Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 26, 1893, Image 4

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Mi warn hmthi tli xtfwilwit lrlinl 0 ir brtfer engfltftHrifiit ywr. 1 uty jim tHi (Hon woni mo ltific, With tlti flint lollci' ifrthwf'ri liHtild ilium II. faxlolitol M MtMIl' MUlJOll (if trilO 1)1110, fMf Yfmt (0 lm t(irikl In An Wgkimd it wss now July, MI!I.v'h WWKi YDh wm irmdoi oiid tnlinla WMK tuoftWHtm lay hi (ho ilruworH biihwn, Jolifi Tiinior Imd ttliti htili fiinnlioiiflo of old 1. who Imil lost' hlit wlfo mid rHK t ilict city to Jlvo with I1I11 ALftli iftllt 1111 ft4MAll.itls.il tin. w nuiii nun iiiiii 1111 iiinnuil mu Voojii In a tnniinor Unit nwiik. rl "tha envy of ovory wotnati In Tmiri' were ni thrco Sundayu H'ltOfBtllOAV(lUlllg in tlio old ahttrel), und tlto liomo warming tiiid i dtmtiffintl of tliosu two lovom ittfe htwlmml ntid wlfo. Only thruu tmtfayH, mid thuy Imd Jtmt Inokcn Wnjwnco togotlior mid luulR)unt stbt lonx day In (ho old wooda and ")M ttotiH homo to llu nwako and xnmn the KtarH ami think of each etiwr ftll tiight. And yot haforo tetut10 Bididnys woro ovor thoy Murroled, A ItttU thlntr at first, and IkiUi df w)tit)r tor th6 otUor to npolo mt you know the tiny blue from a mutch may Bjiruad and WW a grant tonguo of tiro W Htronsr enoutrlt to lick a cltv FvM and temiwr fanned tho llttlo tntymmtk, Bho folt Inmiltod. IJo MOgtit it hw nlnco to givo In. M kwt tho otul canio, and loving at oilier Htill thoy parted. Milly Mitt bok John'B lot torn iindhorcu- EMmt ring and a llttlo parcel of bedewed with ttvira aa Utoy folded nwny( and ho rotuniod hmr tiny notw and tho wntoh uunrd ,ahi hfKl mado him. But Homoho.' MUly Uever thought of Bonding back ikt brokon bit of ollvor about hor jMtek, and John kept IiIh half also. "flte'll novor romomlwr bo munll a iblr 1 may koop that," Uiought ,V, AjkA Johnulghodi " M...ffc IIUIUIMUIJI.WUU jlirt.ftfiif iUfffijUrt mil (no m &hkMM ay, vo kept i. il -4 Mar, and ax who ain't know MM 111 wear it yet" Ho the farmhouM) in rouold, and JUMTamar went away to wa, ami Jpjhf-Hwinehow womun nhvitya have P Itardeet mrt-Mllly had to Btay rt.jhwiw, and. fold away tho whito mtkk and the orango wroath, ami Mwr oomlolencee and prying quon tlniN, awl alt in tho wuno wv in dMMmk, and walk alouo over tho MM patli rthe had bo often trol tar bar lover'a pido. nut xiiwn tho tMMaf ooeau or In tho humdrum w weary uoiutenoiu uuuwi worn asaint tuo poor, worn L hat 1x)ro no much and told ho broken tenponco witlilU ' rtbbou of true blue lotig whilo Milly uhI to at vary dtep and fuuoy John itur back to woo her atrnln. t knf wbll0, whenever tho d(gH H mr uarK or uio pigeons j MjMMB(l oooetl ujKJti tnetr ieraht?ti. "'( ! Ibwairbt ' they hoard John in tho ' MHKf0V- Hut John novor came. '-. 