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Newspaper Page TextAN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO TUP EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "C ASTORIA AVfl "PITCHER'S C ASTORIA,- as our trade mark! , DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Eyannis, Massachusetts was the originator of " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same that has borne and does now iSr on every bear the facsimile signature of -zMk 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 ihekind you have always bought -tf - on the Td has the signature of WM&s, wrap, per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex cept Tlie Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is March S, 1S97. QdLt .5U-.d, 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 V g Insist on Having The Kind That Never Tailed You. TMK CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET. NEW Vt)NK CtTV. GEO. B.DQ331S. Attorney and Counselor at-Law M rrriUi PKACTICK IS TRR COURT W of the Second Judicial Dti iet aiid in ie Supreme Court of thia Stato. Special attention given to collections and Fatten in prohato. A.C. WOODCOCK ATTORNEY AT LAW yvm-a-Ouu-u-ilt ulo.'A smth or Uhriam-u Iota, KUUh.NP . ! OUB'iOH. S lums W Shoti'pson. Clmi A Hinly Thompson & Hardy, Attorneys-at-Law, Otflce in First National Bank lllilir. fnrnnn fiP Practice In all the Courts. CtllK, Ul J. S. LOCKKY, Watches and Clocks Repaired. HUBBLE'8 TRANSFER M. 8. HUBBLEi PROPRIETOR- I General Transfer Business Done. fff ,1 "1 lit ml nf WVidil for Knit llfttrCHH Traul : ; tj Buy purl of the City IMnno ami Houtti. ) l .'"urnlture Moving a Specialty. F. E. Selovcr, M. D. LATE Resident Surgeon St Vincent HospiUl, Portland, OregJii. uffice-Walton H.ock, next to Hotel l!t -jft?ne. Ktiiornce At Mrs liounetrc, oppos e Congrc- suuuHicnurcn, r.ugene, urtgon. DR. G. BIDDLE DENTIST rt-ST on ullT0 strci-t, between Fifth an Bolell "rett! ' " ' L'ck w,',t 511n,'!sot i. M. WILLIAMS ATTORNEY : AT : LAW COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Ofic over Lano County Bank. H. D. NORTON LAWYER. Bj9 1 dtiil 2 over First Natiomi W. KUYKENDALL, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrismar Block. iuSti!Ult,"IIn to nursery nnJ s.irie di- 1 01 WUUlttU GEO. A. DOIUIIS Atiokntcy-at-Law, ixukne, oreson rrici-oTOTlce County Bunk L. BILYEU. Attorney-at-Law, KriNK, ORKOON. ""Orncl-OTerFlm rational B.ui. J. W. HARRIS, Hhviuian and Surgeon 'titT "n,1""fl blnn'r lime ritnr uHfi: t i.m.;ito ft and 7 to "i'!no-Ferry itreet between 11th and isiti v v v 3r crr w 4. ( buy the ; ? to.'y S'.i'v'c;-. . t J vv ; ITS PINCH TENSION TENSICM II-TDICATOR, (dcvscis f.'f r:-;-.il:itingf and snowing' hi-. tension) are la. few w t v; ;,-. tores that ; emphasis-; i:'-':'h grade character Whitj. il.::-. :- v-u.. Ci l". i L 'Au, 0. j VAVVVWeVWW Old Kentaeky IOUOR HOUSE, W. M. REHSHftW, IProprietor. Keeps I lie Bust brand! o( WHISKEY, BRANQYJ BIN f AND All Kinds of Wlnesll Also the Celebrated BCHMTZ MILWAUKEE BEER on drnMsht. EU8EKE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Ktnee lenvca F.utretie fur Florem Mominvs Wetlnewliiyn Friday at 6 a in K-tufiiiiiK since I'-nves Horence f,ir Kucetie Tuesdays Thuwlays aud SiitiirdaTs nt S ft m arrives in Eiicene at 6 p m the da) tnlinwiii.-. , iv-:IK HUE rorNUTHIi' fa oo T'r'keu tor at E. Bn'llrry barn, a-c.-n", or at Uurd A liaT.nport a offlo In Flor- EUGENE-LEABURG. Hereafter I will run a dally lUr Fil.uViVl'he l.-fl m mr autble the er-jnlnf .