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«te. THROUGH PANAMA. LATE WAR NEWS. ts it is, we »re »1! happy. Our race Washington, May 27.—The gov Washington, May 28. Secretary from San Francisco is ended and we will II uh an lalhiulnn (anal U«»ui«i Af ernment has chartered the trans- Long today receives word from have a chance to take part with the Do You fect ibr CoMsmeree ut Dewey, telling of the serious illness i tieeta now hx«king for the Spanish n A Summary of important Hvenls ai ports, Colon and China to accom the World. K now the News • The Marietta and Buffalo are with the pany the Centennial, Zrtilan'H-i of two of his naval officers. they Ooc«r From May The situation may thus be summar The afternoon papers report that Oregon and Ohio to the Philippines. to May. ized: The existing lines of trade seem the Marblehead attacked the forts Crrvera t'ooprd up sufficient to carry the product» between Washington, May 27.—Sampson on Cienfucgas bay. killing many countries that arc in a line with an New York, May 25 —A Herald specia Mfly —The Bal-1 has received orders to cut the cable Spaniards. No Americans were .from Washington says: Per _ ZA/’ ^er To multiply ‘ ^hipe iathnius canal. Tw tonth W Tonth not make tradte, a« the products to be timore has beea disabled at Manila. ai Gu«ntaua:i;'->, ".nd the remaining hurt. Spam’s fiying squadron will fly no traded in in net first be raised. A ‘ sur- cable repaired at Cienfuegas No lives were lost. longer, its rate is run. Cooped up in need» and *up- vey of the «*a»t and its the harbor of Santiago de Cuba, its de* Seattle, Wash, May 26 The Washington, May 27.— No em in The Evening Telegram, Portland. „riction that *n II ‘a,shi n ¡¡ton ,May !8. , xtruction plies leads to the conv Oregon. It lathe large*! evening news or capture is ennoiderad by of Steamer Ohio has been ordered to barkation of troops to Cuba will be niu.t take place economic revolution i paper published in Oregon it contain« < Jorern m en. t o/jicia Is ficials here to b** merely a matter of time. ige in prcxiuction proceed to ban Francisco immedi made until the government is as before any great chan; ail the news of the slate and the nation. Befme the barb>r are tire armor-« lads of claim (hat the . histri~ Try it for a month. A sample copy will and expansion of commei ire can l»e ex ately. She will join the Centen- sured that Cervera’s fleet cannot es- the American navy ready to give battle pected. In South America the e istera be mailed to you free Address an minister is acting nial aud Zealandia, now there, pre- cape, to Admiral Cevera’s »hips the moment of production are on the eastern coa»t, The Telegram, as a Spanish spy. The and would receive little <1 jt* ma nd from paring to sail for the Philippines. they poke their noses *»ut of the channel. Washington, May 27. General of the United States. PORTLAND, OR. The advices announcing theoe to be the The steamer Peter Jefferson will Miles will begin a visit to the cliff- tn or 11 in <f papers sa y h e I from the west coast postilions of the warship« were received convey the Monterey to the Philip erent mobilization camps, first vis- i will bear a transport irilt be given his pass at Waahirgton lent night- The carriage of mer- pines. round1 the Horn. i the Atlantic and Pa- i iting Camp Alger and finishing ports. and the Ameri ' THX NEWS «ONFiaMEIl AT POST AV PB1M< E COLD TO DISAGREE. chantIi?e between Washington, May 27.—The war ■ with Camp Tampa. Port au Prince. May 25.—(Copyrighted can minister uf I ienna [•oasts of the r United States alone tbe B» om W m « I urn«*: M in cBic < department today decided upon an pect of some small in \ss«>cia*e<l Press z—The report of the offer a pro-j Washington, May 27.- -Officials nia y ' _ _ Zero Weather. increase i-annot I m * </•/// be recalled. This arrival of the .Spanish < ape Verde fleet immediate invasion of Cuba. While crease, but this « town of Buck'i "rt. Me.. ii.a<!