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Newspaper Page Textfuse f . yoU Hare Always Bought, ami vvliuh ii:s ixicn JS". - firt vnn.ru. Las borno ilid iirii:iui for vi" . , " , . BHU J1IIEI UfH IIUHIT 11S p.'V- soiml supervision since its ii:l'um-.y. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. . forfeits Imitations nn;l Substitute' nro but Ex- iimt triiie villi auil euuimgor tho. health of Kand Children Experience u.fiiiust i:.iiiiii!.-nt. What is CASTORSA I. b a gubstltuto for Castor Oil, rurugoi-ic. Drops P"4 . , c,r,.m. It is Harmless uml Pleasant. If I alas neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic V!re Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wormx I liavs Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind , l relievua iLl,,,"M - . ...n 'cwntencv. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho h aul Bowels, giving licaltby nnd natural sleep. I Children's Panacea Tue Mother's Friend. ilUlNE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Blind You HaYe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TWI Of WT"" CCMMHY, TT MUWHW TWCCT. WCWYOWK CITY. .r"m- fiTiiffiii'O aTOBMEYB-AT-LAW. If V&M mM U II JfflUiAlIS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW iiiiDecUItv. ira- Lue Cotutv Bank, tYtO, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. tafirit National Bank. Strom, Orkjon, WIODCOCK, ATTOBMtY-AT-L A W. hhalf block Kutta of Chrlsman Blk Ivaat, Obioon. HALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ud 2 Cbrbman Block, win OBIOON. PPWOBTE aTTORNEY-AT-LAW. ffa hill tie Court's. EmbojObiooh. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartlficlally digests the food andaids rtature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. 1 1 la the latest d iscovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in clltciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckHeadache,Gastralgia,Crampi,and all othe r resu 1 ts of I m perf ect dl gestlon. Prepared hy E. C. DeWitt A Co.. Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. nervi?;. man WON 4 HARDY, OH AS A HARDY ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. p Ktit National Buik Building. Emeu, OuaoH. DORBIS, - Nr COUNSELOR-AT-LAW I ball the oonrt, of the Second Wnttud la tho Supreme Court Kratloii given to collections and probata, oat National Bank Bldg. ""UandS, MEDICAL. HARRIS. piCIAJf AND SURGEON. . - ui, x to s ana I to M7 rtrert between; 11th ud PWKENDAI.L, M. D. pOAN AND SUK.JEON flM Block. nrjerMdiurgio! dle- 5EIflTBH,M.b. FBlClAHivn ot, R&fe'0 St Vincent lorn, a.?.. Wood's gTocerr etore f'&wnth and High. JEWELER. Repaired. fcsn. Omoov DENTIST KcitoRi V1TALI rv LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOr Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wastincr diseases, all elTects of self- Bbimr, or fxoess and India crctlon. .4 ..lorvetonicaml blood bi!ii(lci'. Brings the jfcrl restores the Are of youth. By man ouc per nox; o poxes for !)55.6i); with a written guaran tee to euro o; refund tho money, NERVI TA MEDICAL CO. Linton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IU For eale W L DeLano DrutfKt SUMMONS' In the Circuit oout of the Stale of Ore gon for Laoe County. EvaStingley, Plaintiff, ) vs r J. C.Stlngiey, Defendant.) To J. 0. Stingley, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon : Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled againt you in the above entitled Court on or before the expiration of six weeks, towit: On or be fore the 19th day of March, 1000; and if yon fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against yon dis solving the bonds of matrimony now ex isting Detween plaintiff and defendant; and also that plaintiff's name be ohanged from JSva Htlngley to ner maiuen name, ttva Deming; and for Bach other relief as to the Court may seem eauitable. This summons shall be, by order of the County Judge of Jjane uounty, Oregon, puDiisoea lor six consecutive weeks in the Ecobne Dah.t GuiBD, and the first publicction thereof tn said DBDer is in the issue of January 24. 