I
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND
“ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK.
DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
the
originator of “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,’ the earns I
was
that has borne and does now
s/tf?', <•"“* •on every
wrapper.
bear the facsimile signature of
This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA, ’ which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought
on
and has the signature of
wrap­
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex­
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
A
. p.
March 8,1897.
TO BUY THE POPE A CITY.
Conataatiuople, M on Than Home, la
l.ikely to Be Furvhnaed.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in­
gredients of which even he does not know.
The Kind You Have Always Bought”
8EARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
I
LAY PREACHERS.
English Lord. Who Dallvar Sudsy DU-
course*.
SCIENTIFIC REASON GIVEN.
Emperor William’« taste for preach­
ing, even where there 1» a duty quali­
fied eeclesiastis within reach, i« far
more common fancy tiiian most people
might be willing to imagine. Under the
circumstances it is difficult to under­
stand the surprise which lias been
caused by his insistence in delivering
the Sunday discourse during the recent
yachting trip in the Mediterranean, al­
though he had on board with him the
chief of the court chaplains.
Thus in England there are at least
a dozen secular members of the house
if lords who, not content w ith preaching
to their own households and tenants,
actually travel about in England and on
the continent preaching wherever they
can find either a congregation or a pul­
pit at their disposal.
Several of them, such as, for instance,
Lord Radstock, have incurred the wrath
of foreign governments in consequence
of their religious zeal.
The young Earl Beauchamp is an­
other of these lay preacheTs, but he con­
fine« his ministrations to the East end
of London. Then there is Lord B» unet,
married to an American wife and heir
to the earl of Tankerville, who has been
urre«ted for street preaching on several
occasions.
The present duke of Hamilton does a
little in the preaching line, chiefly
among the |>oorer classes of London.
But none of these peers come anywhere
near the late earl of Shaftesbury so far
as pulpit oratory is concerned, the earl
lieing known by the nickname of “the
lay bishop.”
Why the Eyes of a Painted Portrait Fol­
low the Observer.
TWO INVENTIVE THIEVES.
It is suggested that the Roman Catho­
lics of Christendom shall subscribe $!,-
000,000,000 to buy Rome and a near-by
seaport for the pope, says Harper’«
Weekly. The belief is expressed that
the Italian government might sell the
property without serious detriment to
its political integrity and that the
money could be used to great advantage
in relieving Italy of part of the burden
of her public debt, it is not proposed
to turn over the principal to the venders,
but to place it in trust and to pay 11«
annual proceeds into the Italian treas-
ury as 10111? as the pope remains undis-
turbe.d in the papal territory.
I I m plan is u very pretty one und
there are those who think the money
might be raised and that King Hum­
bert’s government would appreciate
the advantages of such a bargain. But
would Rome be the best purchase the
pope could make with the money?
Chicago would take him vastly oh. aper
and give him port privileges on Lake
Michigan, but she could not engage to
make h • ni monarch of an American town­
ship at any price. But there is Con­
stantinople, an excellent city, wlieie
popes have lived before, full of ready-
made churches built l>y Christians and
nearly ripe now for reconsecration.
Constantinople seems liable to come
into the market any day. If the pope
coubl buy it of the sultan that would be
a deal worth subscribing to and worth
turning a page of history to record.
Direct Legislation.
COUNTING OF THE VOTES.
In Kseent Klsctiona Therv U m Beea Lit­
tle Fraud in New York.
The <*ountiug of vote* has been in
tbe past more fruitful of trickery and
fulHifieution than any other part of
the election process. In 1893 the car--
vuHsera iu certain districts reduced the
matter to its Lowest terms by simply
reporting a unanimous vote on the'<r
side, and then going out to fling up their
ha Us for the rest of the night. In the
subMKjUent election competent und in­
corruptible men supervised tbe canvass
so strictly that the percentage of fraud
was so small, if any existed, as never to
be heard of. This watching, says a
writer in Century, at the count not only
prevented intentional lying, but save I
accidental mistakes. In one case the
board of iiwqxjcior« confessed they did
not know how tx> c ount the votes, and
submitted entirely to the guidance of
a well-informed watcher.
The counting is done in public, and
is often an interesting sight Every or­
ganization ami each candidate may
send a representative tp observe it,
though nobody but the inspectors is
permitted to touch the ballots. The
straight tickets are first counted in ten«
by four men in succession, and a tally
is kept by at least two assistants. Each
name is credited with as many votes
as then1 are tickets for his side. Then
one inspector reads off of those tickets
which are “splits” or have pasters at­
tached, or upon which names have been
“rased or new names written, and each
candidate is credited with a vote every
time his name appears. When this is
finished the most prominent office 1«
taken up, and the sum of tht* votes for
each candidate is ascertained.
I
The legislature of Nebraska bn
adopted the principle of tho iniliativ
and referendum.