-ore ,'".,:-.tuV:ne...m..r,l,ln.tU .imatllam. Rstiin.ln. .Use lean r: fit 1 p m, arrirtng In Kugcnt at m. FOLEY SPRINGS ritaite leaves F.uifene for Foley SprltiK" . !....!....(. llVt. 0 a ni, reiurinuM """ Kin.,' r. AT T11H FOLLY. ; It was r..jt m-hccrful cafo. but ttwi n.ar ho vutrnncrt u Thy 1-Vllv. M raua ami iKrn-a ttmuih tlm tteainiiiK 'IKe men had a forlorn loi.k. ami thu s in Ble wnlUT, oUr iu 1 couM judno, must uaw un iwrpiexoa by thu bimK n of his duubtful iintiuimlity;bul the phu-o ikvimi. quia, ftnd I pukheil my way throutili tho swing doors without further thought. At tlio fnr eml of tho room was a kind of rdsed platform, with two tabKs. At ono f thu tat a mitn who twit my Bttentloii mow by his attitude than face. Hu seemed to havo shrunk into himself as refapo from doubtful contacts, yit ho had, too, the nirof a gentleman half submerged in comfortablo squalor. I took a seat oppo ilto him and said something about tho londitlon of tho streets. "It rains" ho queried. "It drizzles mud," I said. "Tho pave ments nro damnable." "Ah!" Ho took a sip from hU glass, folded his paper and looked at mo. Then ho glanced at the clock, sighed nint settled back into his chair. " You know this plnco well, I suppose' I nsked. "I dlno hero six nights n week. You see, it is convenient for me. Tho place itelf is not all that uno would ask, but when n man has lenrned a little of the philoMiphy of life ho takes things as as easily in I do." I nssenteti. "And utter ull,'" he went on, "what does it matter? At tho end of every nveuuo ono sees what? Death. Now, it seems to mo that I shall havo less to bind mo to life if I dlno every night in surroundings like these. A rich man, a lover of good vintages, a browser in fat pasturage, has to die for every fancy. Ho multiplies torture and feels dissolution in every approach of death." "You have had some experience of tho world," I said, "and have found it neces snry to learn tho doctrine of compromiser'' "I have had enough experience to make mo content to sit hero and drink with a stranger," ho answered, smiling, "nnd if" ho half emptied his glass "there aro any other unhappy turns of fortune in front of mo I shall doubtless meet them halfway. I never light; I accept," He paused. "You wero going to sneak," said I, "about your life." "True," ho said. "If I seem to talk too much, forgivo mo on tho ground that I so seldom have the opportunity now of speak ing in my own way." 1 begged him to mako no apology. Ho eyed me kindly, and I think ho had an Impulso to shake hands with me. Ho rofrained, however. "I havo upt always," bo said, "dined in this kind of plnco, but no reverse of for tune could ever servo to mako mo rcsout my destiny. When I tell you that I am happy, I ask you to believe It candidly." I told him that I was ready to occept any statement ho was pleased to make. "Alany years ago," ho continued, "1 took my degrco nt Cambridge. It wnsnnly a pass degree, but it uns good enough to pleaso my people. I had a turn for geology nnd worked hard. Then 1 broke down." IIo tapped his chest. "You understand!" ho nsked. I nodded. "I was sent to Switzerland. There I managed to pick up enough strength to mako mo face tho future again, hut just as I was rondy to work my father died. His ntTairs were not involved. There was, indeed, nothing but tho simplest issue. Ho had lived almost up to thu last pound of his income. When ho was gone, tho pockets of his children wero light. 