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DAILY EUUiSNE UUAKI), t. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. ,gjacjn -m-i..i-r r-i mm1. liuUabed tfverj-etoulugol uiu weufc, tiiiuiliiy.. .t)tel. .VtlJrt'ns all communiouluua, auil oiaicu all rrmUumeei payable to the Kiuhnk Uuap.d, Kukuui.'. Oregon. . Bi;iid(;KIKTION KATKH: Delivered by carrier, per weok I 20 Delivered by carrier, wr month fly matl, oue ymir(iu lulvanco) 1 W HIk month. 87S Oue month 75 ttltigle coplos & Will not be Bent by mall to niiy addmfc. 'or any length of time, unlaw paid tu atlvaiiM. (WKBKLV.) One year (In advance) 12 00 il mouths 1 00 1 Advertising rates made known on application. Entered as teoond-clMi matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poitotBce. SATURDAY, - - JULY G, 1895. CHRISTIAN UNITY. A movement has been started in Ne York City by preachers of three denominations looking toward the foundation of a "league of unity." The platform proposed is as follows: Without detaching ourselves from the Christian bodies to which we severally belong or intending to compromise our relations there' to, or seeking to interfere with other efforts for Christian unity, we accept as worthy of the most thoughtful considerntion the four principles of church unity pro ' poBed by bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church at Chicago in 1886, and amended by the Lain beth conference of 1888, as follows First -Tho holy scriptures of the Old 'and New Testament as con tnining all things necessary to sal vation, and as being the rule and ultimate stundard of faith. Second The apostles' creed as the baptismal symbol and the Nicene creed as the suflioiont stiito ment of the Christian faith. Third The two sacrainonls or dulned by Christ himself baptism and the supper of the Lord mm stored with unfailing use of Christ's words of institution and of the elements ordained by him. Fourtli The historic episcopato locally adapted in tho methods of its administration to the varying needs of tho associations and peo' pies called of God into the unity of this church. In view of tho usual stereotyped style of reports of grand jurors the Mowing from Douelas county is ot intfresi: to me nan. J u Mil lerton, Judge: Tho grand jury's Qnal report is as follows: That wo have visited the poor farm and ex mined the otlicos of the different County officials. Certain suggcB' ttons about the poor farm and ro commendations concerning the court house and county jail might be made to the honorablo county oourt; tjut we have read certain grand jury reports heretofore, made by former grand juries, and find that such reports have not been heeded, and we oonoludo that it would be useless for this grand jury to make any suggestions or recommendations. We havo ex amined carefully into tho different alleged crimes which havo been brought to our knowledgo and re turned Indictments in those eases only where we thought tho evi- rlnnon Would rcnrriliit. A minviMi.i Having coinploted our labors wo ask to be discharged. Signed by W. F. Gilliam, foroman. Corvallis Uanotte: Hon. G. A. Waivunllfir fAlltrriml .. an extended visit to the prune or chards, in the Dulknap settlement, in which he is extensively inter ested. He repoits that the trees in both the llollfountain and Excelsior orchards are looking