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Newspaper Page TextW"-V ' I.I III 1 Kind You Have Always Bought, and ryl.i.;h hns iw bo for over 30 ye::n, has bat-sto ILo s:,...u,c v.. r x JLfTJ, y s w, -"' u itn liiiiLiicy, tamisr&la It"iit-J tad .-.i'tiiutes arc but K.. lliucuts that trifle with nod cmi-.jsger the lieaWh t . .1 '1. 11 .1 h.. l?-.l..,..rt ., : 1 -m . UltS III". V'""" Bini-utD .ijji-.ii.-n. X'-.v'n'rMnt'.Pt. iWh sat irla is substitute i c.w.thhi'' Syruus. i Lins neither Opi-r I j . i. J stance. lunch aim auwi. ii-'"S jieauny aim natural Mucji Children's t-ana Bears tho Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THK CIHWUW eaUKHt. TT MUHMT WTHtKT. WCW VOBK CITY. BUSINKSS CAfiDS. ATTQKNEYS-AT-LAW. ATT011NEY-AT-LAW. and 2 Chriaman Block. KITQBNE. OREGON. WILLIAM8, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Ins a frctaitv. Uver Lane I ;ountv Bank. ILYlsU, AttOKKKY-AT-LAW. brer FiraJ National Bank. Kuoene, Ohegon, WOODCOCK, ATTOIINKY-AT-LAW. jDne-half block aonth of Cl,ilma.l Blk Euoene, Ousontf. ISKU'WOHTH. Ji ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Vtlce In all the Court', Eugene Okeoos. 'W THOMPSON (lHAt A HARm BIP30N 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. lln Fir- Koftnnal Ti.nl. Tj..:i.irnn f ill all the courta. EUOENE, OREOOH. B D0RRI8, jlUNEY 4 CIOUNSELOU-AT-LAW r"ti It all the cotirt, of the Second District and in f.hn Rnt.n.n,. L,.,. ' l in pmbate ' -Fint National Bank Bhig. Hooma 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. JW HARRIS, fHYSICIAN AND 8TJRCIEON. fcpver WilkimiLinn'adnigi-tore. M. v A m; 2 to 3 ana t to f -Ferry gtreet between llth and fXBiKUYKENDALL, SY8ICIAN3 AND SURG EONS. I In nht... J attention toiargery and aurvlcal dU Pol woman. ? LUCKEY, JEWELER. "nd.Clocka'Repalred. RcaiNc, Oaiaov f 0 BIIJDI.E, DENTIST t ?L01i" rMt- betw n Fifth and k " "'"'k weat ol iMirmeeota P OEXE INFIKMar y" :K OSTEOPATHY. ith.Do ) u" 1' li Al Alii, vi a'. , IT- StilU. American Ut Ma, ?m.th. fSchoolofOat-opathy t-1 J Kirkatrille, Mo. J'tuh.iri.u y ProP"rly. 'r. dih and TIME CARD. r1rlli,i,..,. "ill n.n w- tbi stresl run on lhe fiowlnf(lohe(lllet a "Jtther notice. LKAVINO THg DEPOT. :l(h?.i, . koev,, , ' r.'(L!:10-:40-10:0O a m i nour. tes2Wlfi Ji.e-s. v-.-- ami. iuis uut'ii iiiuuo ii utter nis it- MlVlfll RllltOTMrlkllmi uln..A 4.. CASTGRiA i Cati.r O;!, I'.ire-oric, Drop.-; la Harmless ami PIutiMiut. It Morrihlne nor other V.n,-' ; Its airo is- i '.s fruuriintec. It destroys AVmnm allays Fcvcrishm-.ss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind e. It relieves TectniJigr Troubles, cures Constlpat!..!! Flatulent;-. It j;a ii.iilntes the Food, rt-gtiltiU- tiiy -Xho KotUcr'a Trieud. JlUINE GASTORIA ALWAYS - " Kind You Have Always Bought Alaska uold Kir-lds. First atpainshlp for Cupe Nome and apo York will sail from Seattle May 1(1. This will be a Inia Bliip willi frt-lpht capacity of 1600 tons mid pas neiiser accommodatlona for 200. For rates and further Infirrniatinn, chII on or address R. MoMiihphev, Agent Northern Pacific, Eugene. o Cure, Ko Pay. Tliat ia the way all druppicts atll flrovps TasteleHB Ctiill Touio for Chills, Malaria and BiiliouBDOfis. It is aa itleuuant to btkero Lemon Syrup. 50 ceuta Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. ItarMflciallyuigeststhefoodaDdalda Wature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It Is the lat est discovered digest anfcand tonic. Ko other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cure! nvnimitn TnrliirpRtinn. Heart,hnrn. ' Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckHeadacne,ua3traigia,urampi,ana all other results of Imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. 'ERVITA li;u7fl"ii VI7 AL! i y LOST V"!OR AND MANMOOC Cures Impotcncy, Night Emission an' vasHn!f diseases, all effects ( c' abuse, or rxccsp ami &ej cretlon. Anrvetoui('.::l. ypR blood bu;l;"R-r. Briuc j ; "sfw pink glow topalcchecKSAr restores ti e fiie cf youth WiiNH By mail 50c per box; (! boxes tor :''J.50; with a VTittcn giiaran. Me to hj ". oi rc-.;':nd ;!;o uaoi; y f f :?rji i wciiicni. co. :ilr::,: 2 Jackson Sts., CKICACO, ILL, For sale WL DeLano Drugfrtat J. L. PAGE -OEALXK IN- - Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the publio better prices thuti any other house iu Eugene. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILKOAD. TIT1E CARD No. 2 for Yaiiuina Train leavee Albany Leaves rvaliii Arrirea Yailina No. 1 lieturniui! Leavea Yaqnina learea Corvallia Arrivea Albany No. 3 for Detroit Iarea Albany Arrivee Detroit No. 4 Retnrninit I,evea Detroit Arrivea Albany .12:45 P M ,. 1:M P M .. 7:25 PM .. rlO AM ,.11;30 A M ..12;15 PM ,. 70 A M .11:30 A M .12 20 P M . 6:45 P M One and two connect at ionr ."'", with Southern Hacltlc tralna, Kl'l."'J JrVlfiTu i and Irom Newport and idj.c.nt mlu"; (or th mountain. .rrlT. at Pctroll at .S;'i':'tbrii;lL'Su.hwanT;an,?a'mn"h; EDWIN STONE, Manager. H I. WALDKN, J TT'P.NER, T F "A Agent, Albany. 8TAYI Atari One word I must bat mutter, ca u clr I Jar not Tel: ' II the trath I co.jU but J' So tne mdlng miht be let. -f Stransi- bertrnilnii. atranfr emtln; Lore n wonted, lore U itranse. When thing, aeem berond aU mendtne. Lore can work a wondroua chancel Start I dare to ipeak It cleartr, Speak it etralght Irom heart to heart Since we lore each other dearly, Who ihell my that we muat partt Start For when theae daya are orer. Tien the mul ol ttte u done. Still ahall lorer call to lorer, "Two we are, but two In one." "dne U"Iie' PoU,ck ta Longman'a l(a(a. I Dr, Smifh's PUFs g A Story 'of the Mind Cure Doo- k trine. OelelitSrtilrtJ.hlHiai.ijiU.itJ.hliti.Sl "Not at all, Dr. Smith. I have not a bad cold. These symptoms are merely the externalizing on the physical plane of Improper thought" This was In reply to Dr. Smith's com miseration on the lamentable appear ance of the patient, Mrs. Hollls was a member of the local ethical society, who had lately absorbed some leading features of the mind cure doctrine, but who bad not advanced so far as to discard aU medical advice. In minor ailments she adhered to the school, but her courage failed when disorders were more ominous; hence her pres ence In the consulting room. "The resemblance was so extraordi nary as to mislead me," replied the doctor. "I have never seen a more perfect simulation. I now perceive the power of thought to produce phe nomena In matter. Your thought must be very bad," be added reflectively, gazing again at the reddened face and streaming eyes of the sufferer. Mrs. Hollls winced a little at this. "Not as bad as If I had pneumonia," she returned, with a touch of asperity. "But how are you going to treat mef" "With thought pills." said the doc tor. "Thought pills!" exclaimed Mrs. Hol lls. "Yes," said he, "with thought pills. I should not feel justified In stopping at anything short of them." "I never beard of them. Are they to be taken Internally?" "Of course," replied the doctor. "Your thoughts are Inside of you, and so must be the pills. We have got to go to the root of the matter. And now," Vie went on, "I will nsk you to excuse me a few moments while I pre pare them In the pharmacy. I will not be long. Do not give a thought to the pills while I am gone. That will come later on." It was all very well to decree that the pills' were to be excluded from Mrs. Hollls' mind, but this was soon found an Impossibility. Struggle as she might, no otber topic could be maintained. Sbe tried to think of the children's din ner and of the trimming of her new gown, but In vain. The pills swept ev erything before them, so to speak. What they were like, how they were compounded, wbat was the rationale of their operation, these were questions which succeeded each other In Mrs. Hollls' brain and excited thrills of speculation. Whatever may bave been tho doctor's motive In prohibition, the pills had certainly effected a lodgment and were by no means to be expelled. A slight misgiving did for a moment rise ns she remembered that Dr. Smith had some reputation as a wag, but ho was too evidently Berlous at the time for the misgiving to enlarge Into sus picion. It was at this moment that he returned. "I will explain to you exactly what you must do," said tho doctor, as be seated himself by the patient and open ed a little box. It contained four pills, three of quite ordinary size and color, but the fourth much larger and very dark. "The three smaller pills are not to be taken until bedtime, but their ac tion begins at once. Tbe great point is that you are to follow unhesitatingly