Daily Eugene guard., April 13, 1898, Image 3

AN OPEN
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING 1M THE COl'RTS OUR RIGHT TO. THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "C ASTORIA" AND
"PITCHER'S C ASTORIA," AS ont trade MARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hijannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and does now ,v , . Qn &ery
bear the facsimile signature of wrapper.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought 7 t - on the
and has the signature of OutfMcJ&iii wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept Tlie Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
President. .
March S, IS 97. &t2 34-,. . z.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
THC CCNTAUfl COMPANY, TT MURRAY STHCCT. NC'aW YORK CITV.
DR. G. BIDDLE
ffiS. DENTIST
OBiC'j-w on Olive MMt, Ictwttn Fifth an
sinh streets, oue t.n m-st oi Miio.ciot
Hotell.
GEO. B,
Attorney and Counselor
WflhJ, PRACTICE IN THE COUIiT
TT of tho Second Judicial District an 4 in
le Supreme Court of this St'itp.
Special attention given to no H action1 and
natters in probate.
A. C. WOODCOCK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
UKFKB-Oinj-hiiU block aoutu oi ei.rlri(-u
Block.
i it us W Thompson.
Charles A i.ud
Thompson & Hardy,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Office in First National Bank Bkig .
Practice in all the Courts.
Etipe, 0
GEO. A. DOUIUS
Atiornts y-at-La w,
EUGENE, OREGON
Fries Over Lano County Bank.
L. BILYEU.
Attorney- at-Law,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Urornci Over First National Bank.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
Physician and. Surgeon
Offlc over Henderson it Linn's Drug Store.
OpiicxUourb: 9 to a.m.; 2 to 5 and 7 to
Kesideuce Ferry street between 11th and 13th
J. M. WILLIAMS
ATTORNEY : AT :
LAW
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Office over Lane County Bank.
H. D. NORTO K
LAWYER.
Rooms 1 and 2 over First Nutionii
Bauk
W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office In Chrismar Block,
specUl attention to suriftTT ar.J Mn'Ki ;l;
esx;. oi wuuiuu
J. S. LUCKEY,
3" ES WESi 'S3
Watches and ClockB Re;r.aet!
HUBBLE'S TRANSFER
M. 3 HUBBLE. PROPRIETOR-
General Transfer Businoss Cone.
tW All kinds of Wotl nrale. Breut
'ti.aferr.Hi ti injr pnM of ihe rity I'iaiiom.a
itoiitehoid Furniture Moving a Ji cclaliy.
NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS.
Notice if hrfby givt-n that G- o B Iorrif
n duly apK)intrd execitrff th
eitata of Sarah 1. ritch. decMl. AH
trvDi hiving clima auiiut mid ft.t
are hereby notified to present th( snnie to
th txcu:or at hu law ofnc, in Emj-tir
y. withia aix months froai the date of
tbii notion.
Eagoe, Oregon, Ofco. K. Domiis,
January 4, IW. Eiecntor.
LETTER
BANQUET.'
; CENTS
THE BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY
Try i lies m Kill smoke it alway
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lund Office at KosnburR, Or.
March 4. 1898.
Notu-t is hereby tiven that the lollow
i ii on ami Hetller Jma 11 ltd notice of hip
intention (o niriko hail yrouf in aminort of
hia cluii'i, ond that noli pio. f will bu made
before Joel Wire, U t. - mmisfiionpr, al
KiiRone, OrrRon, on April lb", ISim, viz
Gourde 1) ard on II E No GS1H tor tho t
e i of sen 4 tp 1U r r 1 cost.
Ho u.iu.or the following witnesnnn to
provo hid continuous residence upon and
cultivation ot, said lima, viz
Albert J Ward, Carey W Tbomi.son
Andrew HicKson, J a men MiigritHS, all of
Llltatou, Uregon.