1UUU. And Ibe date oi tue order oi puouca tion of this summons is the 21th da of January, 1H00. This summons is published in the Ecoens Daily Quabd by order of Hon. E. O. Potter, JucUte of the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, made in chambers the 24 tn day oi January, iuuu. E. U. Sripworth, Attorney for Plaintiff, EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Nntlpa tn harnhv iriven. that the undereiirn- ed, Lydia A Hiuton, has been duly apiointed executrix of the last will and testament and of the etatmt 11. V. Huston, neceasea, oy the county court of Lane county, Oregon, and all persons having claims against said estate am h-rohv nniiriiul tn tireseiit the sfttiie with the proper vouchers to said executrix alt the lawnmce oi Jj. nnyeu ai. i.ukchc, uiuu, within six months of the date of this notice. Dated this trd day of January. l'.KW.I Lydia A. Huston, Executrix. I Bilyeu, Atty for estate. Th Immdeat CK"ttaV M. Zola, when In England, was much Impressed with the English use of the capital -I" ..Why lt he ,lxhM lie Englishman, when he writes of himself, should Invariably use a capi tal letter? That tall T which occurs bo often In a personal narrative strikes me as being very arrogant. A French man, referring to ilmself, writes with a small 'J;' a German, though he may gratify all his substantives with rapltal letters, employs a small T In writing 'Icb;' a Spaniard, when be uses the personal pronoun at all. bestows a small 'y- on bis 'yo,' while ho honors tho person he addresses with a capital 'V.' I believe Indeed, though I am not sutllclently acquainted with foreign languages to speak with certainty on that point, that the Englishman Is the iuly person In the world who applies ii capital letter to himself." M. Zola might have enforced bis con trasts still further by referring to the .Inpauese. who really have no word for "1." In speaking of oneself In Japa nese self depreciatory terms arc used, such as "servant." "the awkward per son." "Junior," while in spenking of or to other people complimentary terms are employed, such as "senior." "mas ter," "prince" (used by young men In addressing each other famlllurlyi. The most usual Japanese equivalent for "I" Is "watakushl," which means liter ally "selllsliiiess."-ltuirulo Commercial. 1' Of Oct loot .. . . l-,,"f titbfc.ii ""71 " aires ... NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given that He ntd signed haB been appointed by the Cou Court of Lane comity, Oregon, edminis tor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deces ed. All persons having claims against al estate are hereby notified to present the to me with the proper voucners at r.uH;en Oregon, within six months fiom Ibe fir publication of this notice. Dated November 2S, IKK). Alick M. Bkckwith, A dm nistra African- and the Loeoniotlve. The children of the desort were (lHcd with awe when first the silence of the primeval solitude was broken by the pulling of the steam engine. Down at the other end of the Cape to Cairo line the simple Mntnbele, when first con fronted by a locomotive, were certain that the strange machine was worked by the labor of an Indefinite number of oxen, which they assumed were shut up InBlde; hence, when the engine stop ped, they gathered In curious crowds, waiting to see the door open and the oxen come out, nor could they for many dnys be persuaded that the power of tho locomotive co: !il come from other than the strength uf the ox. The Arabs of the Sudan, more imag inative than the Mntnbele, saw In the fire horses of the railway one of the DJlnns of the "Arabian Nights," har nessed by the magic ot the Infidel to the long train of cars. The steam en- glue was to them a living, sentient being. Of which belief there Is curi ous evidence In the fact that on one occasion a sheik made an Impassioned remenstranco against the cruelty of making so small an engine draw so huge a train. Windsor Magazine. Size doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oBered for De'A ltt's Witch Haxel Halve, DeWltt's Is the only original. An Infallible cure for piles and all shin diseases. Vincent & Co., t'orner Drug more. New York'a Tenement tlunaea. Oue of the Indications of the Im provement of the masses In this city Is the gradual abolishment of the tene