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Newspaper Page TextMexicar Mustang Liniment for .jrflSt flked & Inflamed Udders. ,- lies, i Rheumatic Pains, ?,'ulses and Strain, ' sunninj: Sores, ; ., f!an' motions, ; ,'. iff joints, -Urness & Saddle Sorw. i -viatica, ' ,umbago. jjcalds, : glisters, ; r-sect Bites, xH Cattle Ailments, i vl Horse Ailments, U,1 Sheep Ailments, Penetrate .r,l;:-3cle JVIembrane und Tissue Quickly to tho Very i Seat of Pain and ! Ousts it in a Jiffy. ?nb in Vigorously. Mu-.lar.g Unimtnt eonqjer Pain, fake flan or Beast weC Aoklr. Over 5,000 private endorsements. rrsuiatureneM meuns lmDDteney In the first 4$e- It Is a symptom of seminal weakness in. birrennes. li can be stopped In XI days ly'JieusoofHudyan. ) he new discovery was made r-y the Bneelal watthe old famous Hudson Msdical Initllutt. ii tho slronccit vliallier made. It is very amrtu, but haimlcM. Bold for 1.00 a pack. Sot6 packsi;es for (S.OOiji.aln sealed boxes). i Men piaramee given fora cure, Ifyoubuy " wiMaud are not entirtij cured, six moi Uibesent to you f.ee of all charges, eenlfir rlrculnnand tentlmnniiiK AddraH H0D8O" EOIOAI. IN8TITUT1C, InnvtloD StoJiou, lllarttet & KUls ( Sail FraucUco. CmX. AREG0N CENTRAL & EASTERN. R. r. Co. I i YAQUINA. BAY ROUTE. ! Conneotarit Yniitilna l!nv with the ! 7-" '"''"hciaco & YBquina'Bav Bteam I ""P (-'ompany. 1 STEAMSHIP "FARALLOH." f n i1 frora Yaqtilnn every 8 davn for , nan tnmcisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford Trinidad and Humboldt Bay. ; ! -Passer Accoioilatlons Dnsnrcasssil I Sliortet noute BetwiH-n tlie Wil-! ! lamette Valley and California. J fare from Albany nnd Points West to ! Kan Francisco. i I r,l'in $10 0U j j ScnKe 6 00, 1 To Coos Bay and Port Orford, j Csl'in $ 6 00 To Humboldt Bay. t ,,,i'i $ 8 00 i K"ti'l TrlD Wood for 60 days '"Pwial J17 00 I !RW,r?J!!3l Is 11 s?: iDdVrfiil WWa? eatlons.Kerr- ; H lugfclen- mija(K Strengthens, ; lit meu of SSiiHatti lnylKorate, , .aft De and P'pjlVi and tones tho n-'rlot. maWffl entireKystem. Indian Is r.i A'Htaiia Hudvan cures "'el? vege- "MlSaa Debility, it:e. fnjiTl Nervousness, ' H"in rops WPlt&tTS KmisBlons, i'iTS Slill an"erVeffi I 1 4i"iHIS by day oi HIVER DIVISION. lesiuers AMianv" nnd "Win. M. "e, newly furnished, have Albany '"iiy-xeept Saturday at 7:4-. a in, ar ")"ir in Portland the same day at - ' I1 in. Keturiiinif boats leave I'ort li "' "'line davs as alxive at 60 a. ,0rriving ln Albany at 7:45 pm. lLIS STUNK, " ;. c. MAYO, Manaiter. gnpl Klver UIt 1 I t l r. t Ka acant k'uren. Tin: K N.N. I I i this Coil . 11 arulp. tn ikih' rvn i ..-..: .... . 1,,':':" UVh 1 w:'8 rklU-uK.u-Iv ! eir.vt. ," "." nmh m K. If l.i rt... ll. ,. - " 1 o-took my. .. ... .... ,..,.. t the mv;.i ! !'.", mill 1 llll,.'!.! imw Ill'.ltl. ll... ..I..-! .. uudisuirhed. I , , " k"","l "Wi'U IBS An, I Sealed IllVSclf . the riv..r i. ..... , " "vu '". , . . 1 ,l " "'to ft in iui:miH, i.ikc, Htm iron, ,.,,. ,hll, vU,w . palace arose in ,.T.iy cl..u,ll:!;e ,i,,d. . i I for,, in... The .r.',:me..f i!,j.,n,',,.il my feet filled the air with fr., . , ' , . I the lout ciwmlile went to iV . 