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GENEROUS UNCLE BILL
Gives Good Advice
Niece, Who
In a rt.moto hamlot back Kast lived n
demuro maiden anil n bashful young
iiinu, who hail for eomo years beeji liv
ing with but oco anil tlio came object
They were loth hopelres victims of
"lovo microbes" thnt wero doing most
nffoctunl work under the direction of
Ctifpld himsolf. Hurry suddenly "roke
np"and docided that procrastination was
the thief of timo and bliss and im
mediately set about to brine matters to a
focus. "Uetiio may I I I, or I"
but ho took a hcaltr over I'ashlulness
"again would you-io-oc-er." This
timo Het.lrt camo to his icrcuo with a
sweet "Yos Harry, doir, er er I've been
trying to say yes all Hi s timo and I mean
it too, e r you do," r.d lo this day Harry
insists that lie popped the question.
Very eoon there was a weddinj: and it
was not much lon-rer I eforo Undo Hill
Taylor, of Marsh field wrote effusively of
what he tormed her "grit" and proposed
that if tl.ey would locate hero he would
start them np in lif Very toon they
bid their loved ones adieu and were toon
speeding in this direction.
When the train pulled in, generous
Uucle Bill was at the depot to greet and
welcome the much elated couple.
After breakfast tho anxious newcomers
at Uncle Bill's request, accompanied
hfm about town with a viow to pettiic
acquainted and arranging in detail all
the matters incidental to building and
furnising the new borne; "and now for
a desirable spot" said Undo Bill, "to
build on; let's go in and confer with
Dibble & William; the leading real estate
and rent agents who aro known to be
thoroughly reliable and who have the
endoisement of all the best citizens and
who work to satisfy and retain tho con
lldenceand cood will of those who deal
with them and who have tho largest list
of good farms and city properties in the
county.'
2how sinco Undo Bill'd first gift to his
newly married niece will be a pretentious
new residence and possessing but a
vague idea as to what would bo imposing,
commodiouB and acceptable, he sud
denly remembered A. J. Savage as being
conversant with architecture and in
close touch with the building interests
hero, who, after Uncle Bill had made
known tho object of his visit, eoon nr
rcnged about tho plan for a most modern
residence. Uncle Bill then and there
also awarded Mr. Savage the contract
to build it, remarking that nobody ever
questioned hie integrity or ability in exe
cuting a contract to the letter, and on
time too.
"In erecting a bume, one perhaps to
be left as a tributo of family pride to
succeeding generations, it is absolutely
Important to use only Al lumber and
material, otherwise in a decade or so the
building would topple over," said Uncle
Bill with an assured air, I will avoid
this dilemma. I will arrange with E. B.
Dean & Co about the lumber and inter
ior finish and the sundry articles. The
yards ore always filled with pine and fir
lumber of all kinds and dimensions, and
tho manifold things needed in the con
struction of buildings in these latter
days, adequate to meet the demands of
trade."
"Where is my old friend, Alex Camp
boll said Harry. "Why, he is in tho
grocery firm of A. B. Campbell sail
Undo Bill, come with me up tho street,
nnd eee tho fine assortment cf nig
groceries, Queensware, crockery, and
table luxuries that ho keeps. And,
Harry, he is doing n large business," To
nco Hottie buy groceries was a lesson to
Undo bill, "Givo me a sack of Sporry's
Flour said Hottio, "and a piece of
smoked salmon and three pounds of
elicod ham, abottlo ofSnydersOatsup and
a pound of M. J. B. Coffee, put them all
)n sack and Harry Trill carry them
to His Newly Marri&d,
Will Live Her
horn 'Never mind," taidMr.Catu pbc'
"when you romo hro or 'phonn for any
articloyou need for your larder, no will
deliver it to your door,
Now about Rood, jucy fresh and
curod meats nml kindred articles of food,
I will toko you to Noble lire's. It is an
Inviting mid well-ordered markot. In all
allrespccts, and so vigilant is it tin"
you tlail there every day in the yc.r
Iho choicest and most toothsome m ts
and edibles. I'nclo Uill laughed to rou
the bva handle tho cleaver nnd taw
nith so ,nnch Posterity, but his count-
onnnce KTD fer,ous w,,cn ho sUted lu
unmistakable teruiB that he wanted tho
V...UV,,.-,. i.u,u0C4.u w ...a UUUic. ( miibib uiu iimutT nun uifiii m anilJooMcCfthi'y mut with mvralao
LetiflndareaUnrant, we have teen Harry," You only havu them round cdenl which very nearly muled thuir
running around so much that I ax thed under your fnro ai.d they remind mo ol i vXvvr
aud hungry, said Harry, who looked a billy goat, I will get them cut of! nt ' It kohu as though the Rinieh creek
just what ho spoke. Oh, if jou are once, said Harry. Then said I'ucla Mill Uml)or ,rul.,,rM ,.,,, ..... .vU ,.. i,.v..