1 had enough for an annuity of 60, I sunk all my enpitnl to ninko it certnin." lie mndo two littlo piles of salt upon the tablecloth and coughed. "England," ho said, "nnd particularly London, did nob suit my chest. I couldn't work. I simply drugged on for ten years. On n fraction under 1 a woek a man enn only bo a spectator. I watched life and learned my philosophy." "You havo had what people call had luck," I said. His oyes shone, and ho waved his hand again. "Not nt all," ho snld. "Indeed, I've bad tho best of luck." I involuntarily glanced nt tho stenmlng windows, the speckled linen, tho polyglot waitor. "You doubt mo," ho snld, "but I've not quito finished. I fear my story must stop now. I must go." "I, too," I said, "must mako n move. "May I nsk," ho sold, "whether you aro going to ho hero later on? ' "I'm nfrnid not," I said. "I'm just going to look in nt Tbo Folly, Then ho did grasp my hand. "I'm go ing thoro, too," ho said. "My story cun keen for n timo. Wo went out together. I noticed that tho attendants pnssed him in. lie was ovl dently known ut Tho Folly. Tho performance was such as I was wearily acquainted with tho snmo tricks of voice, the some dead level of humor. tho sumo ntmosphoro of musk and stale tobacco smoko. 31y companion ntlocteil no Interest. Ho eat for tho most pnrt with his eyes closed. Hut when tho sixteenth turn enmo he pulled himself together and laid bis band upon my nrm. "Now," bo said, "you'll seo something really uroccful tho truo artist nt wurk. I glanced at my programme. Tho namo of tho Indy wns entirely unfamiliar to me. Sho camo on to tho jigging of tho or chestra, riho sang n littlo sentimental sons In n volco that had some sweetness, o song that wns not vulgar. Tho audlenco oppoarcd indifferent, 'lhen sho Unnceil. As mv oomnnnion assured mo, she curtain ly had graco nnd beauty of that kind which is mninly pathetic pat hetlo by reason of inoongrttlty with Its surround ingH. Tho audience applauded tho daneo nnd Insisted upon an encore. .My friond leaned over to mo, shaking with excite-niL-nt. "That is my wife," ho sold. "I morrled her when I was nt tho ond of everything. Sho knew mo at my worst and married mo In spito of It. I como hero overy night to watch her. Sho knows I in here, una It olvns hnr cournizo. It'tLD hard life. You understand now why 4'tn "fcappyr" 'I do I said. "I understand perfect I " I roiiHrd to nltv him. K I eni.d him. it was n imlnless envy. Tho vomit- tinnfinf his life n.ifsed beyond Urn mm nionnlnco. I doubt if London cohtnlmd a happier man. lilack and White. A Model. A witty profwsiorinl man was chntling with soma women about a friend of theirs who wns notoriously henpwked. His bet ter half mo kin him walk n chalked lino, nnd woo bo unto him if ho deviates from U "IIo 1m model husband!" exclaimed ono woman In tho party. "Nay, not model, but modeled," Inter rupted tho professional man, "uu. wneui er in clay or putty deponent snyeth not. ' Iiuisville Times. SiSf Tt 1 25c 50e CAIN'S CONYKllO.N. '"Sab, t '.i!:. '!',' lor am i w Si fc n in t'b:i;i r ;in;y i.-:.-t; Y- Kh; ho ..is. He d.i niry li.tt ho el:'.' null" i'Ul-.U; been allowed t lib in 'Tern . .-. i .. . bully t ;o h..b eamp: t'.tin wa-i an honest negro, ( .trring tin theft ef chickens and water:'.. 1 1 n-, and was rwkoiud utw of the niet in.-.u.irioi'.i men in the country round about, Lut religion.