splendid and are making an excellent growth fifteen aorca of prunes in the Hell fountain orchard, five years old this summer, are loaded with fruit, and the matter of selecting a dryer is now receiving considorution by the company. Mr. Waggoner says the trees in tho Excelsior orchard are being injured by the deor that come down from the mountains at night and browse on them. The damage already is considerable, eome ten acres of tho orchard hav ing been almost ruined by tliiwe midnight visitors. Considerable lias been said about the meekness of Sheriff Fitch, of Klamath county, in the ret-on t train robbery. The Ashland lie oord give a different version as follows: Sheriff Fitch W411 in ie next car thosmokor, nd liruko tnan A T Morian put down all the blinds. Sheriff Fitoh got behind j j the, water closet and intended to kill the robber as ho came in, but was dissuaded by the passenger. Fitch wan the drat ln.vi ukmi hold of by the robber and contributed $75 and his watch. The rubber felt of Fitch's clothe und pulling the theriff's revolver from his packet euid, "that's a pretty thin;:; I'll tuke it." When the first issue of the Con federate money wan scattered among the people, it commanded a slight premium. It then scaled down, says, tho Chicago Herald: June, 1861, J0 cents; Dec. 1, 18(51, 8U cents; Dec. 15. 1SG1. 75 cunts; Ke:. 1,1802,00 cents; Feb. 1,1803, 'M cents; Juno, 1803, 8 cvnts; Jan., 1864, 5 cents; November, 1801, i cents; January, 1805, 24 cents; April 1, 1805, 14 cents. After that date it took from $800 to 1,000 in Confederate money to buy a $1 greenback. It is a remarkable fact that Grant county has not one mile of railroad, telegraph or telephone line; not a mile of express route, nor a bank within ittf limits. It is rich in all the resources of mineral. stock, agricultural and lumber in dustries, but Iibb never bean devel oped. The people thre do not ex pect ever to have a railroad. AFTER DINNER when you have eat en heartily, yoa should take one only of Doctor Pierce's Pleas ant Pellcta. Your stomach and liv er need the ipen tle stim ulating, as well as invigorating, effect of tliene tinjr, sugar-coated granules. If you feel drowsy, dull languid, inex presslhly tired or debilitated ; if you've no ao- petite and frequent headaches or dizziness, ft furred or coated tongue it proves that you're bilious. In that case you should use the "Pellets." They are atiti-biHotm granules, which act In a prompt and natural way, without griping. BEST PILLS FOR TUB LIVER. Koill-RT ft! AN MM. Of Wtil h'vt, Rockingham Co.. N. H.t writes: "Three yean hro I commence I taking Dr. Pierce's GoMen Medi cal Discovery; I weighed 140. pound ., atid now I weigh 175 rouiuli. no you nee how have gnitird in hrnlth and weight. Doctor IMerce'ii I'ellets are the best pills I ever took for the liver. All my frfemls any they do them the most good," Mr.flAUiini.nivn Re of JVo. 161 Summit At- nut. PhiihfliiturgA, JV. J, wrtiest "There Is noth ing that can conntare with Dr. Fierce' I Ima. snt Pellets, as I.lver 1'UU. They have done more Eood than any other nietl in I have ever Ukeu." Mr. a. Hakbk, ba. NOTICE. VJ. B. Lnni) ofllaf , llo.burg, Or , Juue, 11 1895. Complaint having beon entered at llil ollloa by Curl II. Schwolzrr agalnat the neirsol Herman limit, dec 'nscd, for aban doning