ment, as the word Is generally under stood. The big rookeries, with their small rooms, airless halls nnd rusty tiro escapes, are going out of existence lu the ordinary course of events, by lire, tuuibllug down and being remov ed to make room for modern struc tures, and the people who live In them are seeking more airy homes In the suburbs or In the flats up town. lille the foreign elcmout continues to live In tenements for the first year after reaching New York the children of foreign parentage are not willing to exist In the noisome quarters of the enst and west sides. They crave more light more air and cleanliness, nud in ninny cases they got It Itnpld transit makes lliulem as accessible as Giniul street and there Is no occasion to live in a down town tenement unless one likes It. No new tenement bouses are build ing. The nuthouse bas taken Its place, and In the course of time the foul bar racks In which scores of families are crowded will be a thing of the past and only remembered as pnrt of a distem pered dream. New York Letter In Pittsburg Dispatch. Hie Valimhl T1ma Wasted. f A Chicago lady who Is the wife of a wealthy and lutluentinl cltlcen had a great deal of trouble reeeutly with her domestics. She bad discharged her cook and second girl aud for a few days was obliged to do her own cook ing. It was on one of these mornings that a peremptory knock sounded on the kitchen door. Sho wiped her bauds on the aprou and found at the door a low browed, Insolent looking man, with a small satchel swung over his shoul der. "Go and tell your mistress I want to see ner, Hrtdget, he said, with a wave of tho hand. Madam Burvoyod him In silence a moment and then re plied stiffly, "I don't choose to." Oh, you don't eh 7 Well, now, trot along, my dear, or I'll havo you fired," he returned, with a vicious glance. Mrs. Blank was backing within. To be so lnsultcu on her own doorstep was such a heinous crime that her resources failed her. But In a moment she hit upon a plan that would bring this piece of insolence to abject humility. Drawing her stately figure up to the full and fixing on him a gaze of Im perious disdain, she said In measured, rrlgld tones, "I am tho lady of the house." Did he quail? Oh, no! "Are you?" he rejoined quickly. "Why didn't you say so nnd not keep mo waiting all this time? I got somo soap here Hint you want, nnd" Ho was staring at Hio door while the baug echoed out over his shoulders lu- to the yard. Chicago News. HI 1'ONH; 1'I.AUOIK. The Bearded Babr. A young married couple In Belfast Me., received a startling shock. They carried their baby to a photographer for a picture. In due time the proof came around, but the parents at first failed to recognise It The baby's fea tures were there all right, and so were the pretty dress and all the other ac cessories, but the child had apparently trrown a full beard while before the camera. The artist baa used Dy mis take a plate on which an Imperfect picture of an old man bad been taken. and the two exposures coincided so well that be saved the plate as a curiosity. Pernvlnn Armr Discipline. Tiiia mllitnrv atnrv la Drlnted In a Lima paper: A man belonging to the Peruvian artillery was oracreu to do fWirari. nnd there was no regulation n hnnriv with which to Inflict the cas- tlgatlon. The officer In charge, who was a severe disciplinarian, decided to defer the carrying out of the order un til it. omoinl flpmirpe. which he at once requisitioned, should arrive. It was about a year before the cat was a, inn led hv the authorities. By that time the soldier bad been aeaa several months! The Salmon. When a young salmon la first hatch ed, It Is known as a parr. Just before It leaves the freBh for tne sail water It Is called a smolt. When It first re turns to spawn. It becomes a grilse. and not until It has spawned is it en titled to be dignified by the name of salmon. r...ni.il Reduction. Oran'na Macnherson How Many does two and two make, Donniar TlnnntH HlY. flrnn'nn Whnt flra VOU talking about? Two and two make four. rw.nnl,lVo I know: but I thought you'd "beat mo down" a bit! London Punch. PLAVEU OCT. Dull headache. Dai us In various parts of the body, sinking t the pit of the inniach. loss of appetite, teverisnness, nimnita or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter bow It became so, It must d punneo In order to obtain good health. Aoker'a .., I L-ll.l. V,.