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Newspaper Page TextPAILY EUGENE GUAM). L L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every evening0' ine wtwt.tiuiiilay tuepUid. Addrcrs all comiuuiit&itloitB, and .. hi l if m all r.tilltjtiini tavnhln ti the KUUK.NK btiA.Ru, Kiiguue. Oregon. bUhtiCUIPTION l.ATKS: (IsAlLY.) Uultvurud by carrier, per weuV ..... 'X Delivered by carrier, per mouth By mall, one year (lu advance) v w Kix mouth 3 75 Oue mouth ?& WlIiKle uiM'lo 6 Will not bo sent by mall to any addrni. 'or uy length ol time, unless pnid lu advaure. (WKKKLY.) ..... ,t t i oo six mouths 1 00 IdverUiliitf ratos mado known on application. Ktiterod asiecoud-cla fVuicon, poatolllce. matter at the Kugune, MONDAY, JULY 8, 181)5. Plenty of hay thia season. The price is correspondingly low. The Lane county hop yards have received good attention this year and prospects are favorable for a fair yield. The hot springs of the McKenzic, and the Kitson springs on the Willamette, have few eqiiaU as health and summer resorts. Our people should give them a more liberal patronage. Trade reports, without exception denote unusual activity in man ufaoturinn districts of the east. An average increase of 10 per cent of wages of employees is noted The Pacific coaBt will feci the re sult cf hotter times in the near future. Pennsylvania bus recently adopt' ed a law which provides that those owning and using draft wagons with tires not less than four iiie!un in width for hauling loads for not leas than two thousand pound, shall receive a rcbato of one-fourth of their road tax, Michigan has had for about fifteen years a similar law, and tho effect is very appar out. Roads nro more easily built, and they keep themselves in repair except the removing of loose rock. Each day reports tin- frittering of conventions at some p int in the oountry to discuss the moony ques tion. Did it aver strike you that this is a most ri -tf,?.i kuble thing i .Think of it. Fourteen millions of voters nr9 ntudyit-.gan abstract and extremely dilllcult problem in finance, with the view of acting ip uH. I here never was any- thing "K A in the history .' .f the world. ; -Uf , V, hen a rahippor of tho golden 't-g ta uso his best nrgu mailt .fail doal silvor the most slun- )ig blow he asserts that tho Bilvor agitation Is sulely in the interest of ' mine owners, He perversely shuts hie eyes to the fuut Unit there are gold mine owners who are making profits from their mines, and whose products have beon for years Steadily increaung in value when compared with the yield roecived by labor, manufacturers, ogrieul ture, and values of lands and other property. The gold mini has but one idea and that is supported only by bar assertions. The Oregonian is of tho opinion ' that farm lands have been held too high. It probably bases its opinion on observation about Port land where land worth probably one nunareu dollars an aero fur farming purposes was divided into town lots and sold to suckers for five to ten thousand an aero, In consequence there are a great many broke won about that city who a few years ago were rich in fictitious values. Legitimate farm ing land is not too high, and when properly farmed will rive the owner a good living and a profit, except in years l!ko the last when prices were abnormally low Then, too, the farmers fared bettor than wage labor, business men and manufacture. The farmor kept even, and lived on his land, while the other classes ran behind and lost heavily. Circuit Judge Hewitt has decided that the branch asylum for Kastern Oregon oannot be built, says the La Grando Chronicle, because it is a publio institution and according to the constitution it canuot bo built at any other place than at the seat of government. This deci sion is not final, but it is impor tant from the fact that it is on the vital question involved in the case, and a