< fa believe that the reported damage measured. The rise of the Suez |>assage at Santiago is correct A rorrea|»on<ient requires no cooking Schley guardsCervera's fleet in San oct ion icitl probably mouB by the play “Old Jed Prouty, to the Baltimore is the result of in here ha* been able to obtain definite figures in un episode in real life that is in imjM>rtan«*e is no gauge of a Panama tiago harbor, Sampson's fleet, to canal, for the production« of India and lead to tear. juries received during Ik-wey’s bat details. Dispatches «ent from here to about as interesting us some of the Australia, which have more and more gether with the land forces will at Santiago asking for information rn the acene» ot the drunni ab«>ve ii.rntioneil. spiraled to the markers of Europe.and tie at Manila, If the report is ver tack Havana. The incident has to do with the adven subject remain unanswered made the canal what it is. will still use ified, it will make bis loss great- San Francisco, May 28.- - A car ture of a jury of 12 rien. Alter the New York, May 26.—The city is that path, and find little or no advan No Escape for < ervera. i er than reported. case bad l*een given to the jury lute on rier pigeon came in this morning alarmed over the reported sighting New York, May 25 —A Times special Saturday and they ha«i been unable to tage is passing through Panama. My ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO conclusion is that a canal will be an , agree 00 a verdict after 1 hree hour. . the 1 from Washington says: AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF of French and Spanish warships off Key West, May 27.— The United from the transport Charleston. undoubted commercial convenience; it Key West, May 28. The British ladleis from Key West arriving late steam was turned off ami rv« n lights is net a nrut OF ANY OTHER STARCH. Hainax. TLc luiib-cr here I« Iwintr States cruiser Bancroft is chasing . It will not result In ■ tvhich h»» j convey the information that anything were turned off and they were left to an immediate or extenirivedevelopment ^HUfACTURED ONLYay . a large bpaiiuu -♦«•anier Adula has been released at fortified. th«* inen*i«*nof zero weather, loafer they | Lnai tan aiSAili, aaii or be lowed ha.<* been of trade an enu t.1. * continents, and the I been sighted. Cienfuegas. were told that uni«*»» they came to an Vancouver, Wash., May 26.-- comin«*rci;!l inteicsts of the United forced into the service to assist Admiral Portland, May 27.—Nothing of Major Genera! Miles reports that I Sampson and Commodore Schley to box agreement at once they would be locked •States in any «vent are of even less ini- Troops arrived at 10 o'clock last the room until Monday morning. ’^K eokuk ,I owa . N ew H aven * ,C onn . z ^ C OPYHiaMTED especial importance has been re eighty thousand troops can U- land up Admiral Cervera and force him to in The night from Tacoma. case wns an action hrc*”ght to portancf than the interests of Europe. Worthington C. Ford, in Harper ’ s determim* a pauper »ettlemei The' tzive battle if he lias not escaped. Madrid, May 26.—The Spanish ported today as all messages from ed in Cuba within one day. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- towns of Brooklyn and Blue Hid were Magazine. government receives advice today the seat of war are carefully scruti New York, May 28. — A dispatch tiun Cotton. 1 .t ir. h i-nr»*i'are<b>n •cfenlifii’principle-hr ni.-n who hare had yeanof < hiefly interested, but th«* town of „ 11 restores <>la linen and summer Seven XX on<1 er« of lb** World. that Americans attempted to land nized by the press censor and noth to thsWorld from Manila via Hong thin cotton is one of the moat power Bucksport took the plaintiff’s position Mturcl »!.».■>..- »cd in,pan- a l-autlfnl .nd lastin« finish. It is th. ,«], >u* \Ve have no indication of the exist manuhnund th.» h perfectly, harmleKK.ootiU^ln, neithoir.rwnic. »In« Ji men, guns and ammunition at ing regarding important movements Kong says: ful and dangerous explosive* known to through an agreement arising from a ence of a cycle of seven wonders until ¿th. r .ubstance in.uriou. to liu< a and can bo used even for a baby powder. ' man It is made in the following man small interest which Bucksport had ob the end of the »econd century B. Binatayan, but the Spaniards drove of army or navy is allowed to pass Washington, May 30. —At twelve ner : One | art of finely carded cotton, tained through aid rendered to some about For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers, memlx rs of th«* family in question. The C. Then appeuts, in an epigram ofi them back with a loss of a number over the wires thirty this morning an official dis which is itnmeraed in 15 pails of a mix case was an old one and had lx*en in Antipater of Sidon, an enumeration of of Americans killed. New York, May 27. —A dispatch patch was received from Commo lure of equal measures of strong nitric tin* courts before. Then* was a great seven great works, which prove to be Key West, May 26.