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Newspaper Page Text1 ANVvXX-- ' w.4Ji,Vv . A 1 ise jm ...,,., ' d d.i.L' maiden 'T-CCCCAW v.tw I..,, ,f.-.;'eits, lmitiilioiw )lfl. Tt: Ml Lmciits tlint trillo with rind ,lavo JU,""J" ""'b1!'!"" ju ii lias uoen ,. - .. .to vears. hus liorno tli kIii-,,,, Imts ami Children JiiXperlciiee against Experiment, r j.rm... tfftst HO",' "mere;., Is It,, j, lofia is i substitute for Cnjtor Oil, Purcgorlo, Drops Li goothiiwr Syrups. It is .Harmless and Pleasant. It L.in neither Opium, Morpliino nor other Narcotic Ltancc. Its Off is its ffiiiiru-iiteo. It destroys Worms "we u 11W0. Li bIIiits reverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind rl n . .. n.ixi...- rriH..ivinD . . . . .. H.8a lli It relieves j-tjut-imii, j - . t. ....-..: i ..... id Flatulency, xi uuumra ,nuicU niKl isowcis, giving Junelii CliiUm1" s i'auaccaijio bllcitioJ NUINE GASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of jaon.ni I '"Bee, t of f. ."4 i oi 1, One,,!, fiwcm ... ie Kind You Haye w a. uj Mi,, In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CCNTAUft COMPANY. TT MUHHaV STREET. NCW YORK CITY. indicia on ti, L BUSINESS OA P. US. ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW. 0 HALE. ATTORNEY AC-LAW. i 1 and 2 Chrisman Block. ZUGENE. OREGON IK WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-A T-LA W ktMDI BIciftltV. t-OrerLane Counlv Bank, BILYKU, ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW. e-Orer First National Bank. KuGENE, OllEQOH. I! WOODCOCK, ATTOIIN'EYAT-LAW. Ine-half block south of ClirUmaa Blk EUdENE, OlIKOON. USKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY. AT-LAW. 11 practice in all the Court's. Euoexk Obkqon. MraWTHOHPSOS CHAB A HAHIIV pHOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. -In Fint National n.nk Tt,,i).i; in all the courts. Edoese, Obeoos. W.BD0RRI3, liTTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Cp??!. .i""11,tl" cm,rt ot the Second KiWta ' U' S"preI116 Court yPKi-d attention given to collections and ttce-Firet Nutional Bank BlJir. Rooms 1. 2 and & MEDICAL. WW HARRIS, PHYSIrTAV A-VTr. n...... in I'ur.utuH. uonrs-9 to is am; 2 to 5 and 7 to BnKerry treet betwMr) lah Md I KUYKENDAIX, 1L D. fHYSICIAN AND SUR.JEON rofl;,io.n.to,urB6r7 an1 u1 dia- IP ESELOVER.M.U PHYSIfiTtV ir, ot,,. Hurit.i b , UJ,'lal,a os Vincent UtSX. Portland Or?.in. . I aittV'stSet. Ood" Kroce,'3r """ooe-Corner Seveuth and Hish. J 8LUCKEY, JEWELER. fcn,l.Clw,k. Repaid. EcoEKfc Orkio J)" 0 UIDDI.K, DENTIST 1,1"lk ww' ' Minnesota Eu0sn2 Strsst Railway. "ME CARD. U"iu7urthernoticr'n'T,,0h',,IUet lSAVINO THE DEPOT. .....1 . -.t 1. a , - mill. Jma Ru--n Jiitutt? lllltLCr 1US JIOF- - sonal Biipervisiim sinco its infum-v. rto dim to deceive you In this. uml Suu.-itltuten are ltut Kv- nnl entlmiifcr Hie health of uiiuAua, vtiit: voiiscipatlou .. . i 1 ' . , uu jc oou, regulates tho jiouimy aim natural sleep. .tu.o.ner'8 i rieua. Always Bought Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. -Itartificlally digests thefood and aids Riture in strengthuning and recon 8tructinp; the exhausted digestive or gans. 1 1 is the hit est d iscovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in elliciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramp8,and all otl:er result s of linporfect digestion. Prepared hy E. C. DeWItt A Co., Cblcogo. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Kestorw VITAL! TV I LOST Vir.OR 1 AND MANMOOf Cures Impotcncy, Nl;ht Emissions antl wastlntt diseases, ali etTccts of sell- abuse, or excess and indiE blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks ant TfgSpt restores the fire of youth fliiNSt? By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes for jS.KO; with a written guaran tee to euro off vefund tho money, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Ciinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale V I. Del.a no Drupgitt J. L. PAGE (Groceries Haying a Large and Complete stock ot Htaple and Fanoy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH. I can offer the publio better prices than any other house In Eugene. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Rejclinln" Cnair Cars Daily to . . DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, 8T. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland otfelin(f passengers Specially Conducted Excursions through to Chicago erery Wednesday. Mi,rt Portland to Chicago Via Southern 1'ncitlc. Union Pacific N W liy's. lat;i,'atre checked through to destination. Magnificent scenery, Union ,ieit. fast time, lowest rates. Kor further information, apply to any Witt Southern Pacific Company, or H LATIIltOP. C E 1SR O HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Ture Whiskies andf Brandies, the finf trades of Wines and 'Jigars, Miifd Drinks a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS.... fl A OAXGEKOUS TKA OE." PERILS THAT BESET THE MAKING OF NITROGLYCERIN. !.,. , , .. , Till. lIIK,.r, HMil.ivoTli. 'nr TUa. l. , Kxml.ra , (lie Fuctnrlea. Nitroglyceriu and iu peculiarities aro little kuowu. even in localities where it Is made. People generally give It a wide berth, nnd even a less number know uow it Is manufactured. ironalily In uo place In the United States Is there such a great amount of tho explosive used as In tho Indiana oilfields. Indiana has four nitroglycerin factories, and they aro seldom visited by curious people. The explosive is made from a compo sition of acids and glyceriu. It Is gener ally pale yellow (u color, and quite col orless when pure. It Is odorless, and hns a sweet, pungent, aromatic flavor. It touched by one's tongue, or even brought into contact with the skin, it will produce a severe headache. A largo tank, called an agitator, Is where mo tluld Is mixed, and tho mixture is composed of equal parts of nitric and sulphuric acids. Inside the tank aro several paddles, like those of a churn, nad it is here that tho real danger In the manufacture exists. Tho paddles are nut In operation and a steady Sfn of sweet glyceriu Is turned Into a vat uniil'250 pounds aro thoroughly mixed with the 1,500 pounds of acid. The chemicals coming in contact pro duce an intense heat, and In order to obviate the danger cold water Is run through pipes encircling and running nirougn tuo vat. At 85 degrees F. a red vapor, almost like fire, arises. If cutting oft the supply of glycerin in tho agitator docs not lower tho temper ature. It Is time to sny farewell. Beforo 00 degrees aro reached nothing but atoms of tho structure and Its contents are left. In Its manufacture water Is used to flood the workroom, since a drop fall ing on tho floor might lead to an explo sion. Not a nail is to bo found In tho floor of the factory, and tho visitor is cautioned not to drag his feet. Those who make the dangerous fluid sny that a jar will not cause an explosion; that friction and fire arc tho only agencies by which It can be discharged. One may pour a barrel of nitroglycerin from a high building to a cement walk below and it will not explode, but a small quantity of It dropped from the samo height In a can will blow tho building down. A sharp concussion in stantly touches It off. Factories be come useless nftcr a few years' opera tion and have to bo destroyed. The timber becomes saturated with nitro glycerin nnd an explosion Is Imminent at any time. Tho average production of nitroglyc erin from 1,500 pounds of acid and 250 pounds of glycerin is about 100 quarts. About 1G0 quarts constitute an average shot for an Indiana oil well. While magazlno explosions aro not rare, the real cause of tho blowing up never be comes known. Those who aro closo enough to seo the cnuso always go up with the building. Tho nverago time for a shooter or nitroglycerin maker to remain in the business does not exceed fivo years. Death Is Instant, nnd no ono has ever recovered from a nitro glycerin accident. Bodies nro torn to atoms no lafger than bits