Ilia Homestead Entry No Cum, doted Jnn HMrj (I, IMI'.!, upon ihe N E X,NIPi M and S E ! N W , Hi.olUn 2(1, Towimlilp ill 8. Huuge 5 Wiot, Id Luo county, Ore on, with a view to tlm eauofiuilou ot i'li.lentiv. the Hit itl rmnii i are hereby atiiUQionrtl lo appear at the of- uobowobi nra. notary 1'ubltc, at Eu ttfuc, Lane county, Orison, on Ihe 10th day at Aniit, ls'.lu. at 111 o'clock a. m.. m rcapoud nud InrnlHh tealimony oonoernlnf; aid alliKcd abindoniuont. llcarii'R at thin oitioc on me tcMiniony ao taken on Annual 93, lull."., al 10 oVlock a. in. KiiMolimt vl. deuce having bran lurninhwl that nrraonal aortice can uot be had, it ia horehy ordrrcd lliut aervicn be uiade by publication in the tlUABD at KiiRene, Oregon, aoording to IUW. It. SI. Ykhtvii, ltvintcr. It 8. SuaiuiuK. Kecfivrr. NOTICE V OH I'Ulit.ICA HON. Laud Oulce at Iloarburg, Ore. June l:l, IS! 15 Notice la h.rfby givon that Ilie follow, named emit baa tiled notico of hi Inten lioti to tnke Dual proof in auupart of liia claim, and tUt aid proof will lie made beforo A. 0. Jinnina, cimntj t'l.rk of Lano coutily, Unvnn, at Eugene, Lane oonnty Or. pou, on July SO, I8113, i: John McMuhon ou lloineatcad entry No. S7, for Ihe ao of 0 6, T p. 18 8.. K 1 W,.t He luuiM Hi. follow ni! witnricato prove hia oonluiuone r. a.di'nce upon and cull ivaiiim uf, nld land, via: EHUh L OlltU. Juuica W.IUn. KUl. -uapu i-Hrtow, all oi Jaaper, Or egou. It M. Vkatch, Kk later. Lane County Bank. (KatablUhed In ISM.) EUGENE, OREGON. A fjenerol Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. n. HOVKY. rr.-ald.nl. J. M. AltKAMS, Ciwhler. IHIVKY, J., AmLCualir. H. N. GRAIN. Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling and Silver-Plated Wars. jrVtdi Ilt'jMilrliig n SH"i-llty.-fe liUOBNE, Oksoon , ft 6 R. Man son, Ksg. LIVER PILLS. pi I.kavk Voub Okijkb. Before yoa lLti.B jour valley home for coast or mountain Milliliter resorts, he eure and leuve vmi r uiMress for the 1JA1LV GiJAKi). ait thai ihe ne miiy reach you. fr'h, :rip nml in reliable form every ilay ilurinjf your vueatlon. Then you will nave uuipie tune 10 reuo aim the peruMil of the daily paper ia a pleai-uiit variutiou of what might otll- erwihe lie luonotoiiy. Krkiuht Wauon. Chun. F. Croner will coinnieiiee running a freight W4- Kii to tiio ilcKeu.ie linage rmirK dy, June tli. Regular weekly tri will Ih' made. Freight solicited. i'ukb Al.toiioi.. Win. Itenshaw Iikm jiiHt received a consignment of pine iilinluil for medicinal purposes lirect from Hie distillery. Prices quite reasonable. C'OOK'8 (.'OTTON lt)OT COMHOUNH; recent discovery. At Yebino- ton'8 drugstore. Tlie American Heuuty owes her pres tige more to a clear complexion than to anv other attiibutc. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. . It clears the skin and re moves pimples and that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea Is used by thous ands of ladies for the complexion. Without being a cathartic it cures con stipation. Bold by A. Yeuinoton. A Majestic Steel Itange $42.00 A ISO. 8 ( 00K etove 1- ou A No. 8 Wash JJnller 85 I Glass Lined Oil Can - 1 doz. 6 t. milk pans 80 I o ut. stew pan !" 