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Mexicai Mustang Liniment for .rjrnSf ked & Inflamed Udders, ties, jheumatic Pains, raises and Strains, Running Sores, .f.flsmmations, ,'riff joints, 1 arness & Saddle Soft. it iatica, urnbago. jcalds, glisters, nsect Bites, it( Cattle Ailments, vl Horse Ailments, vK Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy, tab in Vigorously. Alustnng Llnlmant coaqtiera Pain. .Vlukes nan or Beast again. r - X - tit miry Ko it nator is "is in or t mierfu, ilaovery of a ce. It Constipation, iniEiuess, Filling eon. rations, Nerr o in twitching ol the ayes end other puts. Strengthens, Invigorates and tone, the entire system. Hudyan cures Deb lilt 7, Nervousness, Emlnlona, andderelopes and restorea weak organs. Falna In Uie Daca. lOSSCS by day 01 xiihtatopped Awkly. Over 2.000 private endorsements. rreuiatureness means lmnoteney In the first ?e. It Is a symptom of seminal weakness u. barrennes.. It can be slopped In K days lyfeuseolllndyan. he new discovery was made by the Special 's! of the old famous Hudson Medical Institute. (J strongest vltallzcr made. It la very Werfui, but haimleu. Bold for $1.00 a peck tt or6 packages for W.00(y.alnaealed boxes), fft tten guarantee given for a euro. Ifyonbnf jcaand are not entlny cured, six nor '11 be sent to you f.-eo of all charges. Jena fir circulars and tcstimonlale. Address HODSOr MjcmoAt. IN8TlTUTet, aircUon stocJton, Market & GUli Slot Sau I'rauclaco, CaOL OREGON CENTRAL & EASTERN. R. r. Co. VAQUINA. BAY ROUTE. j Connects at Yaqulna liav wilh the l "nil Francisco & Yaquina Bay steam- "up Company. j STEAMSHIP "FARALLON," i' from Yaqulna every 8 days for (an rmncisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford Trinidad and Humboldt Bay. 4 Passenger Accomodations UnsarpassEl I Shortest Route Between the Wil j laiiietto Valley and California. fare from Albany and Points West to I San Francisco. I ''in in oo S,nu?e 6 00 To Coos Hay and Port Orford, cbin $ 6 00 To Uuruboldt Bay. t s,'in $ 8 00 Round Trio Good for 60 days PP'lal .....$17 00 K' I I I I I I I II P I I I MM . I men of HlVEK DIVISION. St,.,IIPn, i.Athllv.i B1)(1 .iv,n. M. newlv furnished, leave Albany y xv,t Saturday at 7:4-5 a ni. ar J""if In Portland the same dav at ,1' " Iteluniintr boats leave Port '"' "-line dnvs as tilmve at 6KK) a. "srrivingin Albanv at 7:4"i pm. E1'IN 8TO.NK, ' J. V, MAYO. Manager, gopt RtTer Ul 1 OK F. CHAW acealEureoe THE TIREQ OLD WOMAM Hrrir5-j;-..eip.ublreJ. I am ennj w,;re- ' fner,J, And everything therewrj be us, to m, WUh. "-'.-wa.hln, Andthuu.Mh,, mmuatxj For I'm going ,o do nothing forever and ever. ; ""Exchange, j TIIElEAPipixCIL. i If my wife has a fulling, , u , proptrty rl hts which should luln rv to the personal bvlouglnKs of husU.ud I "'7':n''''Vtino( the s,r ' i ------..v. it sinu-K mo as he- n good. If J remember rlarht. H w" ut Z I" f'"owwltl" chronic dl,J' ' w : wh' vlfo supports hl, by dressumkinK. I didn't tell Millie where I got tho cipnwion when 1 ,,Uotl it to her, hut she Immediately said: "That sounds like Jeff Sinks " Then she laughed. My wife has a very musical launh. 