4JHPP W jviii immi it v"vi ituvi OMtn, bringing great trouble, mmmr died, and with that , wbo waa vwy old, broku tpt look to hla bed, and bIio t in), hiw Hlouo in the yaar alia waa an or- IMd kaw for certain that ifiotMNr waa uever coming back K ' waa not jkmh', and waa atUl; CHNihivtHttly many w in Turuw BranUte laiMvd MMIr ft. Ifif IflWWHf. I iftfl Ul mm (tfiriiliap MhimlHy fimri ff null nil lilf Aid" lffi Mi wiiif'l dfttw lif liffifiMr fifittfifa fnfii lif lifjfil iifi(lklrtltfff(l!f, MFilifillllMflhilfMfrfl fi .f rnf M fiffllfl llfi'irt IM ffttfil ftilffffNl Aif ovrtf 'flirt jtjiiw wlirw Afllly HM wn ndf fnf from fli whldp, nnd fwii lj)f wlmlmv Bin? '0iiM umi Hiitiiyit tfrtllitfil fllil( i It Iny hi niciicrf KflilHlHff Hint .folill ttlMiftf Wflrt Mlfof Hnvrt liftf l(ttnl In llmid Mid lilllit hoi cfn Iiiivii Imd, nlnl In llfflrtf b( fiUltill lllfl fcllliTNl lrW'(l lilarliiff rt hoVM- (i('fi('(1 how tho Mo Imiytvlid hwl Wrtlclir-tl lliaw-rtUiilll dark lay hjiofi hof pillow pmyhig for lliew. rlfntl llfttl (lnrrelc1 Willi .fofifl I'lir HCJ' nli had rent liitofc IiIh lotlorn itild liM tliiif but flliu woro (ho (on pofieo li had lirokoi noxl hor licarl. now llinl Ion yearn Woro goiitf, and wn kind to ovory Mllof, Tho BeiilonilHif L'iilo.1 ofuno on ftorcoly and ntiddoitiy ono yoar, tho rlovuutli Of tho lovor'rt noparatloil, All nlotitf tho Altantlo coiwt old poo- plo fttlll rotnomhur wlml.ii frightful year It wan, Many a bravo vowiol floated ft wreck? many Another wa Mwallowcd by the ravenous mottthu of tho greedy waves In tho llttlo church tho place wan full of Bobn when In hit Kahbath prayer tho pas tor ploitdod for tho nafoty of thco upon tho (ioa, And cfiptniiiH' wlvoii who dwelt there and held their hcadi high nt other times humbled tholr piido and mi for hours in tho cottagcrt of (ho common Bailors' wives becuiiHo they found comfort (hero, and l'olly hnil a Btout hi'art and would dcclnto that "hor Jack" innflt come homo wife, and "Ivord lovo yo, Mrs. Captain, I've hoard him Bay many's tho good timo thero waru't no danger nowhoro with thucnptnlu nboaid and hu h a ehlpii plnuk undor 'em. Danger? Of course notl" But with all tho hopes and fears, and despito tho prayers, tho Lord BJiw lit to lay a heavy hand upon thouo who nailed tho hoii that year, and at last, ono awful night, a ehlp went to pieces on tho rocks just bo low tho lighthouse, and though their own friends might bo on board, and many In tho town wont hulf wild with ngony, no holt) could bo given until tho day broke. Thon tho storm havlug lulled n llttlo thro seemed boiiio hope for tho fow who yet clung to tho unhappy vessel. Boata went out, nnd with tho first load of benumbed wretches canto tho howh that tho crow woro all apparent ly forolgnors, at which more than ono wiuk down upon tho Band to thank heaven. Yot thoy woro 110110 tho lens kind to tho poor souls. Thoy led nnd clothed thoni and oponod their homes to them, Tho Inn nearest to tho shore, known na tho Bailors' Uetreat, was trans formed into a porfect hospltnl, and thither canto tho eharitnblo ladles of tho villago with articles of food and clothing for tho destitute Btrnngors and offers of kucIi nuts of kindness as only womou can fittingly put-form, Milly 0 raj' among them. Sho camo just In timo, for a woman with wild black hair Hunting on tlto brooxo utood down upon tho lieach miking nnd gesticulating wlldlj-, whllo a group of well intentlouod individuals stood around hor, evi dently as obvloui or her moaning as though sho had spoken an un known tongue. "There's Miss Ontj'," cried ft Ball or's wlfo among tho nuinbor; "p'raiw sho knows Dutch." Tho woman turned to Milly und began i "Vous iwrlca voua Francals. 