1 Hour sifter 10 1 wash basin 05 1 Dish pan .20 1 10 (it milk pail 15 1 12 ut. milk pail 20 1 colleepot 15 I tea pot .15 set knives & forks.. .60 large breud knife 15 1 handled man's axe.; 75 1 long handled shovel 60 Wire nalls-Uiihe 2.85 Glidden Harb Wire 8 00 AT Griffin Hardware Co. Smoke LA CREMA, Ten cent; U. of 0. & Queen of Hearts. Five cent Cigars. JOSEPH G. KELLKY, C. K. CcDSDltini Drainage Eipeer. ECUICNh, OltKUON OcsltTits Slid firiiwint'Httnnii for nil work tun ntnliiK tn Watur Works, twwoniKe And Druiu- (I liitllUB. Cormtruiulon Buperlntandud THROUGH TICKETS ThroUKh inillman Talace Iceucra. Touril icciwm aim new itccllulna clialr care. DAILY PGUTL AND TO CHICAGO Tralna hcatwl by attain andean lighted by Time lo l'lilci, a) dayi; time to New York, 4, daya, which la many houra aulukm than all cointetitora. Kor rate, time tablea and full liitormail.,11 a-ily to K J. MifUSAIIAS, Agent. KllKene, Or. It. W. IIAXTON, c. K, BROWN, Ueu'l Agent, llUt. rava. A it, lio Third at, I'ortland, Or. I GOLDEN I WEST I BAKING POWDER 3 RKAHIIXH WHY fP J )uu h.iuM bu 11, gX It ia made rlitht here r.t home, op It la made of the very ttne- t A materia., and Is (uaramn. 1 jar in e.ery rei 1 ti, ,, dg superior to the . try be, t CO 3. The makers ironrant' am tin and every in.-. authorial t r,.;., ,, 1 VV nioneyttithonoiNttt.v. 0 CAN YOU ASK FOR X ;., Cuaaar t Lavaaa. r,r(l.. . 0880S888S88Sk.- iA CUP,' ! Of 'v- t AT r K-IGHT MOV . ve r.5 IN I .1". MOii.i ivi tOiClUR' -r" roraaleal V.rlnjlon tnh street dru tor. To the KAST via the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM m w THE BEST PIP E TOBjca 8. B. Kakik. Jr.. Carthiei rreaidt-nt. Qt Eugene. Paid up lsb Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A Kineral banking boainttts Hone on reannu able terrnn. Sight 6rsiU on NEW YORK, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO und POKT TAN'I), ORKdON. Bills of nxcbaQRftsoM on foreign oountriw. DejMHit received subject to check or certiti cate of dflofliL All col lectio na entrtuted to m will receive prompt attention. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Uf 1)ea Moinea, Iowa, writaa under date ot March 23, ISM: 8. B. Med. Mfo. Co., Dufur. Oreuon. Okntlkmkn: On arriving home l:wt week, I found all well and iinxloiuly waiting. Our little girl, eight anil one half yenrx old, who had wasted away to 8 hiuih1h, Ih now well, strong iinil vigorous, una wen iieBiieu up. o. is. Cough Cure has (lone its work well. Hoth of the children like it. Your 8. B. Couch Cure has cured and kept away all hoaraness from me. 80 give it to every one, wttn greetings lor all. winning you prosperity, we ate Yours, Mk. and Mks. J. F. Ford, It you wldh to teel fresh and cheerful, and reiuly for the Wring's work, cleansu tho syatein Willi ihe Headache and Liver Cure, by talcing sold undera ooKltfve giiaranteu VI eenu per bottle by all driiRgUta. PRICES - Gay & Henderson's. Kittihon Tables Kail Loaf ' Extension " M 25 .. 2 00 4 50 Mitilo Iiruciin .. 9 00 Wn-h Stnnil with glass (i 00 ISeil Steail 1 75 Wire Mitr"ss 1 50 Top Mutress .2 50 KUiilien chair ; 50e Cano rockora 1 25 All Wool Cnrpet 55c 3 ply wool carpet 75 J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN GftOCEBIES V' N" LABliK AND COMPI.KTK STOCK Of Stan e anil P,w.v U i.i.?." lhl i..i " """" 'no Kvclusivoly For Cii.li, I can olli-r thi publlo lltrr nii.iw lnni any othor liotiae !N LUGENK. : I'mduiv .1 nil kinds takoti J. S. LUCKEY, Watolies hikI Clocks Ruimiretl. KD:IH. OIIKIl