Jl. AvI All Mt t k ilnliMAanil In 1. id Ma A
hungry then we will po to t'.e Palace
Reeturant owned by .Mr. W. J. Ellison, toneorial artists nnd they Hiitrd tne bo
It is like going- home for a good square cause,
meal that is wholesome and tempting. 'rJhorZll?Jlie Rnd cW"'
r The raxor sharp and k-on
JuM wait and seo howpolito the wait
ers are, and how nice tha meals are
served. The best of everything that is
good to eat, where the real culinary art
is In evidence to every one that cat
thoro.
"I can't bear the idea of going home
again, " tays Harry, emerging from the
restaurant, "since we have been living
so "high down here," "What's the
matter, Harry," said Uncle Bill, "isn't
your wife a good cook?" "You are the
first man that ever accused her of being
a rook at all," said Harry, "but my wUV
lays all the blanio on tho stove." "Then
get her & hot cir tight stove or an Occi
dental steel range. The leidlug rauge
of the universe. "From who?" asked
Harry. "Why from W. P. Murphy
who ruut the biir general hardware store
down the street and there you will see
stoves, ranges and many useful and
novel things in hardware of all kinds.
The whole community depends on this
firm for hardware supplies and agricul
tural implements.
With the exception of a piano our
new home is complete," said Iluttio to
Uncle Bill. "Now, what make would
you advise us to buy." "Why a Chick-
ering, discourse. J, H. Flanagan, bank
er, aud ?Irs. Dr. C. W. Tower, of Marsh
field, have them in their parlors because
it is the most beautiful In construction,
swentest In tone and up-to-date in de
sign. I have examined all makes and
buy none but tho Chickering. They
are handled only by Chps. Grissen
Music Co., the amiable music dealer on
Front street where you can get any
musical iustrument you desire and all
latest music. Mr. R. 0. Lee, manager
is a reliable and up-to-dato inueic dealer
and it will pay you to patronize him."
At ibis juncture Harvy was heard to
say something about saw edges "Oh,
yes Uncle, I want-you to recommend a
reliable lanndry. Harry is positively
cranky about life linen." "All riht,"
replied the old man, as he laughed
heartily, if you will send it to the Coes
Bay Steam Lanndry, you need have no
further apprehension for its been
keeping me in clean linen and change
for months, and Amstein & Hibbard aro
ever alert and pleasant in managing
the business affaire.
Tli a lu, an .i. I
ine ouBy uo-
livery wagonB is seen early and late
ecaling corners at a double quick
gate, in all parts of town gathering up'
eoiled linens, and returning them fault-
, '.',
lessly Iqundrled to an enviable number
.,,, , . . ,1
of ploaaeu;patronB,who eeem to respond
to superior business endeavor and a
, uub.u uu v v,vi ..
progressive Bpirit."
"Nothing recalls reminlecences of our ' been bothered by any of the old disagree
!,... in ii r able symptoms and now am well and con-
honeymoon eo vividly as the engage-' MdermycurenerrnanemV'-Lewis Anderson.
ment ring I bought from Thoe. Howard i
' l A "JkJf
for Hettio. Bo our next visit VrUl bo to
his jewelry store where we will eeo
tv Inrco stock of watches, j'-welry, otc."
,lloUlo,"jjrtIit Unclr-Uill, "Mr. Howard
lea prAutiCrtt jeweler mill opttclun and
has this largest line- of goods over-rill
played In thtfl city. U will pay toil to
unuuy inai ileum s)nu dii-cumuiM to
n diamond ring. SIo sunned surprised
lo tlnd everything so roanunhlo.
"Say conw up stairs with mo for n
minute, while I aa if my new set o'
tooth an finished yet. I want you u
meet my dentin friend tco; in cjflii u
over luw to supplement your nattm1
jtetth," I'h," cried llettic, "doi.'t
ever mention falu t1h to '."
i "0a Ai hr 1,u n'sr." -'hin'r
reloaded I'nclo 1HI, you can eat -lv
' torso l"' '. l! ' foiisult
I'.. A. H. I'rontU who U a imintskmc
"ml skilled dentin.
