11 OU
4 00
4 ao
AO 00
35 00
aoua
lb oo
24 2
Union I.uintierCo. r. and h,
J. C. Iainkln, e. b and )"
E. I. Kurstll, salary and itat.
Wlllll Ireland, dep. reo
E. J. (lodmao, Ml and depl, sis I. .
II. II. Clark, r. and b..
J. O.Hoos, r, andb.
A. J. Hoy, relief
f. Mcdllt. r. and b
Callahan and Herring, r. and h
J. W. Ooodln, relief, p f.
T. A. Bailey, ex lnwn
J. Roberta, roads aud high ways.
C. E. Hedge "
J. W. Ooodln, poof farm, willed by Jacob
Brugger. .
Portal (irovs Times, ptg
City, Walor sod Light .
Laudess Brown, r and b . , .
41 68
211 66
Mi r
mi oti
nit aa
12 00
7 40
6 00
2 Ml
I 30
300 Oil
6 7a
IS 5i
42 7A
ia ao
Ittllsboro Argus, ptg
Gen. Kaoson Post 0, A. R. , relief or
-mphl) m-
Johnston Bros, r and b , ,
r'red HamoL r and b . , . , , .
J. W. C'onnell, sal and ilept
( lark and Buchanan, ex co, reo.
L. A. Rood, aal. sta. r and b
W. J. Butner, sal, milage r, and b
C, B Bucbanaa, al. milage, r. and b.
relief
T II Maury, Jury fees la justice court .
Chaa llulibert,
8 r Van meter " " ..
i P Alpine "
II C Wilkes "
Mr. McKarland, witness free In justice e
Mrs. Perry, ' "
Mlly I. Moe " " '
Fred KUlgwn, jimloe fees
O T Olsten, constable fee .
H T Itagley, Justice fee . , ,
E B Happlugton, constable ft a , .
Russell Frost, witness fees
4 6u
00
223 ao
2.(1 00
63 13
21 40
IS 60
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1 oo
l oo
1 00
1 00
I ao
i ao
1 ao
2 oo
7 00
7 U)
7 CO
2 U0
Dr J P Tarn I rule " , ,.
Mamie Landesa, "
K 0 Brown, comne rfees, Kllen Ford .
I ao
2 00
70
i ao
Arab Hoyl, wltnc-a " "
Mrs. J. C. Klrkwood " "
1 AO
l ao
1 oo
1 oo
Adra M. Ford, "
CFIIaya, Juror" "
ST Bowser "
C 1. Umkln witness
i ao
i ao
6 oo
i oo
1 oo
Mrs P B Houthworlh "
Or J P Tamleale '
B C I.uce, Juror "
L A Ixing ' ' '
W II Rlngle "
A B Bailey, '
i oo
i oo
4 00
4 00
Joseph Robinson Mavis and highways
C. Kebs, "
On motion court adjourned.
L. A. ROOD, Judge.
If you want good fl lur, go to Uoh
Orwr's, he kwpi Lllrty Bell, fl.05
per sack and (Jilt Edge, $1.10 per
sack. Iloth hard wheat flour and do
he'.ter in lown.
If anyone who reads this notice lias a
horse he would like to let out for his
keep, he can find a chance by applying
at this ollice. The party referred to
wants to use the horse two or three days
each week, and in return for the service
will give the animal the lx-st of care and
plenty to eat.
Wanted.
Special representative in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent
and advertise an old established busi
ness bonne of solid financial standing.
Halary $21 weekly, with Expense ad
vanced each Monday by check direct
(rom headquarters. Horse and buggy
furnished when necessary; position er
maiicnt. Address Blew llroe. A Co..
IH pt. A, Motion I'.ldg., Chicago, III.
IVlta Tiiik Liver Till is a splendid
remedy for indigestion and liiliouiHicss.
Hotter than the U-st cascorets ever made.
'or general use there is nothing U-ttcr.
Twenty-live cents at IVlta Irng Store.
Reduced Rates to St. Louis Eao.
tiort.
The Southern Pacific Co. will sell
round trip tickets at greatly retimed
rates to St. I-oui and .Chicago, account
ifthe St. Liuis kiMtition, on the d.l
lowing dates: June Itf, 17, IS; Jul 1,
- i August 8, 9, v 10; Septemlier 6, 6
; tVb.Wr a, 4, 5.
lining trip must 1 completed within
ten days from date of sale, and tiasMcn-
Bits will lw permitted to start on any
lay that will enable them to reach ilea-
iiisiti-m within the ten davs limit. Ke
urn limit liinetv davs. but lint lnt.T
fhsn Itfcemher 31, 1!M.
rr lull information as to rates and
routes call on II. A. Ilinhawf Agent
Southern Pacific at Hillsboro. .
Both 'Phones.
R. II. Ortvr tiaa Just imt In an.itlur
(hone and ran now talk to almiwt any
n in theroiinty. Hyoiimant irriNir
ies, jiiKt step to either 'plione, call tip
hi store anl leave your order, and yon
ill get the N'st to I had in the mar
ket. rTunij't delivery and right j ricea.