—The Ore to the Herald says grave foreign dore Schley stating that he has lo and sulphuric acid«, in which it remains <l«*al of interest in it all over the county the very ones later appearing as the | gon arrived here this morning, and complications may grow out of the cated Cervera’s fleet in Santiago a few minutes It is then taken out and from the fact that at one time and nil- seven wonders. They are: (1) the I Walls of Labylon: (2) the Statue of I plunged into cold waler and washed other th«* members of this particular is now anchored off Sand Key light. action of the Hawaiian govern harbor. Zeus at Olyn pia; (3> the Hanging Gar-1 until it ceases to show any acid reaction, family hail lived in and received aid of Semiiamis at Babylon; (4) the Key West, May 26.—A dispatch ment in allowing the United States All that Schley mow needs is a after which it is carefully dried at a tem from a great, many «lifferent towns. So dens were the lines drawn that it was Colossus of Ehodes; (5) the Pyramids boat in from the north coast of Cu to make Honolulu a base of sup small force to watch the entrance perature of 170 0. It is then ready for closely difficult Io secure a jury to try the case of Memphis; (6) the Mausoleum of! ba brings word that Sampson’s plies and naval operations in the of Santiago harbor. Two battle use, and it is said that it increases in ami a special venire had to be issued. Halicarnassus; (7) the Temple of Diana Th«* case went to the jury Saturday ( Artemis) ut Ephesus. Within the next fleet seized a big coal deposit on Pacific. ships and two cruisers would be strength with age. During the last lew years ureat ini- afternoon about : ix o'clock, For some century. Varro, by his leisurely allusion Key West, May 28. — A dispatch Cayos Frances, an island off the ample for this service, as such a prove moments have* been made in the reason, after three hours, the - team was to the septem opera, betrays that the CURECOrSTIPATIOH north coast of Santa Clara province. boat just in says the Americans force would largely overmatch the manufacture of this most dangerous ex turned off ami the room was allowed to saying had already assumed current made a landing at Cienfuegas on The coal was dumped there by Ger Tuesday night,dumaging the Span four armored cruisers in the Span plosive Great Britian has adopted it become so cold that it was necessary proverbial form. Diodorna, in the sec AU for the jurymen to put on their over ond half of the same century (first B. man colliers for the Spanish fleet. ish fort. DRUGGISTS ish squadron. In this way Cerve almost exclusively for modern warfare. coats a ml walk about in ortler to keep C.), speaks, too, of “the so-called seven Washington. May 26. The gov Washington, May 28. Camara's ra’s fleet can be ¡»ocketed without There is little doubt about the Maine from being chilled. For a part of tin* works;” and Strabo, a little later, uses being blown up by a submerged mine time, too. the lights wen* turned out. the very phrase, ‘‘the seven wonders.” ernment has called for particulars reserve squadron is headed towards keeping a large number of Ameri filled with gun cotton thus adding to the general discomforts From this time on, at least, the septem Cuba to relieve Cervera. regarding the reported American can ships out of active service at of the situation. miracida have ar assured place in all Some time Sunday rooming the offi the common lore of Rome. The little Hong Kong, May 28. Foreign other needed points. loss at Binalayan, which the Span Ai>ieri<*M cer in charge of the jury. Sheriff Greek treatise, “On the Seven Won -1 residents of Manila petition Admi ish government claims to Ire true. Washington, May 30 — Generals ( My country, ’tis of thee, Hooper, of Ellsworth, according to the ders.” which has come down to us in i I « > X S statements of some of the uiri ruun. en c ■ • . • « i •.. a i i under tht name w tinti ______ < ■ I I w 1 ! New York. May 26.