Daily Eugene guard., April 13, 1898, Image 5

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AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO. THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "C ASTORIA" AND
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA,-' as our trademark.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hijannis, Massachusetts,
uas the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and does now f on every
bear the facsimile signature of AfMZ 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 kind you have always bought rf m the
and has the signature of CMZcfU wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
President.
March 8, 1897. Q&- . 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 Tailed You.
THC CKNTAUH COMPANY. TT MURRAY BTHCKT, NEW YORK CtTV.
DR. G. BIDDLE
DENTIST
Oftlc-Jio on Olive Mm t,
Bfxtli streets, oue biui.it
Hotel..
lelwttil Filth ait
vvtbi oi Miin.caot
CEO. B.
10
10.
Attorney and Counselor
at'Lawt
XXflhl PKACTICK IN TUB COUNT
t T of tho Second Jndieiul Distilct and in
Supreme Court nf thin Htute.
Special attention given to collection' an.)
natters in probate.
A. C. WOODCOCK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Okfk K-Otie-hrtlt blosk south ot ii.rlim-u
Block.
IrusW Thompson.
Charles A flard
Thompson & Hardy,
Attorneys-at-Law,
OHIci in First National Bonk BWg.
Practice In all the Courts.
Eufitne, I
GEO. A. DOUlliS
Atioenb y-at-La w,
EUGENE, OREGON
rrics Over Land County Bank.
L. BILYEU,
Attorney- at-Law,
KUQKNK, OREGON.
WOfHcl OverFlrat National fiauk.
DR. J. W. HARRIS,
Physician and Surgeon
Offlct over Henderson & Llun'a Drug Store.
OrucEUouBs: 9 to a.m.;2to 6 and 7 to
Residence Ferry street between 11th and 13th
J. M. WILLIAMS
ATTORNEY : AT :
LAW
COLLECTIONS A SI'KCIALTY.
Olllco over Lane County Bank.
H. D. NORTO
LAWYER.
Kooiub 1 and 2 over First Kullomi
Batik
W. KUYKENDALL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office In Chrismar Block.
Special attention to urirerv and surRiCrt it:;
e9c ol wonmu
J. S. LUCKEY,
Watches and Clocks Rep-.iied.
ilt.i;; n;.i)M
HUBBLE'S TRANSFER
M. S. HUBBLE. PROPRIETOR-
General Transfer Business Cone.
All kinds of Wood for Sale. BscirftJ
it "'1 1 any part of the city Piano ai.a
nousthold Fornltun- Moving a Sutlaliy.
NOTICE TO CUEDITOItH.
Notice is hrrpliy givn Ibut Goo B Ponis
been iluly npiointril eiecitor of the
Wale, of Sarah 1). Kitcta, dec-ise I. All
Pfon, hTini( cliirua aKainit Hiiii esfili
' hereby noiflnl to -prespnt tbemnio to
neculor at hi law office, in Ennnr
withu tii montbs (rooi tlia dale of
Jois notice.
Eigene, Oregon, G1.0. B. Dornn,
January 1, Eiecntor.
YOU SMOKE?
BANQUET."
i CENTS
THE .BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY
TfjiionsB ni ftiii smoke it alway
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Loud Oftica tit KoHeburR, Or,
Mutch 4, 1898.
Notit-ti is hereby feivoo thitt the follow
iuK-unaml Helllcr Ima tiled notice of bit
intention to ninko tin il proof in support of
bi claim, und that noi l nio. ( will be made
before Joel Ware, U S 0- mmisMoner,
hnaime, urtnon, on April IK, iSilti, viz:
Gourde O tird on II E No 0818 (or tho
e ol sco 4 Ip lu s r 1 enst.
Ho unman tho followiu witnesses to
provo his continuous resilience upon urn
caltivation oi, sihi inmi. viz
Albert J Wuid. Carey W Thompson
Andrew Ilickson, Jameti Mug lit ss, all of
LUistou, Oregon.
