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Newspaper Page Textf'cgclab!crrcpnr2!irn fcrAs imilaling iteTood find I!c;'tii.:i y iIie Siomachs awU:vcls of Rvr'S z.-j'.b -.;.:. r ii";! fcomotesDigestion.Chccr.il!-StssandRcst-Contalns nciuVr fcium.Morplune nor Mineral. Jot NAnc otic. Pumpkin St' . ttlxJmm I HM1, SJu - I Jnite Seed r I lippermnt - i Ji OutoeicaSedjt Itiein Steel -ftvtfuet Stiytr - Ipcrfcctltemedy forCo.'i . Bn, Sour Stomach.Diai : ..c. irnis, Convulsions, ! ish- ! TscSimile Signature ri' NEW 'YORK. I EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. I SUMMONS. I'vlhe Circuit Court of the Stat of Orecon tor Jnft Oounty. ?.M uavis, as executor of the estate i 4'nnne lMyin, deueaned, .Plaintiff, va b 1 Lastleman, J & .Patterson, and Thoa ft irrion. her huxbanil. G W Evans ami I Tr inia Kvans. It in wife, E F Campbell, Lena M ;astiemao, aiacy uiwtieman, w it (.:- m, and CHStlenmn, his wife. Anna H- mi-'c.anu Henry Oatuex. hir husband. H (; R Jjeslon. as administrator of the estate, of i ts i astieinan. decease o, uetendanta, Imb l Lanipbell. one ot the defendants itn named. hktfio natne of the Mate of Oregon: Tin are hereby mumnont'd and reuuired to r in the abftve entitled court to answer auiplniut of plaiutitr, tiled in said court, cause aaiiiBt vou, nud the other rie wtn almve named, on or before, Monday Ith day of .June, lSi'j; that being the first ft the next regular term of en id court, and r the complaint ot the plaintiff, hied 4d and if you fail toRonppear, and answer m plaint, the plaintiff M ill apply to said for the relief prayed formttaid emn iL to-wit: For a judgment against the Wants, HC liuddleston. as administrator estate of IanthaJ Cattleman, deceased, fhilip F Castleinan, for the sum of $101 -L-icuipal and iiiteivnt, now due on the theory note, set forth in ftakl coinlilaint. in - Gold Coin, and for the further sum of lOOaa attoniVH fiGs to ha all-.twoil hv naiil in said suit, and for a decree against you AL'aiintt each, every and ail or the other lants herein named for the foreclonure, af mortgage and the mortgaged premises dfrdbed in said complaint to-wit: "flnnluR at a point che north cf the cor-Kt.oc8'J7-JS-it;i and :tl In tu 178 11 '1 west and I nc das ttidiice north '7.7ii clis, west '.'.til chs. ! ? i5'i.titi clit more or less to the center oil 4y roHd No -111), thence south of cwt '.) chs w or iea? to me init rseciion oi mo center said road w th th- south line of Bee ! tlitie oi D L C No 74 Notf. No 7isu, thence no '. 't chs and thence enst tl links to the pi ()! beginning contaiuitig .rUicrus more or w w iHiie uoumy, vri-goii. mm iuhi nuiu muri- iaiiu the nt'Ecrtpuoii oi tne cam imius mere crit'L'd be reformed and corrected so as that A description of the eail binds therein men Ui d iiiid descrllMd, read and bo as herein ia described; and tortlie cnts and "isljurse tt mid accruing uonta mid expenses herein for thu hdIr nf Hit antvc denerilied lttlids. bv U) he.iil'of said countVi according to 'aw, and to ch other nud further relief as to tho court 'eem equitable. U summons is seryt d upon you by publica thereof for six consecutive weeks, by or al the HouO K Potter, county judge of said tcoiinty, tobe published in tlio KUdM5 kn.the first T'ihltcrtiion thereof beinz May kls'fj. mid th. liiL uiihlieiition thereof be- ' fane tlm -2ttl). lMi'.. and to be im bit shed (each week during all of s-Hld time. Ha id I also directs that the sherill'of taid county, send a copy of said summons, and said filntnt forthwith tr. xr.it 1h,. auid H K CAlilI). k by deposit of the same In the iosl ofiice In ane, Oregon, directed to you, aid E F 0 atbell, at Berkley, California, postage ire- C Baid order is dated Mav l-'tli, lh'Jit, and am by E o Potter, county judge. tKu -iay iin, lnw. JIILYKU, Ally mr riainnii. SUMMONS. 