Outpour ice cream at Falmateer'.
See rkhuluierich Bros'. $ .U0 suits.
A No. 1 bacon, 14 cents er mjuu1,
llreer's.
You can get any kind f a Hunk
printed by applying at this otlk-e.
Ice Cream The Hazclwood best on
eurtli (or sale by the dish, pint or quart
at Palinatuer's.
I have just received several dine and
cylinder graphophones and alx-ut LD0 of
the latest records, (or lth the disc and
cylinder machines, from the Columbia
company. lie sure and select some of
these records (or your machine.
F. R. DA I LEV.
Fchuluiericu Lros. are offering suits at
just oiie-lial( of their former price. We
have some remnants that must lie sold.
See them. Suits for 15.00
Dr. A. A. Harris Magnetic Healer.
1 Hucmwtfully treat diseases with
out the use ol druga or surgery, by
I tnO
Wellm.T Kystem of rurignetlc
healing. Call and hpa mo. Consul
tation free. UOlcfl over City Bakery,
Hillsboro, Or. -
TliellilNlH.ro ImlcKMidciit, The Ta
one .Monthly and The Tohslo I'.hide, all
three public ons.ntie year (or t'.'.IM).
You can buy canned good cheap
er at (Jreer'a thao any place In Hill
boro.
Don't iia 1 Nt. Uul
'Till you call at or write lo the
Chicago, Milwaukee and 8t. Paul
iUilroad. OiUtt) 131 Third Hirwt,
Portland, Oregon. L w rttte to all
point Eiist, in connection wiilh all
traiiHCoutlncntalH.
II. 8. HOWE,
General Agent,
Portland, Or
WA NTKI) Quickly,
few psruons to represent
honw among retail mer
estalillshed wholesalu honw among retail
chants and sgeuis. I ocal territory of few coun
ties. (IS salary and expenses paid weekly.
Permanent eiiKsgemenl. Iluaineas suocesbl'iil.
Previous experience uol esaeulial. Kuohme self
addressed envelope. Address Hupxsistsnhunt
1'savsi.ibs, Ibtliearlwru St., Chicago.
ASK THK AGKNT FOR TICKETS
VIA
To Spokane, S. I'aul, Minneap
olis, llulutli, (.'hiciiKO, St.
Louis, and All Points
Kast and South.
2
OVKRLAND TRAINS
DAILY.
I he flyer and the I'ast Mall
SPLENDID SERVICE.
I'P-TODATK HQUPIMENT
COl'RTKOl'S EMPLOYES
DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS the
CASCADK and ROCKY MOUN
TAINS.
For Tickets, Rates, Folders and
Full Particulars, call on or address
II. DICKSON,
City Ticket Apet,
122 Third St. Portland.
S. G. YKRKKS, G. V. P. A.,
. 6i 2 First Av., Seattle, Wash
We give Kxpxlitel Servlre on Freight.
Kiiute your shipments via the Grout
Northern.
Full inlormation from Wm. IIakdkr,
(ieneral Aitent. 1'orllur.d, Ore.
DON'T
GET VET!
ASK YOUD DEAltP FOP TH
SLICKER
MADt FAMOUS BY A DtPUTATION
EXTENDING OVtD MODE THAN
HALF A CENTUM!
-tc-v I uvylk O jamtm ana
- 1 mUneJ In bUvcK er yellow
1 I for all kind of wet work.
JATWACTTON U CUaBANTtED k YOU JTKI TO
JHt SIGN OP THE FISH. M
A J TOWtS CO.BO3T0N. MASS.U 5 A
TOWPS CANADIAN CO L.t, TORONTO CAH
,6
Yse kla Im rrr sisrMi kslldis'i ini yti siatass srt spelt,
Tsrrslscnsf ls,lsMrrsn4C;sllrnniH'Art,
Bsl I s testis' t mr BoMi'isonk.HslKi I hSlh Blks
-s' U M. Lm mhm Use Ssrscs M Fiks.
SsilsS sf ik riks," kT WsIIks Irvia. Cosrris aiss
kf CSUUI'I WssklS. PsMHBa ftf BSTSIMHva.
To SL Louis and Return
Hmt sft, it, lt, .T , a, I, Ascst ,9,1a, ksssmket t,
, 7l Ocio! I, 4, f .
halt, BlasIT 4srs.
The Rock Island System offer two routes
to the World's Fair' City via St. Pul
Minnespurii, atxl through Scxnic CukaraJo.
No chsnge of cars, OgJen to St. Louis and
St. Paul to St. Louis.
Full Informatics!
Call er writs.
A. H. McDonald, Orsrral Aft,
led 3rd Siren, cor. Aider Street,
fortlaoU, Ore,
Oregon Short
Line
and
Union Pacific
Three Trains to the Hast Daily
1 briHiub Pullman sutuilard and lounul slevp
Ins t ars dally lo Oinaho, ( bicavo, li"Okne;
liurli ulivping cars ilailv lo katiaas t'liy.
throuitb I'ullmaii UMirisi Wping ears (peranii
ally cuii.lm tcili wwkly torhli ago. kanaas I'Hy;
lovlluiug chair cars (wats dailv) la Sjus dally.