Ho itt tendrd
"i cmtllouco of a coo.l eliuntelb.'
Uncltf Hill apiK'tire.lgou the street .1 fv
minutos Liter all imtlas, his nrw teeili
( being very percnptililu.
, "u'hal e J lw .r "I'M-
ers growing like that for Hurry?"
lltt'l.al. at... .- ..III. at. .... ft
come with me to Bounds nnd 1'nrriu the
Tho artist's hands I warc cvihl feel
So easy lio el lttl tlm Klltluriisu- tcel.-
i
A I.rta-Jti l'rr.tii S;iuln.
Vp i: .y l.'iira a Usmiii from SpaUi
txw. doer-... I. l.-:ikrupt old Spwln
The- SinU!i piv; !c arc now riiut;.up
in l.nl. l::.ui: aaunmi lUat tne govern
t...t fortbTv'tn im! to take Met
to jirc-s.rve tfco AlBrutbra. not from de- 'off n log and ealied for u totil of some, "" n"!"""11" which wac in his joer.
v-.y :.lo;.. Lu: fro-.u vruOuU ho would klt)(1 , a(t, ,, i(l kvmk 0,. Wo aro ,I" tlfc ' l,, I0!110 ,ll4,ro tlioiriilil
SUrtOU:(! It With the niOIIUKIllttS Of .. . , , . . , , . tlimi nnv inait lint lm I'Vur u ilUI tin.
,. ,. uniiblo to tlnd out what k ml o n tto u,n" ' ' at nas nerwaikwi tnu
"aiuMcvu j.rori as nnu utilize the-very , , . , ,,., , .. . ,,,
.. .. . . ' nut unntnil lint no mu III linniiu i.l nmn Il00r0l t'Ollgri'SS. 1 hll til t lltllll'SU Of lh
sior.ts of tlie niiei?tit pnlaco of thei T wanio i, uiu we aroiii nopes 01 lomo .
Mvtra for commercial purposes. It Is' day finding out. " which he to well rej'te..i.twl. wr.
comimnduble that .Spain bhould cling' When the explorers had lucn gono Blwa)s apiealln, to him and hla heart
with patriotic ardor to the prvncrvatlon nbolll rtvo 1)0tW(, Ionuf Uinl , tUonM waialwaysojn to hrtt do re ato ro
of the Alhambra. which commemorates . . . . . . . ii,.m it i,n..i,i. u. ,,...!. ,, (!....
at once her hubluxatlou by the Moom
and her deliverance from their rule,
nud will brook un removal of tho un-
clcnt landmark.
While wo have no Alhambra to prc(
servo as ii relic of the historic past, we i
mar follow Smlii'i 0-..ni.. in h.
..." .-.. ', .:. .. ...
lui-avi tiiiiuu ui (.L-Jiaiii tceuic linn- ' - ..-...,..
marks which nro thn-uteued with dem-Jof safety where they thought they wero
olltlon by public fndlCfcrcnce und com- j to spend the night, but poor Jack was
mcrcial nnd industrial progreh. Among ,, R , W, for h,BOVercoat
frtnt.i nrn tin. tin lliiiiil,..i it... IT..I....UI
then.' nrt thu nnllmiili.s nf flu. Ifii.lu.n
nnd the falls of NMnifarn. r.-.rtl7, !
should attention be Klvcn to prebcrvu
Hon of the latter, which is fast rxlng
transformed from bcenlc Niagara to
industrial Nliixnrn.
This grandest nml most hrinflfiil
nirvw r.f A.nnPi.n.. t,..w. .,..i. .
to bo sacrificed to the utilitarian spirit'
of the nge. There are other things in,
this world worth while besides "com
mercial progress."
Blind
During Attacks Of
. Heart Failure.
Would Appear To Be
Dead. .,
Dr. Miloa' Heart Cure
, Relieved tnd Cured.
"I Vve no hesitation in saying that Dr.
Miles' Heart Cure is all that one can with It
to be. I was troubled with heart diseue for
fifteen yean. I have tried many different
remedies but until I tried Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure I could find no relief. I was subject to
headaches and had tried your Pain Pills and
thejr were so effective I thought your Heart
v.ure mieni neip me. i yrouia nave auacKs
at times so severe that I would be stone
blind for the time be inc. Durine theie
spells I would be to all appearances dead.
