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Newspaper Page Textn?imJiiJiU4.-auju.,.r;ini mb DAILY JiUGEXE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, PubliBhwr. t Mb I. shed ovury evuniugul tie ww;f Hunilayn tUUJieJ. A.MiVSr, ll COIHIDIllllCrttlOlli, awl . tuuku till rumitlHiioc H.'tillu lo lliu KOUfiNt (iU4UU, I'llK-tK. Oregon. ljUii.H.'t'.lt'i'KjS HAl'i'.t,: LAlLY.) OoMverud by carrltr, per week I 2U Delivered by carrier, per month ... 7u fly mail, one your (iu luivtiiicu) 7 bix months 3 " One month 76 Uliitfle copies Will not be sent by mill l any mWrw, or tny length of time, unless paid advsnce. (WEEKLY.) One year (In lulvanco) 0 elt months ' Idvertiufug rie iiwle known on application. Kutored as second-class matter at the Eugene. Oretcou, posto (Hoe, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1895. BETKAYKIi AND BETKAYED. Exchange: The world demands purity and sweet innocence from woman holds her more incapable of Bin than man. If she forgets for tho moment that "she is but little lower than tho Angels" and falls, the world forgets mercy and its divine attributes; the christian - ceases to be Christ-like, walking not in his footsteps, and alio, the betrayed, is make by all alike, to pay the heavy ponulty of her im purity with compound interest. She the betrayed, is made to bear the guilt of both; she is spit upon and driven from evory door; sho is shunned as tho leper, in her pitiful woe and misery, she is drivon often to the deeper hell by harsh ness, oruelty, and the lank of sym pathetic words and good deeds, when she "might have been" saved from a darkor, deeper plunge, to "go and sin no more." O, that "might have been I" How it will stare us in the face at the great Last Day, as a pointer to neglected duty. He, the betrayer, unmarked by scorn and contempt, with heud erect, on tho alert for oilier victims whom he ean beguile to destruc tion, is recognized and received by the world as a gentleman. Saluted by sweet innocent ones, the latch string hanging out to hlin and sought fur by the elito of the social realm. The woman may bo stoned here on earth, the man go free from merited disgrace, but in the sight of God sex makos no difibroiice. in sin. In that final day of fire and flame, whon all shall stand . unveiled before the great Omnipo tent, tho betrayed and the betrayer will stand on tho samo platform. Will Ho the groat, the merciful, ondjust God, decree, to "condom n the woman and forgive the man?" A RETURN TO 1MUM1T1VK WAYS, Jefferson morclmnts haul their freight from boats at Salem. The people have begun to realizo that the country makes the railroad in stead . of the reverse. Eikiknk Guahi). Tho Dalles Chronicle; "The people of the Willamette valloy are taking hold of the transportation problem in the proper way, with such a river and a oountry so cap able of making good roadu, overy town alonf the Willamotto Bhould have copmetitive rates. The GiiAitu is doing good work in arousing tho people to their opportunities. Tho Dalles went through the experience, and knows that concentrated effort and unselfish work will aoaotuplish what was deemed impossible. Their Hue of boats stand as a shin ing example of what self help will do, and reflect a lustre on the citi zens of this town who made them possible. In another article the Guahd says that the 'example of The Dalles should strengthen the few earnest men in Eugene who art working