1 lie Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for to County ol Lone. Jones, J. B. Lewis; W, H, Beale, Thomss J aols and John Cochra'i, Trustees of the (xlist Hplscopal church, of 'Jottae Grove J ton, i'lalutilVsvs George W. Hii!eton, J laxleton and A. L. Hazieton. Hefendaiils. GtorEe W. Hazlctou, J. W. Hnzbton and m Hazleton, theabove named Pefeudant's, ajo and ech of you: In the name ol theHtate arenoQ you and each of inu a:e hereby com J aded to appear, and answer the cmjiiriint aaaliBt you and each of you in the almve Bed Court. Miid in (t,n dIhivr niitltlt d emtse r before the first day of the next regular : ""i "Bin i.ouri 10 be begun a nu iiuitieii in 1 Court lloimoln tlio iMtv nf Kiiir.-tm on the I ft day of June, island If you shall fail to a)ar and answer said complaint for want J leofthe I'laintifi'a herein will apply to the t for the relief demanded in I'lalntitPs r pimi to-wft: That tm court maKo an r for the sale of tiie following described f antstsr Uommenetntr t rod Went of the N. W. r of the U L. C. of Win. Shields, situated J uecountr,Oregon: Thence, poi.th r rod: - ajce Noriheasterly it rods and h feet along the " of the Coast Fork river; thence Kat 10 f J to the place of beginning, containing one- 9 sere more or less in lAue county, Urt-gon, that the procetds thereof afUT paying the aansea of this milt, and sale be divided be- aen Bald Plaintitl's aud Iefeudant'a as thelr JfV5ts nif aprcar. ,ais summons is published by order of the f - hotter, county Judgu of Inc P'l- nregon, done at clmmt-' April JU. The tirst publication of this suinmoui -mde on the '.'1st day of April. 1 .. 2 WALTON Ai MAKKI.V, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. fOriCEOFFISAL SETTLEMENT. Rotice is hereby siren that, Willinm 'lor, eiecutor of the esUte ol Alfred on, deceased, baa filed his fina.1 ac T1" 'n Ibe matter of said estate, in the n,y wnrt, for Lane county, Oregon, 'bat Monday, the 6lb day of March, , at the honr of oue o'ciock in the rnoon of said day.has been filed by order "aid conrt.for the filina and healing of any P" all objections to said acconnt, and for Anal settlement of said estate; and all Jons interested in said estate are hereby '"l0. nd reqaired to file any and all JJMtions 'gainst said acconnt, with the . r v' Mii ron'. on or before the said ! ?T of March. 1S. And that the """I f objections, and the final settle wt of sanl eatato will be had at the county "" boose, jn Eupene, Oregon. I).ted this. 21st day of January 1839. t n Wu Kaixob, Bii.no -Executor. i Atty for .aid Eit.te. I P If The Kind You Have Always Bough! ,! Bears the Simiofniin The Kind Vou Have THE C IT NT Ay n COMPANY, NIWVOKXCITV Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially dipests the food and nlda Nature In strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in clllciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and all other results of i m perfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Cljlcaoo. VINCENTS CO, Corn-r Drug Sto. S !? 