The new law provides that in citi'
aud villages 15 per cent of the voters <
the city wishing to adopt a certain lai
■nuy petition tho city government t<
submit the proposed law to u vote o‘
the people. If 20 per cent of the voter,
ask that this be done at a special elec
tion, tho request is to be granted. It
snch special election is not called for.
the proposed law is to be submitted t<
a vote at the next regular election. Th<
mayor und council are to have no pow
ir to enact laws and ordinances, except
for the immediate preservation of the
health and peace, without submitting
it to a popular vote, if demanded by 6
per cent of the voters. Any ordinance
passed by the mayor and council must
wait 30 days before going into effect,
aud within this 30 days the citizens
may demand its submission to a vote
Not only has Nebraska indorsed the
principle that the people shall huve the
right to propose laws and have them re­
ferred to a popular vote, bnt ¡South Da­
kota has done likewise. Her legislature
has passed an amendment to her con-
stitntion which is to be submitted to the
people for ratification this fa.'l. The
law applies to the state as will nr, to
cities aud towns.—Exchange.
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EAST AND SOUTH
—VIA—
The Shasta Route
K" :
A,
A*
Z|'>
—or TH«—
Southern Pacific Co.
UNDER THE GOLD STANDARD
Wollaston’s curious discovery was They Took * Bicycle from the Rider on
MEANS...
a Bet.
tha* by adding to each pair of eyes a
HE VOWED VENGEANCE.
Express
Trains
Leave
Portland
Dailv.
nose directed to the right or the left,
The bicycle thief is inventive this
the eyes lose their front direction, and \ ear. A young man was practicing cir­ And Got It with a Will--Cord Reginald’s
I
North
Path.
look to the right or left, according to cles in front of his house when two fel­
•» 00 i» tu Lv Portland Ar 9 3U a n
“
He
struc-c-c-k
me!
”
lows
stopped
on
the
pavement
to
admin*
the direction of tbe nose. By means of
Ar Ashland
Lv 5 5" p m
The villain strode up and down the
a flap* representing the lower features him. One of them, says the New York
Lv Ashland
Ar 5 2« p n-
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
stage
cycle
path
and
ground
his
teeth
Ar
SanFranciscoLv
8:'M'p n-
Herald,
asked
how
much
the
wheel
in a different position, as Dr. Wollaston
remarks, “a lost look of devout abstrac­ weighed, and the young man said it with rage, says the New York World.
THE CCNTKUR COMPANY. 7T MURRAY STRKCT, NEW YORK CITY.
Above
trams
stop
at
all
stations
“He struc-c-c-c-k Cecil Legree!”
I tion in an uplifted countenance of in­ weighed 22 pounds.
•etween Portland and Salem, Turner
In a very ecstasy of fury the villain •larion,
The smaller of the two said that was
quisitive archness in the leer of a
Jefferson, Albany, Tangent,
The gold standard means low prices, low wages, hard times. The bimetallic
hedds, Halsey, Harrisburg Junction Oily, standard meaus good prices, good wages, permanent prosperity for the producing
younger face turned downward and ob­ too light, and that he believed in wheels -stamped his feet and tore his hair.
“He struck Cecil Legree! No man •aigene, Cottage Grove, Drains and all classes.
weighing at least 30 pounds. Also, he
liquely toward the opposite side.”
-aiions from Roseburg to Oakland, in-
As by changing the direction of the mentioned that he once came in first ever did that and lived to tell the tale. lusive.
SUMMONS.
lower features we change the direction in a ten-niile race aud rode a. wheel And as for the girl—ah, me proud beau­
lloaeburg Mail Daily.
of the eyes, says Notes and Queries, so weighing 38 pounds. At this the larger ty, you shall yet feel the vengeance of a
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, by changing our position, the eye of the of the strangers laughed derisively, and Legree!”
ARRIVI :
LKAVW
A 32 to 40 Page Weekly Farm and Family Paper.
Price, $1.00 a Year
for Jackson County.
What venom, what hatred there was
.rtlan.i fi:A0a m i Roseburg
5:2Pi-i>
portrait apparently follows us. If a said:
Richard Beswick, Plaintiff)
While
not
neglecting
it*
superb
Agricultural,
Horticultural,
Live Stock and
a.-churg
7:30a ni , Portland
4:3opn
“What do you know about wheels?” in the bitter words.
vertical line be drawn through the tip
vs.
Family Departments, etc., has at the same time, for many years, upheld the
Even the pale moon wobbled in the
“Why, I’ve ridden more wheels than
Wrn . M. Colvig, as admin­
of
the
nose
and
half
way
between
the
standard of the people against trusts and monopolies, more especially against
Manager - aud - Funeral - Director
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
canvas heavens.
istrator of the estateof J . |
eyes, there will be the same breadth of you ever saw,” replied the other.
that most iniquitous of all monopolies, the single gold standard. All who read
C. Durkee, deceased, |
“I have the papers; ha, ha, ha! I’ll
“I don’t believe you can ride at all.”
head,
of
cheek,
of
ohin
and
of
neck
on
it
agree that it is the beat paper of it* class on earth.
