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Newspaper Page TextDaily ftugene Guard l'ublilio.lavery eveoiniiof tli week. Run lUy eootill. Llilrem 'l cow.i ilillcotloua ami inik ll remittances iiayaule to tin Kuokni Utuaii, . BuKni Oregon. I BIJIWCKIWIONiBATEa DAILT. Delivered by carrier, per week. . I J Delivered by carrier, er month o liy mail oue year (in advance) J Hii month 8 One mouth UioKle copies. WEVXT, One year (In advanoe) J 00 Hii mouth '" Advertiaiiw rate, made known on applica tion. Entered aa second-clMS matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postolfice. THE KA8TKKN OFFKJKrf -Of the paper areata to. 234 Temple Cwrt, New York Clty.andUB Express lJliljt, 87 Wash ing! .U St., Chicairo, III., K KAT Advertia ing Agency in charge. CAMPKISLL BKOS ' Publishers II Business letters to this eWce' should be dlreoted to THE OUARD Instead of either of the pr.pr.etor. t"'", BR0S. MOON'S PHABK8. Now moon F quarter... Full moon Lent (juarter ... ....March 1-30 ."!! " 1 " M THE EUGENE- WEATHER BUREAU ! (Daily Report.) PORTLAND, ORKUON.j April 8. It00-ll:80 ami Weather forecast for Kugene, Oiegoni Tonight and Wednesday. Fair; poulbly light frost Wednosdsj-. TUESDAY APRIL 8 Do not forget that before you can oast a vote at the coming stato and presidential olectidns your name must be on the register. The time is now. on to' have your name put ibeie. If not registered before May 15 you cannot vote. .You can register bo fore any' notary public or jus tice of tho peace free of cost, or at the courthouse in the county clerk's office. Do not negloct to register. EAST INDIAN FAMINE AND One or tbe fainine. that at no rare interval devastate Great Britain's Nast Indian possessions i' now raging, aooompanieci by dis ease thai ever iollo'ws In - the-wake of famine;"" A" reoent'oorre port denoe desoribea the terrible aitua' lion: 'When I left Bombay there was fearful suffering from! the bubonio plague and famine. In the presi dency of tnbay VUafe I last re aided, during the month of Janu ary, there were 3,000 deaths weekly in exoess of the usual mortality rale. This was due to the plague. The English authorities at first attempted Vo'flght 1tj but have ' at la-it been praotieally' eompellod to give it up and permit it to run its course. They have made feeble efforts at segregation, but owing to the eondltions prevailing there, this has ' proven ineffectual. They will permit the disease to ruo its course of a few years, when it will dio out. The result is horrible to contemplate, but thore appears to be uo help for it. There are bound to be thousands of deaths due to the dread aoourge. It has been found that Inoculation with plague virus is some protection against tbe disease. Vaccination is followed by a slight fever, less severe than that followed by vaccination for smallpox. This in some measuie secures immunity from the disease lor 00 days, after wbioh the procmr must be repeated. The cause of tin disease Is a mystery. It first hrokt out in Bombay In tbe finwt nativ. residenoe portion of tbe oily. Yi there is no danger of the dirieai-t ever permeating the United Suim. Our olimate and cleaulirea aould not permit it to flourieli an it may in the oriental countries. "Just now the famine m almost as seriouH as the plitgui. The vitality of the natives iB rendered bo weak by the famine that they oinnot withstand the ravages ot the plague and tbua lull easy viotims. Their only diet consists of a small quantity of rioi. As I passed through a section of thickly popu lated oountry laBf January, 1 saw thousands of scantily clothed natives feebly walking about, hol low and gaunt, with their bones projecting.; Tbey were veritable liv ing skeletons and the spectacle was pitiful in the extreme. Thousands literally, starve to drath. The famine always follows poor orops there, and is therefore by no means rare.