1(l hkl) wine, iiml 1 felt iny heart ln " ,r;ae f;lst. 11 io.oi woni, wink' 1 rot t ier enjoyil ine w?ji.sjitio!i. TlioUIi,.f l:iii.;,:l,llv drinvn ihrouijli the water, arous.nl Iron my dayilreain. i l.'aluM lorwaiil euri.mOv ..,,..,, i.. the intru,l,T!i msidit lx-. when the sound ceased ahrupt!;-, lul In the stillnessa sum-liii-r duek will, inirple throne and bronzed, whins ilrifted l,y ealliinj Rentlv to its mate Iheti the dip of mrs s.,umll again, whilo ill the Katheriiij; dusk I ilistvrneil the prow of n small Umi roiiii.linit the curve, and hidden amonK the hushes 1 watched theno ou)iauts as they uppr,iehl. A young woman wielded the oars. Sho was In all tho glory of rnrlv vouth and beauty. Slim and aluiuclr sho lookeil as she pulled the little craft with easy strength through the plaei.l water, ln-r baro hnns gleaming like satin in the wan ing light. Holding my breath, I studied her flue, proud features, tho beautiful eyes, the delicate curve of the divine mouth! Filled with ecstasy and rapture, I wanted to fall on my knees and pray. It wus tho queen I I had loved her secretly for a year or more, nnd it was of her that I had conio to dream in solitude through the long soft hours of this spring afternoon, which seemed, iu sooth, un emanation from her irracious person. In the stei n of the Iniat sat her majesty's pretty little nephew. Prince l.ouls, lightly holding the silken cords of the tiller. Ab sorbed In reverie, the queen, with her small head thrown Imek and her swnuliko throat exposed to my adoring gaze, continued to row in the golden light, of the setting sun. Was ever goddess of tho sea so rapturously fair, so ideally perfect? A sudden shrill cry rent the air, awak ening mo from my beatitude, and, to my iuirrir, I saw the little prince tip over tho cranky boat and fall Into the water, whilo tho queen caught at the branches of a tree and clung alirightcdly thereto. Iu less timo than it takes to tell I was swimming in the river after tho child, whom I seized and brought to bIioid; then I turned the boat over and started to rescuo tho queen. I took her lovely form, which had lieen made f r kings alone, into my arms, seated her in the craft nnd rowed to laud, t-ho watched niowit ll marvelous wldo open eyes In terrified silence, until at last, feeling terra flruia beneath her feet once more, sho flew to her nephew, who lay almost swoon ing uhiii the ground, and covered his little face with tender kisses. Then, turning to me, she said, with deep emotion, "You havo saved his life, and I will give you in return anything which you may choose to ask of mo. " "Anything?" I echoed hotly, whilo a thrill quivered through nnd through my frame and shook mo from head to foot. Astonished at the suddenness of my reply, her eyes sought initio in wonder. I knew not what she read in their depth, but sho blushed deeply nnd lowered her eyelids. As I havo mentioned Ivforo, 1 was very young at the time, and, allhough It may not behoovo mo to say so, I was reckoned ono of tho handsomest youths at court Tho queen knew mo well and had often smiled Indulgently upon mo when her eyo by chance met mine Hied upon her In speechless but most eloquent adoration. As she hesitatingly lifted her glorious eves to mine again 1 saw a suildon Hash of light iss through them which sent tho hot blood tingling through my veins, and flinging discretion to the winds I repeated: "Anything? Hcally? Hues nut