KITSON Hot JIedieal Springs. WcnJii-Jii! Cure of Kost All Kinds of Dis eases Periling to the Hunan Bo:!j. All kitnU ot natlis Only $1 Per Week, anl Flit. K boos: ou Ihe oumU to ramp iu. Slo.o-ily one niuht on the rwi.l. .t Accomuioilallona furnished by ' A. D. Hyland Unti l near the Switm. an.! Free Hack run to the Sprints Meht and Morning-. StS;',t,!;"er! " '"""""i" lomUhed b, ,b. G. M. BLACKBURN, toell, llirgon. First -BELKNAP Hot Medical Springs. Unsurpassed and wonderfully efflcartouB in Curing Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Liver and Kid ney Complaints, Catarrh, Dropsy,. La Grippe, Private Diseases, Ape, Etc. Jtotarjd ;o!d, Steam, Eleetrie A : FINE SWIMMING RINK. Free Pasture for Horses. All kinds of pime atwund. The river teema lVAl..hnur and Rneekled trOUt. Staae leaves hotels In Kuacne for Belknap Springs, Monaays, n eincsua) the morlllliK, iuhkiiik uio fliinugo iu j Corresiwudeucc will receive nrompt attentlo Address A. P. OSTKANDER, Belknap Springs, Ijine Co., Oregon. FISHER & W ATKINS PROPRIETORS. Will keepconstantly on hand a full supply o 23 2EJ DE3 E MUrrON. PCRK AND VEAL Which thor will aell at the lowest market pri ces, A fair share of the publio patronage ao- licited. TO THE FARMERS: ' We will pay the highest market price for Fat ua;ue. nog. ana oneep. SHOP ON WILTiAKETTE STREET, EUGENE CITY OREGON Meats delivered to any part of the eity free oharge. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POHPLEXIOH II POWDEa If I POZZONI'S H Combines everv plpmpnt' beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Inlit upon having tho gonuine. IT IS FOR SnlE EVERYWHERE, &L.EtoUGLAS 5HlMS? ISTHEBEST W saw tri .) Gi tit for a kinc. S. COEDOVAK FRENCH & CNAMCLUDCALF, 4?3.s? Fine Calf iKANCAnoa J.SOPOUCE,3SOLES. BOYS'SCHOOLSHOES. LADIES' - O809 Si 7b 3-"B.L-'riONG0t VMn rnarjT.i nt. -L'DOU GLAa. RPOrifTOKl K t r Over One MHHon People wear tho' W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. They equal custom ahoea In atyle and fit Their wearlni quilltlea are unsurpassed. The prices ore uniform, stamped on sole. From $1 to $j save ! over other makes" if your deafer cannot supplj ryou we can. Sold bf Bold by DAVID LIN'K, Kugene. flU torthol'oethand llrCTthlaSJ NOTICE FOR I'UBLICATION. Land Office at RosebnrR, Oregon, v . . . . June 20, isas' Aotice is hereby given that the following named sett er has filed nii i.: ' lion to make final proof in anpport of hi. claim, ami that aai.1 -III IrL" T . " r. i n 1 -iiiuumaaeDe. i"Zt ni?.'",?"' Co"n'5' CI ol Lane m iv i- " "regon.on Auetial 1 1, 1Mb z: Iaa,e U. Francia on horoT ..a.i .entry ,o for the wV. nw H Zw aw s.c 20 tp 18 ., ,8 west. ' " He names the following witnesses to prove h continuous residence nn nd en tivat.on of. aaid .nd, ,12: DPn "1 Jamea W. Diion. of Aim., rw v. seph Aiibell. of Alma. Oreoon: V J OI innlan. Sutherland, of Olcntena, OreW. William . M VtaTca, Keoister. iit'K ton pubucatiojT Land Office at Rosebnrg, Or. Notic. i, hereby eiven the? Ih. !f ?.5-ng-named ae.tler ha. fi le'L i, f hT." jntention to m.k. final proof TlZl before a" ' c" w"" K ' t: . JAnn,0S. connty clerk of Lane ennnty, Oregon, at Enaena T.. conn y Oresot,. 