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Newspaper Page TextDaily Rugeue Guard fiiUMuil every eveniueof the week, Sun days eiceptal. Address all coinamnlcatlolia ad nieko all remittances iieyable to tne KuaiKl Uuahu, Eugene, Oregon.! zzzz 8U IM(;RI PTION3KATK3. UA1LT. Delivered by carrier, per week. ...t J Delivered by carrier, per month W By mail one year (in adyanoe) 6 ou Hit montl One month. JJJ BinKle onpies. w VUILI, One yer (in advance) J OO Bit month! f. Advertising; rates made known om applica tion. Entered as second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postorHce. THE KARTERN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Tempi; CiirL New York City, and U B Kinross llldg, 87 Wash ingt n St, Chicago, I1L, K KATZ Advertis ing Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers III Business Letters to Mill eWce should be directed to THE OUARD Instead of either .1 the pr.pr.etor. "''"f-, , THE TT rrVP MFr-ni mmmmmmxm money should be the only kind to which our government should give full recognition. That is "found money" with a vengeance. ii would be a good thing lor the own era of "sound money," but not for the people. Episcopalians will find an in orease of abont 20 per cent in the priee of two books which have been guides to their devotion. The in crease is said to be due to the high prices maintained by the paper trust. The price of the books, the Episcopal oh arch book of common prayer and the hymnal, has been inoreaBed by agreement among the principal . publishers. Twenty cents is asked for the prayer book instead of IS, and 25 cents for the hymnal Instead of 20. None can say now that imperial ism will be the one predominant, overshadowing ipsue of the oam ptign of 1900. But it Is the icBue nf thia mrimnnt. Tr. in & nraotioal w. vu.w ... -- -- . I Issue, a sentimental issue it you will all three. It effects the pookets, appeals to the reason and touahes the hearts of all men. It will not down, for in it are invol ved the fundamental principles of American liberty and the existence of the republlo itself. Citizens Convent on Notice Is her-by liver, tint the (Itlseiis county convention will meet In Eugene on tl in h day of April, 1'JUO. eliuocloca a M. m "" KJourt House, lor the pute ol I'1"11" 7nomlnllon 1 slate woaicir, II reprewnlallves. county judge, sheriff, .chool superliiwiidenl assessor, county clerk, treisu'er, surveyor couHaiudouer. coroner, and lor transacting such oilier business as lnT properly ooine belore the convention. . , ...... primaries lo be neld In the several preclneU ""prlclnou ? entitled to the following SfKulSeKol WCotOrove 8 N Eugene No 2 EtatOrov... ..... Zumwall 4 WO" i BH.ugeneNol Richardson BKogeneNoK. Mohawk J Hslley Spencer N Junction 6 Jasper B Junction 6 Goshen Irving 7 Coyote J Willamette fjaty Ureek Springfield 7 McKenile 'fnurslon 4 Mabel. J Klmlra Sb,S",li,rBu 5 Camp Creek t Fall Creek lAneloin Gleiitena Cresswell- " Middle ' f UHltfEHS CAUDA ATTOKN E Y rt- AT-1 A W. Hluslaw.. HszelDell. . Iisl Valley.. Hermann.... Kaue Mapleton.... LakeCreek.. Mound Walton ...4 Kalrmount ,.s iJlanton ,..4 Blue Klver 3 ..8 Five Hirers 3 . 3 Heceta.... 3 ,.8 Baetnaiv 8 . 3 Wsllece 8 ... 'nhurnla 8 ..8 Florence 4 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, ORKOON.I April IS. IU0O-U::J ami iVcathor forecast for hugeue, Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday. THURSDAY - - APRIL 5 Do not forget that bofore you can cast a vote at the onminor ntnta and nresidential elections your name must be on the register. The time is now on to have your name before May 15 you cannot vote, iou can register De fore anv notarv Dublioor ius tice of the peace free of cost, or at the courthouse in the county clerk's ofiice. Do not negloot to register. BRYAN. William J. Bryan has a wonder ful hold on the plain common peo ple of the country. The crowd that thronged Eugene today to see and hear the silver and anti-trust champion