—A Journal ral Dewey to lie allowed to move Shafter and Brooks have been or Sweet land of liberty, tried the jurvroom and informed the of I’hilo of Byzantium, an engineer of | ... ... . n . .. we oiler you a chance to earn premiums Of thee I sing; special from Madrid says that a to Cavite. dered to begin an immediate inx’a members of the jury that unless they 1 «• X- ‘J» aiMitol^rabaU m «• iNthod, at MM ----- VIA THE — Washington, May 28 Dewey sion of Cuba. General Shafter will should agree upon a verdict at once • yk unci art,iH-l(1| pu.i.-n« amply lline 1( un,ier ¡ jq write ( or particlllarg , o Land where my fathers died, consignment of Krupp guns has thc> would be k« pt where they were un Shasta Route show, the work of some rhetorician of Land of the pilgrim’s pride, reached Spain from Essen. They reports the insurgents ready to command the Cuban, and General til r.ine o’clock Monday morning, ( p the fifth or sixth century after Christ, From every mountain side passed the German and French cus move on Manila, forty thousand Brooks the Porto Rico armies. Gen — of the — to that time, it is sni<l. the vote had and in no wise chargeable against the stood eleven to one in favor of the de otherwise blameless record of the ex toms officials as cooking utensils. strong He also reports that [Cap eral Miles will superintend the army Let freedom ring. fendant town, and ther«* bml been ap cellent man of facts mid machines. The Sail Francisco, May 26.—The tain Gridley of the Olympia, is of invasion. parently no indication of nn agree 2 My native country, thee— list it gives is the same as that found coining home on account of sick Ex ureas Trains Leave Portland Du Oregon troops left the harbor yes ment. At nine o’clock Sumlny morn Hong Kong, May 30.—-The Za- I.and of the noble, free — in Antipater’s epigram.—Prof. Benja bouth. ing. however, a scaled verdict was ren- terday evening, when the City of ness. min Ide Wheeler, in Century. iiio has sn'1*d for Manila with sup CASH STORE 1 fi :00 F. M. X.V. Porti nid Ar. 9:. * Thy name I love: dere«!, which, read in court Monday Hong Kong,May 28.—The Unit Peking, City of Sidney and the M:05 v M LV. tirants Pass i.v. plies, for Dewey s fleet. Market Street Ferry, S. F., Cal. morning, gave the decision to th«» de I love thy rocks and rills, A Xnitivlt-N» City. 8:15 A. M. Ar. San Eran’co lv . fendant. Australia departed. A great dem ed States auxiliary cruiser Zabiro No other city i« as quiet as Berlin, Washington, May 30 —The pres Thy woods and templed hills; Above trains stop at all stations When the jury men were discharged onstration was given the troops arrived here today with dispatches ident expects an attack upon Cuba are not allowed to Kailwny engine Portland and baleni, I urnrr, __ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. My heart with rapture thrills ♦ here were loud complaints and threats from Dewey. The situation is un iulh-r.-on. Albany, < oitak'e Grove,TupSI « within the city lim- blow their whis just before sailing. The fleet car of vengeance against the sheriff. This Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,) Like that above. today. »hedd-, HaGey. Ilarri.*l>urg, 1 h« re is no loud bawling by i official tries to « xcusc the matter on ries 2500 men with a year's sup changed. Eugene, Brain Oukland, and all Mta April 23, ISDS.f hucksters, and a man whose wagon Key West, May |O.—The British 3 Let music swell the breeze, the ground that the janitor w«*nt home Notice :« hereby g.bv’ii that the follow from Roseburg, to A,-liland m luiitr plies, besides a cargo of ammuni gearing is loose a nd rattling is subject without first consulting th«* >I?»« iff. \n ing-named settler has filed notice of Lis THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE steamer Restomal, which attempted .And ting from all the trees to a tine. 1 in « urts have a large dis- Roseburg Mail Daily tion and supplies lor Dewey. appeal La* been t. krii on the "rr 1 I intention to make final proof in support to carry coal to Cervera’s fleet, has cr.tlun as to fines for mdse-making, Ar. 1 filli Sweet freedom's song! that lLu ’ alwriff acted in excess of his claim, and that said proof will be 8:30 a . M. 1 i.v. Portland Madrid, May 26.