Hanna A. Durkee, wid- j
Myer Block, - Ashland, Or,
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
“I’ll bet you five dollars I can. Let me bide mo time, and then, then I’ll cross
each side of this middle line, and each
ow <»f tbe said J. C.
—
AXD
—
his
¡Kith
again!
”
show
him
on
your
wheel.
I
won
’
t
hurt
Durkee, deceased, and
iris will be in the middle of the whole
Serond-ClanK Sleeping Care
Eila M. Lewis, Howard Suit to fore­
it.”
Raising his clenched hand the villain
F. Durkee, Agnes N. close a Mort eye. If we now move to one side, the
lie could ride all right He wobbled served notice upon high heaven and the
andle first - class goods
Attached to all through trains.
apparent horizontal breadth of every
Abbott,
(
’
has.
R.
Dur
­
gage
on
real
Day or Night Calls promptly at­
slowly on the wheel fora short, distance, property moon that some day he would
kee.
and
Geo,
A.
Durkee
property.
part
of
the
head
and
face
will
be
di
­
I
tended to.
WICST SIDE DIVISION.
heirs at law of the said
minished, but the parts on each side of und then sw ished around the corner and puncture, proud Lord Reginald's tire.
We will send the above great journal in connection with
J. C. Durkee, de« eased,
Between Portland and Corval I tn.
was away like the wind.
“I’ll cro«^ his path again! I’ll cross
i
the
middle
line
will
be
diminished
equal
­
ARGES REASONABLE.
and Eva A. Rodgers,
“You’d better run after that fellow,” his path again!” he repeated.
MAILTRAIN
DAILY
(EXCEPT
SUNDAY.)
ly, and at any position, however oblique,
minor heir of Effie R<»dg-
said the stranger; “I don’t know him.”
A whirr on the air of the stilly night,
ers deceased daughter of
there will be the same breadth of face
lkavkh :
ARRIVISI
The. owner of the wheel set off, but an ominousgrindingupon the theatrical
said J C. Durkee, deceas­
on
each
side
of
the
middle
line,
and
the
ed, Defendants.
the short stranger must have been a macadam, a pneumatic •biff” like th«
orlami.
7
:3il
a
in
I
Corvallis
12.15 p n'
To Ella M Lewis, Agnes N. Abbott, iris will be in the center of the whole mile away by that time. Then when the “biff” of a pile-driver, a bent, battered
• irvallis... 1:05 p ni | Portland. 5:50 p m
Chas R. Durkee and George A. Durkee, of the eyeball, so that, being on a flat
noth one year, postpaid, at the extremely low price of $ 2 Oo
heirs at law of said J. C. Durkee, deceased, surface, the iris will be seen in front of owner came back the stranger also had fha pe crashing into a pale-green tree
At Albany and Corvallis connect wit)
crone.
trunk with a dull, sickening thud and
•n advance, and will give to each subscriber to this combination offer who pay*
and to Eva A Rodgers minor heir of Effie the picture or obliquely.
■ains
of
Oregon
Central
&
Eastern
Rai)
5?
Rodgers, deceased «laughter of tbe said J
TO THE
then silence—silence!
ten cents additional for postage and packing,
<»a<is
C. Durkee, deceased, of tne above named
It was even so.
Express Train Dailv (Except 8unday.)
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
TWENTY PACKETS OF SEEDS
defendants :—
E dwin W. J oy C o .: 1 am one of thorn
He had crossed Lord Reginald’s cycle
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak who place but little faith in advertised no-
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
lravk
:
men
strong,
blood
pure.
50c,
$1.
All
druggists
ARRIVE.
path
again.!
__________
I OREGON, you and each of you are hereby
These seeds are tbe best in the mar­
truirs but seeing sn many local teNtinion
require«! to appear and answer tbe complaint
ials, detailing the effects of Joy’s Vegetal) »
Portland
4:50pm I M’Minnviile 7:80pn
ket. They consist of Farm, Vegeta bl*
Choice Hlbernicisms.
of the above named plaintiff- in the ab -ve en­
vf ’ Minn ville.5:50 am | Portland .8:25 at»
and Flower Seed* of your own «elec­
JameA Andrews, living on Point Lobos Sarsaparilla. I, too. bought it, I took it foi
At the convention of the Irish race
titled court, now on hie with the clerk of the road. Sun Francisco, says:
pains in the back and chonic billiousness.
tion from * list of aoo varieties. The
said court, by the first day of tbe term of
T he E dwin W. J oy C o .—G entlemen : I <he results of a disordered liver, which ha* last month in Dublin two speakers, who
packets are a* large a* seedmen’* mail
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
Direct connection at San Faanciwco wi'h
said court following the expiration of the wish to thank you gentlemen, for the great given me much trouble, and 1 believe itba- had come from the United States, con­
packet*.