question on which a decision has been sought during nearly ihroo VArs of litigation Tl ,1... cisionis not technical or evasive-. I but is on the constitutional pom,, and this puts the matter in such a shape that the niprcine court uiil be compelled to decide the que;nn on constitutional grouwls a thing which has apparently been fought against foru long time. It is diffi cult to see hotv thU decision can he confirmed by the supreme roiirt, and if it is so confirmed it will put many other public institutions of the state in a very peculiar position. It will be unconstitutional to m iin taiu the stato university at Eugene or the agricultural ana normal schools in different parts of the state. In fact the only way to preserve thc'uhsolele intent ol Ore gon a back-nuinlier ooiisuiuuon will he to remove these school buildings and the portage railroad all to Salem. An eilitur win- once confronted by a question wnlch read as follows: "Is It rlK'lit and in i;ood keeping with so ciety for a girl to sit i upon n limn' knee?" The editor read the question twice and then answered lb iu this wise: "If it U our girl and your knte It Is nnt In keeping with tlie rules of the best society; Jbut lr it is your girl nod our knee, it is all right." THE HUSCULAR SYSTEM, l of every weary, ' .' rJ S -.WvH r ..TV ercise utter a meal is sure to cause lessened power to digest food be cause ttiere is so little blood, and wbnt there is, 1b carried off from the gastric organs to the muscles. What Is needed is plenty of blood, and that of the Ticht kind. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medlcnl Discovery makes pure, rich blood, and to gain in blood is nearly always to gain in wholesome Jlrsmp to the healthy standard. F.very one should have a certain surplus of llcsli to meet the emergencies of sick ncss ; to resist the attack of consumption, grip, malaria and frvcrs. Thin blooded people are always getting sick, and none of the organs of the body can get along with out the food they require for work, which is, pure blood. To gain and to keep strength and flesh is the secret of health, usefulness and happiness. With new blood and re freshed nerves a confident feeling of return ing henlth comes also. Nervous manifestations, such as sleep lessness, nervous debility and nervous prostration arc iu nine casca out of ten "the cry of the starved nerves for food." If you feed the nerves on pure rich blood the nervous symptoms will cease. It is bad practice to put the nerves tu sleep with so called celery mixtures, coca compounds or malt extracts: what is needed is a blood maker. The Discovery " is composed of vegetable ingredients which have an es pecial effect upon the stomach, liver, and blood making glands. For the cure of dyspepsia, indigestion, liver complaint, weakeueu vitality, nnu lor puny, pale peo Die. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery cannot he equaled. Thousunds have testified to its merits. NOTICE. 11. B. Land cttica, ltosebtirg, Or , Jliue. 14 18115, Cotupiaiut having boen enterid at this ollloe by Carl II, Schwolzer SBlnt I ho neirsui iierinnn K)le, decasua, lor nlan ihiiiinii his lionnstead Entiv No (1IW4 dated Jniinnrj (I, lKU'J, upon llio H'A N E A- is w 4 n i; yt anil M IS )i N w rwutlim ill, Townshiii HI H. limine 5 West. in Lane onuiity, Oregon, with a view to Hie canoellnllonoIsuiiUnliy, Ihe said parlies are hereby summoned tu appear at the of. lloeotJotd Warn. Notary Public, at Eu-gr-ue, Lane oontilv, Orrgou, on the luth da; of Anumt. 