—The newspa Lung Troubles and Consumption been captured and brought here. I2:25 p . m . LV. L’*ni , ly . Albany Strangebt of ail. piano-pl;« .ng is reg 1- made before J. W. Howard, county clerk authority when he in«*<1 to intimidate Let mortal tongues awake; LV. 1 7:»iJ • > 20 P. M. \r. Ro-elnirc Can be Cured. B. fore a certain hour of Josephine county, ____ Oregon, at Grant’« pers continue urging the cutting of th«* jurors by freezing them out.—Chi laled in Her Washington, May jo.—The w«.r Let all that breathe partake: in th«’ day ami afti i* a certain hour in Pa««. Oregon, on I Joi i, ' ” DINING CARS-ON OGDEN ROW cago Inter Ocean. Anieiican cable crossing the Atlan An Eminent New York Chemist unii Sci department today decides that San the night the piano i t lent in Ira F Spariin on HE. No. 76 584 for the Pullman Let rocks the silence break,— Buffet Sleep? entiwt Make» a I- ree Offer io tic, if the Cuban cables are severed i || i M. i. \ I. j \ c. 11; SW THE PRICE OF SHOES. — and — tiago will I k * The otily port tn lw Th'- sound prolong! hours a fit ■ is imposed for men bang-! *4 i • 11 kc . 2; , Tp. 39 8. Our Reader*. A dispatch to the Heraldo from Ha S econo O' ass S leeping C p Il 1« Low <'«»ni |» h r«*<l with tlicl oat or ing oil th«- j i::n<>. In Paris it is only < ’ 'y taken until the rainy season ends. ProduciuM* 'rh<*m. vana says Cardenas near Mantan- The distlnKui»hr<l New Yor <hrini*t, I 4 Our father's God! to thee, lie names the following witnesses to Attached to all tlnougli traioi (hiring the carnival and on fete day« Santiago will be the landing Nlocum. danmiiKtrnlinK his di-wovcn <»f The problem we find the most diffi prove ni« continuous residence upon and A uthor of liberty, zas has been strongly fortified. The a A. reliable that the sound of the French horn is cultivation of said land, viz; an«l absolute cure for l on-um place for men and supplies. It is cult to wrewtle with ¡«: Wlint can be Fur further particulars inquirt st J (pulmonary Tul»cr< iil«>sr) ami all tolerated. At other seasons it is rigor- To Thee we sing. dispatch adds that 12 American lion James Leeper, Weely Wilhelm, l'errv the rennon why «hoe« arc j > !«••-» c >m- bronchial, throat, lung and < iie-i «I imjhm ”«, proposed to land 20,000 troops i «iUsly prohibited by the police. German V. Shueniakc, Samuel Bingaman, all of Purdom. Cirants Paas. Long may our land lie bright pnred with th«* cost of prodiicii’ff them, warships made a demonstration off ■tublsirn cough«, • HturrliHl atlectathiiin, there. No holiday was taken at intolerance tf noise is not a recent Williams, Or. R. M. V katcii , general <te« lim* ami arakim«.*», Io«<s of tle*»h. an<l why d«»es not leather briivr enough West Side Division With freedom’s holy light; Cienfuegos Wednesday. thing. Walk nstcin. who demanded ab nml all coialitions <»f Minting nwav, will Register. to yiel<! any profit on the Irib r of man the war department today. MAIL TRAIN DAILY ( K «'KPT Sl'MDAl. THIIEE I BEE HOT 11» («11 duh rmt) m solute «pii'*t. had 130 houses torn down Protect us by thy might, ufacturing i*. at th«* lowest rates at New Yoik, May 26.—A Halifax hl* new discovert«* to an v uttlii led Trader NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . m . i »-. Portland at . : in Prague and sentries posted all Key West, May 30.—-The war j th«* < ’<>• ki » h writing for them which hides can be bought? \!l this Great God, our King. LT. il'M H 1 • u. M. AT. ( '¡»rvaili' special to ¡lie Com merci« I Adv« t i of !!!•'■ around in the distance to secure silence. N *w Si lentilK Treatment' ha* < urrd ships that were here sailed today. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,) would lie readily «‘omprelicn- :!»h* if it Al Albany and Corvabis connect «31 There thousands |»ariiianrntiy by its tiuirG u • tiser says a large fleet of French were true that th«’ »toclc - of ' > u»-re April 2o, 18!hJ ami he <-on*idrrs it a simple profe-donal The situation ot the besieged in ' Notice is hereby given that the follow- trains of Or. Central <& E.c(<*rn Ky excessive, but the weight of c aud Spanish warships are reported dutv to sullrring humanity to «lunate a I XI’RL.SS TRAIN DAILY ( EXCEPT R MNÎ u (1 1 uni has tiled notic« of w. his habitants of Manila is growing | - named to settler of hi* infallible « urr. supports the prop sition t’ n« .” intentiun make final proof in ce support ‘ > M i v. I’ertland ir. LfiiJ off Haliiax harbor. Hurried or (rial S<-»«tire daily develops new womlers, ami not the cas«*. That there v ; ’ l b . ll lv< | of his claim, an 1 that said proof will be kip m . at . McMinnville lv ._5:JM| llu* great chemist, palu nth experimenting more and more desperate, owing to I ders have lieen is'-ut^.V.,-,, Mwii the for liTn 1 mailed before J. W. Howard, County clerk enough to •ccommmlate tb rt «' full, regular action years, has produ«*r«t rr-uli- a* !•« ih d < ial Rebate tickets on sale between Port*| may I»«* taken for grant« d Th**re .ire of Jo-ephine county, Oregon at Grants >;u ramento and San Francisc«» Net troops in tile ¿afrison, and the forts to humanity, as can la* «-laimed by any the cutting off of supplies. The 1 of th< iMiwvh. do n<»t irri- i iiKsIrrn genius. Ills assertion that lum.' blockade by Dewey's squadron is late . • Inflame, but leave I Lass, Oregon, on June 4, 1898, viz; $17 first ciao and fll second'•lasn.ind»^ extensive fnctori«“ in whi *h t » r ake n Kir«Ir at this city anti harbor are being trouble* amt <*om»uinplioii ar«« «-urabh* in all th ilrltrMtf* «ItgrAttv** or ing sleeper J thcri and an nl«* r atorial t » them ' George li. Fenn on H. fc. No. 7074 for cent». the insurgents tn prrfrrt »*>»ii«iiti«»n. Trr fh«»tn any climate, Is proven bv ''lieartfrit letters complete, while I the N E ‘4 S\Vl4, SE l4 NW l4, sec. 22 guarded by extra forces. l»ate> and tickets to Eastern points » H» ; m I . i.lj by < I II. hx I A <0. Lowell, MaM of. But that ther«* will lie so of gratitude,'* tiled in the Euro|»ean ami have surrounded the city on the tp 37 S R. 0 West. \ i \ i \ \ a than enough ns to render the Anirri« all bil'oralorir ill tlnui^aiid» to i l Three unknown vessels sighted those <>LI I I' and ALNTK a LIA. C m tatl I lie names the following witnesses to cured in all parts ot th«* world. of them as iinremuneriitr..• : land side, thus ffcctually closing DR. PEFFER S ts ned from J. 8. Purdom. (irantoh* | Medical ex|«rft« cotu'ed»« that bronchial. prove Ins continuous residence upon and off Sand Key Light has excited the I'hrst for ni’v irreat length of tii e ( H.MARKBAl ami lung troubles lead to <*<»iisump the place in. Dewey has deferred i cultivation of said land, viz : er highll improbable. Ween I I I citizens here. lion, which uninterrupted, mean- -p<-«-<l\ Henry L. Reed. Murphy, Ore., John R KOEHLKR. Manager. Portiirt‘»| further aggresive action at this belief that the surplus h MW DISCOVERY NEVER FAILS certain death L. Withams, Murphy, Ore., F. G Pay, London, May 27. A "Tele- ami 4 n»»w. reliable au<l -ala rallaf for Btanpl y wrilcto 1 \ u m d ( vender»; ami cnnsuiners n»e e*’ • nti-iHi •uiipr«wMMMÍ. KKxiMi««, arantr or pain point until the arrival of the cruis I Murphy, Ore., Isaac Custer, Murphy. Pine street. New York, giving po-»t offi<« ful manacrnacioa Now uœ»i by ovor graph’ special says the U. S. Cruis and reduced, that they have »»n ti| lo.oou I ai > i » h InvigoratM th*M»o express addrr««*, amt th«* ir« • inrdi« me er Charleston with coal aud ammu R. M. \ t \ i' 11. organa Hl«**« or l»*«<iK«ova IM their reserves to such :» i < -te'»? the er Baltimore is lying in the mud at will Is* promptly sent. Suilcrer«» «»hould nition, and of the promised troop I . «! •'- t « r >■ •» .until bo* fl Register. the\ will require ndditi* • >i!p. lie lake instant »«hantitur ot hi«« < nereiD Prava id in plain wra«>|«r Hand 4c in •<am|>*> for particufara PEFFKB Macabula. opoeition, in sufficient <|i»:<ntities to establish val NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. MEDICAL a A«N. Uhuaav, IIL for the military occupation of the RAILROAD M ue» which will ndmit of satisfactory Land office ax Roseburg. Oregon.) SOLD BN M i I i M I islands. profits to producers. ? «jJFARGH IP u ’J.C.HUBINGERBR0S.C9 EAST and SOI Southern Pacific Com Hood’s Pills ROYAL-TANSY PILLS. Denver <ï Rio Grrt * A Suffering Soldier. This veteran fought for his country; suferett un told hardships, and returned with h<aith d;a.';. rcd. Many a brave soldier has the same history. To-da\ this one rejoices