1 took the medicine strictly as directed and I
can truthfully zav that I arn cnmnletelv cured.
J advue all that are troubled with heart die
ease to uke Dri Mjlei. New ,Ieait Cure
at once. 1 write this and trive rny name to
my fellw sufferers." S. L. Purdy, Atkinson,
Nebraska. '
YWlg?. TaSr .n'adtlsSt In
the Sioux City paper in which a man stated
his symptoms which seemed to me to Indicate
a trouble similar to mine, f had a torenesi
In the chest at timet., and In my shoulder, an
oppreisive choking sensation In my throat
?na " i ? i i?. T . ana nmIl7 velli
i wa. ruiy richtened at mv condition ami
I was truly frightened at my condition and
"procured six bottles of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
"procured tlx bottles ot ur. Miles' Heart Cure.
Kuhn, S. D.,
mi uivsEiku icii.ana guaraniac nrst oot
,tle Dr. Mfles' Kemsdles. send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. ftlUesilsilcal Co, glkkart, Ia.
Soft
Harness
You cn raVit roar tisi
tirM m iHitl lit uluvn
Ami lousli Mitn .y
nunc I'.I'UIIK Unr
nr Oil. Von nil
Irimtlirn It llfiwlllk II
Iwi lwlo m Ioiik M l
onlljutujr would.
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Iim( Ilka nw MM of
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lll MeviriHt to Willi,
(ml (ho nrallifr.
Hol.l rvrtywlitro
mcm-ll ilir.
Mido bj STAHDARD OIL CO.
crm.xirauwwan-m.anruiutMiiiiimu
GRUISERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Lost In the Wilds of the Blue nidge
Without a Guide
While exploring th mountain rigidis
of D.wnVls creeK, Jack l.aiigluuil. Hill
a guide alum when they Mart out into
tho wilderness of llio Blue ItuU'o moun
tains. The time mentioned hImiui never
thought that they cauld stray out i-f
their course, braved tho wild., un-
armed, lave kii old rille which Mr.
Uugheini carried, thinking he muht
mm It in case thev were eneoniiterl hv
tiny of tl e InhabitLtitaof tho Blue itnlge.
Probably tho nnat thrilling of the.)
i adventures was when Bill Mctahe." Mi
navo neen, a mrcu ot men Marten out
in !1'arcb of l,1 (sl rRrlJ' Fortunately
they got on the track of the lost party
at,a traced their ttups about live riiilua
tlir0lljh lho 10W
,,.. . ...
Men the ro!cutrH overtook thu lKys,
ithAv r.i.m.l It.linrnl .!.. .Hbi.... . ..!.
h,ch " Ud lonwI 80mo lI,,,u ,wtorc.
and has ns jot never gotten back.
Fortunately they all arrived at a late
hour, and enjoyed a cold lunch furnish
ed by the cooks, who had jnat begun to
look for the onions when tho lost slieon
returned. On returning one of the party
stated that judging from the distance
they had traveled they thought they
would eoon be to California. But from
tho wav they fathered aiound the stove
wlien they came in I would nay they
wero a littlo nearer tint North Polo than
California. Mr, I.augheed n-jwrts tho
snow three feet deep, and tho deer as
thick a jack.rabbits on the Iiltm Itidge.
Ah thick as the deer, wore I think ttio
next time "Jack" goes deer hunting or
timhor cruising ho will go on a road
which he has truyeltd mere, ami is cor.
tain oi geiiing nome witnoui ino aid ot
uny one from crrnp.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC
STOPPED BY STRIKE
j
DO
Train Crews Walk Out and
Passengers or Freight Be
ing Move')
Nine men, comprising tho two train
crows, engineer, conlttctoraand brake-
a.an and ....,. man, employed on
thoC. B. K, & E. It. It. wont out on a '
Btriko MoLilai' and traiile to il. f
Bfriuo iiOLUav, ana trallit to the Co-
quillu ia at a etanditlll, eo far ns p.u-
eenncr and freight trafflc is concornod.
Tho immediate causo of tho strike
seems to have been au attempt to Eond
out a train with one brakeman short,
hut the fact is that troublo has been
browing for somo timo,
A man was taken out of the bhop to
run tho engine. Ho coneentod to draw
the working crew out on tho lino, but
would not pull paesengers or froighf.
tjomo fifteen persona went out to tho
depot yesterday morning to go to tho J
T"
l tiulllc, but wero obliged to come bunk
Hxprrmi inuitor Ih aim) drlnjod.