of sausage. Tho wages of employees of tho fac tories range from $123 to $150 a month. Colonel William A. Myers of Bolivar, N. Y., was tho man who made and ex ploded the first pound of nitroglycerin in an oil well. Ho built the first fac tory in tho United States near Tltus vllle, Pa., in 1SGS. Up to that time powder had been used to torpedo oil wells. It was then that an explosive that could bo discharged under water was found In nitroglycerin. Colonel Myers' father was a Philadelphia chemist and taught his son how to make it. The first well torpedoed was on Colo nel Mills' lease, near Tltusvlllc, and the charge consisted of only two pounds. Oil was worth $9 a barrel then, and a torpedo that would double tho produc tion of a well was worth almost what the maker chose to ask for it Colonel Myers built 12 different factories in different parts of tho oil regions from 1S0S to 1885, when be retired from the business. OnTy one of tho original fac tories stands intact today. Myers made several fortunes and spent his money like a prince, but, fortunately for blm, he still has a snug sum laid by. Well shooters spin great yarns of their experiences, and tho stories aro of tho hair raising order. Well shoot ers generally aro fatalists to a consid erable degree in their belief, aud It Is probably ono reason why they do not fear tho fluid. They state that when ono would think it was tho most dan gerous tbo explosive is tho safest. The smallest drop can be placed on an anvil and struck by tho heaviest nledge hammer, and tho hammer will bound back over tho shoulder of the striker, no matter how much ho may try to bold it Some claim that It will tear the arm off, but this is exaggera tion. Transporting the explosive from a magazine to a well Is not as danger ous as timid pcoplo think, according to the shooters. It Is transported In square cans such as aro used for var nish. In preparing for shooting a well, a long tin shell Is suspended In the tub ing, and the Bhooter pours tho fluid In as If it was water. It is not un usual for 200 quarts to bo In a well ehootcr's wagon on ono trip. A slight leak In a can may be touched off by friction and explode tho entire load. If It should explode in tho center of a town, every building would be reduced Instantly to debris. Indianapolis Jour nal. Tho word Asia Is derived from tha Sanskrit Cabas, meaning the land of tbo morning dawn. PLAifcD OCT. Dull hendaahe, piins In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the Bloniacb, losof appetUe, ieverishnes, pimples or sorec, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter how It became so, It must be purified In order ttnhlain good health. Acker's Wood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Hyphihtlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every hnttle on s positive guarantee. For ale by W L DtLano, I A BULKY RECEIPT. The ll.ink Dru.sUor Mail SomelhlliK to tiboiv For 111. Mouer. A nmu with a liermau acceiit and a fierce red uiustuche walked into one of llu' banks the other day and atuhmuc ; til that lie wiimcd to open an neemmt. lie was directed to the proper ulllclal I aud -from a well worn belt extracted ! ?5(KX T his sum he handed throuu'li Hi,, window. The hank oflkiul shoved the big sig nature book toward tl e depositor for his Klgiintiire. Just then the ollldul's attention was attracted in another di rection. When, a second later, ho turn ed around, tho man with tho rod mus tache was coolly walking toward i .o door with tho book, which contained the signatures of all the depositors iu the bank, tucked under his arm. The assistant cashier yelled: "Hold on, there!" But tho Teuton pursued his even course toward the street. The olliclal rushed from behind ills counter and caught the new depositor Just ns he reached the door. "What aro you doing with that book?" deuinni'ed tho bank olliclal an grily, laying hold of the precious vol ume. "Why, 1 thought that was the receipt for my' $500!" answered the Germnn, completely