U M Veatcii,
lie inter
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Officii at llOBeburg, Oregon,
March 4, lbU8
No lieu i hereby pivcu -hat the following
named ucltler has filed notice of
his iuteuiiou to make final
nroof in Btipnort of his claim
and that mid proof will be made be
fore Joel Ware, U S Commissioner, at
Eucene. Orrcon, on April IN, 1898
viz: Albert J Word on II E No 0817 for Ihe
s e ll of sec 14 tp 10 s r 1 east.
He names the following wituesnt'S to
prove his continuous residence npon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Carev W ThomnsoD. Andrew i Ilickson
Janes MiiGiiejs, Georo D Ward, all of
ElHston, Oregon.
It. V Vkaich,
KeKister,
fiUAUDJNSllIP SA'uE.
Notice is hereby given lliit by virtue of
a'a order of the county court of Lane
county Oregon on the 0th dwy of December
I will otter for sale at private Kale lhe
following described premises: Lot o, ti, and
12 of section 34 in Twp li b U 1 w of Will
amette Meridian in Lane county Oregon
coutainina 1W and 'JO 100 acres in Lano
ncuntv Orutrou. All purntrcB wishinu
buy stiid premised are hc riby notitied that
on andader tho 7th duy of January 1898
the said guardian will proceed to sell said
premises at privale sale. All persons msa-
ioc to buv the same are hertby notified
present their bids to the said guardian at
ihe law i.ffico of Walton A: Markluy Will
amette street between 7th and 8th street
hugeue Lsuecouuty, Oiegou.
ETIK I'USAU,
altos & MaukIjKT Guirdian.
Attorneys..
NOTJCii Full Pl'IU.ICATION.
Land Othce at I!fpbury, Or.,
March it, IH'.ts,
Notice i hen-bv Given that tl. fnll.twinjr-
named sf tiler has lileil notice of hi intention
to tn.ike tin:il i.roof in ninii-ort of bin claim
l ;iTid that -ai'l proof will ly made Wforfl Jfiel
Ware, I' S ( '(iinniifioner. at Eugene, (treifnn.
on pril 11', lS'.H, viz: John A. Howeri, on
II K No JAM) for the n E Wiof mcH, Tp
IS S, K .' west
He numes the followinir witnewea to prove
hi contiii'ioiM rei'lenc upon ami culti-'ation
of .-lid land, viz: Lnuig I) Itowe, Edward
WVlls, Kicliard 11 H.iye. of (.'mw, Oreyom
Kichard L ilayef, of Llewellyn, ( rejnn.
It M Veatcei, Ite'ister.
NOT!" K FOR PL'IU.ICATION.
O.'ce ntltsburi', .e-n
Murch IJ, KJ8.
N'tili is hf-rr-by oivfn that the M'ow
n.nufil sr-tlU-r hosflled notice of his in
tuition to mftke final proof in support o
hU olniui, and that said nroof wil, bs msJf
..f.r Iivd W.ro, U 8 Coram is.sonT. at
K'iu'ftne, OrfRon, oo Ap.il 25, ISiiH, viz:
Clii"h-r D Ilirrisonll K No Alii, for thf
of sec. 21. ID. ID S. R 2 West.
Ho names the toilnwing witDMe tr.
;.r ito hi. contintrntis rfsnUnce o,on ani
.Tiltivitinn of ssi 1 Im l, viz:
Frmk Stafford, Ssnforl SkinnT, J.eob
Sirh'iNon. Charles lUnsbtrry; all ol l.o
hk. Orr-con.
II. 11 Vmrrn,
liejiiler.
AN INQUIRING LAO.
IV r mil 1 Ailorutiu-ut WliUh A tnwarvti to
I'unccf Mtry .
"When I was down in iho TVumv
r.:vuiiKii:is dt.ini my turn inih.it ftvuliar
and .rii!iitive Kvtkn." otwrVi.l tho tpo
clal in-i. i oent, "1 had at various times
such glii"I'!iuf life as you paniivtvd chil
drvn of the luxurious capital nuvor not. I
remember otm June morning I aroso from
my timplu bed of clapboards on tho loft;
t.wr of a log cabin and proeivilod down a
Luider to tho earth, thenco a humlied
yards down to tho crock, whero I was
tiiTurtk-tl aniplo oj'ik.m.miy for my i.uv
tutiiial ablutions, as tho trvam was big
noun to run a sawmill with.