your maj esty wish to recall her words?" riho mado a negative movement of tho head while her color deepened, and I, Idiot that I was, madly enamored of her beauty as well as of the glamour of royalty which hung about her liko a irfume, Ix'gged in almost Inaudible accents for "ono kiss only one." " i'our youth alone can excuse such pre sumption!" sho murmured reproachfully, but liofore the words wero out of her mouth I had caught her beautiful head in my two hands and laid my lips on hers. In that wondrous second I felt the fresh, delicious mouth tremble and return rather than re pulse m V caress, but I was quickly brought to hit senses as the queen pushed me has tily aside and ono of tho court chnmlier lai'ns advanced toward us from on adjacent bnth. ...... All this, nnd Indeed it was little enough, ,..i,.wl tl, kiiiir s ears in duo timo, nnd ii... ooneii was brought severely to book for i..,lls,.is.tloii. She unhesitatingly ad mitted the facts, I understand; but. ah, me! did she ever confess that for one-half see on,! wo wero accomplices In that gentle k'lcing without fortune and dependent un my sovereign's gracious bounty, It was but a span before I f""U J"st 1,,',v- In this outlandish place, sent as secretary of legation. I am surely hurled al vo un 1. ,,1.,-is., heaven to gather my amiable master to a letter world. 1 hero : are moments In which I curse myself fora , knave and a dolt, but Mwanl hnsfcrtlde carl, vear I revive- from the royal palace a box of fresh and fragrant jonquils and then rapture Alls my soul, and I would not , change daces with the highest functionary j U, the land.-I"mm the French Mr M.ort Stories. Fifty Yer Hence. Magistrate Wiiat's the riiniyo ngaiiu-i i this man!' .-.in it... en itiroan i.t.w bri- .... . i.. lo in in. vour worship. He " , I .,...,l,.rin' in the suburba. When nsk.-d whnt he ( ! sai.l ivcme:its t ......oiik. lin-.it c a-sar. ..king for, ho Dnesn't be i i I n. for liaveinellta know we have h..d n" r I , during the last i!" vers.- Where s his W rvele? , . , Oilier He has no be y, I. M .-'i'tnitc No bicycle! then- , . ,,l!jlVr-IIe says h. - you worship, 'w hat Is he, ft-d.lrian, ":'. ' . i.,.t liln.in the iwld" ,1 cell un ill' I can commit him.-lVar-.n.Wea.k. A M underfill Pill. mi Why, doctor, that lnetra t'lielp .-' tho j- :i "e Liv j . Dr. ! " T save in' I it - . us intvilii-uu nro "'-l'. tllllleli ncrri:ij .'t ii v a I". : n;lt .Honker. I'lU you ;uv till IS to incro..n J' iv i.v, How can it work U.ii warn' Dr. IX It 's a ,.r . ,,,.,;., ,, llv i i 1 lilt.; will unvln,- .. J, fin il. 1'. s aa i u f .! ! " i 1 1 . ,., 4 ' ..ii n. i .... , any au" "Wustrwl ills. If tak- en . in Mifli. ieiiily largo quantities, it will keep nil foreign germs out oi your system and leave you happv, prosperous and U. y. Hold on there, doctor! You've said enough to convince me that, liko all advertised panaceas, it's a quack remedy, llesidi s, I've tried it ami found it about the uaniest dose I ever took. It's effects w. io al:.o bad very bud. It deranged my whole system an',1 tilled it so full of trust genus that I've been laid up ever since. I don't want any morn of your "piiitccticu" pills iinii don't sec w hy they called a protection doctor again. It must havo been by mistake. Women's Dress GouiL