5 S 5 n sutsws v t T ft 1.1TY, Giivcr. Intpotency, I7i;!it Emissions anfl wRtinc diseases, ai: etiecU cf tclf JS5y?g) hbtisc, or execs? and indis-V;-i- -V- i ion. A cr O tout : d I'MHlImihlfp. lrin;; the v. s-' pink glow to pale cheeks and i 1' By mail BOf per i-x: li'lwses lor .U.fiu; v.itn :x written !:i!:".v; ii. tan to emo or i'c&ind tlo moitrr. NSTRViTA MEDICAt. CO. CBnton & Jacl-.son S:r.., CHICAGO, ILL. P'or sale W L DeLano, DniKh'iflt, Eugene, O SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stu'.e of Oregon for Iiane County. Bothchild Brothers, a corporation, organized and existing und'or the laws of the State of Oregon, PlnintilT, vs. Bidney Horn, nnd Lii nn Horn, his wife, A. C. Dunn, F. E. Duun, lieu. A. Durris and Geo. it. Dorris. as executors of the last nil! and of the estate of F. B. Dunn, dsceast-d, Defendants. To Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn, his wife and each ef tho other defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon : You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint tilfd egainst you in the above entitled suit at the Conrt House, in tho City of Eugene, Lane Couutv, State of Orefion, on or before the 2(!th day of June, A. D., 1S'J9, tbatbt-iug the first judicial day of the regular June, term of said court; and it you fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment agniost you, defendants. Sidney Horn Bud Lillian 'Horn, for the sum of Sii.5U.00 with interest tuerton at the rate of H per oent per annniu from tne Kith dsy of February, 1S.I3, in gold coin of the U. S , and for 8100.00 attorney's fees, and costs and dis-bursenjf-nts of suit atid vill take .decree against i'on and each oi the d.-ltndants hertiu, for the foreclosure of lb m trtaptd premises described in the complaint to wit; Commencing at tho Northeast corner of a tract deetVd by Nancy J Stowell and hus band to Oeo O Mayel by deed recorded on nnffo 2?3 of book G. of Lane County Deed ltecords. tunning thencii S'inth lou;; feet to the Nonh line of tni Oregon A Cali fornia Ksil Koad right of wav, thence South SO deg and 4.j niin East along said right of way 100 H-100 feet, thence North lit) feet and thence West OS 07 feel to the place of beginning, all in the City of Eu gene, Lano County, Oregou, and for an order that said property be lold to satisfy the sums aboe mentioued ami interest at 8perctnt pr annum an l co-t- and dis bursements, and for a deficiency judgment against Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn for any of said sums remaining unpaid upon tbf sale of said property an.l for full relief tb-reiu. This summons is rnblihed in tho ta ceue D.iilt Grian by order of tho Hon J. W. Hamilton, J itdge of said coirt and dated the loth day of Mirch, WJ'J. First day of publication, March 7, lb-TJ IIilb & Noetos, Attys for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement.!) I Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth B.iley, executrix of the ertale of John Blley. deceased, has filed ber account f,,r final settlement of sail esUte. .nd Monday, the 10th day of July. Is A b at i been set by order of the Court, the Hot-. E. O. I ol.er County Judge of said Lane county, to hear objections to the same. ' Eluibetb Bail", Gxo. B. Do.ku. JLxecutnx. Atl'y for EsUte. . if Ivi A . r."?,S ! 