-'. ho was under ban by the ertho iosy ot hi.4 neighborhoHI, for o stoutly ruilntaitud the belief that the d il could nut play a Iiddlo, notwiihttinili!ig the nu merous ami thoroughly cemiivimj sr mons Hrother O rimes had pre;;ei:eii to the LMiitraiy. Cain's hereby and obstin:;ey had I em discusfvd t' all tho churehgoin i eenle lu Ion v.K ighborhood. aud his i h.iin-es fur lieu en w.ro considered oxetvtiii'ly slim iv hen "du Mg meet in' nuiterialied at .ion. I'iiin Tavlor was there, nml be was the turret for all eyes, but he lu hi his head defiantly high and looked as bold as a sheep when the congregation opened with tue bung : I lit ah a bii; Ixuit couiin. or conii'i. t r a iiiinl 1 luah a In.: be-at cumin! tht i vr mm rmin lie .H.plo, tie ...opevplodat bt.ui upon do de luml. he's (iniiu- Ur tako do jicopW Shi- i;w mo ter t:ike do jh uJ !' in vah .inmtl! Dm ull jV 'liioui j-iople him An nit i' tit h.-ts ready, it ie::.ly f, I luali tl:.t Lt.ut a-tieap1!!. bho'da M-iip.ii U-ud, aiy An 1 luuli de fhillun hhouliu; d v tie eU.ml. f.ioutiii in I heuh do eaptaiu tnlkinl He'd talkin niiluy hUi. It sou mis ttr mo kik' thuudnh uwiiy uit in do sky. Den ull yu' 'ligious peoplo jU" blan upcu do An t-ii o' tiekets ready 1 Git ready fu' toyol Cain joined In tho song In a lusty voice that sounded likou tow bout whUtle, but his heart seemed as hard and calloused n over. While tho preneher sat in brown tudy ransaeking his bruin cells for mis siles to hurl at tho wicked, tho congrega tion again launched forth in song: Do wind blow east nn do wind hluw we.it, An it blow lali" do jt-dgnient day, I tell you, sinnali, if you in rnli prayetl a pinh Yu'il sliy'ly pray on dat dayl An do I.avd hub dt Hbered po Dauii l, An v.hy not delibt-r ro' me? An do l,awd ho HlatilHah ulo Phariiali Drowned him in do Kca. De snow in do wintah an do rnin in do hprin It hlio' male' do ftht i'i feel bad. But de po' on'ry sinmdi in wua dan dem all, i'o' he ain't got do. bhow dut dry hud. An do I.avd hah delitiered jio' Daakl, An why not deliber hj' me? An de I-awd ho tlaulitali olo Phartinh Drowned him in do sea. De saints kin walk on de wtitah, fo' dey'a bluxl Mil lit' MllH-4 Uill uu nei 1UIKH Fu' ho ain't got nu ehauee uowliuh. An do I.awd hub dolibered po' Duuiel, An why not delilwr h' meV An dc 1-,-iwd ho Ktuughtah olo rharoiih Drowned him in do sea. At the conclusion of this song it was plain to bo seen that i'nin was deeply touched. Whether it was the mention of tho wind or tho snow ur tho shoes that broke tho ice, as it were, it was dillicult to decide. However, judging from the enormous qunntlly of oil his old brogans absorbed before they took on a respectable appearance, I nui inclined to think the shoes did tho work. Hut Cain wns deeply touched. That wns evident. While, ho sang there was less boldness tindtlmbro in his voice. In fact, a few saplings wero all there was left. No one, however, noticed him, for tho preneher urosu, and, slipping his hand in his pocket to ascertain wheth er his razor wits in proper position, ho read his text nnd jumped heels over head into his subject. Hrother Grimes was not only an eloquent talker, but in gesticulation ho was a poem in himself. In fact, ho could give n professional pugilist points on methods of puncturing tho atmosphere. It was ono of his strong points. After expounding and pounding ortho doxy for an hour ho focused one eye on Cain and screamed: "Now, slnnnh, 1'zo comin ter you. You'ze n small 'Inter, you Is, do' you'zo III led an stuffed up wif van ity nnd strut Ink' a peacock. Hut jis' you wait. You heuh mat When dat great day comer?, whah will yon'zo her You'zu will bo call in for de hills an do mountain's an brick houses to full on you nn