If tlio tie-up bit prolonged it will lu ii
very annoying nml cxpi imlvu operation
for this community and ItiU to lie. hoped
that tlio miles wIIIihiuiii Umitim ir;nr
moiit ns souii mi poMihlo.
HON B1NGER HERMANN
HAS A FRIEND IN COURT
Justice Writes A Letter Citing:
'the Good Ho litis
Done
(llorehurg l'laindetilor)
Among thu Kinpl wliu hxVu dujj th
si uipi and limUii tho () of Orenoti
thero 1 1 no mum which N cuoUun with
moro heartfelt regard than that u( Hltig.
er lleitu inn, han u enrre'poiiilent lo
the lj'iejjeuo. Resistor. During till hii
Ion,- si rvli'e. ". eongreiiMiinii liom bin
ita'.e hu wua (ought ly it uurtaiu class ol
tho politicians who, year after yeiu,
guvu a thousand kiii'id nud itiilllcicnt po
litic I ro.uotH (or hii rutlruiuunt and
a'tcr each election found tliutmnlveri
buried in tho ruiiu of their elaborate
plans, because, all tho time, tho great
warm heart of tho people refined to for.
gut, that, during the year when tho
world pruned down tint turde.it upon
them, when they wuro in tho liitlorent
of.thnt trciiit-iiilou ttriivgle. nhichewry
w ' ""''K'd to pass through;
the striigglo to subdue and direct the
P"' 'ru ito channels whero
t,,09 teiaiomloiirt forces uliall minister
lo ,,,,J ''"'"' ' mankind; Illnger
Hermann win itevur
found wanting
""".n"" called upon, b en-n the
,h" '"""WmI -r irniittnl thiiii, for
" ,.-.- .. v ,...,. .
of Oregon, in the hrarihreakingstrugg'i!
to win tlieinaelvo.i, nnd (.- their child
rtfii, homes', a itrtigglo which lie has
fought with tli.im, i-iiln by aide, nud
every hardship of which ho knew 10
" Oregon hub rracon 10 no prou.i or
.
tlnU n,t of ,n",,', w,,,eh ',,l"," '",r
recori,H ' tho iiffairj ot the nation. In
the list of ri-ent oms. Dolph, M.tchell.
. .. .
Hermann, MooJy and Touguo she lotus
nothing of thu glory which she had won
through tliojo who precjdul them.
Amongst them all no name cMIs up a
warmer feeling of luartfelt gratitude
and affection in tho bresstof those who
nro boiiain ,,0,nM '",0" U, "ontaln
anilin tho valleys of our statu, than
' Jl " IHnger Hermann. Whllo in
Congress, thoso measures which '.would
m0 for u,,, bestinterosti of tho farm-
...
and working men, tho hmplre
building of tho sta.e wero first In his
attention.
n tll0 General Land onico ho has
. , , ,
takon lat miserable Jumbio called
ion(l aw' wj,j(;j, novcr ,(i nn,i evur
can fit such a country an this Is, and
knowing the ncccseites and misfortunes
of the people of tho state, has tried to
ndmin'eter thorn with thu poor strug
gling 'armors of Oregon the samo ad-
vantages thut were obtained by .tlm
great railroad which has, under the
samo rulings, been able to obtain abio
luto possession of over u half a million
acres of thechoicost timber lands of the
lntn. nnd ulilrli in now mill In hn iln.
I ' "
mantling that evory law by which a poor
man can get a piece of land shall ho ro-
KSott
obtained. Oregon nciiln Dinger Iler-
'naim in congress now. If tho people of
tho statocun havo a chanco to oxnrosH
their desires In the matter hu will go
l."("0, . . ouhtki.
Oregon Nursery Stock
E J, Coffelt has accepted thu
agency for the Oregon Nurfery Com
jinny, of Hnlem, Or This firm bus n
largo supply of thu moot reliable
nursery Htock on tho l'.inilla const,
Thoy guarunteo ull s'ock true to
numu. Thia coinjiany bus nurporicH
ntHulom, I-os Angeles nnd North
.Yakima. It was established lu 1807.