in a new-found strength and tells ho experience to benefit others. No man is better known and liked in that rich tier ot iliinou counties, of whkh Peoria is the centre, than genial Chester S. Harrington, of Princeville, 111. Mr. Harrington is a veteran of the late war. Like many another brave soldier, he suffered not only during that service* but for yean afterwards from diseases con tracted then. For years his health was shattered: his sufferings increased. He was unable to gain rebel, but now he tells a story which is of profit Io many t **I served three yean in the 124lh Illi nois, enlisting at Kewanee, Ill.," said he. W1 was tn Libby Prison and suffered like many another Northern soldier. “ The strain of army lite did its work in undermining my health, although the col lapse did not come for sometime after. ** For fifteen years I suffered from general debility and nervousness so badly that 1 could not sleep. lndigesiKNi resulted and my misery increased. * My eyea began to fail, and as my body lost vitality my mind seemed to give way. 1 could scarcely remember events that hap pened but a few weeks before. 4 Fut two years I was unfilled for bust ness. I was Just able to creep anxmd dur mg part of this time, and there were many times when I could not “My brother is a but all hw efforts to help me failed to give any relict. ■ 1 tned a number ci renxdto» without avail. Finally* having read articles re gardmg cure* that had been etkxi. d b. Ik. William»* I'»uk Fills !-.«» Pair Pe»*clr. I decided to try them. That was in I bought a box «nd took the pills accoed mg to instruction«. "Four day« later I had th«* h.iyj ■ d h<Yur» I had known for yean. 1‘hat mght 1 went to deep eaxtly and vkpt smdlv as a child and awoke refreshed. “After I had taken four box»» I the pill*» I found that I was cured and had al>.’ mcreaxJ 2? pound« inAx eight. *• This greatly surprised my friends« w h thought my case was a hopeless one. I be gan my work Again and have contuiu*d ever since in excellent health. ** Another valuable g un to me was. that while I was taking the* pills 1 had brvi cured of the imcAing habit, w hich h id formed when I was a buy and had dung to me all these yean. The craving f >r tobacco left me and 1 have never expe rienced it since. “ I can nt < say enough lor these pills and have recommended them to many.” To verify this statement Mr. Harn *n made affidavit to its truthful)«*» bsiu« Lincoln M. Coy, Notary Pubb.. LTr. Williams’ Pink Fills f«e Pale I • «pie rinke at the root of disease by act vf di rectiy upon the impure btwxi. Th« r power is marvelous and many wonderful cures have been made. Ik*»gj^i»ts ccosid«r tlwin a potent remedy, and all tell them* Government I'rupnt'lng to llrgtn \< live Opcrntloytw in Cuba. D h -GUNN’S^ PILLS Washington. May L’l» An important ONE rOR A DOSE < .uiirrvn« <• of high otriciwl« whh held w ith »▼» I’ tn pl?«. Ptrtenl lilt* |ut*M«lt*Ht rtt the White ||oih*e todn; , Il H?m i.noM, Purify Ihr . . *------------------------ Amon.: th’»«e pretnnt were Serrvtariea \ t. «.ni.nt ' th? b«>w»in rach day <• irpa nor ■ krn T ■ c<»n I ong and Viner, General Mile«, Adjutant I r ."«¡lit . T « y neither b •• ft r fi! U ' 1 fot .J , :r I...... OK CO. Ptulfc P*. General I i I hh , Captanu« Mahan and . Crow inwhleltl, and \diiural Hiraid, of the naval ntrategy l>>ard . i’he e nfvrence OFFICIAL lasted several hour«, but none of the partit'* were willing to «t»<*ak of the mat h«ra under dit>ciit«ioii beyond the ntate- v « ou Te"«m.»n .1 ¡me* Itankm Young. All eiil that it wai »he Hint lime the «trat* a'miil war uni» >pain, the navy, all «ieirns- Portrait’« ami bit»«- y board had jninml the other otliuials e<. I »at tie 'hip'«. e<< rapine' of Ovary and all prominent offi- a cunferenre. The w hole field of mil- \ ■ < • . . x| »- - v *• y . ■ .am»* try and na\al operations, present and Marvelously cheap. He'd authorship <»n \ miih«-uti< official l«ook Experience not >'*«»♦-« live, was go»»» over There is necessary Anybody can *ell it I »• n- a> a to l*eheve Hi it not w ithntan«ting « id <«**>'1 id cmtlemen. We arr tor larireM >nb'< nption ln»ok firm in America- I1 is relii'viu-e. a moi v.ii-nt on I‘or to R.io Write u« bitty peT'oii'» are rmpb»yr«t m M • ten »• department «lone, to '« \ - v. i Our l»ook G jii«t out. Get acen v t •« ir't m the tn <i I arge ■«k iVar map m color* free w ith lnH»k or outfit, «»th- < % muabie premium* I rvmrndou* '•«Iler vrntr >111 Will k B '! mom \ maker «-ver known Mo*t -I . • i term* Kuaratilrrd Agents making i i»> >> p. r «tas r wrtHy day* credit given Fu ¡chi paid Full I mh » k sri.t prepaid to Him .