llnbgasterato you an hido you font uvnhbody. Hut da nln't gwino to fall. Den you won't hub no show. Himoby you will henh a pow'ful nuiso, nu when you cart your eyes around you will seo a big hill, an comin down dat hill you will see a man on a prnnclu buss wif eyes ez big ez saucers, an dnt man will hab a two aged sword In bof hands, an when ho smites you slnmihs on do huid do Lawd how do wool will flow 1" Hy this timo all tho sisters wero rocking to and fro and tho brothers wero groan ing and shouting "Amen!" Cain's eyes were a picture for an artist and stuck out llko doorknobs. Tho congregation fairly raised tho roof with their voices when they joined in singing: What kind ob shoes l.i d.-su yo' wall (.lis1 let mu die. Ink' Himeon!) Dat yo' kin walk upon de aih f (Jis' let mo die hik' Hmwn!) Go down, Moeea way down In Fjrypt lrindl Tell olo l'harnoh to let my people go. 1 t ll yo' now, lis I loir j i (Jis' let mo din Ink' Hiineulil) I'zo a rovin to a brttnli flio. (Jin' let mo dio lalt' fcimeonl) Moses nn Pliiunoli dey il'-n't Huit. (Jin' li.-t mo dio Ink' Simoon!) Mom mnko l'linn.oli pit up nn Hcoot. (Jis' lot mo dio ink' binicun!) I!y this timo Cain win in tho thick tit tho Unlit, mid yu cnulil havo licnnl lilui shouting nil ovor Oblun nninty. ills con vorhioli wns coiniiloto, iwnl ho wns tholioo furtli n KliiniiiK Unlit in llio church. Tho lust IiuWB 1 liml of Cnlll ho wns III jnll for BtcnlliiK t-nrii. Anson Kvuns in Ixjuisvillo Courior-Jouiiinl. Horn', a I'rollr I.tinthiton ll-a. jJtforo ontorliiK tho di:.ii:K nxjiii a lniiiil IumsikI lirmiiul iuikhik th" Kilos t with a trny full of l'Kiiiii ir.v-r--all wjrlsof (low ers from whlih o.v h "on 'i nil wli-otiil tho ono that jilviis' cl hor lv mill cnrric il or woro It to tho tnl.lo, ivlmo Its iltiplirntf, rostiliK hosolo a pl.ito, liiili' iitiil hor lilni-o. Attnohoil m tho h!i.!."Hii wn cnnl with 11 fortuno writtoii ui.n It, nml tho miilliiK uf thoso Mirimis fortuni l.y Iholr i hnlico jioiifi s.ir crontoil no iml iif inorrliiicnt nt tho fua-t. 'Swfirtliru and Llclit. A corrufcimndont wnnH t'i know If Xho cxprosnl'in nwootiii -s nnd lluht" wns not llrst iiK.il hjr Mntthow Arnold. It wn not. Arnold to'ik it straiilht from Donil .-iwlft, who cniiloCil It ln"'il.o linttlo of t ho Hooks." CAJNDY CATHARTIC A r??r oX :;t;i;::.TS P. B. fi !!. .EAST. HIVES TIIH I lllUCK OK TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT ttuim f.i. VIA Si tiK AXE MlNNKAl'lM.IS HI'. l'Al l. AMI en ir.-u;i CnLoCH SKOkT LINE. VI SALT I.AKH I'ENVKIt OMAHA .Nil KANSAS rn v OCEAN STEAM EH 5 W. EI.-:tR Gil Y Of TCPEKA r.i-MVi IVrtlnml i very llvi iIhvh f ir ALASKA . . POINTS OCEAN STEAVErtSl LEAVE POUTLANO EVEKY 6 DAYS SAN FRANCISCO Siea.m-vji Mn.ill.h funi IVji.Md Ynl.ol.onia Hint liotig Kong; via lv Noiilieni l'ai'illi! Slenniship o, li. o-diiieet ton wiili O. It. V N. Kor full t'if inniulon eit'l eu ' .AN AueUt L l.Hl'KVKNS, Kiuono. it RddteNs v ii .unn.Hui; i , lieiierul rnsxci g r Aneut, l oiiiaul, t roon I'OnWKl b.fAlil II 1 A CO. bill. Agis. or, I'll H. Co. rottluud, Oregon. EAST 0 SOUTH VIA The Stiastti Route OF THE The Southern Pacific Co KxpreM Traiiw l.ouve I'.irtlaoc 'i!y Sfiith ! 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KXl'ItESH TKAIK UAiLT (KXCICPT BUNDAt. 4:Ml . m I l.v r.irtlan.1 Ar I 8:25a a 7:',M) t m Ar McMiuuviile l.v I n:iMl a a 8:oilp in A r independence Lv 4:60nm TIIUOUOJI TICKETS to all Fuime in the Kastorn Ktn'es, Canada and I uroj o can ho obtained at toweitt rates from I,. (1. ADAIR, Aocnt, Ktignno K. KilKIU.KU. I J. II. MAIIKIIAM Mnnngcr, . tien. K. fc 1. Aient Portland, Oregon. 