It M Vkatcu,
ltetfiriier
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud OiHoo at Uoseburg, Oregon,
March 4, lb'.8
Noiico U hereby given 'bat the following
named Hcttlur bus filed notice of
his iutouliou to make final
proof in support of bis claim,
and that faid proof will be mado be
fore Joel Ware, U S C o ruin ins ioner. at
Eugene, Oregon, on April IS, 1808,
viz: Albtrt J Ward on II E No Gb-17 for the
8 e V, of 8tc 14 tp 1G s r 1 east.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove bin continuous residence upon and
cultivation ot, aaia land, viz:
Carev W Thompson. Andrew ! Hickson
James Maime?8, Georco D Ward, all of
Elli3tou, Oregon.
R, V Vkaioh,
Uegister
GUARDIXSI1IP SAlE.
Notice is hereby iven th-it by virtue of
a'a order of tho county court of Lane
county Oregon on the 6th day of December
18U7 1 will offer for sale at private sale the
folio wine described premises: Lot o, b, and
li of section 34 in Twp 17 S R I w of Will
Amelia MHriiliau in Lane county Oregon
coutaiuiua Vli and 0 100 acres in Lane
ecunlv Orouon. All uror.s wiahinc
buy Haiti premises are hcrtby notitied that
on and after the 7th day of January 18'JtJ
the said guardian will proceed to Bell said
nremiHes ut urivale sale. All persons wish
ing to buy the wune are hereby notified to
present tueir uius to rue saiu guaniiau ai
tlw Ihw f.ffipH of Wrtlron A' Mark ly Will
amette street between 7th And bth street
hugeue Lauecouuty, Uieyou.
En'iK I'u.n'am,
Ahros &, Mauklky Gu.rdian.
Attorneys.,
XOTiCS FOR PfBMCATIOX.
Land Ollice at Ilnselniri,', Or.,
March il, 1K!W,
Aotici' in horehv uiveD that tl.e fnllowintf-
nameil settler lias tiled notice of his intention
to innke final proof in support of his claim,
ao. I that -ai'l proof will be ma'le belore Ji
Ware, I" S ( inniiitioDer. at Kuu'ene, Oregon
on nril '.'. ls'.n. viz: .Tolm A. Kowers, on
II E Xo 7;t.V) for the SEJNWJ of sec 8, T
li .'S. It "i ivesL
He mmcs the following witnensea to prove
hi continuous residence upon and cultivation
nf s;id liin'i. viz: I.ouis 1) ltowe. K'lwan
W'elis, liicliard It Hayes, of (.'row, Oregon
Klcliard I. Uayef, of I.lewellvn, Oregon.
Jt M ' Karen, Register.
Xtm E FOR PUHMCATtON".
Oiaee nt lt-wehnri', li.e-on
March I J, H'JS.
Nod ia hri'by Bi& that the fnl'ow
it.2 nmd settler bandit-d notice of his io
tent ion to make final proof in anpport o
hU claim, and that aaid oronf wil. b niadi
for ! d Waro, U 8 Coromia.aonPr. at
Kninfl, Orftjon, on Ap'il '25, lli'.ei, viz:
ChiMfr D H.iiriaonll K No HII4, for thr
. of aoc. 'il. II). 10 S, It 2 We.t.
Ho nmn t lie following wilnfswa to
j. rive hi. continuous rr-.H-nce u;on ann
.ntiivation of aaiJ Ian1!, vir:
Fnnk Stafford. Sinfor l Skinner, -Umh
Sirb'd'on. Cbarlei lUnstwy; all ol S.o
ink, Oregon.
II. M V Him,
Hejuter.
AN INQUIRING LAO.
F.Tou4l .lilurumt'ut Which AptwwrvJ to
lie l'uurcvMtry.
"Vhon I was down in tho Tvnnesoo
r:. uinai:is di.ing my turn inth.u "wultur
ami primitive vtkn," ubstTv-Al tho tto
elal anont, "I had at various timed
such sliimisu( life as you paniiK.'red chil
dren of the luxurious capital never got, X
remember or.o June morning I arose fmm
my simple bed of clapboanU on tho loft
tloor o( a loir cabin and proceeded down a
Lulder to tho earth, thence a hundred
yards down to tho envk, whero I w;u
atfotded ample opioriunity for my ma
tuiiual ahluiHUis, as tho i-t mini was big
notion to run a sawmill with.