1 think that I was mildly rcprimnndinu lier at tho time for mislaying the gimlet I m tho most particular fellow vou ever ... ....u..i evpiug cverj-thing in its placo. When 1 waut it tool of any kind, I want to know Just where to lay mv hands on It Its a kind of religion with mo, and it hurts mo terribly to find things In confu sion. That's where my wlfo's lack of rev erence comes In. f-ho has no respect for my eleventh commandment, "Order i heaven's first lnw." It Isn't nlono gimlets; it is hammers, and screwdrivers, nnd knives, and Lord knows what all.- Why, sho has even tarn pored with my razors. I offered to buy her a razor of her own the last time sho meddled with mine, but she said sho guessed wo didn't really need but ono in tho house. What can you do with such a womouf Well, now that you understand mv wife's falling I'll admit It's her greatest one I'll go on with tho story with which It is connected. One day last July Jim Outhwick came Into tho station just as I was closing up to go to supper. Jim is tho paymaster at the Vulcnn mills and a right good fellow. "Hello, Joe," hesnid. "All alone?" "Yes," I said; "what's tipf" He flung a canvas grip on the table and said: "I must go down tho road tonight to Ashville. There's talk of n strike among the miners, and I've got to bo on hnnd first thing In the morning. I'm to offer to payoff the disairectcd nnesnnd make a bi3 show of my money. That's a blult that generally goes. Tho boys'U make up their minds tho company can't 10 scared, and they'll get Into lino again. There's $30,000 in that hag, Joe. " I looked at tho hag on tho table and looked liack at Jim. " What do you bring it hero for?" I asked. "That's easily explained," ho answered. "I got tho word to start for Ashvillo just half an hour ago. Tho money was mado up in a hurry, and I didn't have timo to go home. I couldn't very well stay at the mill, and I wouldn't go to the tavern. So I just thought I'd come down here and get you to stay with mo until tho night freight comes along. Sho'siluo at 0:110, isn't she?" "Nino thirty -live," 1 answered. "But I'm just oil for supper. " "Oh, that's all right," ho said. "I feel safe enough here. I'm armed to tho teeth, you know, nnd there wouldn't bo uny dan ger until after durk. But you'll como back and keep mo company, won't you?" "I will If Minnie lets mo off ," I said. "I'm booked for cribhago with her after supper." "You tell Minnie I'll bring her tho pret tiest cribbago board in Ashvillo If she'll lend you for a couple of hours," laughed Jim. There was a stout old safo in tho corner of tho ollicc that had nothing In it hut blank waybills and reports. I unlock, d it and tossed the canvas bag Inside. "There," I said, as I thrust my bunch of keys in my sack coot pocket, "that makes It n little safer." I thought Jim looked a bit dubious over this precaution, but he laughed and said: "All right, my boy. I'll mako myself comfortable until you come back." Minnie didn't want mo to go out one bit, but I told hor Jim counted on mo. I didn't say a word nbout tho money, how ever. I knew it would worry her, and, to tell tho truth, It worried mo a little. I was sorry Jim brought It there, and I didn't like his talk nlmut precautions. Well, after supper I went out to see if tho dog was all right I'vo got tho finest mastiff in tho state and when I came back Minnie called to mo from the sitting room: "Just a minute, Joe I'm writing a note for Hat tie." Hattle is the wife of the telegraph oin-r-ator, and 1 knew that Mlnnlo wanted me to leave it at tho station, whore he could get it In the morning. It was quite a num ber of minutes, however, before sho came out with tho note nnd my