0REGON Central EASTERN It It CO. YAQUIKA BAY ROUTE Connulthm at YAlH'INA BAY Willi th SAH FRANCISCO & YAQUIHA BAY BTKAMSII1P COMl'ANY. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT" Hulls frrim Yoiinim uvi-ry 0 dny for Him Krniiclsco, Coos iliiy, l'nrt Orford Trinltlud und HuiiitHildt liny. Passeneer Accomudatluni DjsorDassEl Hhortest Iloute lietween the Wll liimetta Valley and California. Fare from Albany Hnd Points West to Hull f'nmcisco. Cubin 110 00 Hti eriiKo 8 00 Itound Trip tiood for 60 duys, $17 00 To Coos Jiuy: abln $ 8 00 Hleenne 6 00 To Humboldt Iluy and Port Orford: Cabin 110 00 iStccinge 7 00 KIVliR 1JIVISION. Hii 'iiner "Albnny'' I etwien Piiillsr.d ami Corvallis, Uirniiiih without laj. over I.i nves Albany a in Tuesdays, I'liiirnlnys and Haturdiiys; leaves I'nrtlni'd. Yamhill Ht. dock, 0:00 a. m Hundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. EDWIN HTONK, MsiiSKiT. ritORimF.cKA 1. V.. MAYO MANHOOD Siiaraiitwi to cure all nervoua dtwata, ah Weak Mrmorj, 1,0m uf ftin P.wr-r, IlraUstht, Wikf fu)!i, Urt Man'iu-xl. NiKtb Uitti aiotin, Nfrvoustieaa, all drattii, 1a o( pnwrr lu )-rBtlvc Ora i 0f ithf-r ae. cnvt by er-eitMIn. y-nubful errt.r , 7irc eie ' i tohtirro, opium or atimulinia, which lend to InArrt.it y, CMinimptiur i-r lMniir. Can berartlcd in t tiockrl, i.oo--r b-n, 6 for fi. by rr.-i.i pr.iirl. ClrruUr Frfts, tv1d vy all drtiKKta, Ak for It; lake no ottir. MatiuraciurM by th fatl Medlrlnt Co., Vaiia. Prancr. l,aue-I-i lruy Co., diatiibWior; ayeuta, Tbird aod Yamhill ttt., 1'orUaud, Of "IRONING MADE BSSY" MM! $ r REQUIRES NO COflKINn ' O, MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS o ASWIIhWrlKSfbUUliHTHEW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH VILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF AMY OTHER STARCH. HUTACTUREO 0Nty By THLI.C.HURINGFR RRflS CP SKeokukJowa. New 1 Ids March In nrcpnrcd nn nclpntiilc pr'nriilfti by mon who hftTo hnd years of prnrt leal f xpenciien In fiuu-y lnuiidiriiitf. H reton-t old linen mid Piininior drostic.i to their nnturul whilfnsH nnd inipurts n lionutifnl and biMtinn tloif-b. It Ii tho only ntnrch mntiuinrturrd that in porfeotly luirndes, eondnnhm indihor arsenic, alum or any other hutwlnnco iujurioua to linen and eau bo u&od oven (ur a buhy ovdor. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. AN 11 Soo Pa i iiic Line. To all Points Knst Hclid veHtiimlo trti. .h consittini; o PhIiuii HiiHipliiK cum, li.xouriniiH diiiln curs, cU'Kiuit tiny imuicIii'H iintl niniiiiill cent inurint cum nnd fno ciiliuilst ulii'p era from thu l'udllc In tlie Atliinlli without ciiniio. Mott Direct and Cheapest Routo to If - -l unnifinai naksd'. "J NKW DKXNKK Mining ni.in, on i NKI.l)N NAIII, 'lit A II,. Hii.I.AXIl lKAXOUAN AND All unlnlH ill tho ll;i'.lii'i;iiil Cmintiy Qct. n iiiuniihli't Eivl lu full iltwrlntluii ot thin wtiiuterfiii ci 'uiiiv Kk tliv HKi'lit for n copy nf tl e iu.iuiik lWR of uritiHii Loiumiim. Lowest Itatun to and Irum t . . . , i , . via all AtlamlQ HlctiniNliItt In CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y CO.'S Royal Hail Steamship Cirjw TO CHINA AND JAPAN. CANAIIIAN ACh'IIIAI.IAN 111 I :) 1 To HONOLULU, FIJI AND AUHTHALIA i. The elinrlOHt lino to tlio enliiiilos TIil'so ntoitiuurH cany im expfrli'iieid iiicilit'iil limii, (til cl u HtowurdusH nu every voyiirc. Kor limn tallies, piiinplilotH, or uny Itiforiiiiition, cull on or niitlriwa OK.O. F. CRAW, 11. W. OKICK, Affollt, Eugune. Frolftlitand I'a.sonvcr A(tt ltli Third bl., i'ortlniiil ll A.J. CtlYI.lt, Illat. 