- nave, failed tfl PI TO niiHsi " 1 1 " u - . .- Bcrofuloosor Syphilitic poisons, or any other Diooa aiseasee. wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee, tot ale by W L DeLano, The German SerrnntH Ordeal. Tho young person who fills so Im portant a place in our domestic ar rangements as housemnid, parlormaid or "general" often enough lakes a pride In her appearance, which, though entirely natural, Is sometimes Irritat ing to the less reasonnblu type of mis tress. What would she think If it were necessary for her, as It apparent ly Is In Germany, before taking n place as domestic servant to provide herself with a special passbook In which a full description of her appearance must ho entered ? This description of Hie German maid servant Is entered by the police of her native district aud is sumctiincs dic tated more by candor than chivalry. The color of tho eyes and hnlr and the shape of tho nose are nil duly chron icled, and If the constable Is of opin ion that any of those features are ugly" he has no hesitation In say ing so. Whnt possibilities such a system suggests! Imagine the young person about to start a career as cook present ing herself before the local constable to await his verdict on her nose nnd Hps! London St. James Gazette. Doing- Pennnce For Sins. In former times persons guilty of grievous and notorious offenses were required to make open confession and, further, to mnko satisfaction for the scandal given by their bad exnmple by doing penance publicly in a white sheet In their parish church. The sheet was used to show clearly to every one which was the offender. The last time that public penance was done In nu English church was on Sunday evening, July 30, 18S2, when a man named Hartroo, in tho church of All Saints, East Clevedou, made an open confession of Immorality and promised to perforin the penanco thus Imposed on him by the vicar. No white sheet was used on this oc casion. The last case In which ono was used appears to havo been ono In St. Bridget's church, Chester, In 1801. But on Umt occasion the penance was not public, the church door being locked. In the previous year, however, pub lic penance In a white sheet was done In a country church In Essex, and a similar thing occurred In Dltton church uear Cambridge In 1S4D. Stray Stories. The RnllnBT Paaalon. ' The clergyman had finished, and the organ wns pealing forth the sonorous rapture of the Mendelssohn march. "One moment George," said the ra diant bride, and facing the audience sbo raised bcr exquisitely bound, though somewhat bulky, prayer book In bcr daintily gloved hands and point ed It directly at the brilliant audience. Tbcro was a sharp click. "All right, George," said the bride; "como aloug. Aud as they marched down the nlslo she showed him that tbo supposed prayer book wasn't a prayer book at all. It was a camera. "It's my own Idea, George," sho whispered. "Clever, Isn't It?" Cleve land Plain Dealer. ringing Aniline; IlieChlnc-e and hnnii Kas liiHiiidwicti I-ilauflK. A late Honolulu li-tt.-r Informs the Portlmid Telegram that the bubonic plugiie is raying in ibe Siinlw ii-li islands. The letter atnl. a Uml al! of the theaters, churohex, schools aud many of the stores are closed. The city is demoralized, and scarcely any lalsl-uet-s i tx lng transacted. oniimini eaiiou with the adjacent Islands Is meager, and the reports received from the. ii ih it, at the plague is raging. Honolulu ih in quarantine, ami tons ol dlHinfeotaiii hre being ued. As tho chief hot-bed of Itie disease Is in the Chinese quarter, entire blocks of buildings In that sectim are being des troyed by tire. By euch heroic means the health vtllcera hope In atump out the dread dihenve. The j eople, how ever, do not rely upou the methods of the authorities entirely for safety, and are Hying to the hills of the interior. These refugees have purchased provis ions tor a siege of six months, and a proportiouul amouut of disiuleclauls and medicines. The contention