1 ft , - .1 ifiiwavs Bought. Hliinn "w mill i hi in huh ii ii ii I.MYSTKJIIES OF SOME QUEER WORKINGS OF "NA j TURE'S SOFT NURSE." IlltlUUl'.. ..f k .... ...murr I uuer titraur. "lr5 ( oi.attloo.Wh,- W. l ....e aI a xime llow Sleep 1. Kuled by llnbtt. One of tho most remarkable facta to be found in tho history of eloep consist in tho utter inability to resist its onset in cases of extreme fatigue. Several re markable instances are given in which persous have continued to walk onward while sleep has overcome them, tho au tomatic centers of tho brain evidently controlling ami stimulating tho muscles when consciousness itself bad boon completely abrogated. It ia recorded that at the battle of tho Kile, amid tho roar or camion and tho fall of wreckage, some of tho overfntiga.nl boys serving the guns with powder fell asleep on tho deck. Dr. Carpenter gives another in stance of allied kind, lu the conrse of the Burmese war tho captain of a frig ate actively engaged in combat fell asleep from sheer exhaustion aud slept souudly for two hours within a yard of one of tho biggest guns, which was be ing actively worked dnring his slum bers. It is a matter of common medical knowledge that extreme exhaustion in bice of the severest pain will iudnco deep. Hero tho imperative demand of the body a demand implanted, as wo have seen, in tho constitution of cur frames asserts its influence, nnd even pain, the ordinury conqueror of repose, has in its turn to succumb. Ono of tho most extraordinajy cases in which tho oven tiling power of Bleep was ever ex emplified was that of Damiens, con demned for treason in Paris in 1757. Ho was barbarously tortured, but re marked that tho deprivation of sleep nan ueeu tho. greatest torturo of nil. It was reported that ho slept soundly even in the short intervals which elapsed be tween bis periods of torture. Among the Chinese a form of punish ment for crimes, consists in keeping the prisoner continually awake or in nrons iug him incessantly after short intor vuls of repose. After tho eighth day of such sleeplessness one criminal besought his captors to put bim. to death by any means they Gould choose or invent, so great was his piiii and torment due to tho absence of "natures soft nnrso. Persons engaged in mechanical labor, such as attending u niachino in a fac tory, havo often fallen asleep despite the plain record of pains and penalties attending snch dereliction of duty, to say nothing of the sense of personal danger which was plainly kept before their eyes. One of tho most interesting phases connected with sleep is that in which a determination, formed overnight, that wo should wako at a certain honr acts truo to tho appointed tiuio. In certain instances witli which I nui acquainted tho iden acts porfectly, in others it acts occasionally, and in other cases, again, it fails completely. The explanation of this habit depends on what ono may term a "dominant idea," or an idee fixe, ns the i'rench term it Thero is something akin in this waking notion to tho "dominant idea" with which a, hypnotist may impress his facile sub ject. If wo substitute for tho hypnotist tho individual himself, or mnybap tho idea of tho friend who has been im pressing upon him the necessity for sounding tho reveillo at a given honr in the morning, wo can discern the ra tionale of tho action with a fair degree of clearness. The dominant idea in tho shape of the necessity for awaking at a certain