As I sphii'-hed my face In tho clear wa
ter and snli ttered over It after the usual
'ah ion of n man who likes to wash his
faco I was joined by tho 10-year-old son of
tho family with which I was stopping.
lie stood on tho shore watching mo with
much interest, which I am glad to say I
returned with zest, for ho was a picture
boy. Ho was sandy and freckled and
didn't look as if ho had had a bath in tho
memory of man. His clothes were slimilo
enougn, consisting of a cotton shirt, and
there was no hat to hide a head of hair
which I am positive nover fell the pe no-
rat lug and persuading intluence of a
comb. Ho was too much interested in tho
mysteries of my toilet to say anvthimr un
til I took out a comb and began to uso It
on my tangled locks. After a tug or two
nt It, looking at him meanwhile, ho spoke.
bay, mister, ho said curiously, 'hnv
yer got to do that thcrcr'
'Do what there?' I smiled in tcply.
' 'That there that yer doin.'
" You mean combing my hair?'
" 'Yes.'
" 'Of course it has to be done.'
" 'Every morula this envoy?'
" 'Certainly.'
" 'Well, geewhillcrkins, mister, ' ho said.
with much feeling, 'yer must bo a heap
of trotiblo to ycrself. ' "Washington Star.
A STORY OF NAPOLEON.
lie Liberated a Scotchman at Gberliampfi
Itrquent.
Xnpoleon had nt 0110 time many ndnilt-
ers in t-nglimd, ospociully iuhoiik tho
commercial classes, who sufTcri'd deeply
from tho war, but bo nlienated tho sympn
thlus of all such by bis cruel arrest of tho
r,nulih who wore in rranco at tho time
of tho rupturo of tho peaco of Amicus, in
isoy. Borne lL'.OOO Kuirlish of both sexes
wero thus detained In irksomo captivity
till the closo of tbo war, and hardly a
family in tho middle nnd uperclasses hut
had to bewail tho absonco of &01110 friend
or connection.
Yet in individual cases Napoleon
showed sonio nianauiniity. A young
Hcotchmnn, ono Hoburt Hendry, from
Uhwpow, a sclontfllo dyor and olieiuist,
had taken ndvnntago of the peace, to visit
tbo (rreat manufacturing houses of Franco,
and ho was staying at Jouy, where Ober
kamnf has established a huiro cotton print
ing factory, when war suddenly bmko
out. Hendry was thereupon constituted a
prisoner by tho authorities, but allowed
to remain on parol o at Jouy.
ISapoIeon one day visited tho factory tin
oxpoetedly. accompanied by Josephino.
Ho mado a rapid progress through tho
works. Villagers and work people, tho lat
ter numbering 1,400, assembled to witness
his departuro, cheering tho cortege, and
cheering still louder when tbo emperor
was seen to tako tho cross from his own
breast and allix it to that of tho modest
Oborkamnf. Isabey painted tbo scene,
nnd tbo picturo is still to bo found unon
tho walls of ersailles. Hut Obnr
kampf had still something to ask. Napo
leon smiled propitiously, hut mado n wry
faco when he heard tho petition, which
was for tho relcaso of tho prisoner. "An
Englishman!" "Xo, sire, a Scotchman 1
His mother his sisters depend on bis la
bors." "Well, ho shall bo free, then!"
said tho emperor. HotisohoUl World.
Tho lllark Cap.
Thoro Is ono particular part of the dross
belonging to tbo order of tbo coif tbo
blacken) which tho judges in England
always put over their wigs when passing
sentence of death. Little Is known con
cerning this black cap, and ninny mistakes
havo been mado about it. Mr. Horgeant
Pulling, in his work "Tho Order of tbo
Coif, says: "Tho black cap, or sontenco
cap, of tbo judges nnd sergeants is certain
ly not tbo 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 coif
was required to bo hidden. By tho ancient
privileges of tho sergeants tho coif was
not to bo taken off even in tho royal pres
ence. Tho chief Insignia of tho order was
to 1)0 so displayed when sitting on tho
bench or pleading at tho bar, but this rule
seems always to havo been departed from
in passing sentence of death.