for steamer compe tition." Idaho Statesman: The Oregon sheriff who permitted liiinsolf to be relieved of his pistol and badge of offlc on board the train that was held up near Hoseburg no doubt considered discretion the bettor part of valor, but he has evidontly failed to comprehend the duties of his official position, lie permitted a single robber to go through that oar and evon to tako his own weap on. The people who eleeted him should asK mm to resign. When man assumes an office of that kind he places himself in a posi tion where lie cannot shew the white feather without demotictra tinB that lie i Unfit for til nlao. I It is the duty ot a peace nflicer lo run risk, in defen.Un'g peopj. from robbers, na II lie is noi ready to do) it 1, should Uke S Ue in tl... I ranks of private oitizen.hip. I If the federal troops at the battle f Gettysburg had been armed with the new repeaters now issued I" the , ii.. ... i.. army, tho troops imtKing me cele brated movement known as 1 ick- ett's charge would have been under fire from start to finish and in all probability would hove been des troyed. Pickett's right when formed, was 1,800 yards from the federal lines and the new riflo sight is graduated to 1,900 yards, with a range of 5,280 yardp. The Amorlean lieauty owes herprcs tiire more to a clear complexion than Uj anv other ottilbule. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. It clears the skin and re move pimples anil that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous ands of ladles for the complexion Without being a cathartic itcures con stiuation. Bold by A. Ykiunoton. lairand beautiful the woman who keeps nt a distance the com plexion beautiflers, paints and powders, which noon ruin the face. A healthy glow to the skin, a face without wrinkle, and sparkling eyes, will be yours if you Keep liic system anu mc In good condition. The younjj girl, or wo man, often grows pale, wrinkled and thin, tats little, everything wearies her, she com plsins of herself as aching and sore and as sleeping poorly. Often she is troubled with backache, or a tender spine, with a bearing down we ieM in the abdomen, or at periods she msy be irregular, or suffer extreme pain from functional derangements. Dr. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y., in his long and active experi ence, met many cases of this kind, for which be used a prescription which was found to cure such difficulties permanently in ninety tight percent, of all cases. Having proven so successful, Dr. Pierce put his " Favorite Prescription " on the market, and it is to-day sold more largely than any other medicine lor the ins 01 woman. For all functional deransrements. displace- ments, ulceration, inflammation, and the catarrhal drain from the lining membranes of the snectal internal orfrnns ot women, m, Pierce's Favorite Prescription reaches the origin of the trouble, and corrects ii. Mrs. Mary Cam. of Frankfort, finnklim Of., III., writes: A lew yesrs mo I took co)l, which resulted in female trouble, and affected my whole system. About a yesr sro, I took chills, tiadonenrtwoa month; they were very weaken ing. Had pains in my aide, more fretniently In left aide; gradually grew worse until, ntinny, i had to take to bed. I had a bad cough and couldn't rest, I com menced taking your medicine, took It about four months, taking rvn twit lira nt Ilivinr Pierce s Favorite Pre- Mri. Cam. script ion snd five of his "Ootden Medics! Dis covery." My weight has Increased, and I feel oeucr sua stouter mail I nnve lor years. Lane County Bank. (Established In msi) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business in an orancnes transacted on favorable terms. A. O. JtOVlCY, President. J. M. AHKAMS. Cashier. A. U. HOVJiY, Ju., Asst. Caslir. H. N. GRAIN. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling and Silvor-Plated Ware. aSrWutuh Ilepalriiig a Hpnclalty.TBi Kuqisnk, Oregon NUT1UK FOK l'UUUUTU)N7 Lain) Olllce t Romibnig, Or., July 8, 1895, Nolle. Ii hirby uivcu ttaitt the follow. uiI-iiauil settler has fllcd notice of hia in tuition lo make Dual proof iu .upport of hia claim, ami that said proof will be niacin Morn A O JtmuiiiKH, rouuly clerk ot Lane couuij, urt'K"u, hi I'.um'ilc, Liana oonuly Ore.on, on Aug. 17ih, lS'.IS tit: Isa.o H ipiiua on homestead entry No. 114 11, for mew;, at;,, a y, a . J,' of aeo 14, tp 110 a, r 1 west. no names me following witnesses to pruvo kia continuous roaliUnoa upon and .......nuuu in Mill IUUU, T1S Oliver J, Warhinlon. llamv S. Tin.. John Uullojr aud Milton Vaatvo, all of Dexl ter, Mtuo oouuty, urcgon. It. U. YiiTcn, , Receiver. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Lmi I Of al Roaebutg, Oie. June 13, INsio. tsulico ia hereby given that th. follow nnuiod ai'tlUr haa filed nolle nf h, Ii to mska Una I ptoot it anmwrt ot hia olaim, ami that aaid proof -... utwj, ui'iurv a. iionuingii, count)' ljtuooounlY Oroiron. on Jnl an. m Tia: John MoMahon on IlniuNtiad .utry No. o7:y tor th. a. , of no 6, Tp. 18 S., ii. namaa tna following witn.asc. to pror. hia rontiuuona rt-sid.uo. uion and vui.i.Hiuiii ui, iu iMDu, vir: nnjb U Hum, Jn-uta Wallacr, Noah Union, Joaph l'arilow, all ot Jaap.r, Or- It M. Vkatch, Ilitiat.r. NOTICE roll 1'UBLIOATIO.N. Land Offlo. at Koavburg, Orrgon, ., . , , Jun. 3ti, 1SU5. Notio. U h.rrhT i!ir n that th f.,ll.,in naniMl att!.r haa tiled noti of Inlet? lion to luak. final rnwif in hi. claim, and that aaid nmof will l n,..l. for. A. O. J.uuinea, County Clerk of Lan. county, Or... at r.uiien., (.ireg,n, on August 10, lsyj, tit: laav M. Ftam-ia, on honie- aieau .nirr no. osm lor th. w'; t aw ?, aeMlp 18 a, r 8 weat.' II. name, ttie fol owin,? win,... i f?n '" linuoua reaidrnc. upon and CT wrii? - , "a'aU' ot lo"n,d, of (llrnten Oreon; William Sutherland, of Olcoleua, Oreuon. B" J 1 JjEAVK Yot'll OltUEH. Before you Knve your valley home for eoasl or iiU'UhLiin Biiiiinii-r reaorts, lie uie mid leave vour a:lilren for the Daily (iUAKli. bo tlml 'lie new may rea-li you, frenh, eiti) unit in reliahiu form every flay during your vnealion. TUen you wiil'havo uniple time lo reml add the perunal ol the iiaiiy puur is a lileaxunt variation of what niiiiht otli- erwihe be tiionotoiiy. Fhkiuht Waciox. Chas. K. Croner will coiiiinenee running a freight wj- gon to the Alelvenzie liringe TIiiiih day, June l.'llll. Iteulur weekly IrjiM will tie mudu. Freight uolicited. l'UKK Aixonoi.. Win. Jt-'iislmw lias juxt ri'eulved a eoiixigiiiueiit of pure alcohol for medicinal uirH8eH direct from thcdialillcry. lJrireni;uite reasonable. Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound; a recent dlHcovery. At YmtlNO to.n'b drugstore. Wlien Baby woa nick, wo (ravo her CoEto..n When aba woa a CbilJ, ako crtal for Castoria. When aho became Mlra, she clung to Crslorla. rTlMn ah. had Chillren, aho gave them Caatoria. A Majestic Steel Range 142.00 A No. 8 Cook Btove 12.00 A No. 8 Wash Holler 8-5 1 OIhsh Lined Oil Can 85 1 doz. 0 (t. milk pans 85 I 6 it. stew pan 15 1 flour sifter 10 1 wash basin 05 1 Dish pan 20 1 10it. milk pail 15 1 12 qt. milk pail 20 1 cotleepot 15 1 tea not 15 1 Bet knives & forks 50 1 large bread knife 15 1 handled man's axe 75 1 long handled shovel 50 Wire nails-Base 2.85 GlIddenBarb Wire 8.00 AT Griffin Hardware Co Smoke--LA GREMA, Ten cent; U. of 0. & Queen of Hearts Five cent .Cigars. .rOSEPH G. KEhLEV, C. E., EUGENE. OREGON l)etfHR and Ho1floa,lm.i for all work pot niiiiui.- i" niur nurKH, Dvwornge ftua urain- VI UIUUB. OotiBtruotlon Superlntndd, "4. I THROUGH TIGKETS To tho EA8T via th. Throuiih Pullman lalaco sleencra. Toi slceiiera and new llcollulnii Chair cara. DAILY rOUTL AND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by steam and curs lighted by nniscn i.igni Time to I htcag), S' days; time to New urk, Vi days, which Is many hours qutekol iiian all eometllora. For rales, time tables and full Inloruiatlon apply to K J. Mil'LANAHAN, Airent, Kugene, Or. K. W. I1AXTON, c. K, HHOWN, tien'l Agent, DlsU l'aa. At, 1st Third t..lrtlaud, Or. OS888SS8SS3SQ880 WEST I BAKING POWDER 3HKAsnxi wiiv yuu i,ia buy It. - 1. It Is made rluht hercat home. Qi "i It Is made of the very flnet materia. and is guitraM.t'. In every riH t o,iml ,.r superior to lue -ry Ik-ai. 3 The makers iniamntoe tin ami every k-u- authorixe.1 to retu i money If It be uot si,i ! ; i CAN YOU ASK for r:: OO Cumsr Civuu, l,m.., 088088388SSL- . .. OF AT NIGHT MOVES THE BOWELS IN THE MOAMNQ for sal. at Vennjwn Kith street dru siotsl lav .wi,- THE BEST PIPE TOBACCO. T. a liKHIitMUKS, I'n-iiideiit. fi. FJ. Eakin. Jk., Ctuthier 1 il IT Ol Eugene. iV.i. up (as!i Capital $5O,0C0 surplus ana wonts, sou.uuu Eugene - - Oregon A peneral hankiDtr biminew done on repnoii able tKiuin. Bight drnfta on NEW YOl.K, CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO and PORT L4.ND. ORKOON. tiillo of exchanKe wild on foreiim couatjies. Liepu3it received subjeot to cheat, or coitm cate of deLoBit. All colloctimiB 6D trusted to ua will recnive prompt attention. KITSON Hot JHedieal Springs Wonderful Cure of Most All Kinds of Dis eases Pertaining to the Hunan Body. -All kinds ol baths Only $1 Per Week, and FliKK houses on tho grounds to camp in, StoMi'ily one niclit on the roml.nt Lovroll At'con.niuuttiions lumisiieu iy -A. D. Hyland. Hotvl near the Hrln8, and Free Hack run to the Springs Night and Morning. Supplies ol all kinds will bo funilRhed by ihe ('urri'Hponfltmco will roculvo prompt atten G. M. BLACKBURN, Lowell, Oregon. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of lies M-iiuM, nwn, writer imd.r date ot .M-irch lS'J.i: 8. B. Meo. Mko. Co., Dufur, Oronou. GKNTt.KMK.v: On arriving home last week, I found nil well and anxiously waituiK. Our little girl, eight and one- iinii years out, who nail wasted away to .HS iMiunds, is now well, strong and viKuryuH, uuu won ncsneu up. B. ii. uougn uure has done its work well Botli of the children like it. Your S, H. Cough euro has cured and kept away all honrsness from me. Bo give .in Y J ' "".greeiings lor all. tr inning you prosperity, we are Yours, Jlu. and JIhs. J. F. Ford. ii in to leel Iresn anil eheerlul, and realty lor the .ring's work, eleanse tlie system nun tne lleailitetie ami Liver t;ure, by ukinv Holtl ntulera nesltlve guarantee 50 cents ikt hottle bj all JruKglsts. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN GROCERIES bot markeu ' -"S"'n mo Exclusively For Cnsh. 7 I can oiler the iiulilin imiioe ...i . than any other house IN EUGENE.: Produce of all kinds taken at iu.irl.-Mt price PRICES - - Day & Henderson's. Kitclien TaMc Kali Leaf ' 1 25 2 00 4 30 !) CK) (i tK 1 75 1 ,-)0 2 50 50e 1 25 55v! To xtcnsinn ' iple I'nii-a i :i-h Si.-nul with ui.i-s 111 Sl.Mil Wire Mat resit i Ma'ress Kit.-iieii i-liair Cane rockers All Wo.il Cnri et 3 ly wool carpet J. S. LUCKKY. Watches .in.i Clwks R.-jnirwl. Vt'tiKM:, 'JUKKx. -BELKNAP- HotMediqalSpHngs. Unsurpussed aud wi-uderfully eflicacious in Curium Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Liver and Kid ney Complaints, uaiarrn, uropsj, La Grippe, Private Diseases, Ague, Etc. jHot ar;d (ld. Steam, Eleetrie zr)d Sr;ouver Batt?5. A FINE SWIMMING t RINK. Free Pasture for Horses. All kluds of game abound. The river teems with iulmoii, Kalntww ami Speckled trout. suite leaves hotels in KuKene lor Belknap Sprlims, Mondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays Ln tie niornluit, makliiB the siirlngs In one day. rnrr,.tu.!ul..ni... will receive nroniptattenllon. Address A. P. O.STKANDER, Belknap Springs, Lane Co., Oregon CENTRAL MARKET FISHER & W ATKINS, PROPRIETORS. Will keeplconstantly on hand a full supply o MUTTON. PCRK AND VEAL Which they will aoll at the lowest market pri ces, A fair share of the public patronage so. licited. TO THE FARMERS t We will pay the highest market price for Fat llllla IL.o nr! KhnAll. SHOP ON WILTAYETTE STREET EUGENE CITY OREGON Meata delivered to any part of the city free of onariie. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXION U POWDER. f POZZONI'S Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti- tymg, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Insist upon having ths genuine. 'T IS FOR WE EVERYWHERE. $i3iCS FIT FOR AKINt. . COKDDVAV. FRENCH A.CNAMEUXD CALF. 43 sp FlHE CALF&KANOAflDIt 3.5OPOUCE,3SOLE3. 2.l.7EOYS'SCH00LSH0Ea LADIES- tf . e rain ma e itii nrs W-L-QOUGLAg. Over One Million Peeele um. ,' W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes Aiioursiioesara equally satisfactory They give the beat value for the monev. They equal cintem shoes In style and fit. Th5lr wearlnj qualltlea are unsurpassed. The prices ore unllorm, stampeif en sole. l-rom Si to $3 saved over other makes, it your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by Sold by DAVID LINK, Eugene. KOTICE. V. S. Land office, Roselmrg, Or., Inn. 1. lone LomplatDt havmg been entered at tbi i l." V ti .,' "wo'"' against the ii ae" ""!ea8ed, for abau- a., At xiomeaiMd isntry No. 6!W4, i' o? E "ni s E y n w 1; Section 20, Township t!l S. Range 5 West in Lane oounty. Oreonn .tth . i .J" canoell, lon of said entty, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at the of 8ce of Joel Ware Notary Public, at En Rene. Lane cnnnir n. .i ..... day ( ivut, ISM, at ItTo'cloca a m. S respond and furnish testimony concerning aaid alleged abandonment. Hearing at thi? ortiee op the testimony so taken on August 2J. lM)o. a, 10 o'clock a. m. Sofficient e,i dene, having been furnished that personal "'"lce "ot be had, it is herebyPordered Hint service bo made by nnbliiiL t. . .1. Gdabd at Eugene, Oregon, according to E. M, Vkatch, Register. R. 8. Shebidax, Receiver. law, NOTICE. IT. S T n,n t, "ve,roseourg, urpRon. n ... July 2, 1S05. omeeTv oJon V'tI" """rf ' otiice by Oroo E. Thompson agai. 1st W Caborn for abandoning hU homeste.,1 , X;uUk,. duARu..vS, bit, 18 ,, , 6 west, , Lane nu2, 0reon" witn a view ,he e,ltalioS J'.S8: n-. th. said parties are hereby summoned to appear at the office of Joel W.r ZT. O.V,r on the testimony. ,roV.ot; h.v-,J peraotial .rv,ce cannot be made, it i, here by order, d that service be made b, pub", cation to tbe Ur.an at EnSene, Orein. , H. M. um, Register. R. 8. SacaiDut, Receiver. tit I IE0. 8. DOERiS. Attipney and CounseUor- afLau , a TT riLL PRACTICE IN THE C JUKTS V of the Second Judicial District and in le Supreme Court of this State. .S.tcial attention p;iveu to collections and Tiatters in probate. O. A. IiOMllt.. ! L. bTEVaSK DORRIS & STEVENS, A i tokni: y-at-La w, KCGENE, OKKGOS Vifuck Over Lane County Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room 9 upstairs, Itlsdon'B Block, 9th street. L. BILYED. J. E. YOUNG. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attorneys-at-Law, I EUGENE, OREGON, (f Officii Over First National Bank. E. O. POTTER. H. T. CONDON P OTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE. OREGON. Office In Couser's block. F. 0. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law, Office With A. C. Woodcock. fw-speclal Attention Given to Collections, A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT LAW. OFFlcB-Onc-half block south of Chrismau's Block, EUGENE, -. : OREGON. H. 1). Nohtun, G. W. Kinbey Norton & Kinsey, Attorneys-at-Law. Commercial aud Probate Business a Speo- lauy. Olllce in Harris' Block. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENll.OllEuON. Oflice uo-stairs. Walton's block. Will do a gcueral law practice In all the courts Ul 1111a OlttlU. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. - Office up-stairs in Rliclton block ovor Geo. T. Hall & Son a grocery store. Private telephone inside the door for calls day or night. PAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS - AND - SURGEONS. Surgery and diseases ol women a specialty Office in Chrisman Block Z)R. J. W. HARRIS, Phytsioian and Surgeon Omce over Henderson A Linn's Drug Store. Office Hodbs: 9 to 12a. m.2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p. m. Kehi euue Ferry street between 12th and I8th DR. Ot. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, uoes only llrst-class work. The latest im ; Terms moderate. Olllce and resli ence on olive street, between Fifth and iioi 1 OUB bl00k wcst ot Minnesota Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. Alter tlie 4th of Oct. 1S)4 rim .t vio win ran on me iouowmg schedule uuiu IUIIULT UOllCe. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:19-9:40-1000 a. ru.. then every half hour. ' LEAVE TUB UN1VERSTY. 7:2o-7:55-8:25-8:55-9:25-9:50-10:15 a m len every half hour. vure win leave promptly on time. n. w. HC iOLDEN. v.n.uwunuT7Uh It.. iiJir no Cl..nrt of i be Uk.a iuuriully. U) AS A PREVEHTIVe by etUier rwx it U lmpoiUato-nU uit verjertl d )! hut in th..t.!3 -thf0lrflTUr--'tTTatT1f 1h USUI KN A DKLAVO lw Z" . genu, Kukoi,e Oregon.' "a lte LAD 3c ; IK; 10a ENOW CR. FELIX LE BMUN'S STEEL BSD PEKHYHOYHL PILLS arothen-inal and only FliFNTH a,h..j. tiahlecti-. on th,. markl J : -' 1 ! lu,d n OaiL O-nuiiieioliTrairb, W,co t aeiit L, OSBt RN nvi ivn . . agents, Kugene, oivion. "" le A B C EinsW's BronrtiM ,Sfli 1 or