»rcidrntMl and Oriental and Pa« ific mail
time prescribed in the order for the
cured me. I haven’t felt so tributed the following sentences in th<
which your Joy’s Veritable Sarsapar peruianentlv
The seeds alone at reta’.1 Pr1oee
ovamship
linrs
for
.1
APAN
and
CHINA,
TWO TRANSCONTIENTAL publication of this summons, which first good
are worth SI Oo. Call and see us
ilia ha* done for my weak eyes. 1 thought well for ten years. I recommend it to al course of their speeches. One of tlum -filing dates on application.
day will be,
my
friends,
and
we
take
11
for
nearly
every-
about thia great offer at onoe. or
I would soon go blind I was actunlh
tend reznittanoea to thia offioo>
in giving some details of personal his­
My eyes were so weak hing over our way and it seem» to hit.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
MONDAY, TBE 13tb DAY OF SEP­ loosing my sight
NED NEdlRLL.
I had to stop re (ding day and night. Jes­
tory, informed his hearers that “h<
Europe. Also Japan. China. Honolulu and
TEMBER. 1897.
79 Everett street. San Francisco,
sie
read
all
the
papers
for
me
tUBtralia.
enn
be
obtained
from
hereby notified that if
I And you are __
No RELIABLE DRUGGI8T WILL TELL 1 OU HE had left Ireland 53 years before, r.
using four bottles of Joy’s Vegita­
I). L. RICE, Agent. Ashland,
j you fail so to answer,..
r.the _ r plaintiff
___ will apply ble After
Sareaparilla I put away the green glass­ HAS A SARSAPARILLA AS GOOD AS JoY’a naked little boy, without a dollar in his t. KOEHLER.
C..H. MARKHAM,
I to the above entitled c«»urt for
fo> the relief es and
T ake the best when you fay your money pocket.” Said the other: “Until last
can
now
see
as
well
as
I
ever
could.
Manager.
G. F. <v P. A.,
I demanded in the complaint. to-w:t;—
My
blood
is
in
good
condition.
I
am
not
Portland, Or.
week I bad never set foot in the land of
First that an order
orrier or
of salt
said court be made weak ar al). Yes, I do praise vour Joy’s
Ml
f'L
Al'
I
Mrs!
- v b’rib
■ «*■■—----- -------
NnrtnArn nV ShOrtLinA appointing »guardian
____
ad litem
item to appear Vegitable Sarsaparilla. No one should
ll VI IIIUIIIIIJ VIlUl *ulllv and ai)Swer for the defendant Eva A.
A R«»dg- take any other sarsaparilla but Joy’s Veg-
You
•«<
Have
One.
A POLITICIAN TESTED.
I era, minor heir of Effie Rodgers, deceased itabie Sarsaparilla.
-----and - -
11 von would like a copy of the han-
VIA
VIA
I daughter of said J . C. Durkee, deceased,
A Congressman« Who Could Not Play
JAMES
ANDREWS.
-nmi'st railroad folder yet issued addre/
j «Second for a judgment against the defen­
Checkers to Sult Constituents.
Write to T. 8. Q uincey ,
‘
V.
H.
Mead,
No.
248,
Washington
S'
dant
Win.
M.
Colvig,
as
administrator
of
SPOKANE
SALT LAKE | tbe estate of J. C. Durkee, deceased, and
“One of the ablest nieii in congres« Portland, Oregon, and one will be sei
Drawer 150, Chicago, Secre­
Smoked Before the King.
will lose a number of votes in his dis­ v« □ free.
tary of the S tar A ccident
i against the said e-taie, for the sum of
Li Bung Chang seems to be but. o
I $543.i 0 and interest thereon al tbe rate of
trict in Georgia,” said a- department
C
ompany , for information
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
To all points eastfot the very lowest rates
The folder entertainingly describe
| ten per cent per annum until paid, together light, respecter of court, etiquette, for
regarding Accident Insur
clerk to a Washington Star reporter. tie two New North western Limite
with the farther sum of $75 attorney’s fees ve are told, he absolutely broke down
ance. Mention this paper.
• A friend of mine wrote me some time rains between Minneapolis, St. Pai
ST. PAUL
OMAHA
and the costs and disbursements of this
The only line runninig
By so doing you can save
ago that the judge was safe so far a« nd Chicago—the finest trains in ti
suit and the costs of and upon the foreclos­ he rule of the Belgian court etiquett*.
lembership
fee.
Has
paid over $600,000.00 for
AND
AND
;y tlie simple process of taking out’r
ure sale herein:
through trains from
his reelection was concerned, but my world—and contains pictures oi the fn
ccidental injuries.
Third for a decree that the mortage in ong pipe, which, after handing it tc
visited one of the back coun­ nous trains as they appear when rut
the coast to
M
ilwaukee
KANSAS CITY the complaint mentioned, and which is iis secretary, who filled and returned friend
»ing,
each
picture
over
three
feet
Ion
CHICAGO
Be your own Agent.
ties a few days ago and found that a
recorded at page 269 of vol. 9 of the Records
splendidly engraved in colors.