- (.t is primarily; due ' to the improvidence of 'the ' natives, and also in part to the fact that the l tnd is all In the control of the ryots (lari'dIo'rds)wh( takeadvan ttge of opportunities to corner the grain market; fnd ejtact-" heavy rentals when a'drbuth occura." CLOSED MINES. Before the Transvaal war Johan nesburg, tbe metropolis of the South African Rand gold mining district, was one of tbe liveliest oities in tbe world. And ' no wonder, for the numerous mines piured unstinted treasure into her lap. A corres pondence1 under date of February 9 tells how war has stopped the wheels of progress, and how the United States Hair and government is recognized as a lair,',' impartial neutral: "Tnis vast mint, which before the ar was grinding out money at the rate of a million dollars a day, has closed down Indefinitely. ' But one hotel and a few small restaurants re open. MHlionairjesi far.i longer, inaf in the luxurious rooms of the (land Club. Thanks to the special oolloe, principally composed of A merioans, perfect order is main--aiued and ample protection offered. No saloons are permitted to keep open. Tho same wise precaution is enlorced in l'retotia, "A striking feature of Johannes burg at present is the large number of United States flags displayed. The Stars and Stripes wave every where, even above many Kaffir kraals In the Buburbs. Apparently Uuole Sam has a few black citizens in South Africa he has never heard of." Cigarette Bmoking is to be ta booed by the weather bureau. Pipe dreaming is tbe only thing allowed in that department Some turn seem to defy old aff. They Walk erect. Tbefr eves are brifrht. Their laufth la hearty. They are men of today tint men of yesterday. They are a!ao men who have kept themtelvea In Rood physical condition In the pa t As we trow older watte matter accumulates In the avatetn. The bodv cannot throw It off without assistance. So, little by little the machinery of the body is clnfffrea, vitality is lowered, and enjoyment of life casc. Dr. Pierce1 Golden Medical Discovery, cannot make old tnea you or, but it dot s ninke them atroutr and healthy, liy rcmovintr the waste accumulations, by iacreainir tw blood supply, by strrnffth eniug tbe atomach and irjmn of diges tion and nutrition, and thuirincrea!dttrthfif assimilative and nutritive powers, "Golden Medical Disco very" makes grand old men. "1 u tiered for lis ycun. with constipation and tnriigtmtton, during which time I employed v. eral uhyfticina. but they could not reach my cae." writes Sir. ti. iSinnlrweM. of Kurrka Springs, Carroll Co., Ark. M fett that there was tomsch; had vertigo and would fall helpless to the floor. 1 commenced Ukina Dr. Hercc's rip Golden Medical Discovery and little ' relicts.' I in uow tn good health for one of my age 6o yean. 1 owe it all to lr. 1'Ierve's medicines.11 Dr. Pierce's Pellets Rreatly bene lit old men by keeping the bowels in activity. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctnr' fees wouldn't be neceasary, when yon are at tacked wttfi cold at this ea mn of the year, if you would kep a bottl our pure and 4 htuh grada yiu Noble Vhikev in r hotiwa, and then Uks It In the fo ttxldy, or aa your Uate dic tate, at bedtime or any other old titre, Tler is nothiotf like, it fr cuMs, lUritor kindred ailmenta, W ffl. Heoshaui Citizens' Convent on. Notice U herabr lveu llial Ihe oogulr coiieullr.n will miel lu Eufene on tl n Ji u.j '! April, l'JUO, al Wo'ekKS a m. lu ijla tcourl lloune, tor Hie piiri-WJ ol iilaclnii . 7uonillitlon 1 ute Htiieinr, 3 n pr.-ciilallTei eouutr Judge, herlll, .cliool u)rliilurtent af'r. rouiur clerk, lteuier, uireyor eoiuinlialoiier coroner, eli'l lor treiiaeliuK noli oilier bnilneM a war properlj come before the conTeullim. . , . , I'rlmarlea to bo Held In theeeveral preoincU p'ricineu'ri entitled to tbe foUowlog deleKatce: e N Kugene No 1 W Cot OroTe 8 N EuK- ne No 2 KlVitiirore.. 