As I sphi.slu-d my face in tho clear wa
ter and fplt ttcrcd over it alter the usual
fashion of a man who likes to wash his
faco I was joined by tho 10-year-otd son of
tho family with which I was stopping.
liu stood on tho shoro watchiinr mo with
much interest, which lam ttliul to say I
returned with zest, for ho was a picture
boy. Hu was sandy and frvcklal and
didn't look as if he had had a bath in tho
memory of man. His clothes were slmplo
noui;h, consist hie of a cotton shirt, and
thcro was no hat to hide a head of hair
which I am positive novor felt tho pene
trating and twrsuadinu inlhieneo of
comb. Ho was too much interested In tho
mysteries of my toilet to say anything un
til 1 took out a comb and began to uso It
on my tangled locks. After a tug or two
nt It, looking nt him meanwhile, ho stwjko.
ay, mister,' hu said curiously, 'have
yer g,.t to do that thervr'
" 'Do what there?' I smiled in tcply.
" 'That there that yer doin.'
" 'Vou mean combing my hair?'
" 'Yes.'
" Cf course it has to bo dona'
" 'Kvery nioriiin this urwny?'
' 'Certainly.'
" 'Well, goewhillerkiiis. mister.' ho said.
with much feeling, 'yer must bo a heap
of trouble to yersclf.' " Washington Star.
A STORY OF NAPOLEON.
lie Liberated u Scotchman at Gberkumpfi
Itcqueat,
Napoleon had at ono time ninny ndinli-
crs in hncland, osnoolallv ainomi tho
coniniercial classes, who suffered deeply
fmin tho war, but ho alienated tho Fyiupn-
tnics or all such by his cruel arrest of tho
MiKlii-h who woro in franco at tho time
of tho rupturo of tho poaro of Amiens, in
laua. homo 12,000 Euulish of both bcxcs
wero thus detained in irksomo captivity
till the closo of tho war, and hardly a
family In tho middle nnd upiierclassos but
had to bewail tho absonco of somo friend
or connection.
YcC in individual cases Napoleon
showed somo mairnaniniitv. A young
Scotchman, ono Robert; Hendry, from
Glasgow, n sclent ilia dyer and chemist,
hnd taken advantao of tho pcaco to visit
tho great manufacturing houses of Franco,
and ho was staying at Jouy, whero Dbcr
kamiif has established a huge. cotton print
ing factory, when war suddenly broko
out. Hendry was thereupon constituted a
prisoner by tho authorities, but nllowcd
to remain on parole at Jouy.
npoleon ono day visited tho fact or v un
expectedly, accompanied by Josephine.
Ho mado n rapid progress through tho
works. Villagors nnd work people, tho hit
ter numhoring 1,400, assembled to witness
his departure cheering tho cortege, nnd
cheering still louder when tho emperor
was soon to tako tho cross from his own
breast nnd all is It to that of tho modest
Oberkampf. Isnbey painted tho scene,
and tho picture Is still to bo found upon
tho walls of Versailles. Hut Ober
kampf had still something to rn-k. Napo
leon smiled propitiously, but mado n wry
faco when ho heard tho petition, which
was for tho release of tho prisoner. "An
Englishman 1" "No. siro, n Scotchmanl
His mother his sisters depend on his In
born." "Well, ho shall bo free, then!"
said tho emperor. Household World.
The I.lack Cap.
Thoro is ono particular part of tho dress
belonizinc to tho order of tho coif tho
blnck caii which tho judges in England
always put over their wigs when passing
6en tenet) of death. Jjlttlo is known con
corning this black cap, and many mistakes
havo boon mado about it. Mr. Horgeant
Pulling, In his work "Tho Order of tho
Coif," says: "Tho black cap, or sontenco
cap, of tho judges nnd sergeants is certain
ly not tho coir, as Lord Campbell repeat
edly states. It is, on tho contrary, tho
covering expressly assigned to veil tho
coif on tho only occasion when tho coir
was required to bo hidden, liy tho anolcnt
privileges of tho sergeants tho coif was
not to bo taken oil even in tho royal pres
ence. Tho chief insignia of tho order was
to bo so displayed when sitting on tho
bench or pleading at tho bar, but this rule
seoms always to havo been departed from
in passing sentence of death.