"Tbo head of tho administrator of jus
tice was then covered, as a token of sor
row, by tho black sentence cap. This cor
nered cap, black cap, or sentonco cap, ns
it is sometimes termed, Is o piece of limp
black cloth, which is put on the top of tho
wig. Tho cap is rarely put on, except
when a prisoner has been convicted of
murder,, and then tho judge places tho
cap on tho top of his wig and passes sen
tence of death." Clentienian's Magazine.
Analogoua Itcaaonlug.
A poet proffering his work to an editor
said:
"This Is n smnll poem, but quality is
tho main thing. I venture to think you'll
(liul It truo poetry."
llnviuK read it tho editor put It into n
drawer and, handing tho poet a 10 eelit
piece, Faid:
"This is a smallish coin, but I am bo
bold as to hopo that you will bo pleased
with its purity. It is nearly all silver."
:in FralK-isco Examiner.
"Lay" rlatea.
In caring for tho tnblo during a dinner
party it Is customary to reserve the most
valuable or artistic plate for tho "lay
service." Tho scheme of providing does
not permit tho puost to lie without a pinto
boforo him, and between tho courses platos
aro laid nt each cover, ono laid down
while tho used platu is removed. Cnuldon,
Copolaml and Hoyal Worcester china aro
much liked for "lay plates. "Philadel
phia Press.
A ll;noala.
Maude Do you know, I really belluvo
t lint Tom Is going to propose.
Jiertha I noticed that he was looking
terribly sad aliout something or other, but
then, you know, dear, It may not bo that.
Perhaps his mother Is sick, or possibly ho
Isn't feeling well himself. Iloston Tran
script. Tho Germnns nnd ."axons drnnk their
wino and beer from horns unprovided with
handle's or feet, fo that tbo horn had to bo
implied by cn- h drinker.
CWP CO..jTiPATI0N
25c 50c :
WOMEN IN FRENCn FICTION.
Ki.Iort.d 1'ortraltUK-a
of t'rvuvh W'tTva
tl 1'T Noveli.la.
i!. ih, a f..r
i.-. a nie.s
1.i:i 111. noirrtb-
aud .llutU.-ra I'rt'-ul
MiS All'.:l I- UU-Un.
&or.o v. ar r: t..o i n.ici
111 Ilfo linilsa:l.id.l ii Nap
utes to Tho (.Yntury an article ou'Tiviuii
Wives and Mothers, " This is richly Illus
trated bv drawings by lioutet do Monvel.
Miss lticknell futya:
Those who have (tathertil their opinions
as to tho reul character of tho a vera go
Fremhwonnin from the romantic liter
ature jf the present century, more espeel
ally that of the last few years, would neo- !
esnrily bear a severe judgment, ttngvM
with a euiifUlerablo aiimuiit of contempL
tfuch an opinion would, however, bo un
just and wholly undeserved, as any Im
partial observer, having been privileged to
share French homo life, could truly tell
them. Tho average Kngltsh woman is
very graphically depleted in English nov
els, and a foreigner can form a fair esti
mate of her merits and demerits from the
deseriptlons of Knglish doiuestto life pre
sented by popular writers, lint it is not
so in France or In French literature. Tho
real French gentlewoman deserves to be
better understood, for she is totally unlike
tho hcroineaof modern novels, whose writ
ers know about as much of aritooratio
life as the nuthor of "The Lady FlaUdla"
In "Nicholas Nickleby." Tho pictures
presented in Octavo Feuilht's writings
are perhaps tho truest to nature as it is
seen in some melancholy cases. Hut ho
himself certainly would have been ready
to admit that the women he met in dally
life had nothing in common with his mor
bid heroines. As ho belonged to a good
old family of the upper bourgeoisie, he had
better opportunities ot knowing thesoc lety
which lie depleted so powerfully In his
novels of fashionablo ltfo than have the
upstarts who describe salons of which they
have never crossed tho threshold.