time is impressed on the brain and is probably transmitted to those antomatio or lower centers which rulo our me chanical acts which aro responsible for the visions of the night nnd which aro capable of carrying out, either in tho entiro absoncoof consciousness or in tho exerciso of a subconscious condition, many complex actions. Through the honrs of sleep the dominant idea re mains impressed on these lower centers. The head of tho business sleeps on while the night watclunan is awako, and so, prompt to the time or shortly beforo or after it, tho desired rosnlt is attained and tho slumbering brain is awakened to the full measure of its activity. That sleep ia rnled by tho habits of tho individual is extremely evident An instance is given in which a person who had taken passage on boaid a warship was rudely awakened by the morning gun, which startled him exceedingly. On succeeding mornings the gun woko him at first sharply and then much more quietly, until lit length ho slept on without being disturbed at all in his slumbers by tho report. It is also nota blo that when a special habit of lifo has become part nnd parcel of tho daily routino sleep is liable to bo disturbed by even the slightest appeal which or dinarily wakes the individual in tho exorcise of bis profession, whilo noises of much more griovons character fail to effect that result. The doctor wakes on the slightest agitation of his night bell, while the click of tho needle awakes the tired telegraphist when a loud noise might fail. Sir Edward Codrington was serving In tbo enrlv davs of his naval experi ences as signal lieutenant to Lord Hood at tho battle cf Toulon. Ills duty was that of watching for and interpreting the signals niado by tho lookout frig ates, and in this capacity ho remained on deck for 18 or 1(1 hours ont of the 24. Exhausted with the strain of watch ing, he went below to obtain sleep, anil reposed soundly, undisturbed by any ordinary noi.se. Vet whenever a com rade lightly whispered in his ear the word "signal" bo at once awoke, ready for duty. Tho cause of sleep is as yet a matter of scientific debate. In tho pres ent stite of onr knowledge there can be no absoloto certainty in the matter. "Tho Ape of Death," by Dr. Andrew Wilson, F. B. S. E. , in Harper's Maga rine. Farm for Sale Cheap. 380 Acres (if weil in.pr..-.ed Ian b Two (T'kI l..,.i an! !'!.. I'lenly of farm iaplem"nt, !iore, cattle, waK .ml, etc Sii miles noutl.weit from E'li-'ene. r-.r tru.- tU., .l.lrM. HUM A. I'EHKINS, E'iene, Oregon lilt- IViiu. ! pU-a-gmt 11:1'. I lie CHUeiis of Pleasant Mill aril many rioin the country aroir.il i l ii--! in Hie 1. 1 tutiltll move M T! "ll .-.nui, lay .t ,-. ielT.l -ili,tl-u Wo-.dinit's pieiMr. K'tMilier wa nil thai roii'i! I d,. ""'I tl rowil. .-'un-.li.l n! fioni -.!!!-1' K a. -ti.d, loiti lo'JOoO, cione f,,r u pout tin,- H not ili-nppoini,,!, 'i'. ,,., ,ni furinstud cxi c.'i it music, ot o of i;e lnellilvl. John Talker, Korea glllr 1'i.i ippine sui of whl e, for it i a elicit lime sloe bo loiflved an hii.iv. able ih-c'-rt'e-, l aving soivid liml.-r his coin. fyV tbig for lime .Vcas, sr i f I he tune at M uiin. A p:e would not b com Iff thee tunc uilliotit a ganio of l':te ball, wnioii was no: Ucking. 