Brr.era! N, Gotit. Kidnrr i : ai"o for Hh. "Men, Acid Jj. tir AJroholiQ 1SI E ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. b, .11 DroCTisu. THIS PAPER ?Blv.,-c-D M Merch.iit. Kwhans" i.!.en7' nd Wholesale and uyuuK stop w. M. nr,,. "'I Keeps constantly ou lm,,d poiteitan,! bvu. liquors m Also keeps the cel-i.... . Milwaukee WroX ,K i.er glass. l Foley Hot Spri The Well Known Superior Snrinne m.i.. ,. -"'"rb mem a Favorite RESORT FOR INVALIDS And the Abun dance of Game, and Fine Fishing, renders jit Sportsmans' Elys Jn'KSlS Acconinioflati lurs. Address: roll'yepritf Eugene, Oreoos, DuBois Bros., I'roprH FOH ALL, POINTS EAsL LEAVE I DEPOT FIFTH. A N D (STREETS IS Tho Fust Mail, vln Hum-1 iiiKton Salt Lake, 1 umhi!1 or Kansatt Citv. or vf St 7:00 P M Daily. i Vanv, Miniu-apolis andftj s Paul, with throughscmce j I lo Kastern cities. i f For Pendleton, Laftrtuidcil Ittiker Clly, V11h Wk11i, i Davton. ('olfnx. Pullniin Hi 7:00 P M Daily. SioM ow and Idaho mining I tstntioiis. f laical mixed train fori -Hood River, The Uallw j mid Intermediate points. Jj 8:00 A M Ex Hun, Throuph I'ullman fileei't-rs. tourist iV aim recuiuufi cnair cam arc auacnuioir trains. For nil information. rateH. etc. ealli; oiTlee, corner Washington and TMnUrr roriia:tu, or auaress w. ii. lU'RiBir General l'Htst ii.tri- , E. MCNEILL, Receiver and General Manager. Portland, Oregon. K. J. SlcCLANAUANJt: Cop: . fiB. , 0. WEST'S li:.Ti: A'.Tfl 131 IB sold tinder Dr.tivr. it:i--j ruiutve authorized aaents only. ti cwo VKillix' Lobs of Brain ni:ti Ul,mt X'.nrr: iiH:i Pnnfi.loo. N.i l', into' allT-J Lobs of Power of t ho Uo-'iinUiveOrcaMW sex, caused byovor-c-KOition, VnuthtulErrf Ercoeeive Use of Tnliiro. Orion or I which leadB to MIPi"-, t oiinniption, l anil n l, 1).. :i '. . . ;, r.,r t , written KOArniiteetnouro ni'r"fnriiiaor Llfar Pill! ..nrfl Hinlr Hi.fKltchP. HillP5 Liver Complain-, Sour Morr.nch, ftsp!.1' Uonstipation. tiUAifAN "tiliJ tssueJce,' Osburn A'Deljino. EAST AND SOU! VIA The Shasta Rout. OF THE Tk Mm P; Eipress Trains Leave PortlaiiilL Bonth 8:50 mLv Portland AriJJJ Eugene I San Francisco IjJl- now AIILT W5am I Ar . Above trains aton at East Portland. 0 rsi vv.ii ci 'r.,,.p. Jim Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, H Harrisburs:, Junction City, Irving, l Creswell, Drain, and all sUtions (roo burg to Ashland inclusive. ROSEBDRO MAIL, PAILT. 8.30 a m:Lv Portland 2.04pm,Ly Euifene 5.20 p m Ar Kosebniv RAI.FW PASSrVOPR. OAII.T. 4:00pmLv Portland, ArllUrl- 6:15 Dtn Ar Salem. W DINING CAKS ON OGDES KOI"' PULLMAN BtlFFETSLEEPOt AND SECOND CLASS SI.EEriSU : Attaohed to all tbrongb tl"J West Side Divlsiiw. BETWEEN P0KTLAND AJtu ooav Hail trais dailt (excift sraiui.l 7u10 . m I Lt Ar Portland Cnrvallis 12:16 p m Al Alh ,'nrvi.llis conOfft l","'J oi uregoD Central eastern ivu--- , IXPRISS TRAIN DAILT (IICEFT ..-,r Ar.W' 7-2o p m Ar McMlunville Lv ' THRniTriw TiniTKT.S to all 'l .ts u m 1,V rcirLlNii'i w-,Jl n th Fa. lorn Kiio Canada sDd can be obtained nt lowest rates front L. O. ADAIR, A.';, K KOEHLF.K, E. P KG .. AH Musw, Asst. G. F. uad I ' j POKTLAXD, oM FINAL SETTLEMENT. tbal H"u" notice is Hereby given . fislif signed administrator has fill 61 " fli .. -. rrtiini v count in sata estate ana iu" ii .a of Lane Connty, Oregon, has )Sj der fiiinir the firat Monday in ' for anal hearing of said "?"'. ,5,. jobn v -:-.,. m fl MEW tttfe. LIFE trW- JunUt A J WALTOK. AJam' Attj for Estate.