Hut even in tho works of Feuillet, al
though tho framo is accurate, the portraits
arc those of exceptionally diseased minds.
Women like Mine, dc Chanipallon In "M.
do Camors" or the dreadful Julia de Tro
cviuir may exist In France or elsewhere,
but those who know French society wilt
certainly recognize more readily women
like Mme. do Camors and her charming
mot iter or theSnzanno of "La Clef d'Or,"
with tho homo of Hibyllo nnd tho dear old
people so delightfully described them
Many examples might bo quoted equally
sweet and pure among tbo heroines of
Feuillet 's Impassioned narratives, and ono
is convinced that these have been moro
faithfullly copied from naturo than tho
others.
Tho fact is that tho great majority of
French novelists belong to tho Hohemia of
literature and are not admitted within tho
precincts either of aristocratic circles or
of tho less refined but equally strict bur
geols homes. They know only tho border
land, peopled In general by tbo wealthy
and adventurous foreign set which budded
and expanded during the second omplro
and has now taken Us place by tho sido of
trench society, but not within Its pale.
A llealistio Kcouo.
"Realism la tho thing," Insisted tho
garrulous actor while they were taking
their night lunch after tho show. "Noth
ing takes ltk" tho real sawmill, tho cotton
mill, train of ears, lire engine, burning
block, genuino horse and all that sort of
thing.
"I discovered that when I was a kid
gotting up amateur perfounauces. That's
where I learned human nature heforo wo
youngsters knew anything about tho ways
of tho world and had a comb with a piece
of paper over it nnd a jew's harp and a
mouth organ for tho orchestra. I'll novor
forget when wo gavo 'Ked Handed Anto
nius In tho barn 3 cents for adults, loent
for children over 6 and free seats for the
balance. Everything was roal. I had
corn knifo fur a sword, and there wasn't n
soldier in tho squad that didn't haven
musket longer than Mmself. When wo
fought, tho anger of baltlo flamed from
our eyes, and when ono fell ho wont down
so hard that It took weeks to removo tho
bruises. Tho nudience would get on their
feet to cheer, anil it took half n dozen
husky marshals to keep them from going
after the villain with pltenrorKa.
"When itcamotimo to behead Anto
nlus, the oxeitement was Intense The mu
slo of tho orchestra was Blow and dismal.
Tho children had to ho carried out, and
they whooped as they vvunt. Tho people
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 tip my sleeves, tho breath
ing stopped. Just hero my fathor entered
by way of a granary dour and carried mo
kicking off (hostage. If bo had not, I
would havo decapitated tho youngster who
was playing Antonius ns suro as I am
alive. If tho whole thing hadn't been so
realistic, wo couldn't hnvo held our audi
enco for ton minutes. It's tho samo way
the world over." Detroit Free l'ress.
I.aulicl llhiiaelf to Ieatli.
Among the historical Incidents connect
ed with tlio ratliliiius Is ono relating to
anold judge who laughed himself to death.
Ono sultry day, roads tho record, during a
recess of tbo council tho members were
leaning from tbewludowsof tho rnthhaus
In tho hopo to catch any stray wind. It
was tho period of hoops nnd voluminous
skirts, and maid shared with mistress tho
mania for distended attiro. On this pulse
less summer day a prutty servant girl In a
wldu hooped skirt and a gay bodice mado
her way lliroiujh tho loitering groups up
to tho fountain. Ssho filled her tub nnd
lifted It to her head, but In this move'
mcnt, hi, the wonderful skirt was wrested
from Its fastenings ami It dropped to tho
imoiiid. Tho imluo hod seen the innld ap
proach tho fountain llko a ship under full
.ail, and when ho now behold hor, col
l.vosi il and abashed, ho was filled with
such humor that uiin tho spot ho laughed
himself to death. ".Stuttgart," by Klslo
J. Allen, In lliirinr s Mngnzino.
Clerk Worm Turns oil Shopper.