WINNIPEG. MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL
>O MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED.
ot Mortgages for.Jackson county, Oregon, t, he smoked with infinite deliberation. decided change in sentiment had come
Tide elegant souvenir will interest t!
be foreclosed in the manner provided by law, <ing Leopold was a good deal aston
about. He asked one of the political whole family from the oldest to tl
LOW RATES TO
TORONTO, MONTREAL a id BOSTON
and ihe following described real property shod by the occurrence, but. he rose tc leaders:
oungest,
and you’ll say so when y« '
ALL EASTERN CITIES.
situated in Jackson county. Oregon, and the occasion admirably, and at once
“ ‘What is the matter w’ith the judge ?’ ee it.
I which is the property in the said mortgage
“ ‘He ain’t no good.’
| and complaint mentioned, be sold upon caused cigarettes to be handed round,
with the result that Li Hung soon found
OCEAN STEAMERS
I foreclosure sale, to-wit:—
Operates its traini j L the iatnoue block
“ ‘Why, what did he ever vote for
THAT POPULIST platform
If you are going to
All uf the north half of lot seven (7). in his position no longer one of “splendid that you are not in favor of?’
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS j
mumrnim
system;
I block six <6) in Ash land, Jackson county. I isolation.”
ths
Urt
Md
Most
Mita
“ T dunno.’
NA KUSP
Oregon, as shown upon the duly recorded
-—FOR—
CARIBOO
[Adopted oy tbe People’s party count
Lights its trains by electricity through­
ymalsreasdy 1» ths worl
SLOGAN CITY
“ ‘Did he vote against anything you
i maps and plats of said Ashlami, Oregon,
British Rule the Cables.
convention at Medford, April 17, 1898, am
GOLD
fiesmin’a French F
NEW
DENVER
together with all of tbe appurtenances
wanted passed?’
out;
male Pills, have bef
Nearly four-fifths of the submarine
thereunto belonging.
which every popu ist in the county •>
KASLO
“ ‘Not as I know ion.*
sold for over twen
FIELDS
Uses
the
celebrated
electric
berth
read
­
And that out of she proce«;ds arising from cables of the world are in the hands of
years,and used by Tho
“ ‘The newspapers all speak well of morally bound to see carried out in spin
KOOTENAY NELSON
t* »aid
*J -ale
' ‘
, ’J Ibe _ cos
_____
2 2:
*____
t,e : paid
,s and
dGburse-
British companies, who own u lenirthof
sands of Ladies, wl
For full information call on O. K
N. the
and put into the letter of the law.]
ing lamp;
TRAIL
him.*
inputs aif
u>i«1 oy
,. o > i - ­
*
ments
of this
this viitt
suit itnri
and tho
the bunts
costs and
expen
have given testimony
more
than
150,000
milt
’
«
of
cable,
laid
al
MINING
Agent, ROBT. LEONARD, Ashland, Or se-' «»f the said sale and the sums found
ROSSLAND
that they are unexcelh
“ ‘Newspapers is alius lyin’.’
Runs splendidly equipped passenger
aa
a
specific
mont.
a
cost
of
over
£30,000,000.
Of
14
cable*
R
esolved
,
That
owing
t<
*
due th«' p aintift herein.
OR ADDRESS:
“ ‘What is the matter?’
medicine, for immedh
trains every day and night between St DISTRICT
Fourth
that
ihedefendants
Win.
M
Colvig
i
across
the
Atlantic
to
America,
Franc«
W. H. HURLBURT.
reli
ol Painful, a
the
depressed
condition
of
th«
“
‘
Waal,
he
corned
out
here,
an*
Torn
Get
u
copy
of
“
Carl«
a-administrator of the estate of J. C. lias one
---- ------
__ . •« so
Irre^ r Menses, 1
and 1 Great Britain x__
ten, while
Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and
Geu’l Pass. Agent,
Wilkins beat ’im playin’checkers. Tom country, the low price of lab<n
Durkee, decease«!, and the said estate, and
male , ¡.kncssetc.
boo aud Kootenay Gold Fields.”
Price fi-..00 a box, wi
PORTLAND. OB 1 the defendants Hanna A. Durkee, widow popular are the British cable« that nine kain’t play a little bit, an* what kin* o’
Chicago; tbe
out of every ten telegrams are dis-
full directions.
j
<»t
the
sai«i
J
C.