"Tho head of tho administrator of jus
tico was then covored, as n token of sor
row, by tho black sontenco cap. This cor
nered cap, black cap, or sentonco cap, as
It is sometimes termed, Is a picco of limp
black cloth, which is put on tho top of tho
wig. Tho cap is rarely put on, oxcept
when a prisoner has been convicted of
murder,, nnd then tho judgo places tho
enp 011 tho top of his wig and passes sen
tenco of death." Gentleman's Magazine.
Analogous Reasoning.
A poet proffering hia work to an editor
said :
"This is a small ponni, hut quality Is
tlio main thini?. I vonturu to think you'll
liud It true, poetry."
llavliiK read It tho editor put It Into a
drawer ond, handing tin) poet a lu cent
pleco, paid:
"This is n HTimlllsh coin, but I am so
bold as to hupo that you will be pleased
with its purity. It Is nearly all silver."
r-.in l-'ralK-isco Examiner.
"Lay" Plates.
In enring for tho talilo during a dinner
party It is customary to reserve tliomo.st
vaiuahlo or artistic plates for tho "lay
service." Tho Echcmo of providing does
not )iermlt tlie guest to lm without a pinto
before him, nnd between tho courses plates
aro laid nt each cover, ono laid down
whilo tho used platu is removed. Cnuldon,
Copeland and Hoyal Worcester china aro
much liked for "lay phiti." Philadel
phia Press.
A Diagnosis.
Slaudc Do you know, I really bellovo
Hint Tom is going to propose.
liertha I noticed that hu was looking
terribly sad about something or other, but
then, you know, dear, it niny not bo that.
Perhaps his mother Is sick, or possibly ho
Isn't feeling well himself. Huston Trun-h:-ript.
Tho Oormnns nnd Si.tojh drnnk tholr
wino and liecr from horns unprovided with
hnndh-s er feet, so that the horn had to bo
iinnlled by en-h drink'
jffgSfih CANDY
10c 'V'1";.'"' ;V " 'i ",' lir-i' ALL
WOMtN IN FRENCH FICTION.
Iitrti-1 l'ortraitttrc of Kr.-iuU Yvtr.4
ttuii .11 other l'r-'Ult-tl liy Sovlil.
Mb A!;: L. Hieknei!. wl... li.d f- r
some y. art. t i i. i u.iom- i.i a o, i tni
In tiio" Ijouseludd Naikho:i 111. contrib
utes to I he tVntiu .in ariu-li- on "fivuch
Wiw-s and Mothers." This is richly illus
trated by drawings by Burnet do Monvel.
Miss Hicknell says:
Thoso who hnvo gathcrtnl their opinions
as to tho real character ut tho average
Frenchwoman from the romantic liter
ature of the present cvntury, nn.re epvl
oily :hat of tho last few years would nco
e!arily In-ar a nevero judgment, tingid
with a considerable amount of contoinjit.
Such an opinion would, however, bo un
just and wholly undeserved, as any im
partial observer, having Iven privilegtM to
share French homo life, could truly tell
them. Tho average English woman is
very graphically depicteU in EngtUtt nov
els, and a foreigner can fttrm a fair esti
mate of her merits and demerits from tho
descriptions of English domestic life pro
aentiHl by popular writers. Hut it Is not
so in France or In French literature. Tho
rwil French gentlewoman deserves to bo
bettor understood, for she is totally unlike
the heroines of modern novels, whose writ
ers know about as much of aristocratic
life as tho author of "Tho Lady ITabella"
in "Nicholas Nlckloby." Tho pictures
presented in Octavo l'eutllet's writings
art! perhaps tho truest to nature as it is
seen in somo melancholy cases. Hut ho
himself certainly would have been ready
to admit that tho women he uit-t in dally
life had nothing in common with his mor
bid heroines. As ho belonmd to a good
old family of tho upper bourgeoisie, he had
better opportunities of knowing tho society
which he depleted so powerfully in his
novels of fashionable life than have tho
upstarts who describe salons of which they
have never crossed the threshold.