Is made that the whites on the islands are not lu great danger, lor the reason that II icy do not eat raw food, us do the Chinese and Kanakas. liaw devil fish und similar foods are delicacies, aud also staple diet on the bill of fare of the lower classes, and to this Is attributed in a large degree, the exposure of such peo ple to the ravages of the plague. The truth of this assertion has as yet neither been continued or denied, but is the principal argument used to account for tho small number ol ilea' lis among the white population ami the heavy mortality In the ranks ol the Kanakas, Japanese aud Mongolians ou the islands. There Is ouly one steamer whi ch is advertising to take passengers, and there are more booked now thau (he vessel oau carry. Everybody is anx ious to leave the Infected place, and when the steamer leaves a rush Is ex pected that cau ouly be likened to the stampede for life rafts when a ship is sinking. The recipient of the letter found that the envelope had been cut at eaoh cor ner, wbleb was done by the postal authorities, for mail comiug from the plague-ridden port is fumigated aud disinfected before being forwarded. Balem l'ostulllce Bite. oalem Journal, January 21). Mayor Hisliop this morning received a letter from U. 8. Attorney John Hall, of Portland, saying that he had received from Washington the oheok for 17500 In favor of the city of Salem in payment for the Wilsoii avenue postonlce site. Attorney Hall re quested that the abstract be brought up to date and the deeds signed and recorded, and all tbo records put In order. When this work Is completed, Mr. Hall will be notified, and within a few days the whole deal will be completed, Unole Sam will have bis block of laud, and the city will have Its money. Then tbe city will deposit in the hank of Ladd & Bush to their credit the re spective amounts due the three Wilson heirs, Mrs. Franoes A. QUI, of Port land, Mrs. Kate L. Dillingham, Ban gor, Maine, and Mrs. Laura Belle Wythe, of Oakland, Calif. It Has Never Failed 0 fat Mr. C. S. Pcaslee. the wr 11 -known ilrmrfiist i.f Morgan City, La., ishtyliiv ilioiihtof m liiMifii'.li rh' od because of lits skill mui care in tilling pre '.'riii.it)iis. The bct physu-ians in the placu j-cml ioir pat ion tM to his sioio whenever thev call Any pi ; Miiicli Mr. I'easL-e may say can I u di pemU-l iii-ou absolutely. In a letter to V. 11. Hooker & 0,, New York City, proprietors of Acker's Kr.lish R -incdy, he says. In all my many years' epei i . nee as a di uvcist, I have never handled a medi- e.;:eof any nature that nave such complete satis- taet on as Ae-cer s r.i:;lish Kennedy for 1 hroat a .1 Lui-k Troubles. I have so'.! hundiedsof l -lies, and have yet to learn of a single case wiKTu ii ianeu io cure, in croup, it acts with a cer t i ity that is really mar v. 1. lis. My wife docs not take much stock in mcdi ci:it', but sho has ab olulo f iith in A1 -er's Kncjish Remedy, ab ays having it at her elbo' in a-e the : children aro attached by croup at ninht. It is a positively harmless rem edy, as I can personally testily. I know of a little girl who accidentally drank a whole bottle. Sho was, of course, sick at her stomach lor a short time, but the sickness passed away, and then the child was in better health than ever before. 1 can understand why Acker's Kntflish Rem edy is so cllicacious, because 1 am a druggist. It is not a mere expectorant, but a strengthening, invigorating tonic as well. While it heals tho irritations of tho mucous membrane, it also builds up tho constitution and purifies tho blood. I endorse it absolutely." Sold at 25c., 50c. and$i a botfk throughout the United States and Canada; and in England, at is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. d. If you ate not satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back. We authorise the above ganrantcr. 