Durkee,
deceased,
Elia
M.
and
the
products
thereof,
w<
A. L. MOHLER, President and Manager ' Lewis. Howard F. Durkee. Agnes N. Ab- patched over British lines.
a
kin a man cut. in congress who
you are thinking of traveling call on
NO smsriTUTlS, QB SPURIOUS TMITATIOT
Chicago, Milwaukee
& i he If agent
kain’t play checker* better’n thet?* **
deemjthe salaries of our count} tKI
I bolt, Chas. R. Durkee, and Geo. A Durkee,
of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
ALESM1N CHEMICAL CO., DtTROTT. Mien.
i heirs at law of the taid J. C. Durkee, de-
FOR tiALE BY T. K BOLTON.
Law. tor Wives.
officers to be in excessof the in
St. Paul
[ ceased, Hnd Eva A Rodgers, minor heir
Strategy Well Employed.
Lowest rates to and from all parts of
Among the poorer classes in England
1 and daughter ol Effie Kodgers, deceased
ilso operates steam-heated vestibuled Europe via. all Atlantic steamship lines.
The wise men of the east understand come derived from other legiti
datighier <»f'aid J C. Durkee, deceased. there are some strange notions regard
■he value of strategy and know when mate business enterprises.
trains, carrying the latest private com­
I and each and all of them be foreclosed of ing the law of husband and wife. A
all right, title or interest in or to the
to use it. A rich merchant died. He
For full information regarding the above
partment care, library buffet smoking
S I Dealer In { |
[ said property, ami of all equitv of redemp woman solemnly appealed to one of the had one «on, who when quite a lad had We therefore pledgeourcandi-
call on or address
»tuator. rigbt
redemp- I'‘>"<lon magistrates the other day to
tion except the statuatan
right of redemr-
cars,
and
priace
drawing
room
sleep
­
dater
for
the
legislature,
i
been sent to an uncle in India. When
E. J. COYLE,
W. H. MO WAT,
I — I-1 - I-1-I-l-l —1~,
ti«;D therein, at :nd * that the , plainiin
.
i
advise her whether she was compelled
146 Third St.
ers.
have judgment against . .a-
the ’ a-.
defen­ (o wag|j j^,. husband's shirts, and on his way home the young fellow was elected, to demand that th«
Agent
shipwrecked. It was believed that ho
dant Win M. Colvig. as administrator of
Portland
Ashland
r ariice, Marble,
'arlor cars, free reclining chair cars and
the estate of J. C Durkee, deceased, and seemed surprised to learn that she war escaped drowning, though no tidings o' district attorney and count)
Oregon.
Oregon.
against the said Estate for any sum that not.
the
very
best
dining
car
service.
officials
be
paid
the
following
him could bo obtained. His father died,
GEO McL. BROWN, District Pa.seng.r
Freestone Monuments
may remain unpaid after the applica­
Ageui,
Vancouver,
Briti.b
Columbia.
leaving
his
fortune
to
the
care
of
an
old
tion of tlie proceeds of the said sale, and
For lowest rates to any point in the
stated salaries:
friend, not to be handed over to an/
Fifth for such oilier and further relief
and Copings
J oj ’ j : for Lie Jaded and Good
United States or Canada, apply to
County clerk, $1200; one
as the court shall seem just and equitable
claimant,
until
certain
injunctions
ha-1
Health for ail Mankiud.
in the premises.
ticket agent, or address
been fulfilled. At the end of a year a deputy, $800.
This summons is publshed by order of
80 VIA**’
JOY’S VEGETABLE SARSAPAR il LA.
FENCES.
young man appeared, who declared
■-
EXPERIENCE
C. J. EDDY,
Hon. H. K. Hanna, one of the judges of
Sheriff, $2000; one deputy, viso agents for IRON
Hatijfaction guarantee«' r W. CASEY,
himself the heir; then a second anti
tbe above entitled court, made the 20tb
«
General Agent.
day of March, 1897.
is in ms .-. om
ties througn
a third arrived on the scene. The guard­ $1000.
Trav. Pass. Agent.
Portland. Or.
herb.*., and
natur**’sown
A. E. REAMES.
•*.
O.
Address
:
YREKA,
Sl.klyon
Co
ian
gave
to
each
a
low
and
arrow
and
Recorder,
$1000.
contains no
proper chan­
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Cal.
nels. Joy’s
mineral
d«*sired them to use the dead man’s pic­
4
County judge, $1000.
Vegetable
drugs or
Pullman
ture as a target to aim at the heart
Sarsaparilla
deadly pois­
on. Joy’s
cures Dys-
The
first
nearly
hit
the
mark.
»Jie
sec
­
District-attorney,
$2000
foi
Sleeping Cars
IRE YOU GOING EAST'
I Vegetable
pep s 1 a,
trade
ond drove his arrow home, but tbp third tho district for all purposes
Sarsaparilla
Chronic
OESIONE,
Elegant
burst into tears and refused to dishonor
lobs the
Const! pa •
TTW-«
COPYRIGHT*
Ao.
I tt'i» ,, j } i
tiou, Liver
51ood of all
his father's memory by desecrating th»*
Anyone
«ending
a
sketch
and
description may
Palaces
on
Wheels.