70
HOURS
PORTLAND TO CMICAOO
No changs of cars
70
1KI'AKT
KK
Chli'aKO
Portland
Sitclal
B l.i a in via
ll'uiiuiium
Atlantic
Kxpreaa
M: p lu
via I Inn t
liiKton HI. Paul"
Kal slail
6.K p ui
via
Ppokans
11MK m llKlil l.ES
from PorUand, Or.
Halt Lake, Denver, Ft
Worth, Oiualia. Kan
A KKI K
KKual
sas City, Hi. Ixniis, Chi
cago and Kast.
tx p. m.
Halt t.ak. IH-nvrr, Ft
Worth, Omaha, Kan
sas City. HI Uiuia. I til
7 is a. m.
l-ago aud Kast.
W alla W alla, lwlston
Spokane, W allare.l'nll
man, MinneatMihn. Hi,
I'aul, Imluin, Milwau.
ka,('hiraKo and Katl.
S:O0 a. at.
Ocean and River Schedule
For fan Fraurlsco Kvery tlve days at p. tn.
For Astoria, way wmilHaml North lk-a-h ilally
leseept Humtavl at S:uu p. m. ; Hatunlays at III uo
l. in. Dally service (water peruiitlliig) oo the
Willamette and Yamhill rivers.
For further Information ask or write your
nearest ticket agout, or
A. I. CraiaT
General Passenger Agent,
The Oregon Hallway A Navigation Co., Portland,
Oregon.
LI0UOR-MORPMIN-T0BACC0l
rr.re HABITS PERMANENTLY CUREDl
-s ros ruu SAncuiAdJ I
aMu t mi r r iwnrurr- po si tl a No.osi r, I
Before You Purchase Any Other Write
THE NEW HOME 8EWIN0 MACHINE COMPANT
OSANSE, MASS.
Many Sewing Machines are made to sell regard
lets ol quality, but the New llatuo" It made
to wear. Our guaranty never runt out
We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions
of thetrade. The "w Home" standi atths
bead of all 11 Is h-srrswle family sewing machine
Hold by aalhorlaiMt dealers) oaljr
ros salc
Chicago
Portland
Special
the most liixiirintis tr.iin in the world,
l'ullman slt't tiini' c.trs. iliiiinu cars,
i..,it.., ...... t.;, a i.i..,..
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d.iys rorll.iiul ti Cliican.
TwoTlirougliTrains
to C'liicno d.iily from l'urtl.inil and
mints in OrrK" anil K.tstern Wash
Milton vi.i the Ore yon Railroad &
Navigation l o.. Orison Short Line,
Union Pacific? K. K. and Chicago &
North-Western Ky., over
Tha Only Double-Track Railway
Tha Mltiouri River and Chicago
Daily rvrnrHinns in ('iillnian ttiurinl
slf pini; c ar Ironi rrt!nii(t ihruutch
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over charge fot honest service.
'e pay uo one to send you to us
aud therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescriptiou here. A
goodly uumlier of people are al
ready aware of this and u trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
Tourist Cars
Going
Many
lirt'fer
for the transcontinental jour
ney. The
Chicago,Mihvaiikee
& St. Paul Ry.
can arranjjo for your trip
cast in tourist cars offer you
choice of routes and save
you money,
IE. N. HOW I',
Csfiirrril A tr,t.
134
City Bill Poster
Special Attention given to Slums, Tlieatres and Gen
eral Posting, etc. Prices reasonable and
all of my -work gnarenteetl.
Ilox 312
The Most ilelightfnl Way to Cross the Continent.
Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Leadville,
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
A Daylight Hide Through Xatnre's Art (Jalleiy.
Passing Castle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Tennessee
Pass, Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge.
3
Trains Daily Between Ogden and Denver
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
SEEK 1X0 FUUTHEK, HETTEIt CAN'T HE FOUND
For detailed Information, address
W. C. McBRIBE, General Agent.
lZ4 Third Street
PARK AND WASHINGTOTi STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Established in 1866. Ojkmi all the year. Trivate or
class instruction.. .. Thonsands of graduates in jkjsi
tions; opportunities constantly occurring. It pays to
attend our school. ' Catalogue, .specimens, etc., free
A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL.D., PRINCIPAL
Hillsboro
Dray Line . . .
k. w. tioouru rrop.
Lllit and Heavy I)rayns;o
I'laaas aad llunsrhilil leoiN Mm 1st
r perlaltr.
Alaaj prampt aa1 rrllabler
UIt atrial.
East.
oxju'rii'iici'd travi'Iors
tourist slct-pini' cars
Third St.. Portland
and Distributor
V. F. ALLISOX.
Portland, Oregon
(ieiiiiine Vi'iii-tiil.lc iari liiiient hutter
wr;ipiini: jsijs-r for salu at this olllee.
Si.e, tlx 1.1.
Send No Money
ONLT TOUR NAM B AND ADDRESg
ForSampUt of Cloth. Bto.
LLsOOL
$14.50;'
Tbe Medal Tailor
-Tt Till. tX. -w.a