Will Couio High. Tho cxtnmely high duties which Dingh y proposes to collect from wom en's ihi ss goods should bo moro gener ally tiuucrstood by tho women of this count ly. It is they who must Buffer most licciuise of these duties. Hero are a few samples of tho increased duties taken from a list prepared by Mr. P. B. Worrall of the dress goods importing firm of I' red liutterfleld & Co. of New York: "A wool nnd cotton cloth costing in England is. per yard, equal to 2i cents in our money, weighing 10 ounces to the running yard, costs under tho pres ent tariff :i:i.ti cents per yard, whilo un der the ) -.reprised tariff it would cost 07 8-Hi cents per yard. "A wool nnd cotton cloth costing in England is. 4,1. per yard, equal to 50 cents iu our money, weighing lis ounces to tho running yard, and costing under tho present tin iff 78.4 cents per yard, would under tho proposed tariff cost $1.485S per yard. "An all worsted cloth, costing iu England 2s. Id. per yard, equal to 60 cents iu enr money, weighing 10 ounces to tho mulling yard, and costing under tho present tariff 70 cents per yard, would cost under tho proposed tariff $1,298 per yard. "A Si inch black serge (cotton warp), costing iu England 7 B-bd. per yard, equal in our niouey to 15.25 cents, weighing less than 4 ounces to tho squaro yard, costs under tho present tar iff 22.87 cents per yard. Under tho pro posed tariff it will cost H0.07 cents per yard. "A 27 inch black sicilicnno (cotton warp), costing in England 7 7-8d. per yard, equal to 15.75 cents in onr mon ey, weighing li.7 ounces to tho running yard, costs under tho present tariff 23.02 cents per yard. Under tho pro posed tariff it will coat 83.1)2 cents per yard. Iniquitous Lumber Tariff. "Tho proposed turiff on lumber," tho Boston Transcript (Hep. ) says, "is sim ply a nieasuio to pick tho pockets nud crush the industry of a large, useful aud influential class of American citizens. It is uneconomic, unscicntilie, suicidal. The statements upon which this schedule was nuulo up aro shown to buvo been iusidii.us ninl misleading. Tho result will lo to strip tho country not of an annually recurring income, but of its white pino principal, which at present rates is within ten yeais of exhaustion, and also to ruin a large olass of business men in this country who desi rvo better things. It does not seem possible that nun claiming to represent the peoplo will permit such n measure to have the force of law. If they do, it will ceusu to bo folly and becmuo iniquity." Fouling- 11. e Farmer. Sample taxes frcui tho IJinglcy bill, with comparisons showing the over whelming foreign competition to which tho farmer is tuhjected nnd what pro tection the wr.ys and means committee regards as indispensable: IiLportuto Eijirtsi frein Duty. l ulled Wale. Unltl Htatca. DliiRl.lMll. IsW). W Bnrlev, Hue. per bit KC.M bu I.OO.SSl bu torn, l.V. ist l.ti.. 4.H.JI i.u mw, " Outs. lie. per bu.. 47.&UO bu KI,0U,1M bu Ilyo, 111-. pT bu . bu lhS.41'0 bu Wheat, '.'ic. per bu 2.U0.IIW bu OO.OfcJ.lMj bu Flour, Zr. d val.. 1.K4 t.Ma .iU),W4 bbU Hum r, r-v per 11... t-.'.crti II n,.3rj.t'!3 n l'..t,.t-s.25i-p. bu.. ITS.'.'Wbu a,ui!llia Tumi vtiluo of thiisc exi.rts during the fiscal year IMO I1."2I,SJ Total value llniru. 