Dining Cars
Com
plaints
ns impari­
quickly
ascertain,
free,
whether
an
invention
6
portrait of one whom he had love I
and Kidney
le», end
probably patentable Communication« strictly
When people travel now a days, the
Affection«.
Tourist
Courses all
confidential. Oldest agency for securing patent*
anti revered. Then the guardian knew
these impuri*
expect comfort, and when they travel oi
in America. We bare a Washington offioe.
which of the three waa entitled to the
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
Sleeping Cars
Tne ‘Milwausee” tbev get it.
special notice in the
fortune.
$ SODA* WORKS S
There has been on evolution in th»
■
( ST. PAUL
means of transportation for man that i-
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of
I MINNEAPOLIS
Everybody Suya So.
anyscientific Journal, weekly, tennafi8.00 a year:
verv interesting. The more civilued s
six months. Specimen copies and HAXli
At Yreka, Cal. ll.|0
Ca»carct9 Candy Cathartic, the moat won­ people becomes, the more exciting it grow*
B ook on P atents sent free. Address
DULUTH ___
derful medical discovery of tlie age. p eas-
1 Joy’s Vegetable
MUNN & CO.,
The
coaches
now
running
between
St.
Pau
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate»
ant and refreshing to the taaie, act gently
I
Sarsaparilla
FARGO
301 Broadway, New York.
and |>ositively on kiduevs. liver and bowels, and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, o>
fungi and animalcules, and neutral­
A ND ara preparad to Aliali order, on
prevent,
tired
feek
Chicago,
St.
Paul,
ising and correcting all acidi­
cleansing the entire ayau-m. dis|»el colds, The Milwaukee”, are marvels of elegance
.A.
abort notice.
• • • * •
GRAND FORKS
TO
ings, staggering aen-
ties it promotes a normal and
cure headache, lever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box and convenience. The private compart
Mtions, palpitation
healthful condition in every
. i;<MKRTON
ÀÀAAÀA
Minneapolis
&
Omaha
R
’j
of C. C. C. to-day; 10. 25. 50 cents. Hold and ment cars, library buffet smoking car-
part of the system.
of heart, rush of
MB W MB MB
_ Bb
WINNU’Et,
guaranteed to cure by all druggist*.
and free reclining chair cars are models on
blood to the head,
— THIS IS THE —
•-- SWIMMING RINK. — I
dizxinne, ringing in
Injurious comfort, which in style and
HELENA and
furnishings are palatial enough for royalty
ean, spot, before the
Every Day Excursions
BUTTE
Inclosed and covered, the same medics
itself. A great pleasure for the traveler on GREAT - SHORT - UNI
eye^ headache, bil-
Withall bad eonaeqoencv«, certAln'y «nd rapidly
To «11 part, of the World can be arranged its sleepers and private compartment car.
water, always clean, for the springs run a
ur« i wl h M « and e«»y met d«. Qneafion Blank «nd . tJUJCXtT «CUBED Trad«-marka and Copyright«
i. >usness,coastipation
r.g tUTfod and p«t«nt bnainoM of «««rv d««enptk*a
BETWEEN DULUTH
for any da» in the rear, for one or more is the electric berth reading lamp, which is
took fr««. Calie, «rit«
DR W5R|> INSTI TUTS-
of bowel% pa'ns in
’ nromptly «nd «killftally oo.d.eud M km«M rata«.
heavy volume- more than twelve hun­ I
l¿0 N. N nth Strict, it . Locia. Mo
V
pereona, upon sspiication to any princi­ an exclusive feature with “Tae Milwau­
] Inrontlon« introfiwet, oompnni«« fom«d, «nd SAT-
*
the beck,melancho1y.
dred gallons per hour.
< Xirra «OLD OJT COMMIMIO» 2&
«ip*rta«M.
pal ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwau­ kee”. The heating is all done by steamr
► i
tongue coated, foul
< Higher« reference« Sand n« model, «ketch or Phot«. ►
kee <fc St Paul railway. Itineraries are thus doiug away with the old rasbionett
You may dive and swim and have more
d of iarMtioa. with «iplanauo«, »nd w« will report ►
breath, pimplee on
store.
By
ail
these
means
the
fatigue
TO
care
ollv
prepared
for
excuraione
to
Cal-
WANTED
AT
ONCE!
4
whether
ratentaM«
rr
n-
t.
free
cf
char«.
OUB FIE »>
fun than “anybody' —come out aa “fine
«
face, body and limb,
incident to travel is reduced to a minimum
« FAYAB7.E WXEIf PA TEXT X* ALLOWED WMa p
CHICAGO
. ilornia, Florida, Mexico, China, Japan,
as silk” and ‘white as wool“—rejuven­
\n l «11 point* Eist end South. Th
4 patent >■ «oenrwd w« will coad.et >ta eale fnr you wltA- p
The
Chicago,
Milwaukee
A
tit.