bewildered. In the same bank a well dressed wo man called to deposit $300. The asslstnnt cashier pushed the sig nature book toward her, after receiv ing tho deposit. "Sign your name there," said the offi cial, indicating the proper place. Tho woman took up tho pen and made a show of writing, but tho steel point never touched the paper. After a few more fancy flourishes In tho air the woman handed back the pen, say ing: "Last summer I used to write my name all right, but for some reason I can't do It now." The bank official directed her to make an "X" In the book. Chicago Journal. TWO MEAN TOWNS. Tbe Stories That the TrnTellnsr Men Told About Tlu-m. They were talking about bad towns. "Tho meanest place I ever was In," snld tho man who travels for a Chicago house, "Is down In Massachusetts. Sny, do you know what happened while 1 was stopping there once? A mnn had fallen through n hole In n sidewalk anil sustnlned Injuries Hint resulted In the loss of his right arm. He sued tho city for damages, nnd the case was tried before a Jury, which, the papers said, was composed of representative citi zens. Well, what do you suppose they did to hlui? Brought in a verdict In favor ot tho city, holding tlint Inns much as ho was left handed h.s Injury didn't amount to anything." "Yes," the cigar man said, "that's a pretty mean town, I admit, but I know of a worse one. Tills place Is in Penn sylvania. An acquaintance of mino down there was Injured some time ngo In pretty much tho same way the man you mentioned got hurt. Ho fell on a bad sidewalk aud lost one of his legs. He sued the city,- and didn't got any thing. I never heard Just why, but probably because tho jurors didn't be lieve ho needed more than one leg In his business, seeing that ho was a bar ber and couldn't bono a razor or shave a mnn with ills foot nnywny. But wait, I haven't come to tho point at which tho real meanness developed. Being a poor man, he couldn't afford to buy a cork leg, so ho had to get along with a wooden peg, and ono day whilo ho was crossing the principal street tills peg In some way got wedged be tween a couple of paving stones right In tho middle of the street car track. It took them nearly nn hour to get him loose, and what do you suppose hap pened then? Blamed If they didn't go and line him $10 and costs for obstruct ing traffic I" Chicago TImcs-Uerald. Wliy a Cemetery Pence t It was a Maine graveyard, and tho fence thereof was in a most disreputa ble condition. Somo of the neighbors were trying to start a movement to put n new fenco around tho cemetery, and It was meet ing with general approval till the caus tic wit of Darius Howard was aroused. "What for?" ho Inquired. "Whafs tho need of fencing the graveyard? There ain't no one Inside that wants to come out, and I'm darn sure there ain't any ono outside that wants to get In. So what's the need of the fence?" And the fence was not built till folk had ceased to chuckle over the thrust of Darius. Lewlston Journal. Wherein They Differed. Dr. Emily Blackwell, one of the pio neers of her sex In medicine, heard a young physician deliver a tierce dla trlbo against opening tho doors of the profession to women. When lie ceas ed, she asked: "Will you pleaso tell me ono reason why they should not practice medi cine?" "Certainly, madam. They haven't tha muscle, the brawn, tho physical strength." "I see, sir. Your conception of a sickroom is n slaughter house. Mine Is not." San Francisco Argonaut Dobs and Men. The puppy, as such, thinks every one Is his friend. As he grows up ho curbs his enthusiasm. When an old dog with gray Jowls, lie only glares at people who call to Ii i id. Human beings have many canlna traits, Including four tooth of tho sort used by man's best friend. Now York World. Quick Is the succession of human events. Tho cares of today are seldom the cares of tomorrow, and when wo lie down at night we may say to most of our troubles, "Ye have done your worst, and we shall meet no morn." Having a (ireat nun on Chamber! In's Cough Remedy. Manager Martin, of the Plorson drug store, Informs us that he Is having a gteat run nn Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy. He sells fivt bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind, and t given great satisfaction. In these lava of la irrlnne there Is nothing like t hamherialu's Cough Itemedy to stop tbe cough, heal up me sore throat and lunim and eivn relief within a very short time. The sales are growing, and all who try It are pleased with Its nrnmnt act on. ttoulu t,hlc20 uaiu Calumet. Kor sale by W. L. DeLano. HI K IR RKKfNMtlEn. President Huveuie)ei Deults Truxt Will Close Hi uie oflu Plant Slump in stock. hat New York, Fell 7. President Hav,-ineye-, of the Anierio in Su rir It- IItiImu Company, was questioned regarding the reports that t lie leading refineries of the company h d teen dosed down a a r -mil i,r the loss of business, par tuul..i:y lecausn of the loss of lurge eonf etlonery and eondensed- mllk eoiiittie's. "Fee iet, rl are tols'Iy untrue, ' saui .Mr lliiveineyi r, "We havn mat uo buaiuens and o dj not iuteud to 1-ose any. Tha only refineries that have been closed down are Ihe Spreck les refinery in Philadelphia, and the Jer-ey City refinery. Tlifse have cloned down to take account of slock and clean tip. This la usual at the end of the year, but the demand dur ing the holidays and ooutiuulug through January was bo unusual that the cltanlng was deferred until now Tbe refiner es will resume ou Saturday. The Boston reftuery may also olose for a day or two, but the Williamsburg refineries will not be closed.'1 The eflect on tbe stock market of the reports referred to waaadeollueof about Ave points on sugar trust stock. t ail for Meeting of Peoples Part; C'en , tral Committee. The members of Ihe Lane County People's Party oentral committee aro hereby called to meet at the court house, Iu Eugene, Oregon, nn Saturday February 10, 1000, at 1 o'clock In the afternoiin, for the purpose of making apportionments to tbe county conven tion aud attending to such other busi ness as may come before the commit tee. Tbo presence of each member of the committee Is earnestly r quested. By order A. J, Z uat walt, Chairman. L. fl. Pattkkson, Seorelary, Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women aud a. feel the result In loss of appetite, poisons In the blood, buckaobe, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Klectrlu Hitters are just the thing for a mini when he is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could lake. I can now eat anything and iiave a new lease on life,'' Only 60 cents, at Linn's Drug More. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Alaska Hold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome aud Cape York will sail from Seattle May 10. This will be a large ship with a freight capacity of 1600 tons and pas senger accommodations for 200. For rates and further information, cull on or address It. MoMubphey, Agent Northern Panlllo, Eugene. Notice. Tbe Ladies Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a Bupperon the even- ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. Tbe menu and further par ticulars will be published later. Ho Care, 5o Pay. That la the way all dinuplits sell Groves Tasteless Chill Tonlofor Chills, Malaria and Billiousness. It is as pleasant to takesv Lemon Syrup. CO cents To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets, All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's s'giin ture Is on eaou box. 25c. French Tansy Wafers, the world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' frleud French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In Ihe world; Ira ported from Paris; lake nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with orown trade mark. La France Drug Company. Importers, 80fJ Turk St. San Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct n receipt of $2. "I had bronchitis every wluter for years and no