1.S01.X Adu.ll. I'rleta Will ll Higher. Withrtgard to Chairman Uiugley i admission that the duty on wool will increase the price of wool, tho Kansas Cltv Times says: "Tho consumer and not" the foreigner, therefore, pays the tariff tax. It concedes also that the home producer puts up his prlw s arbi trarily. Mr Dinghy's own words aro a cfinfesioti that the Pingley Llll Is a fraud and a robbery of tho peoplo for the bem lit of the few individuals and c rporatiens. " The in'ift retroactive feature of tho Inngliy bill is the piovision for paying I ark to the big manufacturers their cam pi'.gn contributions. hVfl&n'-$ a k) iaiis County Bank. tv.ai.lihcd in lisi EUGENE, OREGON. j A general Banking business -In all branch dtB vtU U II I avorable terms. A. U. HOVEV. Pr.sl.lent. J. M. AltltAMS, Cashier. a. tt. no h. Jk.. Asst. Cash- I - T. O.liaM.aicis, I rv.i.ul. V K. Smukirass S. Ii Aui.taiit KaKIN. ( uhiel Cakhir. Ot Eugene. Paid up Ush Capital if 50,000 Surplus kik! Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general bankinif buslnaaa dona on reason able tern. Sis-lit drafts on NKU' YoliK I'lUOAUO, HAN FHANOiSU) and rOKT LAND, OUKitOX. Hills of excliausaaold co foreign countries U. pt tn rocKiviHi .ubjcot to the. k or certifi cate of deposit. All collections eutiusted to ui will reoelvt prompt atteutiiiu. GO -VIA 1- Library Gar Route AMERICA'S SCENIC Lit. GflBR-i Weals In Dining Car A laCirti Rock Ballast No Dult I The all-nil ronle to Kootanal mlnlne district via Seattle and Spokane. SHORTEST AND QUICKTES LINE TO . St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago And all Points tastt9 Thrcugh Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Library observation cars, Daily Trains, Fast Time, Service nnd Scenery Unequaled, For t'ckcls and fu. I Information call on or address JOHN M. Wll.l.l.VMS, ArimiI Kugcne. Iloom over I jine rouuty Hank, A 1IC DKNNIbTON, R C STKVKN9, l) l'i T A, foitland Or. 0 W 1' A. He'alllo, Wash. Old Hentacky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. KiM-ps the Host bramUnf WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN -ANI- . All Kinds of Wines Also the Celebrated HCHLITZ MILWAUKKK HKK.llon drauj-ht. 11. S. Land Commissioner. Joel Ware, having been ap ntiinted U. S. Circuit Court Commissioner for the district or Oregon, is now prepared to make Homestead Filings, Final Phooks, and take tea timonv in Contest Cases. a Having had thirty years ex perience in this line, ho will guarantee) satisfaction in every case. Oflico in Odd Fello-vs' Building, Eugene Oregon . A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOM U POWDER II pozzois Ombines every element ol beauty anil ptiLty. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health fijl, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate an Jcsirable protection to the- fa .e in this cliinute. Iatlit uj:n hsTlaj tho jcaulns, ' IT Hi FOR WE tvmrWHEKE I laeflsra-f r. First National Bank rrcTryn3ssrj 1 ! I I y 1 1 STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Stags leaves Kugene for Florence Mondays Wednemlays Fridays at 6 a in Heturuimr hIm.-.i l.-a,-,.. 1.1. for Kugene Tuesdays Thursday ami Salur.laya at 8 a iu arrives In Kugene at 6 n ui tho dav following. siNiilf fah Riu'soTRii- : t,; Tickets lor sale at K. Banss' II rerv harii, Ku-Sj-ue.or-alUuM. lvenporfs olliee iu Flor- EUGENE-LEABURG. TT.truaft.r 1 .11 . 