was euffloleutdomonBtra tion of his popularity. The oauBe of hiB deep hold on thecltUens of this republlo is of easy determination He says that less than a billion dollars of gold held mainly In large capital, should not be made the basis of the nearly three billion dollars of money of the country, That trusts and combinations should not be allowed to rob the toller of his hard earned wage. . What more reason is wanted for Bryan's popularity? THE ROYAL FAMILY ON KRUGER. An interesting Item appears In a London periodical called the Gem, giving the opinions of the royal family on President Kruger, culled from an album belonging to the Duohees of Fife. The 1'rlo.ce of Wales wrote: "Mr. Kruger is a good judge ol tobaooo, and a bad judge of the Knglish people." The Duke ol Cambridge wrote: "I am an old man and so lit Kruger. As he is, so am I, an old soldier. I have so many faults myself, how oan I judge another t" The Queen wrote: "May God guide him and all of vs out of our trouble and difficulties." Eugene Republican candidates for office got blaok eyes yesterday. Here U the Register comment: The delegates who came from the mountains smelling ol balsam, and from Biusiaw with the odor of salmon upon them, at one delegate put it, knew bow to oaptura mot of the candidates for office. Eu gene succeeded in getting a candi date for representative and by timely effort captured the coroner. Total 208 Tt t. MAnMm.ndMl that no Droxies be Per milted, unless such pcr.on holding said proxy ha. K.MDntntth.nnRliiattii be reoieseuU-d. Those appointed to act as Judges at Hie primaries lor the lour Eugune preclnots areas North' Eugene No 1-J J Walton, D R Lakiu, North Eugene No '2 l v Welder, J H Roiilir anu w u Andrews, voting place, uniuu eware- knnyD on (i..nnth MtrttUt. bouth Kugeiie No 1 J 8 HIk1"s, JB Netlle lon ai,d V H Holt. Votluic place, KliKlue House mi tt luvnnllt lr.t. Houlh Ktirene ro A it aainewe, inumu Brown and F M Wllklns. Voting place, Hrowu's upholstery shop on Eighth street. Judges to appoint cterl a. Polls to be opened from 1 o'clock p m to 6 o'olock p m, Saturday, Mirch 81, 19U0. Dated this 28th day ol February, 1900. A J Kumwalt, Chairman 1 N Harbadou, Secretary I U Btkvbhb M J Hill eq as J W Bakih JAH8S HAYRS , J (t HTJtVBKBON F M Wilkin's J J Walton I. L Btbysns W h Houston R M Vkatch Ira Ca MfBRLt, Jambs Uai.vbut 1) R I.ASIN J A WALTRRS L U Fattrrhon Commltteeraen. w 3 UALK. A1TOKNKY-AM.AA. hoouis 1 aud 2 (;hriman Hlock. IUUIKS. orioor. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNKY AT LAW Collections a specialty. Dffior Over I.ane I onntr Bank. BII.YtU, ATTOUNEY-ATLAW. 3ffl. e Over First National Bank. Eooe-vx, Orioon. O W()0DC00B ATTOKNEYATLAW. Office One-half block south of Chrtsman Blk Eoomi, OBiooa. mm OPERA KOiiSE, Vs'ALTEfl ROSS. Manager. Thursday April 5 tl. r-..n;n Unorl nf F"n tie r UaiiLcVIII'llonu ui i Scintillating Struck in I Ull Have m Seen Smith? E K KKIPOKTH. It is a notable fact that one man, John D. Rookefoller, owns a major ity of the stock of the Standard Oil uompany. Hiu personal profits from this projeot alone are more than $10,000,000 for three months, or $40,000,000 per year. To this iB added bis profits in salt, zinc, cop per, iron, gaB, lake shipping and other enterprises of indefinite amount. The Chicago News goes to the pane of facetiously ohiding William Glaes for attempting to kill him self because he was "broke." Buoh attempts at humor, at the expense of a trail and brittle person, is sufficient to give that paper's read' era a pane. Discouraged Men, who have Buffered the tortures of dyspemin, will find encouragement in the followirto; letter. It points the way to certain liclu mid almost certain cure. In ninety-r:;'''l cases out of every one hundred in which Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is used the result is a perfect and permnn. eut cure. "Golden Medicnl Discovery" cures diseases of the organs of digestion and