'lmwB!t U Kuxelie No 1. S KiJKeUO No 2.. Bailey N Junetlon..,., 8 Junollon...,. IrrlnK... ....... Willamette HprltiKlield Thur.lou 4 I'leawiit illll... .6 KIchMrdiMin...... A Mobawk ,,3 Hiencer... .5 jaaper .6 UoHhetl .7 Coyote 5 (ate Creek .7 MuKeuxle .4 Mabel Klnilra Cheshire Camp Creek. 4 Fall Creek. LAUg lOm wiwilMrn. .. - Crewwell- 6 Middle Fork S Hluilaw. ...4 Kelrmount . UaielUell. ..... i Blanlon.. Lou Valler Blue Hirer 3 Hermann 3 Fire Klrera 8 Lane Heceta S Mapleton ... Satlnaw S Lake Creek 3 Wallnee 3 Mound 3 'nhcinla 3 Walton 3 Florence Total 'A3 It li recommended tbat no proxlea be per mitted, nnleas tnih person holding aald prolnr be a rt-Bldentof the precinct to be repieseut- d. Those appointed to aet ai Judge at the firtmarlea lor tbe lour Kugene precluote area! ollowi: North Kugene No 1-J J Wallon. O B Uklu, I K Hu-vuiui, Voting place, (,lly Hall. North Kiitfane No -2 (i W Welder. J H flonlg audW HAudrewa, Voting place, Urifllu'aware- nciifte on Hereutn itreei. So ith Kugene No I J B illgglnf, J B Netlle lou ai.d V b Holt. Voting place. Euglue.liou.e on Klerentb Itrect. Uoutb Kutene n I A tt uatnewi, 'inomaa Brou n and F M Wllklun. Voting plaoe. Brown'a uibolaterr ahop on Klghth itreeU . uugra to appoint eier... Polll to be ODelicd from 1 O'eloek- V m to 6 o'olook p m, Sitturdar, Mtrch 31, 1900. . (. ( . , JJatou una Attn uar oi reurtiarj, iuuu. ., A J Zumwalt, Chairman - 1 N BHBAUOH,Secretar7 IK Btevknb M J HILUMAI J W Bakib JAHK8 UAYKg J W HTKVBNBOll K M W1LK1KB J J Walton L I, Btbtbns Vt L HOUKTOR K M Vbaich Ira Cahpbbll Jahbh (jalykht I) It Lakim J A Waltbbb ' L 11 Pattbhhon Committeemen. A Thousand Tonguea Could not express the rapture' ot Anu'le E Springer, or Howard ttreet. Phila delphia, Pa, when she found tnat JJr King'r New Dlsenvery fur Uonaamp- (ion had completely cured nr of a backing enunU that for many years had made life a burden. Alt other remedies antl dnetora could iriva ner no help, but she says of tbUrnyaloun', "It Boon removed the pain in niv chest and I can now sleep sound it. aome thinit 1 can scarcely nnieiuoer aointr before. I feel like emindluK Its Uralses throughout the tinlverie." no will everyone who tries Dr Kl"ra New UIBOovery rnr any irouuieor tn tnroai, ohest or lunirs. frlce, suo anil ii.uii, Trial bottleB free at Linn's druv store. Every bottle guaranteed. fLAVKI) OUT. Dull headaobe, pains In various parts of the body, eluklng 'at Ihe pit of the stomaob, loss of appetite, teverlahneBS, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter bow It became so, It must be purified In order to obtain (rood health. Aoker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Borofulnusor Hypbilitlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It la certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on posltivea guarantee. For ale by W L DeLann. . There Is uo better medicine for tbe babiea than Obamberlau's Cousb Kemedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt and effectual cures make It a favorite with mothers and small children. It quickly cures tbelr cnusba and colds preventing pneumonia or other serious oonrenueneea. It also cures oroup and bae been used lu tens of thousands of cases without a single failure so far us we have been able to learn. It not only cures croup, but when given as the croupy cough appears, will prevent tbe attack. J n oases of whooping cough It liquefies the tough mucus, making It easier to ezpeclomte, and lessens tbe the severity and frequency of the par oxysms of coughing, thus depriving that disease nf all dangerous conse quences. Kor sale by W. L. DeLano NOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given tbat Martha A. Itn.rtnall ailmlni.lHi.i. ... i . . . . V. ' vi m. ..late Of Jason A. Bmhncll, dacaased has filed iu the uoooij uunri oi Aiatia uonnly, Uregou, her final account of the ejuiluulratioo otaiid rsUte, anil the JodRe of said Conrt ha set May 7th, 1000, at 10 o'olook A. M. of said day, and at the Oonrt Hi.nse in said Oonntj as the time nod place for bearing and paea lng on said Anal accouut. All persons In terested in said estate and final acoonnt an hAMllW tlnifll . 