vest and coat. It was so warm I had left them off before supper. "Hadn't you hotter let tho dog go with you, Joe?" sho asked, as sho helped mo with my coat. "No, no," I said, laughing. "Ho'll stay at home and take enro of you. I'll put tho lamp in tho window, though, so you 11 know I'm all right." That was a gnat jokoof ours, but Mlnnlo didn't laugh as sho usually did. "Mind," sho said, "I'll watch for it, and If It Isn't there I'll como down after Tin station master at Y. Our road Is what's called the old lino, and travel on It Is light, mostly fr-dght. At night tho sta tion is deserted, there being no business for either telegraph operator or ticket agent This leaves the station practically deserted after sundown. It Is only a few rals from our home, however, nnd I feel that it s under my eyo all the time. I thought of this as I walked back U, tho station, and I didn't half like tho Idea of all that money being about. 1 found Jim with his hu'la on the desk puffing away at a g""d cigar. ...,, "Not an alarm," he mid In his Joking wav, "not even a mouse." We chatuil away for an hour or more, when Jim suddenly put down his feet and vawntil in-.r. lly. .... ' ".!. " he said, "If yo" l"n t mll.d, I 11 go out a nd take a little stroll. "do ahead,'' I said, "but mind you re nut gone long. " - A tier he hail stepped vm ",TT 1 let him g". The thought of U log nlono with all that money was ''"'V1'?"-. followed him to the door and looked out. It . t ri.-h: aisht, and I saw Jim slip a- -. d the comer. I knew he was after a , "u- w Jim's failing, that and : ,. ' "V;1 'f '""' down. The more I .i i , ;' ";t ,lMt """"T the more 1 r" 1"'l hid.. What business had I . .m to go away and leave all the responsi bility w;,h .:.. ! Of course he didn't leayi. ' ItKllwKh me. but h.. l..r ,i, . ... ' 1 a !uro. As I s.n tiu-re grumbling a low tap on t.ie window ovcrkKing ilia l'liil.rnnn::..,-u,l my attention. Hook d up. lh.it s:de f the liLiil.hniv,.; I,. i. ..I. ow, bu; I coui j fcv Ill.l fi agaju.t the pane. ' "Joe.' said somebody outside. I sup-P-jl it nr.ght be one of the section hands and stepi ed acMss the room. "What is it;-' 1 call.xl. "i!en toe vfiuduw. J,v." said the voice. 1 p'.ls nd it up a little way. "Is tliiit vou. Jerrv I i-nll There was no n-siHinse. I put mv head inruugn tne i iniii. i,,l l.,L.--l .... .....i wn t.ie I ue. XoUnly w.4S In sight. Just tn. ii I :.. .ir.l a slight noise behind me. I dr. A-in i.,y iknd. Something seemed to .'R -.i iiit.i u,y ,ri. A ,Ulsh o( M,xiXnf, li::ht ohii.1,,1 me. Then all was dark. when I cime 1 1, 1 was tied in my chair, my head was sore and wit, and two men with strips of black cloth across their faoea wore l.K.kim: d,,vn ;it m,-. "ll.-'s all rihi," s;,id the shorter one. The tall man ii.k1i1.a1. "Oct the keys," he said In a queer, ho.U'se voi. e. The slion. r man f, It In mv pockets. "Not. hero," ! cried. l n.-y mtit lv.' said the tall mall in his h.are vinee. "I tell y-a tiicy are lamp." not. Bring the The tall man took the lamp from tho window ledge and came closer to me. lint tln ir search was tain. The tall man placed the lamp on the table, while the slum man put a revolver to my ear. "Cnme." ho said, "where are those keys?'" My head was In-ginning to clear a little. I saw- it all. My wile had taken the keys from my poe!