11111. dniiiut" "Sho is Pivnob," said Milly. "1 think 1 shall bo able to understand her." Then tlio wild eyed woman U'giui her tnloi "Thero was till another atiffercr upon tho wreck-ft Bailor who had Won ill. Bho w suro or it. All had forgotten hint, and bo had been t good to thaui, bo kind to her llttlo Eatollo, o pitiful of tho iioor bubo who died and was burled in tho Pea. It was cruul to divert him. Madame would Intluenco tho gentlemen they would tend btxtta to his Huceor. ITo was u countryutun of uuidutnoaowu. iti an nuur it AfiOltf IflMfl M Milly lm j,(( WM,lMn llinifftltl I'foVl 'Tim mfitf ffrt ffliPfrtfiinfiA Hwn i".,!L'i.-!i T...1 . 1.. a.. I...i i..mi.h llttf fl lioHpHtil fioty. wiui a fftwi ii... JnM 11 mm mm of tio Unfit tofTii II find ftlfftdhy tmn J'X "Viiliiiii. cmrt llwC "nw ll,nl itt.iUI i.UH ht.ll1 1liwl nnt ihl "" '"" "."" ""rv'.. "..1 . , .m.v .... ".. ....... ...... ...... ,..,, ,.,i.,lil w iiiium timihii nuur 111 mu IICH-' re, muni onw Piiiid (iiwi nun wn? ,. ..j1Jf ''Krriufi'ST .oniih. !!?!! M?A' WJ3SSMJJ iriWotUitrbttorMmYthmi ,M(,vwy Wrty. )t,i l0 nJVeV htioh(4 tl. 11. ,u ,.,.( uu,u a mibjeet nearer (ho heatl of nun,, JiH. ' ""'"illMliWhlgMan.rTorlcseoneornlnglho lira id ..HuH o,,i ii. .,...... ' !" ".J'v' " ". .....n...i..w..... ik in i ln, rami Mtlll, tiinflritiw. id iitau .. ifflfnnrwn , ... . Z!i IM HUM rtl ' MM wifffiiM'l i''V,! WfM fMWf 'ww ',",ft,,n''I "'J da" mttfn iMnffltMM wtiw (flflfl fiit WMlHlhlifMft AilMlNH' Mf ii HitMt hwii ''" r,,M"' ,1H; iulij n. il.ii fnifilnfi nf nrM4 H jmirn MM MM pIiMI '"," WMf llirt MHH ilAffM, lw nljf Kt;M nf HAffflfiit Mf 't 1f miJ' Wlln hft(ll"M4 ll(1i IhMH !MMi hi nmmiii u mh mil l( M fM'Idf'M Ii Aiming f mllf (ho Mfii r-ilWfl. iVflirtHM li M'l R""" ',1J,,', ,llM iKfrfrt ftfnilfiil Hifl Wrtl rtli'l rtrtlltlM'i bat (hl4 M fill. 'Ilt frtsliNrtn tiMlMtittf Irtrf 4 Hint of A fif" A Illy. 'Ih,i (lid w,1f(r"ll liil liR 'rt ft wotnnn fllrt-li1 i" Ifowbltf In put (ln !i two (ogolliflf ftful dwMlnrf wlijr tlto JnpniiMO ImllH itlwiyo Afd gwxl Iflinrfd rtlid MiiKVOfrMtt looking 'flic don't linvfl (0 fcMp up with (lift frulilon. The don't laws to rip out tlm Mlif M tt a dwM ono tlng' to Minks It ovtf Inlo a Imil nklf t. And (ho iioxt aprlfiK plfco It down flfotind the WAlst (0 ,nkfl a long tilted aklrt of It, nnd the next all cnt off tho (nil lo tnnko It "walking length" ngalft. lit tin Imvo Jftpaneso fnnlilonn In America at otico. Then our ladles will look ataootli and nnwrlnkled and fair and roy. For keeping tip with tho ohntigci of (Iron in more worrying than tho care of state. fi jnfaHta wruf OhIMfM fWwwiHWl 11 A Hip w in Mf f "r" .(IBHIIIfllMi ' If A AMM.fl fi, HIP Jijfini n , lwHHi H. f 'W fiif llieetnlnif'toM Mot w Vhuhh, U eitfio . ..l.ilj .ij.il ..IU fklfwUfAlli BVtifhl.rtnfti i,Mnfh.M H"filV$i.m J iM "Oftlhl. UH I' BH-I rfl)ll0t d t' imiVlBjtilliU MAlMi " fef pMiitfl mm I iffJ fflcofflflirii'ftt fnnP fifiM,M. fh '"hi Wlnlli W IIM ' ""'1 1H A" Hew Yefk Wf foKfinr, W Monna Mnutt, Kr YotKf m i I'nt twmmmmmmm fmmm inn'"iii' " "'' .i.i.i. miiM.'i' " tmvii'ii J Il'lgil I ho woman, inadnmo will (liidorstntid. Around tho neck of monsieur thotoho has worn a holy relic. t'erhajH tlto priest hlesned It, I havo scon him kiss it often, and 1 removed It that It might not bo lost. Madamo will let mu tlo