3 June nfl"35 L"z. S.muelUurm.uon homeatead entry V -4. for the . , ;4 , M ,0 ,U 'J J"" to I,. . . .omr.CB upou and ac lligin. Ira Higgin's, O J bibs.on .nd lienr, 8 TilTon. ill "f D.xter Lane coouly, Oregon. er. ........,,.,u ui, nam land, vix : R. M. VxiTcn. Kcgister. central mm 1 JiH. Ll LtU. B. DUkiiiS. itlomey and Counsellor- at-Law, . . . . . . ... 111. n ' T T T I '1! aaILI, fhAUHWi x inc. ujvu'a V of the Second Judicial Diatriot and in le Supreme Court of this Suite. Sutcial attention given to oollectiona and ratten in probate. A.H0E111H. L.L. BTEYIXB DORRIS & STEVENS, Attorkey-at-La w, El'UKNB. OREOOS Qpnc K Over liinc County Kauk. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Boom 5 uiutaln, Rlsdon's Block, 9lh street. L.B1LYEU. J.B. YtiUftO. BILY EU & YOUNG, Attorn eys-at-La w , XUGENE,' OREGON. aj-OFVIcK Over First National Bank. t. O. POTTER. H. T. CONPOH POTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE. OREGON, Officx In Conser's block. F. 0. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law, Office With A. C. Woodcock. SDecial Attention Given to collections. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT LAW. Omcx-One-half block south of Chrisman'a Block, EUGENE, : : OREGON. H. 1). NOKTOS, O. W. KlMSEY Norton & Kinsey,, Attomeys-at-Lawv Commercial and Trobalo Buslncas a Speo tally. oiilco in Harris' Block. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE, OREtiON. Ofoce UD-staim. Walton's block. W 111 do a Kcucral law practici'in all the courts 01 Miiaaiaie. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office up-stalrs In Shelton block over Geo. liall & Son s grocery store. Private telephone Inside tlie door for calls day or night. PAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS - AND - SURGEONS. Surgery and diseases or women a Bpeclaliv Office in Chrisman Block I;K. J. W. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon Otnce over Henderson a Llnn'sOrug Store, orncl Boons: 9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 5 and 7 l" j. m. Keai eiice Ferry street botwoen I2th and 18 Hi DR. G. W. BIDDLE, ! DENTIST. Does only flrst class work. The latest lm. l. street, on. bloclt" STS filSSJS Eugene Street Railway. TIME CAKD. After the 4th of Oct ism 11,0 .t . Onro n,lll . .. .' ""eel timn n 11 f.,.. "le '"''"wing schedule uv.i iuiiuit iiuiice. IjEAVINQ THE DEPOT. then every half hour. ' LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY. 7:25--:55.8:25-8:65-9:25-9:50.10:15 a m then every half hour. ' - in leave promptly on time. . HOLDEN. LE BRDN'fiirS "iS.: J -s Uiomi dis ,f u, ito-UnMrToi iqtjM BO chnc of itk or J. aauuj. ttt)a AS A P R EVP True by cither tvr it U IrntxaiW.--,. a EeneXn0' LADS OR. FtLIX LE BRUM'S STEEL END mtWH PILLS "."heo-tinal and only FKFp q , . liable cr- on th mariot " ' 4' ""feand re 0.nmn,don1, byPrtcotl-a'!s agents, Kugene, Oregon. D,u1s nd note A M'8 Erom Q-CBTEm B "I oihn-tici, 1,5!.", J.or AIhlio tflarvwcwai. ". lAd QOeaaia. . THE ARNOLD PU'.uip., C BIS.W.,t,r,A.,.: "i..Vy- . Bold by all Imiem.ta. vnrwaso. PAPER AttU'v-. WMerchani, "MgS2 lJ ichanee, San t lor advertuin. contracts for adv.rtiTif "elaco. ral.. v n be made. rm m r 'mi v. u- WA C Wholesale and Bets, LIQUOR STORt 111 II nmiMt.... n. m. ntndnAn, Prcprietar. Ket'I CUDHtlUltlv on hnnA . t ,.' .. ported ami DonwUe " t LIQUORS MD CIGARS. ftS-Also keeps the celebratod Milwaukee Beer on draught ! er glass. Foley Hot Spri The Well' Known