any courso to which they prompt. They are thought pills, remember. At dinner, for Instance, you will find no repugnance to a plate of soup or to any quantity of fruit, but the Instant any other dish Is before you and you think of the pills you will bave no wish to cat It. Before going to bed take the three pills and put your mind upon them. Tbe fourth Is to bo taken before breakfast Trobably you will bo una ble to go beyond coffee and fruit Come and see me late In the afternoon." "But what Is the philosophy of the pills, doctor?" asked Mrs. Hollls. "They baye a twofold aspect," he re plied. "I should not like to use the word duplicity" this with a hardly perceptible twinkle of the eye "we will call It duplexness. They project Into the concrete objectivity the es sences and powers of the supra-physical plane and thus show matter as a pole of tho immaterial. But It Is the reflex action on which I lay most stress. They, as It were, restore the concrete to the abstract Thought Is everything; matter Is mere nothing. If the universe can bo mirrored in an atom, much more so In a pHL" This certainly had tbe orthodox sound. The ring of tbe true mind cure doctrine was there. Even unin telligibly was fairly well preserved. Mrs. Hollls wns to some extent reas sured. She banliy liked to ask tbe doctor whether he also was a disciple, but It was clear that ho was a student. "But how about the rest of the time?" sbe Inqulrsd. "Am I to think of the pills all the while?" "I sheuld not consider that essen tial," said tho doctor after a moment's reflection. "But thought at meals and at night If vital." "I am not quite sure whether I ought to be taking medicine of any HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Pure Whiekiee and Prandlee, the fines rradee of Winea and 'Jlgara. fc.Miied Drink, a specialty. VVeinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS., kind," Mrs. Hollii remarked as ah bcld the. box Irresolutely in her hand. "But these are thought pills," said tbe doctor. "Oh!" said she. Dinner turned out precisely as Dr. Smith had foretold. The soup was certainly palatable, but thought of the pills was a bar to flab. "Are you not well, my dearf asked Mr. Hollls as she declined It "Yes," she sold; "I am quite well, but I have a dreadful co ; that Is, I mean, no, not any flsh." Mr. Hollls observed that every dish went u Masted save the berries, of which his wife consumed three plates. But he was wise with years of matri mony and knew that the mystery would be unveiled it patience was al lowed her perfect work. Mrs. Hollls was faithful in all re ipects to tbe directions. The three pills were duly taken at bedtime and ber mind concentrated thereon till sleep overcame ber. Her slumbers were not continuous, and she awoke far earlier than was customary, but certainly Improvement had begun. Tbe fourth pill was more difficult to (wal low, and she had to bite It It bad t very alight taste, not unlike that of Boston brown bread, by no means un pleasant Nor was the doctor's pro vision less accurate respecting break fast The thought pills did seem to ef face all wish for everything beyond coffee and fruit As the day went on the symptoms steadily bettered. The head was less choked, the cheeks were not so red and swollen, eyea and nose were palpably on the mend. It was In far more pleasing condition that she repaired to the consulting room late In the afternoon. Little of moment, how ever, occurred. Dr. Smith expressed great satisfaction at her rapid recov ery, and sbe was cordial In attestation of the merit in thought pills. "But tell me, doctor," she asked, "Is It yon who put the potency of thought Into the pills or I ?' "The powers of nature often Inter penetrate," said the doctor, "and wa accept the outcome of causative action while unable to assign proportionate value to each." Mr. Hollls was no less gratified at the quick Improvement In his wife and In the library after dinner led the way to an account of the treatment As the narration proceeded he became more and more Interested and intent, though at times a faint twinkle of the eye waa perceptible. But hardly bad Mrs. Hol lls concluded her exposition of the therapeutic process when he dropped his newspaper, threw back his head, clasped his hands behind