1 t, . J .. ,w iwii, iu wriiiDti anyoD jeolione thoy may hare to Ihe allowanoe ol . w,n vu ui ueiure I ue saia t in day ot May, IW0. Aogene, uiegon, April Hod, 1900 MabthaA. BuajimixIh E. B. SnrwoBTB, Ally lor Ailmr is pale, t"ic i y-. v.r lips and checks rr c p.t'c, your nerves weak, n-vl your whole body ;;rc.u!ydvhi!i .itcd. Th d c torssay Vciu havcanxmisu" There's ju.-t on-2 thing ycu need s!K-ihiiig to make the blood rich and red. will certainly do this. It will make the most happy changes for you, and soon your old strength and ac tivity will return. toe. tnd $!., an 4ruegVrt. SCOTT a KQWMS, amat, Hrw Vara, , ECBINKSS fAfUF. ATT0KNKY8-ATLAW. Vyr O HALE. ATlOltNEV-Af-LAW. Ilonius 1 and 2 Chrumau Block, icoiiia ouoon. JI M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNKY-ATLAW Collections a apeclaltf. . Office Orer Lane Counlv Bank, J- BILYhU, ATTOBNEY-ATLAW. 3ffli e Orej Fin National Bank. Euoisi, Obmoh. Jf O WOOPCOUKj ATTOIINEYAT-LAW. Office Oue-half block aoutll of Chriemaa Blk EU0, OBBdOU E K t-KU'WOltTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will practice In all the f loart'a. EaasKiOKBO j. BILHUB W TH0MP80M CHAB A HAHIIV H0MP8UN HARDY, ATTORNEY 8-AT-LA W. Uliice- In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eooun, Oeboi HO. B DOBEI8, ATTOBNEY ft COUN8ELOB-AT-LAW Wll' practice in all the court, of the Second ludicial tlintrict and In the Supreme Court ef the atate. Special attention gieen to collections and matters rnproDaie. Office- First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. '2 and 8, MEDICAL. D KJW HABRI8, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, fUt .,. VJiiyinm A. 1 .Inn. Amo at.,PA OrBcs Hour-S U. 12 a in; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and JAINE 4 KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to aurgery and surgical dis eases ol women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and.Clocks'Repalred. Kcubnb, Oaiooy d K Q BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and Siith streets one block west of Minnesota Hotel. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kugene for Portland and way aiauona o:m a m; i aw p m. Lr Portland Lv Euirene Ar Aahland Ar HacrunentO: Ar San Franciaoo 8:30 a m 2.08 p m 12:33 a m 6.-00 p m 7:45 p m 7:00 p m am a m 11:30 a m 4:35 a m 8:15 a m Ar Onden Ar Deneer Ar Kansas City Ar Cbioairo 55 a m 9.-00 a m 7:25 a m 7:45 a m llr45 a m Will 7;25 a m 9.30 a m Ar Los Angeles Ar El Paao Ar . Fort Worth Ar CityotHeiloo Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Washington Ar New York 1:20 p m 6:00 p m 6:3ft a m 8:65 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6.-42 a m 12:43 p m 70 a m 900 p m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:26 p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist oars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ugden and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St Louis, New Orleans and Washineton. Connecting at Ban Fran eteoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, PhUipines, Central and South America. 