18.),', at IU o'clock a, tu., lo respond and furnish testimony oonoeruing said alh'Rod ahimloiinipul. Healing at thi i ollloo on the trttiniouy ho taken on August 'i'i, 18113. nt IU o'clock a. ni. Bnllloient ei. dmioe having bsou furnished that personal siTviie oan uot bo bad, it is hutehy orderod tliat service be wade by publication in the Odasu at Eugcue, Oregou, according to law, . R. M. Vkatch, Kegister. It. 8. SiisanuH, Receiver. no rick Kou ruiiLiuArioN. Land OAlce at ltosebnrg, Oie. Juue 13, 18116. Notice is farrehy given Ihnl the follow naiutd srtthr haslilid notice of bit Inten tion to nmke niml proof In supiiort of his claim, and tlmt said proof will he made beforo A. O. Jetiniuo,, county cli-tk of Lane counly, Oregon, at Eugene, Lane connly Oregon, on July SO, 18'J5, vi: Juhu McMshon ou lloiueatesd entry No. riToll tor the se )i of so 6, Tu. 18 8.. 11 1 W,..t. r llu Htm? the fullowina wilnetBce to prove his conlinuona residence upon and cultivation of, iid land, vie: Elijah L Onm, Janus Wallace, Noah Union, Joseph l'ardow, all of Jasper, Or egou. R M. Vkatcu, Rfgisier. Lane County Bank. (established In lssj.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. (. HOVKY, t'rvelilent. J. M. AIIKAMjS, fashler. A. (.1. HOVKY, Jr., Assl.Cashr. H. N. CRAIN. Wntclics, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver-Plated Wan. Impairing fp-vlalty. buobnb, 0b0c.n 5v' ijVuI G'K'-'t-1 person does its F MV.'-v WOTk wilb V ' ,tY.&YW stantdifficultynnd l-2v'"3A'Sj fatilfuc. They feel W4'jy t?jT li1'-,' "worn," or tired I !"5r lirA$$- 00t' "run-down" C.;.ftiT fill Vj; S'.H,!i' or nervous. f; A' '''.)' Feeble people I . V tic. find .hit ci- I.eavk YoL'H Obdkk. Before you I'.-iue your valley home for coast or iiH'iuit'aiii mumier resorts, be sure and leave your address for the Daily (Ji'aki', mi thai ibenews may reach you, frwF.li, crisp ami in reliable form mi'itv Ihv iluriiiir vour vaealiou. Then you will'liave uiiiile time lo read and the perusal of the daily paper is a oil-annul variation 01 wuai niigiii uiu- erwite be mouotony. Kkkkiht Waoon. Ctias. F. Croner will commence running a freight wa gon to ihe BlcKeuzie linage Thurs day, June 13th. Regular weekly trips will be made. Freight solicited. Pure Alcohol. Win. Benshaw lias just received a consignment of pure alcohol fur medicinal purposes llrect from the distillery. Prices quite reasonable. Cook's Cotton Koot Comfouni; recent discovery. At Yebinq- ton's drugstore. The American Beauty owes her pres tige more to a clear complexion than to any other attiibute. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. It clean the skin and re moves pimples and that sallow, mud dv look. Parks' Tea is used bv thous ands of ladies for the complexion. Without being a cut hart io Itcures con stipation. Sold by A. Yebinoton. A Majestic Steel Range $42.00 A ISO. B (JOCK BlOVe 13.0V A No. 8 Wash Boiler.. -.85 .36 1 Glass Lined Oil Can.. 1 doz. 6 qt. milk pans 8-5 1 6 it. stew pan.. .15 1 Hour sifter . 10 1 wash basin 05 1 Dish pan 30 1 10 qL milk pail .15 i iz qt. iiniK pan - 1 coffeepot 15 1 tea Dot 15 1 set knives & forks SO 1 large bread knife 15 1 nanoiea man's axe vo 1 long handled shovel .60 Wire nails-Base 2.85 Cllidden Barb Wire 8.00 Griffin Hardware Co. Smoke LA GREMA, . Ten cent; U. of 0. fi Queen of Hearts Five cent Cigars. JOSEPH G. KKLLEY. C. 1C, Ccffiltinir Drainage Engineer. KUOKNt, ORKdON OckIrum and siecincatlons for all work net niuuiK mi naier nuran, eewumge ana uraiu i uanua. Conalruetlon Superintended THROUGH TICKETS . To the EAST via the M nT n.ninin twnrnni Through Pullman Palace sleepers. Tourist sleepers and new ltecllnlnc Chair cars. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated bj steam and ears lighted by llnlsch I.U1H Tlmo to Chleagj, S?,' d.ys; Ume to New i or, uaje, wnien is many hours qulckei than all eoniietlters. Kor rates, time tables aud full Inlortnailon apply lo K J. Mit'LASAlUN, Asent, Kugeno, Or. R. W. 11AXTON, u K, BKOWN, (ien'l Ageut, DlsU Pa. A it, las Third St., Portland, Or. 88SS8SSS80S80S OP srt m wx ai WEST BAKING POWDER 3HKANitNK vrnv jruu lAoulu lac it. I. It Is made right hare at home. a. It la nude of the very Hnet mal.Tiaj and Is guaraiitw,! In every realm t oiiuil c: superior to Uie very b!. The maaere guaran. . , v ,m ami every nvsvi authorised tn relu.n -money It it be not :!