1". It. Ilotth'rt: ,t ( Vmjmitoi , '( n 'i.rfr. For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under tills head not tn exceed tivi- llnea, fit) cents per week; $1 fit) a moutlii trl'2 wr year. For Sale. FOlt SALK. Probably the veiy lies 150 acre tracts of ltiml In Lane c iun ty, und one of the last In tin' state ofOregnu, owned by Dr T V Harris. This Is a ery fertile and highly Im proved fatm lying l!j miles west of Eugene on an excellent mud. The doctor bought this farm with a view to breeding Hue horses, hut having given up the breeding binloess, has no further use for his farm and desir ing to devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers It for sale at a rare barg iln. full on the doctor for terms of sale. FOH SALIC Corner First and Jeller snu streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, SOxlBO feet eacli. Good barn, water, frult.flue garden ground. Also bouse and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot Utl lout 8 inches, by 160 feet, young fri-lt trees, good f;arden ground, wale-, etc. Also louse and lot, oornci Willamette and Fourteenth streets, For prices aud terms wrile 8 J Hills, Taconm, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd olllce. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bids will be received at the olllce of the lCn geuetauueiy until February 1, 1000, lor 200 oords of 4-foot body fir wood. Haines & Co. The Head Ilnnter.. In Tupuselel, In New Guinea, the houses are built on piles In the open ocean a good distance from the shore. The object of this Is to protect the In habitants against sudden attacks ot tbe kindly head Jiunters, who always are on the lookoiit for victims, whoso heads they need In their business. Other villages In this bappy land aro perched up In all but Inaccessible trees for the same weighty reason. Two Ituainns, "You mustn't piny with Mr. Borum's hat Bobby," said a young lady who was entertaining a caller to her small brother. "Why mustn't I?" asked the young iter. "Because you might break It. re plied his sister, "and, besides, he will want It shortly." Chicago News. Traced nack to Kflen. Mr. Dash-1 have discovered the rea son why most women like ribbons. Mrs. Dash-Why7 Mr. Dosb Because the first woman was a rlb-un bcrself.-Hyracuse Her aid. Cold Steel or Death. "There Is but one small chance to save your life and that Is through an operation." was the awful prospect set before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Itldge, Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a Irlglitful case of stom ach trouble and yellow Jaundice. lie dld'nt count or tbe marvelous power of Electric Bitters to cure stomach and liver troubles, but she heaid of it, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoid ed surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feels better than ever. It's posi tively guaranteed to cure stomach, liver and kidney troubles aud never disappoints. Price 60o at Dun Drug (Jo's drug store. Brave Men Fall VlctlniB to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women aud a. feel the result lu loss of appetite, poisons In the blood, backache, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. Hut there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Uardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Klectrlo Bitters are lust the tbiug for a man when he Is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me Dew strength and good appetite than anything I could take, lean now eat anvtblng and have a new lease on life." Only 60 uenui, at jjiiuiw rug muiv, r,,oij bottle guaranteed. Bicycles repaired while you wait. C O Matlock. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently c-jred by using Mokl T.a. A pleasant herb drink. Cures'conetl patlnn and Indigestion, make you eat, sleep, work and happy. Hailfactlon guaranteed or money back. 'In eta and 50 ct. For sale bv W L DeLano. I T. Travis, Agent Southern Jl. M., Hellna, Oa,, writes: "I can not say too much In praise of One Mlnut Cough Cure. It my case It worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy that gives Immediate reaulta Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and all throat and lung trouble. Vln cent A Co, Corner Drug Store. You always expect to see a baby plump and rosy, don't you? Thinness in a baby is a disease. If not corrected serious results follow. The first year often determines the health for the whole of a long life. JkifU&nuif&tca is a true and tried friend to the little ones:. It gives them just the plumpness all healthy babies should have. irA 1 1 00, .11 dniKfUt.. SCOTT A B'jWNK. Chtmnf, N.w York. WOOD WANTED. 