Sho wanted to look at baskets, nnd for
Mint nurnoso tho clerk took from tlio
shelves a largo assortment until all but
two were sputtered oer tho counter. Tbo
woman did not want to buy, so sho turned
away, making tli" excuse, "I only caino In
to look for onu of my friends." Tho clerk
felt rather c.viisiior iU'd and mulled, "Mad'
am, If you hnvo tho slightest Idea that
your friends aro in either of these two
baskets on tho sin Ives, I shall bo pleased to
take them down for you to oxninlno.'
.Springfield It.'i'iililienn.
Tlio KaUliit Itidu.try.
It doesn't tal:o much to start tho rabbit
Industry a fc w riibbitsand a turnip patch
or mtio oth-r ii;ittiro but It takes
mluhtv hustling to cheek It after It gctB o
naal start V'l kill about 14,000,000 01
tin, i, In North Carolina every winter,
Inir, thorn are i.i'iro hero now than there
were when Mr itah lgh brought his 1m
migrants over. Wilmington (N. C.) .Star.
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Cabin
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Cabiu 10 00
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RIVER DIVISION.
Steamer "Albany" between I'mlland
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suiiauys, Mlneailiivs and rnuays.
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Hlage leaves KuKene for Florence
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Ib'turnlng utage leaven Florence
for Kugetie Tuesdays Thursdays and
,ii,,r,ti,va at. R a m
trrlvea in Ktigetio at 6 p m the dny
fiillowlnz.
KODNUTKII , '
TlekeU lor sale at K, llanua' Ufcrv barn, Kn
riria, or at tlurd 4 Davaaport'i ollliw In rlor
ence. EUGENE-LEABURG.
n..ro rtr I wltl run
lallr l
.lullt
o Il.nr0 fn-lvht mill KV1LW.
i.nuii. t left nt m? RMblv Die ev.jUiii tviore
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UfKiUm. Htnniiim, 1'Rvm
rvatl p m,rrivlnK In KunoiH p m.
FOLEY SPRINGS
Stage leavt-s Eugene for Foley Hprlng"
Mondays, Wcdneadays and Fridays at
(J a in, returning alternate davs.
MANHOOD
EvST AMD SOUTH
VIA
Tlie Sliasstfi Koute
OFTflK
'pi. (i ii n ( ii
urn tbouiuem raciuc to
Kspress Trains Iavo l-.irtlanj llai y
i North
Ar f'.I.H l i
t.V 4 ID A
I.V I K M1 P I
li.Oll ) lu I.v
Tortlaiul
Sa.li Kraui'isoo
11 :.( p m l.v
7:r aiu 1 Ar
A I ov,t lr:tii.i. , 1 1 1 t : ' 1
filV, Wo it:ll!ll, 1. , 1 , -i'.ilii
.1 filers i n, All i i , 'I i t i . I I, i
llarrittur, Jiuttiir tii. i,
Well, t , I'frJ , t.i, , . 1 I i i . I 1 I
otis lumt-lmro to AsttlaLiI inclusive.
BOSKBUtta HAIL. I'AILT.
S 111) a m I.v Portland Ar J.lsl pn,
2.01 p in l.v Kiwtftie l.vilo;slan
.VLMpui Ar KomImuk l.V7:30 air
DINING OAKS ON OtlOEN UOUlt'.-
rDLLMJN BUfrliTBLEUPEBB
AMU
SKCDNl) CLASS CARS
Attac'btl tc all through iralna
Went Siilo l llvl.lon.
BMWEtS P0UTLAND AND ('Oitt ALUS
H.V1LT11A1N MAILT (IXrirT aUMIlAT.)
7:80 a ui I.v l'ortlanit Ar I 6:!i0 in
U:1.t (i ru I Ar Corm.lia l.v l.t I
At Albany anil v'orvallia oonneut with trail
nf Oion t'entral A Kimtrru Hailway.
(XlilltHB TKA1N 1IAH.T laXVUT Bl'M'AI.