Hut even in tho works of Feuillet, al
though the frame is accurate, the portraits
are those of exceptionally diseased minds.
women like Mine, ue I bampallon In M,
do Cantors" or tho dreadful Julia de Tro
caMir may exist in France or elsewhere,
but those who know trench, society will
certainly recognize more readily women
like Mine, do Camors nnd her charming
mother or theSuznnno of "l.a Clef d'Or,"
with tho home of Hi by Ho nnd tho dear old
people so delightfully described there.
Manv examples might bo (united equally
sweet and pure among tho heroines of
ieuillct s Impassioned narratives, and ono
is convinced that theso have been moro
faithfullly copied from nature than tho
others.
Tho fact is that tho great majority of
French novelists belong to tho Bohemia of
literature and are not admitted within tho
precincts either of aristocrat lo circles or
of tho less refined but equally strict bur-
pools homes. They know onb tho border
land, peopled In general by tho wealthy
and adventurous foreign set w hich budded
nnd expanded during tho Becond empire
and has now taken its place by tho sldo of )
Ircnch society, but not within its palo,
A Realistic Kceno.
"Realism Is tho thing," insisted tho
garrulous actor whilo they wero taking
their night lunch after tho show. "Noth
ing lakes like tho real sawmill, tho cotton
mill, train of enrs, lire engine, burning
block, gcmiino horse- and all that sort of
thing.
"1 discovered that when I was n kid
getting up amateur performances. That's
where I learned human nature before wo
youngsters knew anything about tho ways
of tho world and had a comb with n piece
of paper over it nnd a jew's harp and ft
mouth organ for tho orchestra. I'll novor
forget when wo gavo 'lied Handed Anto
nius' In tho barn 3 cents for adults, loent
for children over 6 nnd free seats for tho
balance. Everything was real. I had a
corn knife fur a sword, nnd thero wasn't ft
soldier In tho squad that didn't haven
musket longer than Mmsclf. When wo
fought, tho anger of battle flamed from
our eyes, nnd when ono fell ho went down
so hard that It took weeks to romovo tho
bruises. Tho audience would get on their
feet to cheer, ami it took half a dozen
husky marshals to keep them from going
after tho villain with pitchforks.
"When it camo time to behead Anto
nliis, the excitement was intonso. Tho mu
sic of tho orchestra was slow and dismal.
Tho children had to bo carried out, and
they whooped as they went. Tho peoplo
held their breath as I ground tho corn
knifo on a real grindstone nnd hissed my
vow of vengeance. When I removed my
coat and rolled up my sleeves, tho breath
ing stopped. Just hero my father ontercd
by way of a granary door and carried mo
kicking off the stage. If ho had not, I
would havo decapitated the youngster who
was playing Antoiilus ns sure as I nm
alive. If the whole thing hadn't been so
realistic, wo couldn't havo held our nudl
encoforton minutes. It's tho snmo way
the world over." Detroit Freo Press.
Lauglicil Himself to Death.
Among the historical incidents connect
ed with tho rathliaus is ono relating to
on old judgowlio laughed hliusolf to death.