8ee Mr I. O Adair, agent at Eugrn or MHim O H MARKHAM, O P A, Portlud.Or. T want tn let th rhAnl K . nuuBUIIOT fnm' rhanniatlam a ml Hil.iiM v that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relleTcrl nit after a number of other medicines and a doctor bad failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ter known of. J a toden, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands nave been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieves the pain- Foi sale uv W i. DeLano. EXEOCTOR'8 BALK OF REAL PUOP ERTY. Notice is hrrby given that by vlitne 0( an order nl eale dnly made and given on the i l,th day ol March. 1IM0. b, iE. Coun ty Court ol Laneronnly, Oregon, author ising and directing Ibe undersigned as et outor of the estate ot William Veach, de ceased, to sell tbe real property herein alter described, and nnder and by virtue w.'ii VfV 'ul Pro''"1" of the last Will and Teatamentof said William Veach I ill on and alter Wedneedey the ind dav hl.K",.',Ti,,"M Private l. ,o, ,IJ hightel and best price obtainable for easb In hand, the following described real prop Tty, to-tt: v Lot No. 1 In 8ns. 8 Tp. 19 8. R. 1 and lota Noa. 3, 4 ind 7 in Pee. 18 Tp i' VV'L'" ta Un "nlr. Oregon' Said tale to be on aaid premises. Date Ibis 30tb dav ol March, IP00, MiLTojt A, Vaaoa, Exrcntot of said Estate. PARKER OPERA KOUSF, WALTER ROSS, Hanage-- Thursday April 5 The fountain-Head of Fun Scintillatingly Struck in The Farci al Fate a Fool. Flirtations ot frolics meraines. The Briefs ol a fii'libls Oent The Monkey and the Merry Maid The Colossus ol Comedy. 50c and 75c. Seats on sale Saturday March 31. J. L. PAGE -OKALKR IH-- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock ol Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can offer the public better prices tuan any other house lu iUugene. Mipe Street Railway. TIME OAKD. , After the 4th of Oct. 1895. th alrral oars will run on the following scheduet vtme uuiij luriuer nonce. TjEAVINO the depot. i:iir-i:iu-ri:iiK-:4u-:iii-H:v.-i(i;u i a m neu verv hnir hour. VS""K'Slt acirorc, ViTACI I V I n uirina AND MANHOOC Cures Impotency, Nlfjht Emissions anc wanttno; diseases, all effects -f seif jgSJRlS) abuse, cr excess ahd'lndlE Vva l'retion- AnervotoiiieunL P $. ,,Ioml builder. Brinft3 tut 5ft?l rcsttre9 the lire cf youth. IrlSS V Bv mail fiOcnr-r hmrr ft hni! tor .-a.r0; witii :i written ,'! an. Use to euro or k-efund tho mouey. TA MEDICAL CO.-' Clinton Jt J&ckson Sts., CHICAOO, IU. For sale WL DeLano Drnfreltt Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. T.ntfll.. 1lJ: . . . . ... ""''oiij'uigeswineiooaanaaitu Waturp In strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It isthelatestdiscovereddlgest ant, and ton r Nnih......Arlf .. VVIICI yieuaraLioar can approach it, In efllclency. It .ijl .ciicrvsaiiti permanently curei Dyspepslu, Indigestion, Heartburn, S.ckHeadachc,Gatralgla,c'rama1iri HIUCEIT 4 CO.. Corner Drug Store! Administrator's Notice- Noll I. hah. -I -. .. signed, W. M. Vanduvn, has been dnlv bd poicted admini.ii. .t. ZZ. . ao'J P- nel Btnilh. deceased, by ,h. CoZrcZ havrelrY"?0 ? . Pon. j . iu estate are herein notidtd to present lb. unr, ith "h? Pfor-'rvonchert lo said administrator a Ihe l.w office of L. BiJ(B ia Enotte fjr fhT.1n,o,,lihceD,,In'0n,h','0m A.CjIoJrM.,, W-MAnJ1n?sC,n:t Notice lo Creditors- Hnli... I. 1..... sitned h.. tJl ' ' O'. Ibl 'hs under. o. "T . " ,D law office of A n oTt- EnR'n- Lanrconnty 0 Lated Febrnary 8, 1900 Have , You Seen Smith? EUGENE LoaniSavingsiaiik Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - 2,500 4 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. lii-nfli lulled on the urinc'Drtl cities of the Uliitrd rtUtet itiitl lotulyn w ntricH. Interest niiowta on uetrntni riiDfAie oi Uepotitt w hen left mated ieriud. (. til'ecnoiiB rvvuivu our pritiiiti uiiHiiiiun. City and Cuiiuir V arrnnU iKu;hi. W. E. BHOWN, President. F.W. OSSUHN, dirtier. 0. A. PAINE, Vice President. -W. W. BKOWN, Asst Cm hier. -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Caoital $50,000 Surplus - - $60,000 ; Eurjenft, 'Oretjon. ORNKIfAli liAMKIN! iiUSIXKSS .r Mm no' r'iim'rtle knii. Siirht Irttfr' w.