Superior M -"o 01 these Springs make them a Favorite RESORT FOR INVALIDS, And the Abun dance of Game, and Fine Fishing, renders it the Sportsmans' Elysiurt JBAmple' Accommodation for Visitors. For full partitu. Iars. Address: P. RUNEY. Pm Foley Springi,!), Eugene, Oregon. DuBoIs Bros., Propria, KOH ALL fOI'ltt KA&T. LEAVE I DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS mf Tho Fust Mail, via HnM-l ineton Salt ImUc. t -malial 7:00 P M or Kiuiphs City, nr via Sio- sfflll Daily. I kane, M iiiinjRiiolis anu ht. it; I ram, wiin in rougn service to Kantern cities. For i'eml.titoii. La Grande' 7.00 PM Ilaker Lit v. Walla Walls. IRftd Daily. K "Hjion, Col fax, rullmiui U..;! I Moscow ana iubjio mining litUtlons. 1 Ij cat m1Xt?d train for 8:00 AMU Hood Rtvur, Tlie Dalles Kx aun.t i.ana intcrim-aime points. Throueh Pullman alei-pors. tourist JJ ana reciimuK cnair cars arc aiiaciiwi omr j T. trmns. Tor all information, rate. etp.. enll at: ofllci, corner Washington and Third mm j'oruai.a, or Huuress W. II. HURI IU BT General l'assunvur Agt.'. I E. IWcKJMIjIj, Receiver and General Manager. Pnrtltirjd. Orecon. E. J. M cC LAN All AX, Aeent. KUgfDt I si. z. fx wteri saws a: raw nuns: I is Bold nnaor postl-.vo wntti'n pimme, 1. authorized agents rnily, to euro IVfar wcrarn. Iunl Drain urtrl N.nn P.ci.,r! I tvt SUlthODfl QuickneBa; Niuht Lcfos; Kvil Dreams: Lack d I uonnuonco; nervotwfiess; j.aH3tinae',iiiu" IjOSSOI roworoi llieljoi-oriilivourtrnii;"'- aex, oaueod oyover-oxortion, Ymtluuir.rnii , Excessive Ufo of Tobccco, Opium or Laa wliinl. InflilB tn MUan I ..nulimnlion. lr and Deatt. rtr rcnil, 81 a Iku: six l"r t&, J written anarnntee to euro or rpfni'd monej. M.. Pill, .mrn Kllr Tl i.nlnchn. HlllOU'i Liver Complain, Soar Momarli, Dinpfl''.'! Constipation. liDAUiSTEES issuedonUKl Osburn & Delano. EAST AND SOUTH VIA TliO Shasta Route OF THE He Weni Fade Kxprera Trains Le Portland Dai'v Sou til 80 r m I Lv 1: 59 a u 1 Lt Portland' Ar Eugene . Han Kranei.cr, J'V 1 0 IQIIOAM 1 Ar 1L,.. . 4. v-.l t -tland.Ore!" City, Woodburn, Salem, Tun.'"- "'T Jefferson, Albany, Halsey, .lunct.'';'1i 'S Euirene. Twin nd a. 1 from Koseburg to Aahland inclusive. RQ8EBPBO MAIL, DAILY. 8.30amlLv Portland Ar!441P; 2.04pm,LT Eugene Lv:lU0 5.20pmAr Roaeburg Lv.8' SALEM PASSE.VOER, DAILY. :00pn,Lv Portland, Arjlll:l-; :15 pmlAr Salem, Lvl 8:WaD DINING CAMS ON OGDEN KOl'TF PDUJOll BUFFET 3LEEPKE1 AND SECOND CLASS SLEEPING 1 Attached to all through tnns. West Side T)i,islon. , BETWEEN POIiTLAHD AND P0E " HAIL TRAIN DA1LT (EICUPT 8CSHAT.) 7) imlLv Portland Ar I S--'V 12M p m Ar Corvallis L At A lhanv .nH . Inmnllii ronoert Will "" of Oregou Central & Eastern Railway- XFRISS TRAIN DA1LT (EXCIPT HOcml Lv Portland Ar 735 Dm Ar McMinnville Lv I S:"" THROUGH TICKETS to all J'"'"" In Ibe Eastern Statea, Canada and l'r r oan be obtained at lowest rates from L. G. ADAIR, Agent. EngrC HKOEHLER, E. P ROGEKS, Manager. Asst. G. F. and P " V PORTLAND. VhW FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of W I. England. Notice ia hereby given that tn' " signed administrator has filed his count in Raid estate and the Con0, 1. 0r- f Lane County, Oregon, has road' an ?r filing the first Monday in i'T for final hearine of said account. John B Joshua J Walton. AdmiDisU"0" Atty for Estate. t"f ..NEW 4gli4j IFF