Ono sultry day, rends tho reeurd, during a
recess of tlio council tho nionibors wero
leaning from tiiowindowsof tho rnthhnuB
in tlio hupo to catch nny stray wind. It
wns tho perind of hoops nnd voluminous
skirts, nnd maid shored w ith mistress tho
munla for distended nttlro. On this pulsu
lcss summer day a protly servant girl In a
wide hooped skirt nnd a gay bodice mado
her way through tlio loitering groups up
to tlio fountain. Sho lllled her tub nnd
lifted it to her head, but in this move
ment, lo, tliii wonderful skirt was wrested
from its fastenings anil It dropped to tlio
ground. Tho judge had seen the maid ap
proach tho fountain liko n ship under full
sail, nnd when ho now lieheld hor, col
lapsed anil nbashed, ho was lllled with
such humor that upon tho spot ho laughed
himself to dentil. "Stuttgart," by Kltio
I. Allen, in Harper s Jlngnzino.
Clerk Worm Turns ou Shopper,
fiho wnnted to look at baskets, and for
Hint oiirnoso llio clerk took from tl.o
hhelves a lingo assortment until all but
two were senttcred oer tlio counter, ino
woman did nut want to buy, so ho turned
nwny, milking tlie cicuse, "I only camo In
to look for one of my friends. " Tho clerk
felt rather cmiHHTated nnd replied, "Mad'
am, if you lm "l0 slightest Idea that
jour frlcntU are in cither of theso two
baskets on tho shelves, I Khali bo pleased to
tako thnin down for you to oiamluo.
rMirlngllcid llepublicnn.
The Italililt lllrinstry.
It doesn't t;d:c much to Btnrt tho rabbit
Industry ah w rnbbitsand n turnip patch
or some other pasture but It take. t
mighty hustling 1" ' heck It nfter It gets n
ouod start. Wii kill about 11,000,000 of
ii,,.,., in N'urth Carolina every winter,
hut them are lunro hero now than thero
wero when Mr llalelgli nrougtit nis im
migrants ov. r Wilmington (N- C.) HUir.
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KIMI.SDTKII1
Tlck.ta tor sale at It. Banes' ll.i ry barn, Ktl-
r-ne.orat llurd Davenport's otilco lu nor-
EUGENE-LEABURG.
n. rcalter I will rim dallr (taao helTwn
Fu..;ne and Ialmnr. Frt-lKlit ami l.ioanc
shoold I lett al mj .laWe tlie e'iOlnf adore
depi.rtnre of llif le. .
ntRKf iaYii" r-iis'-ew n' " . . .
urn el II am. Htnrnllill, slane .eave -tarsal
1 p m, arriving In Kuneneato p m.
FOLEY SPRINGS
Htnge leaves Eugene for Foley HpriiiK"
Mondays, Wednesdays; and hridaysat
8 a m, returning alternate dav.
MANHOOD
'
EvST m SOUTH
VIA
Tlie Sliasstti Koute
l)F TKS
Co
KiprtMs Traina Keve I' oriland I'm! y
rortland
K unfile
San Krancioco
A 1 ov triiiin- 1 1 1 1 i.i I
City, Wo ol inn, i- it 1 1. , 'i . n .
J tf em mi, A 1 1 1 i j, '1 1 1 . 1 1. i 1 .
lla rnt-lmtK', Jmttitr to;. )m
Wfll, 1 1 Ithn (n . 1 1 1 i . i I t i
ona iiotn'hur tit AnldaLd tnolunve.
HOStvBUKO MAIL, 141LI.
S M) h in l.v Portland Ar 4. SO pm
2.ti4 p m l,v Kunene l.v li'i'-Oaa
.J0 p in Ar How ha in I.vi7:.fl
DINING GAKS ON 00 DEN HOUU.-
rULLMAN liUUKTaLEKPIiBB
4SU-
SKCOND t l.ASS CAKS
Attached tc all through trains
West Side Dlvliion.
BLTWELN PORTLAND AND t0it ALLIB
U.UL1UAIN HA1LT (BXCIIT BUN DAT.)
7:S0 a m I l.v l'ortland Ar I 5:00 pn
U:l;. p ai 1 Ar Cuna.lis l.v 1.05 v
At Albany mid v'orvnllU connect withtrtklt
of i)ieK1"- Central A Kii-itt-rn lihilwny.
IX11IIHB tUMH 1IA11.T (aSeUT Bl'MAI.