'Hide Wits wo. i.MtwIl g also V ltl'i caused a great tb-al of men nut-til. A lllerr-v,- rounii ,) well pommx. ii. Vixal music w-is veiy inti it .".ling, .bo soine Nl'aklou by the ebildli n, n w( "tone tiy oltler persons. A lunch cunier mis very much In evidence about 12 in, r1m tin- ice cream and aula titer n'.ntitls, all except 111,0, .nn iu the Woodman ii.tertst. 'l'l'e lilt r is imai.- Hint the above is a poor iliscrlp'.ioii of wont was to b,. seen, and lo tin- disappointed mics would say, always no to asocial gatliei ingai l'hasani Mill aid tun i!l bate "a ',ood time." I not imposing too much 01 tbe space nud gooil iiaime of ihe Uuahii I ill name u I'ow of ihe old pi .n,vi wboi-e I'liemllc clasp I enec ttg'tin ill-j-' eii, till tl ; lo'in the bono and aii.c.v f I. ne c -uiiiy- AJ' ui.ao, Hon T J lit udii. k-, Jaiiicf l'aiviu, Aunt Al luiia Iliisiow, Hubert A t 1 l oon, .lamia P.iikcr, Joseph Parker, S Haiiitliiniiii, Alex Maitbews, T Han saUir, U W tiuiley, W 1. Uii.stow. ''When shall we meet again?" "N !S"-'o3 "M. Ml-; Life Wits !uvt-it. Mr. I K Lille, a proi ,, ,., . . (.f IHaiiuitial, Mo, nilty bai' a wontlelfol deliverance from a frightful dealli In leiling of il ho pays: "I was taken W illi lyphohl lever, lllal ran Into put Il ium. In. My limns became linlileiieit. 1 uasoweak I collittn't nvrn ail up iiio.il No' hllii! Iielpi-il me 1 exptel eil to soon die - I etiiihiimpiioii , u lit 11 I Inartl -l !.- Kit a'a New Discovery. One I utile idivit great relief. I con tinued to list It, aud now am well ami fining, 1 can't sny I-10 much In lis J, raise. " Tins inarveloiis meiMclne Is Hit elKeSt -li qUICkca! CUTti till' wtirhl lor all ihro.-il anil lutiu Irnublcs, Iti-i-iiinr sizis 50 i'i-iom unit i-l no. Tit I l o'ifs 11 it Wilkin .t LiiinV drug sl'-r--; t-verv hoi l In miniiintectl. liobben runs J n o 15, l.SIW. itiiss Klsie Kel'ey,of Cloverdale, was visiting relatives hen- die Hist of the week. Many from Ooslieu will attend die pcttnnt Hill picnic by the Woodmen tfatotiltiv. Morton Kceney, of Hroveusville, nt teiitti d Ihe picnic Biitimbiy unit visited rclaiivt's here. J It Overton, of ivowland, was a vl iior 10 this vicinity Katunlay. "Ilr id" seems lo enjoy hi visits to (insbeii. H'-vcrnl fiotii here went to Balem r3uiiduy on the conductors' t-xcursiou. The picnic Hal urday by the Macca bees was well atlciiiled and proved a pleasant occnslon. The dance In tne evening was 11 success. The baby s'now during the day resulted us fol lows: Best looking boy under one year, son of Mr and Mrs J W Huilth, Ores well; girl under line cur, daughler of Mr and Mrs A M Brewer, Goshen; by over one nnd under two years, Mr and Mrs F B Dillaid, Uoshou; girl over one and under two years, Mr and Mrs W L Jtriatow, Crewel!. The tug of war bt tiveen Oiteheu Tent K O T M and Cres well t'ump W O W, was won by the foinier The baseball game between Oosheu and Jasper nines was won by the Inter with a score almost two to one. (J M Kissinger made a good address for the boys. Vou Try It II Shiluir. Coinjb an I Consumption Cure, which ui told for the .mall price of 1.'5 cents, .M) cent, nnd I.M, tbie. not cure, take the buttle hack and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on tin. puaranlee. I'riee 2.i cUi. and .10 ctn. Sold by Wilkin. & Linn. romtii inuer'a lotirl. K O Potter telegram and pauper transportation expenses 10 00 T A llalhburne, work on lawn... 11 70 V Kuykendall, examining A W Rrewster. insane 6 00 J W Mailman, wood 3 00 ii O Van Valz-ih, medical services pauper Preston 11 60 II 11 Miller, priming 2 60 (jrilllii Hardware Co merchan dise 0 23 KO Putter, county lodge ffi 05 A rt Palteraon, tieasurer 00 05 W W Withers, shcrill'. 