It about his heck) It may restore him," Milly stepped back to glvo tho woman room, nnd then olio raw for tho first Ulno what alio held In hor hand. in London, and has caused no end of controversy ntneo until It drojipod out of night ten or fifteen years ago. Yet It was nearly ho Into n IBCO that tho great American Hcnlawng first took practical chat go of tho Idea and turned It to coining money from a downtrodden nnd abused people. For fifteen years tho lightning rod man ruled tho nation, until his tyranny aroused the public to mudnehs and to snooting on sight. fPlwi n tiifi1jitJ tttitfn timiln lt vnm? 1 1 innMn hI m ( .!.. . . . u, .,,,,, iviiiiuiiw, nu uK uii .1 (UfTorent flnns, each making 11 differ- ribbon of faded blue, Willi tho letter 0nt kind that wan Individually miiw M engraved on ts surfaeo. That Hor to nil tho rest. Tho hardware Umpenco John liirtiur had cut 0 torcH (1M ot handle these invalua- twain 0 oven years boforo. A holy ,,, , bul th . woro ntrustod to relic Indeed 'IJ.orellpof a love which Bpceinl agents, wlioravuged thocoun- had endured so long In two unhappy ' fnr ,,.,, ,, avn ,nnn,a ... vf ninuiitif 1icmvta I " . . . . vv .wiinMitiii yvn7iiio "You Bay ho kissed it often?" Bho said. "I havo seen hint," said tho wom en. And Milly took it from hor nnd knotted tho frayed Bilk about th.i bronzed throat with hor own hands. Thon kneeling besldo him she looked litio tho pallid fnco and know it. Tho youth with smooth cheeks nnd red lips llko a woman had changed into this black bearded man. Cure had drawn lines upon tho brow. Wind nnd weather had tanned it. Yet It was John Turner her John, for had ho not worn Hint broken ten pence all these weary years? A great Hood of joy Bwcpt ovcrhor heart, and sho turned to the wondor ing Frenchwoman, nnd from her bos out drew her own half of tho coin. "Lookl" Bho said. And being n wwmnn, sho to whom that otltor woman spoko know what was meant as woll as though long woids had been wasted upon tho tale, for thero aro lovors in Franco as well as in America, and thoy havo parted coiitB for lovo tokens oro now tlto wide world ovor. And in n womiin's eves, and hor year, beginning Amy 1. The wintor hcnsons of these ruffian bands woro I spent in tlto comparatively light amusements of horse stealing and niurdor. In fact, tho nervous sys tem of tho country, nnd imperially tho trusting tinturo of women, hns never yet t ecovorcd from the shock given by tho tales of theso men con cerning tho fearful fatoof those who were ho foolhardy as to use any kind of lightning rod but their own. One band of bad men ft out tho west, whoso goods wcro uiudo in Cleveland, had it headquarters for nearly ten years in Bpringfleld, nnd from this devoted city eighty teams, with an appropriate number of men, scourged tho country through tho summer. Tlto trusting farmer, huv 1 iug beeu shown in glowing colors his dnnger if unprotected, was induced to ask for estimates on wiring his buildings. Tho agent gave somo low figme as tho probable cost, and the farmer, agreeing, signed un ittdofiuito contract to pay for this. Woo unto him I rl ho lightning rod man sot out in fiendish glco nnd wound wiro 'about his fated building until it looked like n railroad map of Mossa- H, V. BROER, .proprietor of