All goods guaranteed true to label
or money refunded or stock roplucu.l
free, H. J. Con-uivr,
Marshfleld, Oregon,
iTTATH AND GKNIiSAL NliWS. 1
Tho Cuiiitiiim Coiiih'II nf (hu City of
Alb.iny J'oleoted Jniiiui (Jnntwoll,
Nlghtwnldi for tlio oueulng yiiar, thin
hienk tig llii ihmdloiik whloh oalituil
liiru the heidiinliut of tint year,
An S hour day in nrked fur by tho La
bor HdIoiih ol Oregon City uml u hilt
has linen i ranted nud will hu pruMiulod
to tho hulHlutiiro,
The rlly of Allutiy Inn boon surd for
JlOt) dA magus by 0. MushUr. Ho luiv
1111 iViiii n tenin into nu open siiwcr, It
nutl..ug lweu p'oviiled with lropor
launer ilgtiMbi.
tlra-iH Pan hu r-iimlii hut to lxi.1.1
nuvv ei'lmol houwi, being the third mio,
The Huuthnrii Oiegnti Basil Ball .sn
elallon has been iirgittilxiid ut (Iriiuti
i. A era eh team will Im pluked frnm
thrt dlffiifHiit plariift nud tli.ny will enter
ilieeoiiloUfur lnniom thu coining oeasotl.
Mliituitii hai decided to rend her St
Liyji-I'.xiilUUi to tlm I.owbi A. Chirk fair.
County Iteeorder Liiwolllng of Clack
iinuBieaiinty Inn sued that county for
JIIIIHorcloikhiru.
Cflilul Notes
ItHprenentallvo Davey has iiitroilurod
a bill to InereiiB'i tho annual np propria,
lion for thu Utnto Fair from f EWl to
ll.'iWO.
Without ii diiiteutlrig vole thtt Hen i'o
Museil Senato bill , providing that
herentor all hniigiugs of iiinileiiiiied
(Mirsons shall tsko pUco nt tho Htatu
I'eiilleiillary.
llinimiu.'i. bill tlxing tlm iitlutioiof
certain Coon County ollicers, pmiviil tliJ
lioiMo. It irflides for thu follow! )g
ualarioc: .htdo, tlCW; Chnk, )I5!K);
Treasurer, (SCO; Assessor, IUMJ.
Itfprcmitr.tlt'u 111 tit-a has introduced
a hill to prevent thu marriage ol per tons
afflicted with 'iitierculoeli or fyphillif,
"No Conrity Clerk," t)r (he bill, "shall
huo ;i imuriagH licenrn to any person
or iwraaus unleKS such person or person
'hall earh furnish n certificate fro n i
legal practltiotiHr of mmllcine.
4 A bill has lnMtu Introduce! to mr.lo
Sheriffs, Deputy Kherifli nnd Constablui
ex-ollleio Wardein of fish aud gaum.
Tho hill provides that such ollicers may
be puiiiuhml for fai tiro to perform their
dutiei They ate lo hit r quired to pro
tect forettn and timber lauds from fire,
and game soil lish from uiilanful de
struction. Now ch irteru hnvo boon mido for tlio
following clllim so far this session of the
legielnturu: Adams, Lexington, Co
0i)l(i, ihiudou, Ashland, Cornelius
Milw-aukie, Stn)tou, l.'ugiine, Salom, I--I-giu,
Kiuurprho,
Oovornnr Cliamburhiln has apointeil
a delegation from Oregon to attend thu
International Conference on (Jood Itoad.i
which isBchiduleil to take place in De
troit, Michigan, on February 1!) and II,
XWi, us follows: J. J. Whitney, of
Albany; W. H. Grace, of Baker City;
I'. H. D'Arcy, of Kalnm; J. It. Nell, of
Sumpter; Ira Campbell, of Kugituu ij.
I). Hmith, of Hood Itivtr; John 11
tVoM, of Halom; Geo. V. Bridewell, o':
Bridewell Htutlon: II. V. Gulen, of
Hillsboroand J. H.Sottlemler, of AVood
burn, o
Itusty Miko'u Diary, Feb. I, 1C0.1
1'iuu feathers mako line birds, hut fines
advertiiiemeutH don't always get tho
money to hry them,
riuc r.Diccnw miicit rn
A, vllltu. IIHIuul.M JIIUJIV Vui
V ....
I U. U. I'. UlUjJ.
Tho very choicest iiinko of vllu:
i:nu oripum to eoiucl ironi
r Carrying all klnila of iritisicnl i..-
NirtinieuiH
For cash or on inatallmunto, ivjI
joiiriiclf
A full lino of muuio suited
evory grado, received direct
every week
.
i Maslifleld, : : O'cjJii
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