108 65 II J Day, deputy sbeilll 75 00 Fred Kisk, deputy sberifr 60 00 K V Lee, clerk 100 05 K L OIW, deputy clerk 76 00 L II Johnson, deputy clerk 60 00 K liowen, ferryman 22 00 W H Culon, ferryman 22 00 H (' Dotson, ferryman SS 75 C It D yle, jmltor 40 00 Young Bothers r'p...,t, U thm terror r.f tliotlHAnd. of Vtailaf mother. Ieu! it. outbreak i. v onlzinif and frequently 't Hhilob'. Cough Mid V.n.'inii,tion t. ore vA like mtfclc in cajie. or Croop. it lia. never bMi known to faiL I lie worn syt. reli'ted in.u,e.ii.tfly. J'ric. 2.1 ctt, W cu. .Mi 9I.O". SM krilklu Linn. Wliat Tu aut ia not temporary re lief from pile, but a cure to stay cured. Dewltt's Witch Hazel Waive cure, pile and they stay cured. Vincent 4 Co, Corner Drug rttore. KI-.lU't'Mi I A I Ks. j Tl.e South. 1 11 Pacill - Si hetluie f. ri .! nly Four' t. Vent I. ti A I .r ha- i t-ive.l notice thai Hi,, follow nK rai.H will Ih oti. I ser.ttl 011 the Solllbelll lVcilio for) Ihoao tlesirillK I" travel ;n witness vitiloiis Fou 1 Hi of July 11 lehriillons: One ami one tliinl fare round trip, l'J 11 ib-SOl JtifS. due and one tlfih fare round trip, over and under 1M0 mile.. One fire loiind trip ovc- iOl) miles ai d under soil miles. I.linlli tl up 10 12.1 miles 10 Ju'y 6; 2'H) a no SUI uiilt-a lo July 6. Will Ingtii se lling tickets July 1 and slop July 4. Do You Smoke THE 1 TATE SENATOR" 10 IH BtST SMOKE IN THE Clll Tr) it once you will snioio i! j.vays J. L. PAGE IIKAl.ltK I.N Groceries i'Ihviiik ft Large una Coiuplvtv stock nf Htaple uiul Kmioy GrtHwriee iMiuht j in tho ltHt inarki'Ui, j eXOLIlSIVELY FOR CASH, j I wit niter the nu olio twttur prlcnw! tlutn any cither hoime in Knr mm. j TICKETS TO ALL- POINTS EAST Through Faiace Ami 'I'mirint SIeper, Pitt iuk iul Lilirary Uhanrvfttiou cure. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 l.imltiHl lenvcH Portland at2:Up m. No y hiiniU'd arrives Portlaml at H:'.M) a ui. Ktir U'.'kuU and full .Inforniation, mil or addrw JNO. M. WIJJJAMH, Or AK?tit, Kiifferi A n. V, DKNNISTON, CP T A. Portland, Or SUBSCRIBE The Evening Guard 'T'he only Daily Nkwsi'Apkk jmbliahefl 1 between Albany and Koueburg. It lias a large Cikcuj-ation. Advertisrij WILL FIND it to TlfKUt ADVAN I AO K to be represenUj'l in thin paper. Circulation guaranteed THE EVENING GUARD, Central Market, I.' .V II I'WUI'KIKTOKS. I Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply I BEEF MUTTON '.PORK and VEAL I Which they will wll ai Hi- Immi I liuirket prlet-.-. j k mn UM (it lie mmt ttHcitc. : TO TH K VA KMKlvS. ; I We will pay the highest market prlc. I for Fat Cattle, Hogs anil Mheep. ShoD on Willamette St., ! KUOENIi.OKKOON. i ltr Meal. ili'HvcriHl In am part til the elti i l -.H'til eh.irv" EUGENE FLORENCE j STAGE LINE. ; E. BANGS, Proprietor. ! Htugo ltuivro Kukoiu fur Klorvnce i hily t'xtvpl HunitHy ut 0 a in Jtt'lurninn hIhb loavt'a Klorunctt ftr KiiKnu daily exwpt Sutulnyd nt 3 p in HutiiidnyH nt H a in. i Arrivtm tu Kukoho ut 6 p in (lie day ; fnllowiiiK. HNM R VWXK lM I UUX1I THU' ,..tfiu 'tti'kvts lor into nt K. Hmuk' llv-i . Imrn. : Kinci.iii', or l Hiittl A l)vuuiHirl'i tlfti lu i Koreiioy CORVALLIS & EASTERN il, R, W llamctto River Division Steamer Win. M. Hoag (Uapt, iWo. ItoaM Kunniiig rettularly ImjIwopd Purtlam! nnil