5'rn;-rV..hi.ur;v;n;wTnJ,io uea.rture of theBtaae. stage leaves Kuaene tltim, arriving al t4-a-burg at II am. Tteluruiug. stage leaves Lea bura at 1 p m. arriving In ugene ntpn. FOLEY SPRINGS KllilTA IllBKlMl Ll, ...... a..- I . I ... t. , MOllllHVB. VI IIMllai's eii.l . Uaui, rviuruing altonmte dio'8. THROUGH TIGKETS To the EAST via the Through l'ullman l'alseo leerera. Tourl. sleepers and near Reollning Chair cars. DA1I V PORTLAND TO CHIUAOO Trains heated bv steam and ear. liiiit.ui k. 1 InUek UghL Tlma to Chicago, ai days; lima to New York. 41. dava. whl.it, i. n..... i,n,.M - I .wu.. . 1. UI than all oomiietltora. For rates, time tablet aud full liitorniatton ac-ply to K. J. MeCLANAHAN, Agent, Kugene, Or. R. BAXTON, C. , BROWN, (len'l Agent, Hilt, l-asa. Agt, 133 Third SL, Portland, Or. ORTHERN j PACIFIC Ry. R U N S Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Faro TO 1 Grand Forks Urookston Wlnnlna" Helena and Ruttn. Throueh Tickets to- Chicago, Washington Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. Pnr larnrmatinn. lima cards, mans and tlckeuj call on or wrlla . . McMURPHEY Uun'l Agent. JMigenc, Ofllce: Rooms a and 4 Hhcllou UlocU. )H CBAELTON, Asst. OebL Pass.Aeent, 1h Morrison street, corner Third PORTLAND. OKCQON 0. 11, & fJ, FOR ALL POINTH EAHT. LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND ISTREETI I ADR VE The Fast MaliTvla Hunt Ington Halt lAke, Omaha or Kan.aa Clly, or via Hio- - kane, Mllineaisills and HL Paul, with IhroilgliKrvloe to Kantern Cities. ' For Pelidk'U.n, LaOrando llakor Lily, Walla Walla, J Daylon, Colfax, Pulluiau iMoaonw and Idaho mining sUtl'ius. . , Lcal mixed train tor Hood River, The Halloa and Intermediate points. HOPS Dally. W:W A M Dally rs 8:Wlam Dally Dally. AU 0:10 pm Dally. Th roui fTpiillniRn iiMjiMirs. tourist slcelwirs sn,l reollning cnair cars are aiww.-i.eu w .u.u,u trains. r. .11 l,.(n.n..llr.n. ratea. ete.. call at Cltv ofllce, corner Washington aud Third streets "orllaud, or auareaa A ' W II . IlttRI .IIOHT. Oeuural l'asaeuger Ageut. E. McNKILL, Kucelrer and Manager. Portland, uregou. It. J. McCLANAUAN, Alenl Kugeue TAKE -LIVERINE- -FOR THE- Liv e AND CONSTIPATION. for Sale bj All Druggists. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM MANHOOD RESTORED i aions KervoosorM, all rfrslas, 1. ul t' Oeoerallre O.gsn. of llher aes ca-d t'f oeer eaettlon, youthful errors, e.reale un or b.barro opium or aomalar.ls, whKh lead to Inhrmily, t 'litnmp11"" or iDSaour. Can be carried In et puckel. l ooper b..i, tint fl, by man 6 repel Circular Free. Sold t.y ail drugglKs. A.k for II; Uke to oilier. Isnolsrtured by ! Peaa Medicine Co.. Peru Prance. Iue Iiavia Diug U... diMribaung ageuta. Third and Yamhill bis., Porllaud, Or. Soo Pacilic Lino. To all Points East. ISelld vtstibiile train-, consisting of Palaiv aleeping cars, luxurious dining cars, elegant .lay coaches and luaenifl- (Vllt foliriat ear ai.,1 fr-u. t... .1 , - ....iiiii.i eieeu- er from the Paeilie to the Allautio 1 without change. Most Direct and Cheapen R Koottn;y Mining J SAKI'SP. NkW iiKWKR, SIJHIAN CIl'V, NKl.sON, KAI.s.i, TRAIL. RomjLAM) AMI i All Hiinta in the Okanogan Coimlry Get a pamphlet giving