«.•«-tiiM, > >pirn«1id «ample outfit and lu'iru< turn* free for nine 2-crnl stamp»« to pay postage Mention this pa|«er. rtp* MONROE ROOK CO Drp t M Chicago 111 WAR BOOK An Enterprising Druggist < >r» K I There are few men more aide awake the and etiterpri«ing than W F K»e 1 er * hr «ever who span a no peine l<» <e<*ure the beat ol ever)thing in hi« line for hi* many Ihr Horn ctiMonirr* lie now ha* the valuable ti«l atch lu the agency (or l>r. King's New (Mt I I». «a» » roii««itnptiori. « nigh* ami ruhl«. Thin 1« hi ■ IU«-r Mair 2 ‘ Ev» At •it. < had we run .uh. the «'♦I ha% V l>rr 'll beard VX orar »pw-l Call at al-oe »Irng «tore and a trial OQtue tree or a regular »<se for 50 j a>ol |l Uearantaed to care or I Ilotti price refund«.*d 5 I hn« ’ Ma Notice is hereby given th ing named settler has tiled intention to make final prool ol his claim, and that J * iure J M Chi bine county, o ••.on, on June >■ i :M' line oe thej W o » l » ------------------ I . Weekly Excursio» >' i’i t hr< »ugh tourint ears without ’ continuo »U of Kai.l Neely, 01 HM Modern Upholstered Tourist Sleeps h he I irge of experienced <’ >ndirtffi ■ and |M>rters I ce F or >»r hj I .’lonuay s wHh , i1.nr*J|| l ake, Mi.euuri Pacific urd C**—■ ■k Alton Ry». rni»w ............ aiia.t i'i<*e-—I I llUMlay > ia!,t hi ).I u...lon »"“*■ hange via Silt Lake and C:'• ûlT’ l*«lai.<| Pacific Ry. a. Wednesdays^ - wrhont change, via. Salt L**e *■ U'irlington Route. ’lll-GdYbi without '«It Lik««an«l .Misnour: ■ • lay »to))ovt-r arranged at S.ltM’H l*enver. t' l«« through the Fain >'i» t«^ Fakten NVateVigwoi " hrn Sai wre PEFKB S liWiGoi) 0; “’r*1 ¿ir ' » « * Il Mf L.. ‘ 4 . T IH, ? A U ■ u«ry. >r rale•« and all Information «pptf • <K. C.’Nrciioi.. Gen.M1-' IE B. Dt rvv.T. P *•. 271 Washinitto» __ __________ . St. I Il <»worH*. Musriim Manager The swurd «wef- iowrr oerraaQUt of health. Krrprr Yew. he quarreled with the N< F»t* fat lady, an«l «he made him eat hi« own it prompib aonk” IXrtroit Free Fresa. U» il* ever ■ ht n the won lei ul remedy that 1* pr«j<lncing «tick 4 furor all over the country bv it» muni «tartlmg uire* it ab««»iutely cure asthma.bt”iu lntie. buar«enene »mi all affectioti» of the ihrtuif, cli*»t ar*l al < Subscribe for the Courier, Si. 25 Our conviction in this» respect »> strength«*ne‘l by the undisputtM fact that denlet are almost a»» the shoe« th« y hi»»’ lioughi ing should I o dlspHteh«*«! t< the least possible delay. inference is that they wit orders as long as they con’d than they have l»rrn a«*vu that they are according!; short, and fin«! it necessary t»i i low »»n ish quickly. This nppl chiefly to shoes that m masses and sold st low these then* are \ast <| «itmed. and whrn th«* st« »reon«l ami thir«l hands fa average a great many are make up the defirieuay. time of the year when th«* w is most pressing. Of the m«*i klridf. of which fewer are i are less. an«l perhapa not at r quate. But we ha*e th«* Yellow Jaundice Cured rates alike of the low a alien ng humanity priced will b? equably ndji with every mean« ly. to the Mteantagrs equally of sell It ia with pbuumre and buyers. Shoe and leather 1 porter. Illg : “Till« 1« to terrible sufferer froni I««» nllh Mti.hrooni« Slice the miKhreomw from cans int«-» over six month«, and halve*, , Slew ten minutes i i a lit t’o but- «Ollie of the be«t phv»i ter. ar» ssoned with pepper nn<l «alt. and and all to no avail. |»r Be a very little water. Drain; put the gist, reivmmended Electric mushrooms into a pie d<«h; Sn*ak after taking two bottle«, 1 enough rggw tocov» r them over the top: I cured. I now take great «ait. nn<t scatter bits of butter over I rei’onimending them to anv them: Mew vi1h bread crumbs «nd hake MHlil the eggs art "set." Serve in frring fium this terrible ma gratefnllv vonre, M V Hog | be dish X V. I.vdgrr I »on, Ky.” S.vLI bv W F Kri ■IIR, it. P A T. A . f*!*’ ¡es» - I i» m or Anv U*- Sa» ’• ! I*. Co., Ore. Ry A I-- rants Pas-, Oregon.