C'orvullii, Rtoiiitit; At all way lnndiiiKB River Schedule liwn river, Tiie.lrtya, 'I'luimlaya anil Batunluyii, leaves Uorvnlli 0 a. m.; Al Itiinv 7 A. M; Huena VIhU 8 a. u.; Indo wnttnci Da. i,; Sid cm 10 a.m.; Nowlwrg PJ:30 v, M.;arriv at INirtliuid 4:H0 I'. M. ( 1 ii five ii M nnd.iyH. Weiinomlayi ami KiidiiyH. LeavoM Portland 11a. ii. j Nuwheiy lOjltu a. M.; Halcm .'I;:H1 1', H,; Independent r.;(Mli-. u.; Buenn ViHta 7:1(0 I'. Albany h'M) I. ii.; arrive at LVrvnllU 11:00 l. ll. Thin iU'uuier lm been eiuipHd with ilmt clftflu acconinuHtatloiiH, iucludlnx an olotrant pluno, Utinnrpiwiipd for carry inn both freight and inwneiigern. J. Turner, Atfent. Albany, UroKn. Edwin Stone, MtuiiiKor, Albawy, Or. C G Coker. AKnt( 1'ortluml, Or, not of Viiinhlll Htrwt. FOR jgortliern Pacific t 3 RAILWAY Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist! Sleeping- Cars sr. I'.u MINN KA Plli.lS," I I 1. 1' I'AliliO, :i:am i'oi!Ks I'luiuK.srtiNV S INNll'lllI, IIKI.KNAami isc'itk. TO Through Tickets to C 1 1 11 A 1 1 0 , WASHINGTON I'llll.AliKI.I'lllA, SHIV VOHK, IK'S I'UN, ami All I'.iiuta Krnit aud South. I'er iiiforniation, time eanls, niasi ami tiekets, eall on or write to It MeMUlilMIKV, llellrrill Ai;elit, l-lueiie, Oinee-OpHistle liiianl oliiee. r. A D l'lAl;i.THNr, Aiist tleu'l l'asa. Aiteut, AVI Mormon St, inr Tliinl, l'urtlautl, Oregou THIS RAILWAY COMPANY ()iorattM Hm tralim on the famous block nyHti'iii, hitihtH iU traiiiH by vloctrlcily I'imw the ttilohniU'tl elec-triu berth ifa'tiiig lamp, Ktma Rplundid eiiiippd paj-wnner trains every day and tiht Iw-tweeu St Paid aud Chlcttgo, aud Omaha aud Chicago; the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul AUo operate atentn hoatod vcHtihu etl li-aitm, tarrying tlio Intent private coiiini I iiu-nt cars liltrary bullet, mnokiiiK taw, ami draw iriti-riMuu NleiUHUM, I'Altl.Olt t.'Ali.S, froo rvclfuliiK olmir oarn ard the very brut dinin-mir Borvlco. l-'or Uio Inwent nitt-M to any jmint in tlm l oite-l .Stilton or Canada, apply to ticket nm nt, or addrt'tm J WCASKY, ;niTal Agent, Trav Viuw Agent, l'ortlaud, iinon G PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIO LINE. Travel with comfort by the "IHPtRIAL LIMITED," the laslost train crossing the Continent. It is a through train, making lew stops. Its equipment is ol surpassing elegance. It will pa you to travel by it. For lulllnrtleiilar. a. to rate., time and eoplel ut U ! It liublleatluiu, auplv to H H Abbott, Agent, l'ortlautt, Oregon. Or to J Covle, I'lil. !'m. Asonl, Vancnuror, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. Ti) K DJitl'XT JtOLTK TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points lllrel clioleo of two tavorlto rontc., Tl. Ui. UNION fACIHC Fast U.ll IJno, or tlie KIOOHANiiK acenlo Uue. lak at tho time 1) (lays tu Hull Lake ill ilnys tu Denver, .') (lays tu t'blcairo 4J day. to New York Film iimiiMMi iiAin caiii i i'lioi.a i ki tui inti r klkkp tHU IWUH, 1M I. L. 11 A.N FALAIK M.I KFIM.; Alts. For lull narlleut.j. rinarOIng tau-l, tlmo O traln.,ute,eall on or a-lilrvM L L Steven;." nt, Eugene. C O Terry. W E Com.n I '"'' t lleu'lAgt Hi I i"m! ' t. p.--land. Or Eurjcns Street ilailway. TIM 8 CAH1). After tbe till of Oet. 181)5. tlm .tree i-nni will run on the fnllowiiiKbexlu le lima uiiiu lurtner uoiiee. I.KAVINd THB DEPOT. 7:lC-7:aC-S:10-P:40-li:l(l-i:4C100 . Ol Ibeii every hpif dour. Milwaukee)