full ileserlpllnii ol this u underfill eountrv. Ask the "gent for a copy of the mining laws of Hrillsh I'oluniliia. Linrcit Hates to and li. ui EUROPE .... via all Atlantis S eainihlp Linos CANADIAN PACIFIC R Y CO.'B Royal jTlail Steamslpip Cirje TO CHIH A AND JArAN. CANADIAN Al'fiTRAI.IAN hTKAMKR 1.IKH TO - HONOl.tii.ll, KIJI AND Al'BTRAIJA. Tne shorlt line to the t'olonles. These steamers cany an exHrleucd medical man, aud a stewardess ou every voyage. For time tables, pamphlets, or any In formal Ion, call on or address URO. K. CRAW, A.J. COY1.K, Agent, Kugene. Frvlilit anil l'sinriigcr Ail OKO.McL..ROWN,U"fh","il" Vv,X- Diil. l'Jt. AtrtMit. VtnooUTpr, B. O. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF TUK Co Ktpreaa Tralna Iave Portland Dally Sontli j TNortiT K.MIpui Lv I'urtland Ar 8:IU 1 :M a Ul I I.v Kuuene I.v Hull A I.v I 7ihi r 11:1A am I Ar San Francisco Alsiva trains atop at Fast Portland, Oregon tMtv, Wiin.lt.urii, Salem, Turner, JMarloii .li'lTersnu, Alliany, '1'anKt-nt, rlii.dds, llal.ey llarrinliuri;. .luuctiou t'lly, Klnienr, C'rea well, t'ottage drove, Oraln, and all station roui Hiwi.bur!! to Aehlaud lucluaive. HUHIBUUQ MAIL, HAILT. K Ml a in I.v Portland At 14 10 pin 2.04 p in I.v Kugene 1. 11 'lam 5.'20 p li.lAr li.iaeburK L 00 all. nAl.kU PftSSKNUKIt, IIAII.T. 4:iKlpuill, Portland, ArllOilu a in U:l6imA Haleui, J.v HJ a ui. J)1N1N0 OA US ON OUDEN HOUTF.. pdllmaii iiDn'LTBLi;i;pr.a& AND HI'X'OND t;i,AHS HI.KKPINU 0AK8 Attaohed to all through trains, West Side Division. Br.TWf.L'N PORTLAND AUD 00RV ALLI MAIL 1HAIN DAII.T (EX0B1T BUNDAT.) 7:80 smlliv Portland Ar I fl.'.'O pm VIXts p m I Ar Uorvallla i.v liSfip m At Albany and Oorvallla ounuect with train of Oreg.iD t'entral k F.astern Itallway, SXrilKHS TKA1H Haiti tgXOKrT SUMnAT.)i 4:45 p m I,, Portland Art 8:25 a ro 7:25 puilAr MiiMlniiville l,r6:(iOam TllKOUOH TIOKETH to all Point in the Eastern Hiatus, Canada and Europe oan be obtained at lowest rittea from L, O. ADA I It, Agent, F.ugone H KOFJILiK.lt, K. P HtlUKKH, Mauaicr, Asst. (. K. and Pass Alt' POKTI.ANK. lUIF.doK BET ABUVE PICTUKE DOES HOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Ml walikeo A Ut. Paul liallway. No. Its tntlnsaro vuatihulud, heated tv stea.il and lighted hy eluolilully. Kach Hleeplng cur berth has an -de 'trio read ing lain p. IU dining curs are the best In the world aud It conches are pal. aces ou wheels. This great railway, connecting as It doiw wlih all trntiHoontluo'itui lines al Ht. Paul and Omaha, ai-sures to the traveling - publlo the bust servlos known. Tickets via Urn Chicago, Mil waukee 4 Ht. Paul Hallway aro on sals at all railroad t'c.et odious to any point Iu tne United Wales or Canada Km tiiBiw, foldera and other informa tion address: C. J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CARD. AfU-r the 4lh of Oct. lHWi, tho street cars will run ou the following schedule time until further notice. I.KAVINO TIIK DBI'OT. 7:10-7:4O-8:H)-H:4 0:10-0:40-1000 a. m. then every half hour. I.KAVBTIIK UNIVKBXTV. 7:2,5-7M 8:WS 'M-0:2o-0AO. 10:16 a. u.. dien every half hour. Cars will leave promptly on time. 11. W. 1IOLDEN. yellow rVor flll. This wood en ul xemedr .1 ai aiiiih Ulk Mrmorv. ( j.sa ttt Ik Southern Pacific Oabur M DsLane, i tu. KutDS, Oregon . i