-.et localise it was her way and lavaiise she thought I had no further llpc i.ir them until morning. "lie must have left the keys at homo," said the lull man hurriedly. "Here, glvo him a sheet of iiper and iet him write a note to liis wife asking for thoiu. The short man looked up sharply. "I'll git them," said iho tall man. They pullul the table up to me nnd spread out a scrap of iiaper. The short man loosened tho rope and let my right han. I five. 1 reached to my vest pocket half I liMilly mill drew out my H'ticil, still In r. ilaze. I tried to put my wife's name on the sh's t. The pencil refused to make a mark. 1 looked at It. It was dull and hor ribly haggled alKiut tho isilnt. 1 prldo my self on the fine point I put to my iencils. Again 1 comprehended that my wifo hnd borrowed that very pencil to wrlto tho note l.i the oH'rntor's wife. I tried to scrib ble with t.'ic blunted tiling. "I'urso you, hurry!" growled tho short riittiiin. 1 showed the pencil point. With an ex cliunal inn of anger tho short man drew out a heavy handled knife and swiftly sharp ened the pencil. As ho passed It liack my wandering vision was caught by tho lamp on the table. Heavens! It was no longer In the window! As this thought struck me 1 looked toward tho leilgeand saw there a white, seared face pressed against tho pane. It was my wife. "Write!" growled the short ruttlan. My only thought was to gain timo. I knew mv wife was them 1 knew sho would bring h.-lp. I took the pencil in iny nerveless fingers. As I did so a low growl caught my car. it caught the ears of tho villains too. Tho short man dropped his knife on the table and turniil toward the door with his re volver extended. Tho tall man drew him self up against the wall. "It's the dog," ho hoarsely whispered. "Shoot to kill, Jack." I saw the door treniblo a little, I saw the short villain's arm rise, and my lingers closed on the handle of the knife ho bad just dropped. Then as tho door slowly opened I drew liack my arm and thrust wildly at the mini in front of me. Some thing yellow Hew through tho doorway. There was a wild scream, a heavy fall, and 1 lapsed into unconsciousness again. When I came around, I was In lied at home, wilh Minnie liciidlug over mo. "It's all right, Joe," sho murmured. "They've got them both hx'ked up safo nnd sound, and tho money Is nil rigid, nnd the mill directors have given you $1,000 of It." "And Jim?" I asked. "Jim!" shocriid. "Why, Jim was the tall mini. It was all his plot to steal the money ami throw the bliimu on you. And If I hadn't taken your keys don't scold they'd have had the money, and If It hadn't boon for the hud pencil 1 dulled the mini you stubbed told the whole story 1 wouldn't liao got there in time with Hec tor. The dog almost kilhd Jim lieforo I could call him away, but I ain't so sorry, liecnuso the little man says they would have killed you If you had by any chance susiNi'tcd Jim's idelitily." I ivnchiil out and took Minnie s hand. "That fl.ooo belongs to you, dear," 1 said brokenly. "Well," she answered, "If you take If, Jim, you may rest insured I'll borrow It sooner or lalt r." Then she put her cheek against my hand and laughed. Then she crlrd. Cleveland Plain Dealer. The True W'el.h Fiirmoltt. A yoiina hostess who prldi herself upon her chaliiig di-h c.siking served a Welsh rabbit last w.i'k to n few friends, who were enthusiastic In its praises. Hho confessed that it was mii'lo by tho true Welsh for mula, and nfier ronsidemblo eoajlng slio gave It, as