4:M ii in I I.v i'.irtlanil Ar I .'fl a n
MiO ii m i Ar McMimivillo l.v .'i:I0 a
S:SU p m ArIndciendeiieeLv 4:50am
Til KOUC'H TICK KTS to all l utnis
in the Custom Btatea, Ciinada ai-d Europe
oao be obtained lit lowt'Ht rateB In lu
L. (1. ADA1H, Agent, l''UiiM
It l i lt, C. 11. MAJiKltAM,
THROUH TIGHETS
... TO T11R . i
EAST Mdi800JHH8T
Southern Pacific Company and
Or"-V
l'nllmiia Palace 8lccwi, Tourul Blctperl
and liuclln tlialr oars, liallv le. ,
Denver Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City, St Louis
and oilier Eastern t'ltlei. The only line rom
I'ortlaud ctluruig liaasuiiKOra
Specially Coaducted Excurllom
tlirousti to Chicago ovcrj WcdnclilaY, ad
DAILY TOIMtlHT CAR BKRVICK
i'UKTLANb TO U111CAUO
via Pouthcrn Pacific, Union Paclno and O dt
N W Itys. HaR sku chocked tlirollall to dcatl
tiHtlon, Maitiiillcunt sculiury, Uulou Uoliot, taai
time, lowest rate.
For further Information Bliplv to anT BBont
Muuuicra raciiiuuoniaiiT or
It. W. BAXTKlt, 0. S, BROWN,
Uon'l Aaent, DllL I'aU. Alt
m Third it., Portland, Or
r
'.;
Future cor-f.-.rt for present
seeming economy, Lut buy the
sewing; machine vilh estab
lished reputation, that guar
antees you long and satisfac
tory service, ji ) J"
ITS PINCH TENSION
. . AND , ,
TENSION INDICATOR,
(devices for regulating and
showing the exact tension) are
a few ot the features that
emphasize the hiph grade
character ot tne V lute
Send for our elegant H.T.
catalog.
White Slwing Machine Co.,
CttVtlAND, 0.
Eugene Street Railway.
TIMK CARD.
After the 4tli of Oct. 1815, the sires
nars will run on the following aeliedu
time until further notice.
LKAVIMU Tim DKrOT,
7:10-7:40-:10-H:40 :lr-9:40-IO (:i' em
hen every half hour.
LKAVKTIIK UNIVKRBTY.I'i
, ,.7-;-:: n:of-9:2o-9:J0-10:15 s m
' 't rv half In nr.
A i'll Imo i ii ii i i . 'li tint
RESTORED
Dr. Pfnn
rtt I'llU.
Irllow Hfria I'llU.
Tint wuniicnul remcily
WMk Utmor I .u. r.1
rain FowrT, llndartif, W kelulni, I't MtDbcxxl, Ntfhilf KniU
alont, NerToasneM, all tlnin, Imi oC piwrr in C.fV-rtle Organt of
euhrr aes. ca 'f or exertt'tn, ?"mriu. rror 4,(ai(t ph of
tolaro, opium of MirauUntt, which Imd lf lDfirnit,Cnniun)ptkB or
Iniamty. Can twrarrietl in fit pocket. It.oop4r box, ft for f , by mall
trraalif. C1r ulir Frre. ftol.l h all iruptitlt). Ak for It'.Uke noothrr.
linufirtuiM bf the Prn.il Mrlic.na Co.. Parla. Pranc. I,aue-!
tmtf Co.,diMribttiiiig ageuta, Tblrtl unl YambUl Portia od, Off,
AND
Soo Piu i fie
To
Line.
Solid veatltiule trn. eoiisitlnir o
alaee Bleeniinr ears, h.xmitioua ditilu
ars, eleKautday eouehes and inaL-nill
oeut tounat cars and free colonial uleep
ers from tho l'aiillc to the Atlanta
ithuut chaiiKe.
!Moil Direct and Chtaptst K
Kooienay
Mining
.strict
UIn-I.ANU
KANixjaN AND
All Dointa lu the ikunonan Cotinti .