medicine gave me perma nent relief till I began to take One Minute Cough Cure. I know It Is the best cough medicine made," says J Koontz, Corry, Pa. It quickly oures coughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe, and throat and lung troubles. It Is the children's favorite remedy. Cures quickly. Vincent dc Co, Corner Drug Store. Pneumonia always leaves the lungs weak. Weak lungs are breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronic bronchitis also often follows pneumonia. If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption arc at work. Don't let them get a foothold. Begin at once and take SCOTT'S EMULSION; it will drive out the germs by making the lungs stronger than they are. 5M. f)d f O, all druKgilU. For You to Read " )VI",.t Puzzled me iu the beginning was tli.it I kept losing ilesh without nnv cause fr it that I could see. 1 Imd a bitlo t,ubIo with my stomach, too, and after a while began u. grow weaker and to cough. Tho cough, I thought, would s.iou go away and cure itself, but it tluln t. It grew worse, and then I began to spit up a pecu liar (unking substance. 1 never thought of consumption, but ono day I had a hemorrhage, and then was frightened in earnest and did just what you would do. I rushed to tho doctor. He was either too busy, or r.-ei Ci-ug else, for he didn't dome-.nv Kood. I kept going on down I i i.and the outlook was bad. Thin, s tiok a different turn, however, when I heard of Acker's English Remedy for Consumption, for I took it, and it not only cured my cough ing and spitting, but also built up my whole system. I took on per manent flesh, and today am just as healthy a mnn as you can find in a week's travel. You may be sure I always keep Ackor's Eng lish Remedy in the house, and it is a good tiling I do so, for ono night my youngest child was seiied with croup. That hoarse, WheeZV COllO-h U-AKthnltr,t Bi.rnnl " " no tune 111 giving the poor liltle sufferer proper doses of this grand medicine. In almost no time the disease was under control, nnd my child was saved. I advise every parent to have a bottle handy all the time. It serves the same purpose in keeping croup out of the house that a good lock and key servo a?,mmfnn'irK ttra0,!';, i'V b"1 ")''"' and a tonic. It cured mo of con sumption and my child of croup, and I know what I am talking about." (Signed) Hon. M. Hooan, picture frame manufacturer, sjs Comer Street. New York Aokti-'i Kngli-h Komody ..mid by nil dnntKisU tm.l fnndU n om u Uilur. Uo.. Wcud$lk buitlaiu U.JS. H'c authorize the aiwr guarantee. If. For sale by W. L. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. X'ntl..u 11.1. - .1 , ......vv uu.,B, ueiMi i,b w exceed nv, lines, 50 cents per week; 91 Manioutlii $12 pui jnr, For Sale. FOH SA LK. Corner First and Jellor- soo streets, one 10 room houne, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit.flne garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 0( leet 8 Inches, by 10 feet, young frrlt Ireen, good garden ground, waler, eio. Also house aud lot, comer Williituotte and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write M J Sills, Tucmia, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd ollloe. FOR SALE 00 aorea of land 6 miles southwest of Eugene;' two small houses and barns; 20 acres In cultiva tion; 4 acres of gnod bearing fruit trees, 14 acres In wheat. For further particulars inquire of It F Baker & Co, Eugene, Oregon, FOK BALK Plymouth Hock and ntacK Minorca chickens (pure bred) for sale. Inquire at, residence of Joel Ware, Fifth and Oak attests. HAY FOK BALE Flue clean oheat nay, loose, lor sale. Call on or address O Widiuer, two miles west of Eugene OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. TH F, DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. (livos oholco of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Lino, or tho RIO GRANDE Sconlo Lino Look at the time 11 days tr. Halt Lake 2) days to Denver Hi days to Chicago 4 days to New York PHKR HKOLINING Oil A IK OAII t PIIOI kTKIIKD TOUH InT ILKKP ING. CABS, PULLiaAN PA LACK 8I.KKPINU OARS, Kor fall particular, regarding rate., time trsluii,eto,oall on or address L L Stevens gt, Eugene. C O Terr W E Coman TravPaisAst Uen'l Agt 124 Third Bt. Portland, Or Central Market, (f Mi PROPRIETORS Will keet) constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at tbe lowest market prices, A (air snare oi tbe Dolllc mnm solicited i TO THE FARMERS.