follows: Thick slices of bread, cut across t 10 whole loaf, spread with a layer, at loo 1 h'tlf as thick as tho bread, of rich cream eiiirse, eruiiiblisl fine. On top of this was spruid evenly a thin layer of ba(-in. clc pisd wry fine. Acconling to taste, a "p.'iiikling of epHT was luld.sl, and a wlmIass of ale, or enough to sligbllv wi t iho bniul, was poured over the whole. I .. - silii s pn-vinsl were plai-iil In a hot oven and left until tho broad was llriid thron- ', the ehiese tnelU-d and the Incon tTi"-it I'liil ulelphla Ixslgi-r. W.uilil Keep Her Too llllajr. Hi I have never kissed you, Alloa 1 Would you cut my friendship if I stole Just one" he I might ! temptisl to, but I was ... . ... .. . , ....l. ln., ?!ltt,nl 7 Jll-t. p-auiii II.....I - . ..iT,.r.,li,... ll.yslness! 'Ihat'sttS). IX'- trolt Vrtv I're-s The K.e.l. lie (angrliy) W.ia there any fool sweet on you l.fore I niiirrle.1 your :-h. Y'i "; on''. ' I m sorrv vou n jo lnl him." Hot I lii ln t n ji-et him. I married him. '' lJublin Pnjtiuan. Lane County BanlcitUHtHt-FLOKLNGE EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on avorable terms. A. U. HOVKY, President. J. M. A It HAMS, Cashier. A. ti. HON KY, J R., Asst. Casbr T. G.ltrsi.aicis. S. B.hUalN, l'rfaictwt. 1'ashitfi P K. S.vorwRAss, Assistant Cashirr. First National Bank Ol Eugene. raid up lesli Capital, f 50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A central kMtkintr busintMa tlnne on raiM,i hle terms. tMht rhafu on NKW YOKK, OHUWr.O, SAN KKANC1SCO soul 1MHT- l.ANO, OKKUON. lUIls of exchs.iv ""U on foreign ooontHee, Lpoeiu reoeiveil subject to check or oertiti Jttte of aoii. All collection! ntrustod to ni will receive On Ulpt Mttrntiou. CrO -VIA Library Gar Route AMERICA'S SCENIC LINt, 8s Meals In Dining Car A la Carta Rock Ballast No Oust The all rail route lo Koolanai M!nlE& district Yia Seattle and Spokane. SHORTEST AND QUOTES LINE TO St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dulu'h, Chicago AndallPointsEastaaeaea Thrcugh Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dlnlnir and Library observation cars. Daily Trains, Fast Time, Service and Scenery Unequatcd, For t'ckels and lu.l Information call on or sdilrcHS JOHN M. WILLIAMS, Agent Eugene. Poom over Lane County bank. A DC UKSNlbTON, K c STK VKNS, c 1" A T A , Portland Or. 0 W PA. Seattle, Wash. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSKAW, Proprietor. Keeps Iho Best brantls of WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN AND Kinds of Wines All Also the Celebrated KOHUTZ MILWAUKEE HKEK on dmiiKlit. U. S. Land Commissioner. Joel Ware, having been ap pointed U. S. Circuit Court Commissioner for the district oi Oregon, is now prepared to make Homestkad Filings, Final Picoofs, and take tes timony in Contest Cases. Having liad thirty year3 ex tierience in this line, he will 1 tniaranteo satisfaction in every case. Office in Odd Fellows' Building, Eugene Oregon, A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOM U POWDER. II pozzoms Combines every element ol beauty and put '.ty. 