Get a immiihlet elvi i full .i...,.ri,.n.,,
ol this wonderful ci mm- Ak tl e
ajreut for aeo)y of tl e m,(iinK laws of
"i limn v OIIHUOia.
Loweat Katca to an.l from , . . .
. ; . . vidian Allantlo Sleamslilu l.fu
CANADIAN 1'ACIKIC It V 110. 8
Royal mail Stoamsbip Cino
TO CHIITA AND JAPAN.
CANADIAN Al'miAl.lAN
nutii i.
UONObbU,
K1JI AND Al'STKALlA
;o;
Tlio shortest, linn l,i II, a ! ..
These steamers oiirty an experleiieed
medical man, and a stowardiw en
every voyage.
fortune lahlea, painplili u,
nrorniallim, cull on or address
or any
1KO. F.CKAW, B. W. UKER.
vent, Knsona. Freluht anil I'amenuer A t
A. J. COVI.K, .or.i.nuu
eaaa. Aeent, Vaticouvor B. C.
This Railway Co.
Operates it-i trains ou the linuous block
sysiviu.
I.ixhtB lta trains by electi ii It
out.
Uses Hie celebrukd eleetiii. ueilli end
I n r. lump,
Ituna splendidly C(tilpped jmPHengo
iiniio' every nay anu nigiit betweeu
Bt. Paul and t.'hienen. nnil iii.toha
and C'bieugu; the
Ch icago Milwaukee
and St Paul.
Also operates Bteiitn heated veslilmled
iiaiim, carrying the latest piivate
cotnparment cars, library bulla
smukliiB curs, and drawing rujui
sleeiiera,
Parlor cars, free reeling cluiit ca
and the Very best tiling carsetvio
Fur tho lowest rntes to anv Dolnl I '
tlie United Btates or Canada, nppl
to ticket agent, or address
C. J. KODY,
W. CA81SY, (Jenornl Agent,
I'rav. VufiH. Agent. Portland.
0. R. & N.
TO TI1K-
.EAST.
U1VKS T1IK L'llulL-K OF '
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
GREAT
nOhlotHN RY,
OREGON
ShOhl LINE.
Vli
SALT LAKE
L-KNVKK
OMAHA
AMD
KANBAB CITY
via
BPOKANE
M1NNKAPOLIH
BT. PAUL
AND
CHICAGO
OCEAN STEAMERS
OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER
AND
CITY OF TOPEKA
Leave Portland every five days fur
ALASKA POINTS
, -.el5lFN 8TCAMER8I
LEAVE PORTLANb EVERY a DAYS
roa
SAN FRANCISCO
Hteaiiiers Monthly from Portland
Yokolioina and Hung Kong; via ti e
Northern Pnelfle Kii onihlilp (0 j
connection with O. H. & f1
for full Information ca'l unO. tl. JtN
Agent I. LSI 'KVK.Nrl, KllKuna.
Or aihlrina w II 1 I ' It I . II I It I .
Uelieral I'aawniKi'r Audit,
I'urtlaiid. ureaoa.
DOIlWKI.I.,0ARI.II.I,CO.
uen. AKla. or. rae. s. H, Co.
1'orllaliu. Ureguu.
Tir.aci a ro
ALL Ulr t
(A1...
m. Williams
AutNT, KuaCNC,
Through Pulace and Tourist Hleen-
ers, Dining and Library Ol. nerval Ion
cars-
E LEU A NT VF:hTI11ULE .TRAINS.
No. 4 Limited haven Portland st
20 p. m.;
No. 3 Limited arrives Portland
10:16 a. in.
U S Land Commissioner.
Joel Ware, having boen ip
rointctl U. S. Circuit Covrt
CoinniisBioner for tlio district
ot Oregon, is now piepured
tO Iliako HOMESTKAD FlMNOS,
Iinal I'koofs, and take tes
timony in Contkst Cases
Having had tliirty years ex
perienco in tliis lino, he will
guarantee satisfaction in
every case. Oflico in Ode1
I'V.lo vs' lUiilding, Kugene
CiCpCn,
MumtmJ
at