-.. -.' CAN YOU ASK FOR Cj, . Cumn tavkas, rii: .' : f --i . . : AT Nir,UTl i s 1 V.1 I wove Kill ST rr.wr.LS in A -n MORiWvCi i t a u T"rir?m smKBBCBjaSsHTI T-.r, sal al Yerinjtoa tnb street drui storsv OS80 n i i THEBESt PIPE T. O.HaiiBiois, 8. B. Kakin, Jr., President. Cashier First ilili Qt Eugene. Paid up lash Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A iteaeral banking bantneu done on reaaou able teraii. SiKht drafU on NEW YOKK, CHKJAUO, SAN FRANCISCO and POKT LX.ND, OREIION. Bill of exchange sold on foreign countries. Depmltt nneiyod dubjeot to check or oerti fl oat of dev-onit , All oolleotliina entnuted to un will receive prompt attention. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Uf Das Moines, Iowa, writes under date ot March 2:1, 1693: 8. B. Mun. Mfo. Co., Dufur, Oregon. Oknti.kmhn: On urrlviiij? home lust week, I foiinil ull well nnu anxiously waituiK. Our little girl, eight and one half years old, who had wuflted away to 88 poundx, in now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. 6. B. Cough Cure lias done Its work well. Botli of the children like it. Your S. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoainness from nie. 8o give it to every one, with greetings for ull. Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mb. and Jilts. J. F. Koun. II you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and reailr for the Wring's work, eluause ttie S7stera wltli ttie Ueaditolie and Liver Cure, bj taking two or three doses a week. Hold undera positive xuarantce 50 ceuts per bottle by all druggists. PRICES - AT Day & Henderson's. Kitchen Tubleg. Fall Leaf ' Extension " Mnnln llrnonn Dual Bank .$1' 25 .... 2 00 ..... 4 50 ..... 9 00 6 00 1 75 1 50 . 2 50 50c ... 1 25 55c 75 Vali Stand with giass Z 6 00 ueu psieuil Wire Malri'SH Top. Miitrcss. Kitchen chair Cane rockers All Wool Carnet 3 ply wool carpet J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN GB0CEB11S HAVING A I.AIl'.K. AND (YIMPTPTV ur.f R of tiinpif kii(J Kuoy UrouerltM txiught in ih Exclusively For Cash, I can oiler the public tetter prices IN EUGENE.: I'rodiiw .! all r inds ianeii at market J. S. LUCKEY, CST 3S "W E E, 33 EL. Wai.-hcs -.tn-.l Clocks Kei itirt d. k:;i:i:vj oui:i;v,-. KITSON Hot JIedical Springs. WonJcriyl Curs ol Host Ull Kinds ol Dis ease renaming to tiie Hunan BoJj. All kluils of halhs Only $1 Per Week, aim t ULK hoiismm the aroniKt. torarep In. Slop oal.r one nleht on Ihe ma.l. at Uisr,.,l .vvwHui.iiinii luraisaeu by -A. D. Hyland - Hotel near Ihe Springe. anO Free Hack run to the Springs Slfht and Morning. iSffiltTe? " kl,,J"i" Mmtahed b, ,hc G. M. BLACKBURN, hoell, Oregon, -BELKNAP- HotUalSprings. Unsurpassed aud wonderlully tfllcacious in Curing Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Liver and Kid ney Complaints, Catarrh, Dropsy, La Grippe, Private Diseases, Ague, Etc. Hnrand Cold. Steam, Eleetrie aijd Sr;ouver Patfps. A s FINE J SWIMMING RINK. Free Pasture for Horses. All kinds o( fame abound. The river-teems Willi KBIIlioii, imiuiw.n swan- leaves hotels In Kugene for Belknap springs, wonuaye, n euueaua. me moniiiiK, iiiiikiiik ui -in a- Correspondence will receive prompt attention Address, A. P. OSTKANpEK, lne Co., Orction. FISHER & W ATKINS, PROPRIETORS. Will keeplconstantly on hand a full supply o 2E3 :e? MUTTON, PCRK AND VEAL nri:l. l.n sail of flia lnwaBf. mnplfet nrl ces, A fair sliare of the publio patronage 80' licited. TO THE FARMERS : We will pay the hik'lieit market price for fat L'attie, uogs ana oueep. SHOP ON W1LT.A1TETTE STREET. EUGENE CITY OREGON Meats delivered to any part of the city free of oliarKe. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete "without an ideal POtiPLEXIOH U powder If Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health- iui, ana harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Insist npon having the genuine. IT IS FOR SnLE EVERYWHERE. W. I B. Douglas $3 SttO 13 THE BEST. riT FOR A KING. 3. CORDOVAN. rRENCHiENAMCLLEOCALr. 4.s3.so FlHECll WftNOASutt 3.PP0UCE,3 SOLES. a,5pS2.W0RKINSMEN. EXTRA FINE 2.l.7BO'SCH0OLSH0Ei 'LADIES' JHs. OES1" V,V',.?9,0JJfi.':TAlOGIJE "WL-DOUGL Ag. Over One million People wear the' W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They (rive the beet ralue for the money. They equal custom fthoea In style and fit Thslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices are unil. rm.-stamped on aole. From Si to $3 savci over other makes, it youideita cannot supply you e can. Sold by Hold by DAVID LINK. Emrone. H?i5?I?ca5'S T'iitiTO and Nervb Tonic. andtLOOpornaclniCT. Bample3tre& Kn WO Tiie Favorite TC5TB POWSSJ n.V nHJtorthoTeethand IireaUi,ooI NOTICE FOR I'UBLICiTION. Land Office at Rosoburg. Oreeon, N.itiea ,a h, ,. .L- . .. . -"""j me louowin? named sett er baa filed notice of bis inten turn lo niRkfl hnAl nvni :n . claim and that Mid rroof will bTmade be-' .o ir;-0re- Lu8'ne' Oro8. on August 10. 1H!I,. y,z: Iaa,0 M, Francis, on home atesd entry No. 5SS4 for Ibe .' nw w r ; arc zs lp id a, r 8 weal. He nainea this rnili.. prove hi. ,.i. .:.,".K-W"De8SM cullivalion of. alfd 7.nd, vj'7 iv, , : A, " ""Kon; Andrew J. Si",","?,' ' J'??''!"- Wili.m .,.uu, , uituiena, ureeon. K.M.Veatch. rfeiatcr. No i ict ioK I'uuucahojT ' Land Office at liosebure. Or Notice I. ls'-'5- in.namM J ,.' l?'"..,f" follow, i intention to mak. fin.". pr, Jo, eouu v. wi " Lane W. Ionian -ill, lor Ibe a ; 0f (0 i0 tp M"y prove hi. o.,,, K lo ouliivaHonofMranrviir 0pO Md Isaac Hujuina, Ira HiRsin, o J v. b.ncton and Henry a TU?on,ll , Dter' Lane county. Ongon. "oiurater, R. M. Vutch, Kegister. 5 1 I .Ml J -Jit IKL-9 rrn n ITU. D. LUji Attorney and Counsellor-at-Lu u , S.S-'lLb PhAUTTC'Ji iiN 1BC UJUKIO V of the Secmid Judicial District and in le Supreme Court of this State. -u.,r,.i.l Attention idven to collectious and Tiatters iu probate. . A. nOMUH. t. L. STEVBKS DORRIS & STEVENS, Attoekey-at-Law, ' El'GKNE, OBEliOS . opfice Over Ijiue County Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room b upstairs, Blsdon's Block, 9th street L. BILYED. J. E. YOUNG. BILYEU & YOUNG, Attorneys-at-Law, EUGENE, OREGON. -Ornas Over First National Bank. E. O. POTTER. H. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE, OREGON. Offick In Conser'l block. F. O. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C. Woodcock. fSpeclal Attention Given to Collections. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORN EY-AT LAW. OFFicK-One-half blosk south of Chrisman'l Block, EUGENE, : : OREGON. H. D. Nortos, G. W. KlNSEY Norton & Kinsey, Attorneys-at-Law. Commercial aud Probate Business a Speo laltv. Olllco In Harris' Block. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE., UREUON. Ofllce utMitalrs. Walton's block. Will do a geueral law praotloeln all the courts Ul ,11111 OMiU. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Ofllce up-stalrs In Khelton block over Geo. T. Hall it Son s grocery store. Private telephone Inside the door for calls day or night. PAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS - AhD - SURGEONS. Surgery and diseases ol women a specialty Office in Chrisman Block . LK. J. W. HARRIS, Physioian and Surgeon Otnce oyer Henderson V Linn's Drug Store. Office Hooes: 9tol2a,m.;2toS and 7to8 p. la. Bosi euce Ferry street between I2th and lain DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Tint nnlw Al l . . .... nis;;m.n.'ni "is" lm: . ""xt: cl ll,n uiuuemie. umce ana resldeuce on OUto strent, between Klflh and Hotel lreeU' one "'o01: west of Minnesota Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct 1894, the street ltl 1UU uu ine rouowiiig schedule . . ... UUlliJC. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10:00 a. m then every half hour. ' LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY. 7:25.7:65-855-8:65-0:25.9:50-10:15 a. m.. then every half hour. ' Cars will leave promntly on time. H. W. HOLDEX. LE BRUN'S1 --gDf, rcnolre no Chru- nf -111 1Z7 " i'" cuanc Ol 1110 rtatnl 6Nit; Kit la tboawc( jL A O ij Tr -'si Dl OU KNOW DR. FSliX l.f BUN3 steel m mmn. pills :KF1 W,a rj. Uonuine sold only by -ii.oj ncoi'Dv . - A B BrnoW's Bromn-nfiifim C UirWaTia'CO. Sold bTsllD"""- B"'e60- TUIf nihrn i. u . . . wi:r UDtracls fr,. ,l5;:.vI, 'ranclsoo, ral Wholesale anTStS LIQUOR STOEf Ul II nrunns,., . "i n. tiLnonflw, PrcprieUr. Keoi constantly on lian,l . i.. . porte.1 an-IDnn,; " ( LIQUORS ANO CIGARS. 3Also keeps the ctlehmi Milwaukee Beer on arano?.'"1. fer glass. " Foley Hot Spri The Well Known Superior M. cinal Qualities liXIt Springs make them a Favorite RESORT FOR INVALIDS, And the Abun- dance of Game, and Fine Fishing, renders H u, Sportsmans' Elysiyj BSTAtripIe AceommoOatiou lor Visitors. For full parUm lars. Address: P. RUNEY.P Foley Spring. HOFFMAN I Eugene, Oregon, DuBoIs Bros., Yvoyrhkt MM FOB ALL l01KT KAsT. LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS jig The Fast Mail, via llum-i! in e ton Bait Lake, t '.nulla or Kansas City, or via Spo kane. Minneapolis ami St. 7:00 P M Pally. mm, wun tnrougn Bcrviue to Eastern eititR. ' For Pendleton, I,R(.rfiii(lcV 7:00 P M BBKer iiiT, walla ntiiit. Dally. Dayton, Colfax, PullmMi Moscow and Idaho nilmiig . stations. Ical mixed train fori Hood River, The Uallea! .and Intermediate pointa. 8:00 A M Ex Kun.l Through Pullman slei-nt-rs. KmriMw and recliuinR chair enrsaare attached to lb. trains. For all Information, rates, etc, call ofllce, corner Washington and Third Portland, or address w. ii. nrrcuini General PKSeiiger A Receiver and General Manager. Portland. Orison. K. J. McCLANAHAN, Hn Lue: S If KM is sold under pm'i.;vc w;i;i.n irrsraMi'l Bnthnriznr) ncirtn ..-lie ., niii WtmEr Mrarl Loss of Brain and i'n'o ov.tt; Lnt M&skl uuicinieast mfThtijots; ir.il Jhtnun; u Lou of Power of th(iA"Arnnvf'Orir.insiaali'l ex, caused byovor-eertiou, yiothfulKnw,: EirwMivA TTftn r.t T.hnn ftnium nr line I wnicn leaas to fliiier'', uominptioB, and Death. Tiv m-iil .1 n imv kit for bx l Written iniAranteetnnnrn nrrfnii(l mpnpr.TcJ LiTer Fill core Wnlc Henuarhe. Hilietffl Liver Coraplain, Hour Womncli, epppMI Osburn & Del.ano. EAST AND SOUTFl VIA The Shasta Route OF THE The Southern Pacific i Express Trains Laava Portland Wj South I I 80 r li Lr Portland Ar I M' l:f9All,l.v Ki.c.r.. I.v !S09 10;45am I Ar San Francisco l.rl,. . rTT. I Above trams stop at Kast rortiana. V": I .TatToNnn All ir.i T..n.ti,n. IrW- wui?iiTiiii miuuv. iininrj) nun"' . Eugene, Oreswe'll, Drain, and sll from Koseburfr to Ashland inclusive. nOBKBIIBO MAIL, DMI.T. 8.30 a m.LT Portland 2.04pmLr Kugene SJOpmiAr loaebnrfr Ar'4.1''1 l.vlll'.O-: 8AI.EM PASSESOFR. PAIIX .IV) n mil.. I...l..n.l Arlll:!B :15 am Ar S.l-m ' M" DINING CAES ON OGPF.N BOrTE PULLMAN BDFFETSLEEITW 1 V T1 SECOND CLASS RLEENNU CA'"'. Attaobed to all lhronth IS West Side DWslnn. , BETWEEH P0BTLAND AND l'us 7-HQ a m I T.v Portland A r I S?5! 12:16 p m Ar Corrallis lZl At Alhanv and .lorvallis concert " of Oregon Central & Eastern Kailwsy- IIPKI88 TEAIR DAIIT IIICH", 7.9U A. IMi.,n villfl LTI"'- d m i jjt riTiinmi - .jji. TWPnrmTT TtniTFTS to H J,,"- i- .i.. u r.n.,l and oan be obtained at lowest rales L. Q. ADAIK. AK-'-- E KOEHLEE, E. P K'i'?.'- tu Manager, Asst. O. T. w.d I s " y roKTI-AND. I1-" FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate ol W I- Estate ol i f.un"- ,h.vjtr otiPia hereby gi"D n e,K signed administrator has filed nr fj(1 connt in said estate and me w ol Lane Coonly, Oregon, has nisn jjJfc der filing Ihe first Mondsy for final hearing of said Josnci J WiLToif. """W-""- m m Atty forEit.