Hip DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, All llou.flfillilJiK Material made loonier nl I ho lowtsl l'orllitiid price. Beo in before J'otl tiiiy. m"imw mtrivrvmmmmrivmmrfmrmtvwmmiwmim1 UICIIIK MASOV. A. II. HMITH MRS. ELMIRA HATCH. HEART DISEflSF 20 YEBRS. i Dr. itltf Medical Co., Uhhart, Ind. 1 Diab Bum I For 10 ypatsl wm troubled with benrt dlncaM. Would fri-qiicnilr hivo falllofr ipclli and tmatbering at niglic. Had to lit up or get nut of bud to Lrcuttie. llad pain in taj left Ideandbaclc mostef ILotlrau; at lust I become I drofKli al. 1 waa very I crvous and nearly worn out. Iba lout oxUtomcnt would raiiso mo to THOUSANDS Effi! with Guttering. For tho lat flfleen ycara I could not rivcp mi my leuiiue or uacic uniu iiceaniaxint Wf., ka.l. U.M ...ma 1 In. ..Ml l..l.i. Il fuu. i.ri. (iri, vM.r. . .,.. iiu, lutii lb tcry onff Until I felt mni-h hrittpp. miri 1 rnn nmv aluAn . . U III meoicme. Am in better ncullh tbau I bavo been ' In 40 yean. I honestly be- - . .-. .. - UoyethatXIr. Mil' Arm Cl I D W V .,.... Urart Cum aaved my Ills VlntU California kxpimcw thaw-run da and mad me a well woman I am now C2 yean between roitTLAND and h r May 2Mb, 1892. Mas Elmiba Hatch. OLD ON A POSITIVE OOARANTEE. General - Contractors, Htreet Work, Bewerlng, Kxcnvntlng, C'oncreto nndj.Mason Work, Tiling, Ac. All work promptly done. HAL1SM, omsaoN. urnwwBiM urn CLEAN! It you would bo clean and hayo your clothes done up n tlio neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the SAI.I3H STEASi LAUNDRY vhcro all work is done by whito labor and in the mosl jron.pt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. lDorty Ht.rpot, EAST AND SOUTH. PonJol m.w u-M-4 uuiitti ui nwiiiumu -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE or tlio Southern Pacific Company. 1 i.i throbbing bobom, und liov changing chusetts. Ho then put in a bill van cneok. anothor woman can read bv im. fw,, r. i.ui - i!.....iJ. cheek, anothor woman can rend bv tho light front her own heart the so crot that is alwnj's our greatest joy or our intenscst Borrow. So after that, without restraint, Milly showered kisses on tlto nolo lids of that frozen faco, prayed for ami auote for the rest urn mu, nun nor jkuo eiieoK 10 iub would sign tho ntid eiimg 10 mm as sito mignt in thoso old days when tho faded ribbon on tho brokon tonponco was of a bright, true blue. Aud still ho lay hko a statue carved of bronze Homing death ward, as it seemed to all. Aud Milly's kisses could not wnken him nor hor prnj' era move him, and there was uo hope lug front $75 to $300, according to tho nppurcut means of his victim. Tho farmer was bound by his con tract and protested iu vain. Tho dexpoilor of his homo would ngroo to 110 less uinu a part payment in cash Tho farmer sign tho note, nrotcsrinir ho would never pay it, nnd tho wily agent would Immediately soil it, gen orally to somo New York broker who would Cot ce iw payment. Tito fanners were in a prosponms condition at tho timo, and fow of their places were mortgaged, so their notes wet o generally as good as gold. AAJiiK inter uio ugututng rod men for h m t any breast but hers bo J worn thing of tho post book agents that it got to bo the talk of the whole ' continued their thrifty nietl.odi and placo how tho sen had broucht John wiii.i.. ..... , .