4 :W " m I t. i'.irtlancl Ar I 8.M ft 11
;-:to t, ti, i Ar MiiMmnvillo l.v I tr.M n t
8:S0 p in I Ar Independence Lv 4:60atu
Til KOUCH TICK KTS to all I'oimt
in tho Eastern Stall's, Cnnaua ui d curoij
oan be obtituit'd at lowt'Ht rules tri lu
L. (1. ADAlit. Agent, tuen.
It l i lt. I'. II. MAJiKIIAM,
THROUH TICKETS
... TO TIIK . i
EAST and SOUTHEAST
Southern Pacific Company and
piillmnu l'nlnco Hlcoliots, Tourist BlrIrl
and Itcollil Chair oars, Dally lo. ,
Denver Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City, St Louis
ami oilier Kastetn t'ltles. The only lino rom
Portlauu enuring iiasHeiigers
Specially Conducted Encurslons
tlirmich to ClilcaRo every Wednesday, and
DAILY TOtJIllHT CAR 8KRVICK
PUHTXAMU TO (JHIUAUO
,1. Ri.,iflnrn l'ni.inf. Union I'anlflo and 0
n w Uvn. Uhv huh chocked ttiroueh to dcatl
nation, .Masuillcent scenery, buloa De)s)t, fast
For liirihcr inlormatlon apply to any aaonl
Houtliem raellluijouipaliyor
It. H. BAXTKIt, O. , BROWN,
Uen'l Agent, Dial. Pass. Agl
130 Third st, Portland, or
V.'
'J
Future cc.r-r.-..-t for present
seeming; tco:iom; ,l-t tuy the
sewing macliiuc vHK.i estab
lished reputation, that guar
antees you long; and satisfac
tory service. J j J
ITS PINOT TENSION
. AND , ,
TENSION INDICATOR,
(devices for regulating- and
showing the exact tension) are
a few oi the feature, that
emphasize the Mph grade
character of the liite.
S:nd for our elegant H.T.
catalog.
White Shwing Machine Co.,
CLtVtlAND, 0.
Eugene Street Railway.
TIMK t'AKII.
Aertllo4tll of (Xt. 1KM, llio slre
cars will run on tlie following wliedu
time until further notice.
I.KAVINO TIIK DKI'OT.
7:10.7:40-H:1-N:4'I U:K'-9:0-10-W .;m
lien every half hour.
LKAVBTHK UNIVKRHTY.l't
, J r,.S:;'fi e:f)f-B:"5-9:50-10:15 a m
l w rv mm in in.
VI'; hii'i! len.i i ti ii 1 1 . 'ii tim
RESTORED ,'
Ut mmlum Dr.
PrRlt'l
iriiow nr
Thit wuti'lCfiUl trmcilf
.. .1 . .... a.. UfMk Ualtliir I ....
South ;
li ft p ia l.v
ll:pm 1 l.v
7:l iitu I Ar
.N..HI'
i.v 1 4 r.i a
l.v I s c r
fain Ci'wr, llili hf, WMkeluluma, L"tt Minbootl. Niglm VmU
mom, NerToastifM, kU tlrtlm, lvt of ixiwer In Gtvrili Orni of
etihrr ki, tt.uw. i oer exettlon, Tt.uthful rrror a'm. utt of
.. ... i,,nni.,isi twViirh Ifid In Infirm it v. ('nriButnmlOB OT
Inunitr. CBn lftt)el In iKkri. Si oocwr tkx,4for by mll
trpt-mi. Clrrulur Vte, IVjM ill druKRUU. Ak for If, Utt no othrr.
Iinnfcturfi by Ih ffnii M-1lclne Co., Purl. Prtoc. I.tue-tni
truf Co..tlurtribuiitigaycul. Tbltd tod YtmbUl ., Foftland, Ot.
J
Soo Piu ilic Line.
To
tkMldveatll.ule tra. eonsitiiiK o
.lace .leeninir ears, li.xourioiis diuln
cars, eh'Kautday eouebes and maKiiill
cent tourist cars and free colonist sleep
ers from the I'a. illu to the Atlantn
Ithout ehaiiKe.
Mist Olrsct and Cheapest K
Kooienay
Mining
istrict
till -I.ANU
KASuiiAN AND
All Doints lu the Ikunotan Cnunti i
Oet a pamphlet Kivi ift full iteMTlptio,,
ot this wonderful c intiv A.k ti c
aitent for a copy of tl em, mm- laws i,l
Urillsli Columbia.
lowest Raws lo aim trom ( , , .