it and emit ted a loud and long guffaw. "Henry, what Is the matter with you?" cried bis wifo In astonishment. "My dear," said ho when calmness returned, "I could have prescribed diet and Jalap as well as Dr. Smith." "But what about tbe thought pills?" she asked, with open eyes. "Pills work Irrespective of thought," Mr. Hollls replied sententlously. Mrs. Hollls was quiet for a moment "I don't think I will ever go to Dr. Smith again," sho at last exclaimed In a voice of some feeling. "Oh, yes, you Willi" be said. "The doctor has great common sonse and as much command of phrases as a mind curlst Yon get tho advantage of both systems." Mrs. Hollls looked grave. Then she raised her eyes to her husband's, a smile broke over tbe face of each, and Mr. Hollls picked up his newspaper. New York Evening Post Feurla Deismra' Chlldrean Professional beggars In Paris blre children to belp them win money from the charitable. There are certain rec ognized centers for this abominable traffic, and s regular tariff Is In opera tion at these child markets. The trade Is by far tbe briskest In winter. In ordinary times, when no special holi day is In progress, a child of from B to 10 years may be had cheaply, tbe cur rent charge being 18 pence a day, or 2 shillings If the weather Is very cold. Babies In arms or those who can only Just toddle are more expensive, fetching double and treblo this sum. On Christmas day and New Year's day, when beggars are practically not interfered with by the police and reap their richest harvests, tho prices are much higher. As much as a sovereign has to be paid on these special occa sions for a baby only a few montbs old, and oven this sum Is exceeded In tbe case of the hapless little creatures who are IU and who are thus likely the more readily to move the passerby to pity. Older children on these holidays may be hired for 8 shillings. If the beggar continues at work throughout the evening, be has to supply the child with supper. He also has to under take to pay for a doctor If his victim should fall 111 from exposure Pall Mall Gazette. Datr Call. Tbe duty calls of a man are much the same as the duty calls of a woman. With both sexes a call Is obligatory aft er an evening party, a luncheon, a din ner, a Buppcr, a theater party, and should be promptly made whether the Invitation has been accepted or not Personal calls must be paid the newly married, and should bo made on their reception days. If they have sont out curds. A personal call Is due tbe brhlo's parents If yon have been In vited to the wedding reception. A per sonal call should Ira made on a young lady and ber mother after tho an nouncement of the engagement of tho former. After a death In tbe family of a friend a call should be made by Inti mate friends within ten- days of the death. Those who are less Intimate call within a month. Such calls mean sim ply the leaving of a card, and no effort Is made to see the members of tbe fam ily In mourning. After a long absence from borne, friends, of course, call as soon as possible. Leah Lanceford In Woman's Home Companion. riiAlT&U OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at tbe pit of tbe stnmaob, Ices of appetite, feverlshne pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter bow It became so, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Aeker's Wood Elixir baa never failed to cor Bcrofulousor Hyphtlltlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on positives guarantee. For ale bf Wh ueiano. 34,441 Miles un a THOS. W. DAVIS Th Veteran Centurion. fttck on a "PATE 8 CREST ThiM. W. Ii.vU, tli ftunous Centur ion, who has become famous nil over the Ui.