-f'h'cujfiy SftnKinne-Hini - and Prt- liillf Mf .ivctjariKo m'liV'ii UTin n uiiti ten, Ueunits ra.tved eubiect to check 02 curlifi- otttj f fletcuit. All ctiUflctioui euIniHtid tu w vlll rttivrj pnjtlipt attMitiuu - ... T '.: HKMmicirt, P. K. SNunaiiAHB, Hrt-Hi-ifut. . 1 - - ('wir.iftr. 3 B fc.AKl. - L. H. PoTTEtt, ' ' ' Vice Freeidcut. Aim t Cadbiei LANE COUNTY 81 Established In 1882. - or EUGENE, OREGON. H General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE , President J. M. A BRAMH. Cashier Bh HOVEY, Afat t'uHhier. lorthera Pacific RAILWAY m Pullman- - Elegant ummg .;ars Touriat Sleepinr Jai? pr. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, tii:LUTH, TO FAKGO, UltANDFOltKSj CKOOK8TON, WINNIPEG, HELENA and HU'lTE. Tnrounh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOltK. BOSTON, and All Points East and South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to K McMUKPHEY, J'- no "Kent, Eugene, , i Office Opposite Guard office. i "r. A D CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, 255 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon EUBENE FLORENCE t STAGE XilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dully except riuntlay at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence ror Eugene dally except Hundays at 1: p m Haturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p ni tha day following.. 8IN01.K FARK.. ......... mm IWJV?' ":...::::::.::::":::.::::.8oo teL" '"oSpoA'.'.'o'mSri'n THROUGH TICKETS TO THt EASTandSOUTHPAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour- oars Daily to . . ,'. 1'KNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAOO, KANSAS r-iTv it v ni-fo. And nil... L' . .... (V '.'L11?.'1 offellna l"'aireni Sliecielly &SEr Portland to CHcago V la .itK.M 1..fa ty . ... v i- i; . M Kk,,c t-oion racinc da.11.. S1 thkl through to det! T?' nery, Onion dsit. fast time, lowest rates. " .'nrnrroatloD, aptly to anv ent Southern Pacihc Cwny, 7 M LAIIIROP. CKBliO 1 y PAC J '00-PACl Thei"1 mmk Gran e Toandfroin continent uimnt? Oar, """iicisieepe, OANA1.IAS Pac-Mp. Mi CANADIAN AIlSaT '1'" Honolulu I 'or f.,11 i. 1 app .li, --"wnuauon "Ori, II. H. AlluTT' A Kent .Portland, Or E. J. COYLE, A-O.P.A.Vunro, Salt l .l. n FoHt Mi.il 8pm ir.iui. Walls MdhTsJr kane, MiuuMaa' H Paul, dK Milwaukte, (a cage aid Kut Ocean Unamn' Ml Sailint i; Kllhftaft. I. A.. ' 8okaue Klyei 3:45 p ni 8 p III Si.it DecS.g.llli: a j ..2: 5 dayi. j li,.i'v COUUSUKiTBj STRAVrM Ex bui 8 p ni Sat 10 pm To Attorii ai'. WiLuiimiliiia! 0am Kx Sntnlaj uregoni.ityi.(i. kim C.l. 1 NVillauetti 1ILI 7 1. m I Yauhill Kitiu 1 m-H, 'i tiur j Vrqwu City.Dij. and iSat ten ami Wij WiLUumiitrm Cam I Portland to Cor Tuch, '(hurl y&UuuhIWit mkI Sat. ) lpdicgt 1:20 ft ni j Hip&riatoLevirl)! Daily L L Stevens, nWHft . rWD" nil r wii.1. Through falau and Tosriit Sm ingand Library UWarriuoo on Elegant VeitlDullTna No 4 Limited leave, PorlWltWn No 3 Limited arrive! PortUtdil For tickets and foil hlSl.J miilreas JMO. M. UU Or 1' A. U.C. IJKNNI8TON,0Ptl Port land. Or Central VVatkins 1 1 PROPRIETORS I WVillkeeii constantly onhaniiiK BEEF MUTTON PORK and M Which they will 1 market pm J . r . ssMtftrWHH A iilf illilC Ul UW ll'r- . -m THE FABMWi' Wewinthehi,; for Fat Catue, rn-- j ShoponWiUaine tCf- Meat, dullrered to "- Freeof chsivc Corvallis&EA RAILK0AD- Ti.nE No. 2 for Ysnuma- Train lrv IrfavcsCf.rtsli Arrive, Ysnuuia No. 1 lirtutl.ing- Leaten Yinjp " Leate t'orvsllui ArrlvisAltsny No. 3 for P.tr il- Leavts A"'-"' , rivt- lr..i' No. 4 l-ei..ni - ,, lletmit , 1 t " t will, eotn linn .'"'"S.-rarl I aciri'-e lo il " drJ noon. tv.n "tfiiil"! " I uronons on rf -"'"" KD"1- yi? t.WAU'V.fl 1 J TCI ML. . Ais-.-t .i.i r- JAM - v