-. 1 .:... ,. . ,T,.nwi Tttnier back to bis old low to die. ' . ' usUfhUcae' ,r hondc ul" ym and bow bho never left him night or called a man u luthtnluir txy laVont ,. day, but Bat then, with his hands in (iJihSZ JX!?. "aUBbtalnB scheme. But L "" -V"V, . : .T. u "Vr .w, . B1. i-w. men. there were "" - s iiiiuiiihui iiiiii in IIIJUI1. Only aud how old uoasitw shook Uiolr heads nud girls' eyes brlmmiHl ovor with tears only to bco him die at last, "But, dour render, wcro Umt tho end of my Btory I would loavo it ui. written aud Iwivo you to guess it for yourself. Joint Turner did uot dio. Ono bright evening ho owned his iuwiiiIm who honestly believed lu tho idea, as limy bud a right to do. aud agents who wow as upright as any mau. Sprlugtleld Uepublicau. imh OLD t in hu Hum-11 itiigni ou too laic, lor mo nmir Hbtp and tho awful , Turner wew umde ouo, aud in ptvof '!f uii jlV , l vun'of tho long, long yenw of wmoiM'ful ,.;..., ,,.u viu.i iu uieoa iiiumuuo wiliumbraiiccd nnd wean Ion SpeaMu frum Lii..rlenc. 'Ilteu you would ndNiso mo not to marry 1" "No; I didtt't say that. What I Wllltt is (it lllll-l) vnn full.. . ....I.... ...... .1 oven nud tttnietl them on tho fueo of , what you aw dolug " MUly, wntdilng bo fiiiUifiilly Uido "And you think I'll bo sorry!" hut pillow, and aske.1 faintly , "Woll. after you've beeu married Miftr ... , P luo,,UlB y w tWuk you might To Milly nt that moment it scorned havo douo a t-mtt .wi li.t... i,i W. nftel' vmt'vi. luw.i. ...o... 1...1 .,i And ew the Clnlstmas timo enmo J'ou'U lw thankful you didu't do tiny tho old church bells Imd runtr a wed- worse." Dotmit nvii,.,,,.. ' ding iienl, and Milly Gray nud Johu ?ini7 iiukiuniiii luiittif.t.M i ..1.....1 tutu u-hhi w wh uwio would tittcntHlo for hor im. .1 .....t.. ... -.'1. I .. ii' ".....J. -"V"Ma""liu te vImw. It wi ooutrrmiiiuH ?. I : J,"? ."" ""l 1" ""'. v ima tho fHlr hirl c4wjs I Milly imhhKhI no iWMU..itnv. ..,.1 - ,1Z,"":V '.:"1 " V ,ulJ"?"'w w Amertiwu history MkwMtlly Boou iw tha wimtiit'H ,,Vlw .- '"T." V" .?. v.r. t"?.'.," V. V."'" ..VMW ""? K11 ' iM by PrarMMMM undwutood a Uutwai,. 3 J.r,"V.."i "" --. "" ntvrays tp' thur ' ' V i -- .in iakv-A nuu llllUKlll r m-h iui . jt V..i... iwwijmi ' , '-: --r3L;2r. , Jot (S.i.Ht Subjrrla. First D)y (in art gallery) -All theso fowigu nrtbtta t avuuo clothm W BUrtlum a Govrnmtni Bondughw rU of inUroet, indemnity in old age r t dUi. YoucwmotlwwadolUrinaMMmohMwtU eowpunyr Cusli Rtul pnid up yIum uurntwKl wwh yr. Mr. H. G. Coltoa, Gn'l AKnt of tho Ari$chu. Uu MwWaI lif Iiwuriio oowiy, w in Ut eity wid if you m Uiiuking of rry. kf Umm U will U gUJ to s ytm. 011 t Utt. WilUtntt HoWl or at Urn ow ' mtCSULL LUNN, Uimi Ami TBY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSCS 25 CTS. m ' by D. J. Fry, ilruggJBt, Salem Dr. Powell Reeves & Co. Tho Old Reliable Specialists, ''" h?'i IJfw York HoapltaU Ormlimte with High Honors. Tcnty K.ire'expcrlenco a I'rolenur, Uciurer, Author aud SixclalUt lu Uhroulo lllieutca. Catarrh. BronohltlB, Cough and DUCoultyof Breathing Successful ly treated Withsnenlf. to remedies thoroughly tested and proved by tho DOCTOR V 1 .!! W I --- y hu a uho oi nautro's noblemen thoroughly devoted to his p-oresslon nnd ever ready to help tho affllotod MERYOUS DEBILITY ?Mft ".; mldd'c Sed ... The $lt&uW,iX dlicrellou, iiriKturliiK ekiiew. l,osr ViVv UOOIl nlglit enilHUm., exIutL.tlu Zi bbfulneM, lo o, energy, weaknen ni K S body and br,,ln.ul.flttlK f,u', for.tudy'bu'.K BLOOD AND aKIN ""rri'.