-! We will ptj the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. aW-Meati delivered to an. rtrt ot th cltj Freeof oharge QtaAOf OMf CAIIKEI IdilblCs. ilU'.M MACHlx-I i (.. Vim - in "it rnlii it m yi-ir iiraxRiU freight ilti erfretlr tH.fjt-lirj,esv II v ax nttTKarntfl, jul . h iiiu r'.'i.uo, n.i ) iiir ui; t'(wi iui:ri. iu, , fi'ft&i. "..' r. Special Oiler Price $13. t J ii-i roiir.ii. .-.i.TB-a. ait.'. ,t - (C.(F - t - i.rit, ItrH' T, t 1 f.vftsur . ronU f..r i-awjii Hn ir.iln Biff IT TUB'.f ".f,!..it VniAUn t -ur owi h"ini oi.'l wo Hill return y .nr li ..-i u.ty , . 11M, ,) aat! .ntM. Ifr artl :l3r.rfct r.itlt an 4 rMf llnr ?' la al tH.bO, 4atr.tta CaiaUiit. bulili.- i l'ir t',1 fill T H t j.- rrsslfM a I lie r t -r 'ih. r- il lij am liiiua. jigWARK, Oi- IMITATIONS tlitniT'ta,'ifTllliH Bikaowpi s'l.lnn tl't -i r vol 1 m a 't"t"i'. ttflla' sit rroeJ fr ntkacaaadltara bo arc r- Iai 'fllM" m tf-ErV. f f.W Ur e-i-rv Kipil.i' I TIL- UuUU;tiVi t.M.tt liiimi riv . bUAHf! 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A For Imaiits and Children. The Kind You llava Always Bough. Boars th Signature Corvallis & Eastern RAILKOAD. '"1,711. OAKU No. 2 for Ynqtiina Train leaven Albany heaves ('itrvallii , Arrivtm Ya(iiinu No. 1 1. e turn ing Leaven Yani'iia jonvel4 t'orviilliH Arrived Allmity No. 8 for Detroit Loavefl Albany Arrived Uotrnit No. 4 Hutu r n in k leaves Detroit Arrives Albany ..l'-':ir. P M ... H.r. v M ... 7:i5 P M , . . 11:00 A M ..IlittO A U . . .12:15 I'M .. 7; A M . . 1 1::0 A M ..12:2(1 P M .. Oilf. I'M One ami twoojnnoetat Albany ami CorvallH ...... uu..a..v.. i ni-mu trill, ID, J V lllff U J Tf( t nervlco to und from Newport niiU riljacu.it Traliw forth mountftinn arrive nt Detroit at noon, Hiving amnio tlmo to rvavh rumpltut .w.,vuU niiu HIlUAlll u.U nanio day. EDWIN 8TONK, 1M imager, II L WAI.DKN, J TURNER, TF & PA Agent, Albany. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE -OF TIIK- Southern Pacific Go Express Trains Leave Portland Dally TRIorlU Moil Hi i 7:00 pm Lv Portland Ar Lv Kuirena Lv Ar San Francisco Lv Ar Ugden Ar Ar Los Angeles Lv Ar El Paso Lv Ar New Orleans Lv Lv Portland Ar Lv Kuifeue l.v Ar 8an Krancisco Lv Ar OKden, Lv Ar Ln Anxeles Lv Ar El Paso Lv At New Orloans Lv this a m 3:5-1 a 111 8:0i p ru 1:IU pm 7:00 pm 8:40 v m 8:50 pin 7:1a p m 1:IU am 7:00 a m 1:40 a m 12.80 pm . 7:20 a m 12:34 a in 8:1ft am :.'U a in 7:00 a in U:00 ntn U:2r a m H:30 a m 2:14 pm 7:15 p in r,:45n n, l:M p m 11:00 p m I :'! p m I HM a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman Hrst-clais anil Tourist Sleeping oars attached to all throunh trains. Prompt connections at Denver, Omaha and Chicago with trains for other east ern cities. Corvallis mall llnllr (Kxccpl Sunday, 7!8Uam I Lv Portland Ar I 6:60 pin Corvallis Lv I 1:2(1 im 11:66 p m Ar At Albany and Oorvallls connect with trait) of Oregon Central & Eastern Uailway, Independence lnasenffer irulir tjxcept Sunday! UPBIBS TBAItl OAItt (IXOSPT SCUBA.) 1 :60 pm I Lv Portland' Ar 18:26am 7:il p in Ar VcMinuvllls Lv I G.-60 a m H;tf0 p in Ar Indriiondonre Lv ' 4:60 am Direct connection at Fan Francisco with steamship lines for Hawaii, Japan, China, tho' Phillipioes and Australia. For through tickrta and rates, call on L U ADAH!, Or E ,7 MeCLANAHAN, Ipot Agrnt City Ticket Agout, Eugene, Oregon. It KOEHLElt, V H MAI K1IAM, Manager. ii V and P A, Portland, Oregon "TTV"" I, trill! uri- ,.tB. l - fir -Snar'ant. . 1 1 1- in r i- mm., ii 1.1.11.. 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