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. Inilit upon having tbt wenulise. IT IS I0 sxtt IVtHrwHlIti rW4 iJ, E. BANGS,Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Monday Wednesday Fridays at 8 a 111 Rctunilug stage leave Florence for Kugene Tuesdays Thursdays and fat unlay at 8 a tu arrives in Kugeue at 6 ni the day following. sisiii.a- rRI isou Rlll'Sl) I KU' ts, cO i ii-sri. n,r .aie at a. nana iircrv earu. Ku sene, or at Uurd A liavsuiHirt's ottii-v In Klor- EUGENE-LEABURG. HirvliT 1 will run a .Uiljr ilaprj tvtftxn Eunn and Uwburx. Frvtht anil hanice tuvM left at my nbl ttte eveutng tx-fore utiu.ruirv o( tti ihkk btage U'kvea Euvfiio at a in. arriTinjr at bun, alll a in. K;iun.iiit, luwa Ua- bum at 1 p m, arriving lo k u-uc at C p m. FOLEY SPRINGS Stage leaves Kugetie for Foley Springs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a in, returning alternate days. r..i PtcTOtW THROUGH TIGHETS To the EAST via th j n in pin Through Fulluian l'alaeo aleepera. Tourla leeiiera and new Kocllului: Chair can DA1I V PORTLAND TO CIIICACIO Tralna heated by steam and cara lighted by 1'lnuei Light. Time to Chicago, S days; timo to New York, 4i daya, which la niaur hours qulckei than all oouipetltora. For ratea, time tablea and full Inlorniatlon apply to K. J. MeCLAN'AHAN, Agent, Kngena, Or. It. W. BAXTON, C. K, UKOWN, Qen'l Agent, UlaU l'M. Ait, LU Third at, Portland, Or. IORTHERN ll it PACIFIC Ry. u N S Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Faro TO i Grand Forks UrooKston Winnlno" Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington r'hiiadeipnia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. For laformatlon. time canls, maps and tlckete call on or write . . R. McMUHrntT Oen'l AKi'iit, Eugene, Ollicc: ltootns 2 and 4 Hlielton llliK. CHARLTON, Asst. Ben!. Pass.Asent, 5 Morrison btrect, corner Third POnTLANO. ORCOON 0. R. k PI. FOR A LI, I'OINTH KAS'r. LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH ANO ISTflEETS ARR VE If Th Flint Mnll, tU II utit- 1 1 ua ion Hull IaIic, or Kmitiu i'Mft or ih 1 , kRtu. MluiifaHiHn avntl rit 7 00 V M :rii A M bally. utiir will) tlirotiftliKrTice i I Mi KmUtii Pltle. I f V... Ii.....ll..ii.e I nrsitiilsi .oo r m I H.ktfr Utv, W.ll Walla, I I'aytou, CuHai, I'lillmau i Uumuw and Idaho uilnliiK j (Wiloti . . ftrwam Uolly. U cal mtXLHi train ior i A rifKxl filter. Tim Dalit 7 tVOO tut I'aly. I and inturmi dlaiu pilntn. and reclTnlDK oliUr can are allMlicd lultiruiiKt. Throui .oh l'n limn itM'ixjri. uiuriiti an traiua. Vnr all Infnrmallnn. rmtl. etO.. Call at fillT office, rorut-r Wa-hliiKtuu ftud lltira iireuii uorliaud,or addrcaa i,ttaT Oeurl l'aawiiKr A Kent. R. McNRlMs, KerclTnr and Man ague. I'ortlaiid. On gon. K, i. MtXMNAlIAN. Ari-ni TAKE LIVERINE- -FOR THE :. AND CONSTIPATION. LIV For Sale bj nil Druggists. im'jrji"i3 at MANHOOD RESTORED aiont Neru.Fi.ua. all dralaa. I, ol o-wer In Oeneratln prj.n. of either sea eamed l.y oet tiettK.n, youthful error., ! or t,b.tm, otauni or stimulants, which lead lo Infirmity, Con.umplwo or lnunilr. Can be carried In e tcel. i oo tier !., 6 s, by man prep.l Circular Free, ftolil l. all druggl.1.. A.k f..r It ; take nr. other. Maaufaeturrd by the Peso Medicine Co., Pan. Kranre. I.aae Iabl Urug Co., diatribullDf afenls. Third and Yamhill Sis., Portlaud, Or. Oeriir t UeLauo, A tenia, Kuaeo, Oisejoal. Soo Pacific Lino. To all Points East. S lid vtstlbule trains, eonsistiiis; of Palace sleeping ears, luxurloiia ill ulnar ears, elegant day coaches and inatfuitl- ivtii -.ourisi cars ami irv colonial sleep er from the Pacilie to the Atlantic v. itliout change. Most Oirsct and Chaaptst Koot.n.y Mining Oistrict NAKl'SP, Nk liKVVKlt, SI.. HUS CU V, SKU-IN, K A US I, TKA1L. KosoLAXO AND All (Miinls In tlieOkatiiigati routitry Oct a psinpblet giving full ilecrlptlnn ol tills wiinilrrful eoiintrr. Ask the sgenl for a copy of I lie mining laws of llritlsli I'oltitiibla. Liwest Kates to ami fiem . , . EUROPE .... via all Atlantis S vautthlp Lines CANADIAN I-At-IFIO R'Y tXl.'S FJoyal Hail SteaTistjip Ciije TO CHINA AND JAPAN. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN STK AM 1-1 K LINK TO - HONOI.I1.U, FIJI AND At'STKAI.lA. 'I'll 0 Bliorlest Hue to Ilia Colonies. These steamers cany an experienced medical man, and a stewardess on every voyage. For time tables, pamphlets, or any In formal ton, call 011 or address OKI). F. CHAW, A. J. COYI.R, Agent, Eugene. Freight stul I'ai.eiiger Agt Ut) Thltd St., Portland, 0 (iKO. Mi l. HROWN Dlst. Pass. Ak-eiit, Vancouver, H. c. EAST ANO SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF T1IK The Southcruracifio Co Kipnaa Traina l.enve Portland Daily Boiitli ; .W p uTI t.v 1 .V.l a in I l.v 11:1ft am I Ar I North Portland Ar H:I0 a a Kugeiie l.v I S Id a a! fan i-ranolseo l.v I 7:00 P u AImivs tralna atop at Kast Ptirtlanil, Oregon Citv, WoiHlburu, Salem, Turner, Marion Jetfi-raiitl, Allmliy, Tatigellt, Miedds, llaisey HarrisbiirK, J unction City, Kugeiie, Crea well, (.'ullage (trove, hrain, and all elation mm Koacbiiri; to Ashluuit inclusive. HOSKUUKU UAH,, IIAtLT. 8 SO a 111 l.v Portland A 4 tn in 2.tMpinl.v Kugeiie 1. 11 'tam 6."0puiAr lteseburK le 8 00 am eAI.KM l'kSHENUKII, IIA1I.Y. 4:00 p nil I, I'nitliinii, Arl():U. a ill Cilti in ).V rlideui, l.vl HrUO a ni. IjININU OAKS ON OUDEN UOUTB. P0LLUAN BUlT'UTBLUKPI'.aa AND SECOND CLASS BLKKPINU UAItS Altuohfld to all throiifh traina. West Side JJlvlil.m. BirrWEEN PORTLAND ANO 00BV AILI VAIL 1HAIH DAILY (lIUIlT BUHDAT. ) 7:30 a in I l.v Portland Ar I (1.20 pm 12ilpinAr (Jorvallla LTl:SApm At Albany and Jorvallla connect with train of Oregon ('eutral & Eastern Hallway. III'HIHS TBA1K HA1LT lIIOSfT SUNDAT,) 4:4o p m I, ."ortlalul Ar I 8:2ISa ra 7:io p Ol I Ar McMlnnvills I.tllMia THROUGH TI0KKTH to all PoinU iu the Eastern Status, Oanada and Europe oun be obtained at lowest rules from I,, (i. ADA1H, ARnt, Kuijon KKOKHLKK, K. P HOUKHH, Manager, Asst. (jl. K. nnd t'aiw Ag' I'OIITl.ANM. (IHKlll BET ABOVE PICTURE DOES HOT REtRESENT a piissenger train on the Chlcngo, Ml waukeo A Ht. Puul Ilailway. Ni . Ite trains are veHtllmled, lieatudti. stea.n and IlKhted by eleoli icily. Each sleeping car berth lius an le trio lead lug lamp. IU dlnli'ie curs are the best In tho world ana 't -:uaclies aro pal aces on wheels. Tills ureat railway, conni ctlng mi It does wlili all traiiBconllno .lin line al Ht. Paul and Omaha, a-rninn to the traveling publlo the liest aervlca known. Ticket via l'i Chicago, Mil waukee A Ht. Paul Hallway are on sal nt till railroad t'cet ofllwa to any point In (tie Ui-iied Hlntei. or Canada Eoi uiapa, fuliiem and other inforum lion aililless; C.J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. Eugene Street Railway. TIMR CAltl). After the 4th of Oct. 1805, tho street cars will run on the following schedule time until further notice. I.EAVINO TIIK I1KPOT. 7:10-7:10-H:10-H:40 9:10-9:40 10K)0 a. in. then every half hour. I.KAVK TIIK U.NIVKIIHTY. 7;2f)-7 -8:rW 8W)-0:2.j-)-10:15 a. Iu.. Jien every half Hour. linmiiiiiy H. W. HOLDEN. ny natMff Dr. This wontler u I ttinnlf arstrifrriff wnrnQmmnntmHnnMnmmmim