ETJROI?E
. i . . v1kii Alluntls Sli'nmchlu l iu
CANADIAN PACIFIC ICY ( O. 8
Royal Hlail Steamship Cino
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
CANADIAN Al1 H A I. A N tllflll I.
UONOLU1.U, FIJI AND Al'STHALlA
iO,
Tne shnrleHt. Ilnu 1,. 11... ivi.......
Theso Bteainers cany nil experienced
medical man, and a stewaniiw i n
every voyage.
rortiuitt tames, naiiioh 1 ix nr.n.
information, call on or addrej-H
HF.O. F. CRAW, B. W. GKKR.
Agfiit, Kugcna. Freight ami I'assen.cr Aut
j C0YI- Hi. Ihlrdbt., I'orllando
Pl.t. Paaa. Aitont, Vtncouvor B. C.
This Railway Co.
Operates lu truliis on the Intnous block
sysielii.
l.ltitH its trains bv elect i U It
out.
Uses tlie celebrated elietin. ueitli ead
lug lump.
Ilium splendidly cnuliipcd passenge
iiaius every nay anil night belween
til. Haul and Chicago, and tinmba.
and Chicago; tlie
Chicago Milwaukee
and St Paul.
Also operates Bteatn liealerl veslibiiled
trains, carrying tbu Intest piivale
coinpurnieiit enra, library bulla
smoking; cars, uud drawing nuui
sleepers.
Parlor cars, free reeling cliuii ea
nntl the very best tiling cur seivln
rj'or tlio lowest rates to unv nolnl I '
the United (States or C'nnnda, nppl
to ticket agent, or address
C. J. KODY,
W. CASEY, tlenoral Ageut,
Tmv. I'ivis. Agent. rortland.
0. R. & N.
EAST.
(JIVES TIIK IIIOICK OF '
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
GREAT
NQHTHLRN RY,
OREGON
ShOKl LINE.
Vli
SALT LAKE
LENVEH
OMAHA
alto
KANSAS CITY
VIA
BPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
8T. PAUL
AND
CHIC A (JO
OCEAN STEAMERS
OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER
AND
CITY OF TOPEKA
Leave Portland every five days fur
ALASKA . . POINTS
OCEAN 8TT AMER8I
LEAVE PORTLANb EVERY S DAYS
yon
SAN FRANCISCO
HtcuiiuTH Monihly fri.in Portland
Ynkohniim iuhI Jlonn Koiir; via ti e
Norlln'rn I'ticlfW' Kn "nhhlp t'o. li
counectlou with O. R, & N(
Kor full inronutttlon c'l on O. H. AN.
Agent L L HI KVKNH, hiufue.
Cr i.UlrcM W II llt'lM.miRI.
UenurMl l'tUMtPKt'r Ajtout,
I'orlUud. t'ri'KOO,
DUIiWKM.,rARMLL&ro.
uen. Agi. or, i 'sc. a. h, uo.
1'ortlftuiJ, Urt'ifuu.
Tir.Kfi a ro
ALL fU" T
CAf 1 ...
john m. Williams
AUCMT, KUOCNC.
Through I'nlaco and Tourist Sleep
ers, Dining and Llbrnry Observailou
cars-
ELKOANT VKSTI11ULE TUAINS.
No. 4 Limited haves Portland at
2;00p. m.;
AfllV$ME7
No. 3 Limited arrives Portland at
1U;15 a. in.
U S Land Commissioner.
Joel Ware, having boen p
(Kiinted U. S. Circuit Covrt
Coinniisnioner for tho district
of Oregon, is now piepared
to mako Homestkad Filinos,
Final I'hoofs, and take tes
timony in Contkst Cases
Having had thirty years ex
perienco in this lino, he will
guarantee satisfaction in
every case. Oflico in Odi1
I'V'.Io-vh' l!uilding, liugene
Cii.pcn,