-Ul is on of the xrenli" bicy clinttt mi em ili, hiu taken out hi new priiiK mount. Iu 'W Mr Tat built a wheel f. r Mr Davis, which wm riiltltm contin ously until lat OYtober, covering a mil eagaof 14,44 1 miles. In the latter pait of October last Mr Davis whs penmAlel to buy another make, for as he saiit. he wanted to try a Clincher tire." It took less tli .o 3.000 miles to tfeuionstrate the fLt that "there was rothing cual to a I'ateV'so now Mr !Uvis has gotten a new orsnge PATKK CtiKST, and swears he'll never change aain. Mr Davis has a record mileage of nearly 70,000 miles in ten (10) years and he says no wheel gives one half the actual service as the I'stee Crest Call and tea our full line of l'.HH) models. Municipal Election. Notice Is hereby given that tliuuu uual election of officers, iu and lor the City of Eugene, will be held mi Mon day, tbe 2nd day of April, 1MD. ut which time there Is to be elected: O o councilman for each ward, all tor tbo term of two years; one recorder and one treasurer, both lor the term of one year. JUUOES AND CI.EKK8 KOK SAID ELECTION. First Ward JT Rowland, IK Peters and P J MoPherwin. Peters aud Mo Pbersou designated as olerks. Pull ing place, truck house of 'Jyoloue Hose Co on llth street. Second Ward A L Peter, R McMur phey and E C Smith; Peter and Mo Murpliey designated as clerks. Polling place, eugiue room lu City Hall build ing. Third ward M S Wallls, GeolSarger and Geo Roberts; Wallls and Kurgi r designated as olerks. Polling place, I) Cherry's bulldlug on north side of Eighth street, between Ollveand Clmi nelton streets. P:ills to be opened at 9 o'clock a ni and close at 0 unlock p in on said 2nd day of April, A D, lOuO. By order of tbe common oounoil of tbe city of Eugene, March 12, 1900. II. F. DoKBia, Recorder. Special Firemen's Election. Notice Is hereby given that a speolnl election of the Eugene Fire Debarl ment will be held March 30th, 1000, lor the purpose of eleollng a chief engineer for tbe remainder of the unexpired term of Drew Grlftln removed from the city. Dated this March 19, 1900. W. W. Btkvknh, President E. F. D. The board of Are delegates at tbe meeting Saturday nlgbt appointed W. W. Stevens, J. E. Jennings and Will Bodes ss judges of the special elec tion. French Tansy Waters, me world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful perlodB of ladles; are never failing and. safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only ro llnble female remedy iu the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but insist on genuine; In red wrappers with orown trade mark. La Franee Drug Company, Importers, 80 Turk Ht, San Francisco. For sale by all di le gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt ol $Z. Ride a White and keep Dp with the procession. If you want tbe highest oasb price for eggs, take them to Scarborough. Bicycle repairing. All work guar anteed. C. V. Matixiuk. J nominee In 1896 of Silver Republicans, Populist and Democratic Parties for President, will Speak in EUGEJJE, OHEGOJl, ON Thursday, April 5th, 1300. Speaking to commence at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. EVERYBODY INVITED. J. J. WALTON, Jr. Chairman Committee of Arrange ments. THE CYCI.K AUE AND TRADE REVIEW PATEE I Not In th. Truit.) TKOS. W. DAVIS THE VETERAN CENTURION. COMES BACK TO A PATEE CREST, AND SAYS IT'S THE BEST OF ALL BICYCLES. 'eld by BARKER Street ttigene, Oregon. Ctmstor Brake fitted to nny Bicycle $6.50. fauna.! iraawawawaanBTawwwBaMaT.waeaeaw. CLASSIFIED 10LUMN. Notice, under this head not to exceed five linn. All ccuta er week; 1 1 50 a mouth; 12 p-rveti. For Sale. KOU - ' l.i1'. At a bargain, one of the bet iliH-k and grain ranches of 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will lie Hold as a whole, oriupait, to suit pumliuMer, Easy terms. For par tloiilur. apply to Joint Ingham, at Ax Hilly Dtpartmmit Htoro. FOR WALE. tJorner Finn and Jeller sou nt reels, one 10 room houee, and two lots, 80xlC0 feet eactt. Good bnrn, water, fruit, fine garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 0G teel 8 Inches, by 100 feet, young fruit tree, good gurdeu ground, wator, etc. Aim house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write S J Hills, Tacoma, SVhmIi, Box 827, or call at GUARD olllce. HAY FOR HALE. A few Ions of llrst-olass olieat hay, $8 per ton at burn. Hiidilletilou'B, West Eighth street. FOR BALE. A good carriage nearly new. Iuqtilre at once a- reeldenoo of H. H. Miller, Ninth and l'aluiraon streetB, Eugene. FOR HALE-Plymouth Rook and Black Mltiotca chickens (pure bred) or sale. Inquire at residence of Joel Ware, Fifth and Oak Hreols. WANTED Patties wanted lo out luO cords of white II r and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. To do general housework. Inquire at once at resi dence of Mrs HRKIncald.NlnihSt. LOST Ladles' chain, containing ingle pearl setting, Maroh 12, on Willamette