850 cords body fir wood by August 1, 1000, Bids will be received prior to December I 1MI9. Eugene Water Co., F. L, Cn AMHKK8, Secretary. EAST AND SOUTH I VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OK T1IK Southern Pacific Go Trains Leave Port. am! Daily- KxpreHH south r 7:00 p in 8:15 a ui :m a in 7;HI a in (i:00 pin tiiLTi n in H:'M) a in ':U pui 7:15 u in 5:15 p in 1 p m t'.;lH i) m ti:'-'f p in DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman first-i-la-'s and Tourist Bleeping oan attached to all through trains. Pruuipt connection at Denver, Omaha and Chicago with trains far other east ern critics. l.v Portland Ai l,v Kagcno l.v Ar San Francisco J ,v Ar Uyden Ar Ar l.im Antilles l,v Ar Kl 1'iv.h( T,v Ar New Orltians l.v l,v Portland Ar 1.V Kiinoiie l.v Ar Hun r'raneiseo Lv Ar Ogdni, l.v Ar l.os Angeles l.v Ar Kl I'm Lv Ai New Orleans l.v 11:1.-. a in 3:M am 8:l)f p hi 1 :10 p m 7:00 pin 8:10 )iu hViO p in 7:10 p m l:lll a in 7:110 a m 1:4(1 a in l'-'WIpm I 7:L'0a in 1 ::" a 111 UorvttlllN Mall lliilly (Kxcent biinday, 7:!la m I Lv 11:55 p m Ar Portland Corvaliis Ar I 6:50 ptu l.v I lOpin At Albany and Oorvallia connect with train of Oregon Central & Kastern Ivailway. I iidepeiiuriii-o I'life.i-iiKer lially iKacentJsiiiidayi KXPHBSS TRAIN I1AILY UXCrjT BUNI1AT.) -1:50 p ill l.v Portland Ar 8:'-'5am 7i30 (i in I Ar McMiiinville l.v 1 6.-50 a ru 8;tt0 (i in I Ar Independence l.v -l:50aui HnuiPlrss tnncli-ell. The Chl'dreus Home-Finding So ciety receives homeless dependent children aud places them by adoptlou or otherwise In woithy families. For particulars as to comiiiltliiig a uhild to the Society, or receiving a child Into the home temporarily, or permanently, address Jley. H. W. Braytou, State Superintendent, Bnn Jose, Calif. Notice. The Ladles Aid of the 1st Presbyterian churoh will give a supper ou the even ing before Washington's birthday. i'ub. 21t. The menu and further par titulars will be published later. Direct conncetien atj fun 1 illomo with steamship libcs for Hawaii, Japuu, China, the I'liiilipiites ami Australia. 1'or through ticktta uml rates, rail on I, U AllAlIt, Or K J Mct'LANAIIAN, Depot Agent City 'licket:Aet:l, KiiKine, Oiegou. K KOKH1.KH, C H MAIIK1IAM, Manager. G K and P A, I'ortland, OrcKon. A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Buckleu's Arnica Halve, the best In tho world, will kill the pain and promptly heul It. Cures old sores, lever soreB, ulceis, boils, fel ons, corns, nil eklli eruptions. Best pile cure ou earth. Only 26 cts. a box. (.uro guaranteed. Hold by 1LI1111 Drug Co, urugglst. To Cine a Cold.lu one Day. TakeLuxutlve Mroino Quinine Tab lets. All diuggluis lefuud the money if It fails to cure. K, VV. drove's s'gua lure Is 011 each box.jfc115c.2 HOME COOKING when done hy a ilrst class cook, should be (he acme of everything that Is delic ious nnd toothsome, and to allain tills consummation devoutly to be wl lieo" your eplois aud llavorlugH, baking powders and . condiments, oils and su ed dressings should be . absolutely pure, anil or 1110 nignest strength and genuine flavor. You can get this only from a reliable store, that keeps noth ing but the heat, as you cau alwavs Ond at GRAY & SON RllrMG UP A BIB BILL; Fnr (hurtur'ii fee wouldn't lw nerfMniy, when J'u nre at- ;J tnikeil with col(ln nt thin i. Ann of the yrnr, if you wen hi keen ft bottle of uir pure anil hiidi Krnde ('ynin tohlu Wt.irlcpy in your hnuee, and then tle it in the form itt t t'xNjy, or ha your taitte die ' . . . laU'H. nt lrCfltiine or any other old tin e. Thf" Id nothing like it for (old, Jjk Grift) n kindred aihimtiw, ftil"''C: 0 W. fll. Hensham A SPANKING TEAM. of high UppiriK roadster won Id prob ably look like ordiiiMry hftriMi if not drowwd pect your IrnrHfn lo lo-k pro'id tud ft' ry if uiny are aniiHnieu oi in ir urthn, r 11 men. out in on of our attinijinff buggy hHrm M nd they will repny you in prtde nnd uctiou PRESTOS & HALES. Manufacturor of Harnc. a and Sad d la. Oaalaraln Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.