1'asa. Ailcllt. Vancouvur 11. C. ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. ll N S Pullman Elegant Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars Tourist St. Paul Minneanolia Duluth Faro TC j Grand Forks urooKsion. and Butte. -Through Tickets to - Chlca-o Washington Khlladol-'hl New York D.m nil UUB1VII C ' I 1 ' Points East and South For Information, timo earda, maps and III kola csllonor wrlto R. McMURPHEY llen'l AKeiit, KuKeiie, Olllcc Opiiolto (hinrd Olllec -OB- CHARLTOH. Asst. Gem. Pass.Azenl, 26 Morrlaon street, corner Third pnotTLaHn. oncaoN NOTICBOK FINAL, HKTTI.KMKNT. hetfttaof TxiuiA II IUnohtt dccr-a-n-l. Niitlis in In-rshy iven that 1( K LnverLliP' anil ll .1 Hawthorne eiei-ntor of a.id p.Uti' havt tiled their linsl act- t. for aollbm-nt of aald e.Utu; that V"liiedy Julie I ft IS'.'H haalKom aitliy ordi rnf th. court to h-i.r ole jectlone Ui tin aalne. I) K LnvrHllsir, 11 J IIahtuuhm, (im II Doiinis, ) toi. Atty for Kalate. RESTORED Vrllow Ncrto IMIIh. Tin wumlefiut rnnrdr STIFF AND KiCE Ml Haven.Conn. This Railway Co. Opcriitcs iti trains on the fuiuoui block KyHteni. I.lnlitH its trains liy electi kit out. Usoa I ho itelelirati'd elei'tiit, Leith read i:iK lump. Utma Hploutliilly ciiilppod passengs tru hi- every day and nl((ht between Kt. t'lllll llllll I 'llli.fiint ,,.! M.nl... and Clilc'ii;(i; llio Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. Aim operates steam heated vestlbuled (rain:-, carrying lh0 latest private coniparment cars, library bulla HiiinlUiiir curs, aud drawing room sleepers. J'arlor ears, fioe reellii! clinlr ca ami the very lust ill i lip; 1 cur servlo Knrllu- lowest rates to any point 1 the United K tales; or I'anadu, appl to ticket nueiit, or address O. J. KDDY, J. V. OAHKY, Oeiiural Aneut, Trav. 1'iihs. Agent-. l'ortlaud. TICKETS TO all r-uir t JOHN H. WILLIAMS Aocnt, cuatNC, 'riironir.il I'ulnoo and Tourist Bleep eis, Dining and Library Oliserrailou ears- lil.KOANT VKHTIliULK TRAINS. No. Limited leaves Portland at 2:IH) p. ni. Nn. S Limited arrives Portland at lOtl.'i a. in. THROUH TICKETS TO Til R. 1 EAST End SOUTHEAST Soutliern Pacific Company and 0PICT0 riilliimn 1'alnen KleeiKirtt, TourUt Bloepflrt and Heel In chair cum, Uailr to Denver Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City, St Louis and other Knurn (Mtlet. Tho oaljr.lina torn I'ortlniid (jITtjriiitf pamiuiiKurs Spoclally Conductid Eicuriloni Ihrmiuh Chicago orerjr Wodncly,aud DAILY TOtlKIKT CAR HKRVICB 1'OHThANU iU LlllCAUO Tin Mi.utl.crti rnolllr. t'nlon Pacific and C A H W Kyi. Ha Mfxe fit inched throuifh to deatl HNtli'ii, MiiKii.i.ceiit BCviiery, Lulou Do pot, faat time. Inwi-M rntt'N. Vot lurtthT tnformntloti apply to iny'Ment rtouiliTii raellle(.'j!niuiy or It. W. HAXTKK, 0. C, BROWN, Uua'l Aut, Dili. Ptia. Aft third iL.I'ortlmiid fnrcno Street Railway. mm T1MK CARD. After Hie 4ih of Oct. IMW, the stree nrs will run on the followlngHchedu . lime until further notice. LK. VINCI THK DKI'OT. 7:10-7:Kl-S:10-S:40 ():IO-9:-IO-10:00 a. ru I ci every half liotir, I.KAVKT1IK UNIVKIIfTY. 7;rio ri:!1fi R:M.0:"5.0:j010:15 a la cry hnlflinur. will lenvn pionipt) on tm - us iii- l.'-ir Ml Aner. .il, Mi,) liitcvf-r. 1m iniilf , i., 1 vi::ni, lulia No-To-r, : . :t iinilo-H woaS mea , :,. . nrfl. I'uresnaran H'i i ulo frca- Addreas ci.i 'uaV or Naw York. .'(. Til'. Hi-. In, I l! tliriilif iltu '.i'y l-