slree', between Seventh and N i in It . Reward for return tc this olllce. How's This WenflurOne Hundred Dollars Re ward for any ousn of Calnrrh that cannot be curid by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney A Co., Props, Toledo, O. We, the uudemlgned, have fcuown F J Cheney for the last 16 yours, and be lieve liiin perfectly bouorable in al business transaction, aud financially aiile to carry nut any obligation made by tbelr firm. WkhtcITkuax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O WAI.IIINO, KlNNAN rV MAHVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, aotlng directly upon the blood at d mucous surfaces of lhe system. Price, 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials fne. Hall's family pills are the best. P BRYAN Page 70 CREST GUN WORKS, He Tried a Sample Bottle Nearly overr day ncopln rocne fnta rims Stores and oak tho Unuista to recommend emit modkxiuo for their trouble. Very on en they re fuse tu do to, because, as s yule, they do not believe it proper to ad V.floanyoneto take a patent medicine ol which they do not know tha ingredients. It Is tho physi oinn'i Dusi neH3 to pre scribe. Soma initko an ex ception, bow aver, when Anyone has a cough, cold or thront andluns; trouble. "1 alwuy reo-miiK nd Acker's Eng lish Remedy, btsjuiiNo 1 know Just what It will do. It has ourd every case where f lmvo teen It tried, ft Is tbo best expectorant and tonic I ever tvandled In my 14 years experience. I will give Jmt one Instance of a gentleman who itud been troubled fori years with a nasty , bnckinp couph. I ad vinod Ai'kor'e Kntrltsh Kemedy. Ilo tried n nam pi o bottle, and viu cured mtforo Uo hiut taken half of it, ut no ooet whntover. Thl 1h nn uxooptlonnl case, however, as it usually tukes two or tbreo bottios." (Signed) A. 11. Cook, Del lefon tain o, Ohio. Bold at SAc., 50o., and $1 a bottle, through out the United HiaU'H and Canada; and in England, at In. ftl., ft. 3d., iu. Od. If you are not satisfied after buying, return tha bottle to your drucgiat, ana get poor jueuo back. t C ft mttVtoriu (A above ffimte, . , If. V- UQQKE& 4 CO.. JTtrkionitvZroTk For Sale BvW L Delano- That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you Jf you used Dr King's New Life fills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their match less merit for slob and nervous head aobuM. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. E&ay to take. Try them. Only 25o. Monoy back If not cured. Bold by Linn, druggist, Eugene, Oregon. THIS RAILWAY COMPANY Operates lU trains on tbe famous block system. ijlghu lu trains by electricity Usee the celebrated eleetrla berth teadina lamp. Hunt splendid eonlpped passer) ger trains every day and night between St Paul and unicago, ana uroaiia ana ubicago; the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alao oparaW. at.am-hatl VMtlbn'sd tralna, carrying the latest private oouipartm.nt oar. library bullet, .rnokiag oara, and drawing-room alMnara. PAitl.On CAltH, frea nollnlng elialr uan auu an. vary rjea. aining-oar wrvloa, f or tli. loWMt rate, to any point In th. United Btate. or Canada, apply to tlokat ag.nl, or addreaa , n .t BTtnv J.WUAHBY,' Gra.ral Agent, irav J a. jtgul. 1'ortUoil, dragon SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE MiLWAum Train. Lara Knxan. for Portland and way tmvmiu ua ai o:h a m; i p m. Portland Kuir.n. Aabland Macramtnto Han Franoiaoo 81 a m 246 p in 12:83 a tn n.OO p m 7:4o p m 7.O0 p at 12:31 a m 11:30 a m 4:Hfi S m 8iU a m Ar Oirilan Ar Denver Ar Kanaas City Ar (Jhtoairo 6'Atl a m 9.-00 a m 7 :'-'. a iu 7:45 a m 11:411 a m Mm 7 ,2S a ro 9.30 a m Ar I Ans.lM 1:2(1 p tn 0OH p m (1:30 a m tl:f5 a m 4:110 a nt n:2A p m 11:4 .1 a m 12H3 p m 7:00 a m 900 p m 6:30 a m 9;M s m 4:00 a m 6:2s p m 6:4a a m 12:43 p m Ar Kl Paau Ar Fort Worth Ar Cltyol Mrxico Ar Huuaton Ar New Orleans Ar Waahington Ar New York Pnllman ann1 Tourlat oar. on both train.. Chair ear. Sacra mento te t'giUn aud Kl Pam, and tourlat car. to Chioag.. ft Iiuia, New Orleans and WaabinBtou. Connacttng at San Fran daoo with Mveral ateamahip line, for Honolulu, Japan. China, PhillipiuM, Cnlral and Month America. Be. Mr I. O Adair, agent at Eiupn. or add re. O'H MARK1TAM, U PA, Portland, Or, More information next week.