Paul
Rail
deciineofnerve
force
ated and happy.
| .nd to any part of Europa. Katimatea way ia always popular, and those traveim»
W ASHTNGTÓN
-Wiiffniflrent track, Peerless Vesti-
A CTIVE
AGKNT8
FOR
EACH
dixxr spell,, faint
'urniahed inclading expenaee. Tickets overite line« are the loudest in its prai-r.
V. County. Excu-ive control and no
Ix>cate<l on the
buled Dining and Sleeping
PHILADELPHIA
spells cold, clammy
isk.
Will
ciear
12
to
25
hundred
dollars
a
fitrniabed for tbe complete journey. It All coupon ticket agents aeli tickets via tbe
Car Trains and Motto:
NÉW YORK
feet and hands, aour
HKLMAN
LAND, HALF A MILK
esr. Enclose stamp for full particulars
<e not necessary to wait for any of the so Chicaxo, Milwaukee A tit. Pau) Railway
risings, fatigue, in-
SI
r 25c for $1 sample. Bic Rapids Mineral
called ‘‘Peroonally Good acted Excur­ 0. J. KddY. Generat A sent. Portland. (>£
BOSTON AND ALL
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
eommaLand all dis­
'’atert’o., Big Rapids. Minh,
“ALWAYS ON TIME”
sions.” In three .lays of progressive en­
16 Patches to 1 Pair of Pants
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TWO • SILVER • CHAMPIONS
A
ASHLAND CASKET CO.1
The Farm, Field and Fireside,
H. S. EMERY
A GREAT COMBINATION OFFER
H
The Valley Record
0. R. & N
EAST
ROUTES
C anadian o
"P acific K y .
Oregon
Great
rHE ACCIDENTS OF LIFE
SOO PACIFIC LINE.
AESMIN’S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS
Railway Co.
Containing Cotton Root and Pennyroyal.
FRANCISCO.
SAN
WITHOUT CHAN GE
__l_________________
NORTHEEN
I. B. RUSSEL]
PACIFIC
R
U
N
S
PARKINSON & WISE
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
BATHING
T
8CIFNTIFIC AMERICAN,
/»RICOCHE A_N_O STRICTURE
>113 k I
THROUGH TICKETZ
POINTS EASTTrid SOUTH
GBANT
HELMAN
Through tickets to Japan and China, via
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship
Prop» tetov
Co L
For information, time cards
map and
t'eksts, call on or write
A. D. CHARLTON.
_
«•»T’Jp’foc! -• j - «rw:«.it
Assistant General Faseenger
1*
Agent.
. XLÄ1*Ä a *** T, ra “ '
•i
OUÜUÍ
UK« •>...
>;>t . l-mTUTt..
POBTLAXD. 0U2VK
SYPHILIS
eases of t be stonmeh,
liver and kidneys.
e oy.a Vegetable a»r-
^.parwa ia cold by all
drnmrista. Refuse a
eulMlitute. When you
pay for lh*be.twe that
yon get the best, f
lightenment, with the English language
spoken in every land under tbe son, « ae
dues not need to depend on tbe Services
of gs'dae for sight-seeing, but can gn ft
.lone or in small family parties. wt»h
greet comfort and security, and at ons’a
>wn convenience. Write tn (J. J, Eddy,
General Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee 4
St. Paul railway, Portland, Or., for par*
cicular, it you are coat«apl.tia| a trip,
CASTOR IA
For Infants ar.d Children.
•lave tiven tbit road a a^Uonal reputi-
tion. AH ell
of pasasenirers carri.-
on the veeflbuled traine without ext'
cherve.
Ship ymir freixht and tre»
over thie temone line. AU attente her
ticket.
W. H. M iao , Geo. Ax*t..
■S Weehloxtoo 8t.
Portland, O
T. W, T oaaoau , G. P. A.,
«».Foal. Mia«.
OLD DOCTOR'S
w
LADIES’ FAVORITE.
f.WAT» HELIADL’ «nd
P AFE Th«
«rd b» taoasrids of w men* I ov«t ib« United Sta i««
.« OLD DOCT 'R • ®riw«t«nj*U pra«U«e, for M ymrs
of •«(•«>« bad rewait.
urned if h'4 a« reptaMofasL Saad < dant
eeait4 partlealar«.
«
ma ms ft. no n . tit k , tieUm^B*
FAT f OLK8^ c J£
I
■ wr moiitn br a harm-
aÂ
le-« trwimeut by prar-
w»w
1 cl ng d hr Biclan of 20 /earn’ eipertmica. JLJ
b bad «•rfectii<»r drteuUoQ from buaineaa /vV Æ/T
oaumn*. wrtukiM or flabtdnew». Imi L-Juij
roma renerai health and beantiilea compkxlou. Phj-
ciana and aocletr ladie« Indine It Thousand« cured.
PATIKNTS TRKATKD BY MAIL
nnaumitullr. For pwlrtuir. tddnM. with Mmp,
«. SNYDER.