-.n. "n-l'llljlo !.. rtieuni.U.m. .run "m.etcu U kinds. blil p...on (row auy ciule wb J S KIDNEY AND URINARY X"- 4tr.sdlinui In urlne. hrt.kOusfo'? whhe'lL'fn CATARRH IM-WL'riiSSfe th bowu luiiwcij. ic .ii . , r...:?..,,."vr.1" s etc. TijiuWm l tin. rhari,Vrrki4ioi. rurMeclKlKtmiKmi, powlble uce: PRIYATB hai'fe?ss;Jw.. rmu. wclllnn. wcstaMO ..iVuu'l rtfitef write ffirw-w-Yte.1 b boo ou Sexual twrtu. a.i.i.. w ioi - -...., tklUtU. l!Mi. in. J. Id p. iu. :lfi ii.m. I.v. Ar. t'ortliind Snti.i.i Shu Knin. Ar. bv. I.v. "Niiriii. 7..15nTlri I '.'II il. in M0ji.ii loimuurtb of ltiMl,ufK. h ,,. iwVI.S 'r-ioii City WiMidbu n, Jii. All ? riinreut. .-(heddH, lluliey. I, rrll ri III ii linn City. Irvliw n.V.i W.,.JJ."rfl,bur i .: - -'.. ...rm- il a. in 1.17 u.m SO p. iii. KOHKUUiiu MAM. DAIl7vT bv. bv Ar. H!'irl!"nd .Ar-I Op-'m. "iilem bv. 1:10 ).m - i i.mi it, in Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. . WarmMeal at All Hours olllieDaj Wtawttnth,u,tab,,rMn,,,,'rW,'ntw clu'.yie""l",InUtlal mtal " ked ln flr"' YHetity-flv cenla per meal -- ,- ,T. J flnilVt .Im.. U.i .. -... -'"i. wwwn upem Jlouso ane ..uii m sji yn j MAN ?:?: Jn)Vl Ln? upensf. VVroweiu,VK 2 ' " ,n "id ('iinHiimn hhI'h il r iv i rluUJV'.u.r"'.'.,Tii'y. iniowN hi wyivf u loiK-m Nurseivii.i.11. i i.V.r.. -H,uuivaii, lllmny Local. t,y ;,Cff,,t H,Uy- ' " ffi ''!!! : RJr,iltnd Ar L,;-! w p.m. bv: uiii,n l,Vi ji,""1' JUMP Mliilug Curs ou ogden Uuutc TOLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS AND Second Class Sleeping Cars- AtUiched to till lhroui.h trulns. Vest Side Division, Between Portland and Comlliii! pailv zxv&n Hnsniw Jill faf!jitJ(UjL.lJ.t I I fsifi5rvfii i ONLY LINE RUNNING "'buibd TH'KK'IV 25 '. . 'KIN.NKK JI'.ltpGKKV Ami.o v A?ulMia. " "'ih.kh, Manair. ""'"" UR.PnrYELl REEVES & CO. NjMUoteiat 211 Cm'I St, Sib. ELEtiVRIC BELT H VAM I dltala.l . I I ... .w- iubmu or inienor Iinb the Northern Panic llaib,l t4ii?, a-iaf UTfSTPATUlTS I mraKNTs. I'lJutm. aiSf" OTwwikilM . Inl. Mn kL ? tankl.. III .1 UUIll ( ! tbUnto taks To all Points East and South. -"ott-S.ren.tbrou,,, S1- MCI kU CHICAGO t3id'D.r'.0rp TOURIST Seepinff Cars. !ucwi.iM.... sS-SHSS OANT DAY CdAirwva 'WSttfti Esn.'W: THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8i45 A. M. 7:30 P. M, DAYS TO CHICAGO 7 Hours ftllirlfo.. Ci r. i 23 Hours OllirUr PL! ' HoUre,0ir'"t;o3Md onofMaSaif gtueml iwormmion call w.ii.utjnUumT,AMt,a.i..A IlKTIANI,, (lKK'( "WT' "! dwrnn.. THE YAnuiNA ROUTE, '"BHiflH PACIFIC RAILROAD 2i..0.W9n itavsi- ITi iTh.in.lMortc"XrW'. Ihr, ik" "? By Otliei .nnir"!'"" CtM SSKSi Tlur ..,.- rranciiiw -' avniBULF. !!. ..... bMVBA... MO(UW I V A IL .7. --- t4UtiUT b-OOI'lj -bWI'W &.'M iwoaS .v.tt u. wiV.n. &Kxrs .-- H . t- sj-rTv ,eint i . -..Illf tik.. - . rrBufc ...I. " wiS -feSto 0.4 a ir.i 'biOAJd T - vuny BQj tt'iii.'ir,;7w?ni ,m .: wawBir v! i'STKfi'li!! "VIUINA II SISSW kSFK.XUH!lu u. .. m GO CO o C"5 o 3" I CO po CD Sl, . r at "-MoVa1, I B'l B. C - KH.I . i tTliWlar