nutrition, strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, and nourishes the nerves. It hits cured in hundreds of coses after all other medicines have ut terly foiled to give relief. Tl ! , I"T; hol contained in J "Gollen Medical I Discovery," and it J 1 is entirely free from f I opium, cocnine, and I L oil other narcotics. n The Sound Money League has decided to continue its organisation during the coming presidential campaign. The League represents nothing but banking interests thai would make the $807,000,000 ol our ooined gold the basis of a total of $2,004,000,000. That Is In say that leas than one-third of our "Your 'Golden Medl SI Discovery' has per rmed a wonderful cure," writes Mr. H. II, House, of Charleston, Franklin Co., Ark. ( had the worst case of dyspepsia, the doctors say, thst they ever saw. After Irvlnff awn ftruv. tors and everything I could hear of, with no benefit, I tried Dr. Fterce's Golden Medical Discovery, and now 1 am cured.1 Chronic dyspeptics may consult Dr. Pierce by letter frtt. Correspondence private. Address Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. Free. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is tent free on receipt of stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Send i one-cent stamps for paper-covered book, or stomps for cloth bound volume. 1 dress as above. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL Kor doctor' free wouldn't be nermeary, when yon are at tacked with colds at this sea son of the year, if ywo would keep a bottle our pure and niirn grade jrrus Noble Whiskey in r house, end then take It In the fo toddy, or a ur taete dic tates, at bedti g or any other old time, T re is nothing like it for colds, U tlripe or kindred ailnienta. W 01. ReDsham A Thousand Tongue Could not express the rapture ol Annie E Springer, of Howard etreet. JPulla delphia, Pa, when she found tnat JJr KIdk's New Discovery for Consump tion bad completely cured Dr of a backlog cough that for many years bad made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could elva iter no help, but she says of this royal cure, "It soon removed the pain id inv c"ent and I can now sleep soundly, some thing l can scarcely rememonr ooiug before. I feel like sounding Us tiralses throughout the universe." rv win everyone who tries Dr Klnsrs New Discovery ror any irouoieor in mroai., chest or lungs, rrice, ouoanusi.wi. Trial bottles free at Linn's drua store, Every bottle guaranteed, That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you jt you used Dr King's New Life rills. Thousands of euflerers have proved tbelr matoh less merit for sick and nervous bead' aches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Eaisy to take. Try them. Only 2So. Money baok if nut cured. Bold by Linn, druggist, Kugene, Oregon. Alaska ;uo)d Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will Ball from Seattle May in. Tbls will be a large ship with freight oapaolty of 1600 tons and pns senger accommodations for 200. For rateB and further Information, call on or address R. MoMiirphey, Agent Northern Panlflo, Eugene. ' fliAYHiU OUT. Dull headache, pains In varloUB parts of the body, sinking Jat tbe pit of Hi stomaob, loss of appetite, teverlshness, pimples or Korea, are all positive evidence nf Impure blood. No matter bow It became so. It must be uurlfled In order to obtain good health. Anker's Wood Elixir has never failed lo cure 8orofulnusor Ryidulilln poisons, or any other blood disen-cs. li Is certainly a wuuueriui remedy ana we sell every bottle on positive guarantee. For aie oy w li UvL,ann. There Is no better medicine for the hahlna than Hk.mlu,.i.inu , Hemedy. Its pleasaut taste and prompt sou eueoiuai cures make It a favorite with mothers and small children. It quickly oures their coughs and mlds preventing pneumonia or other serious ouusequeucea. it also oures oroup and has beeu used In tens of thousands of Cases without a alnoln fallnrn mn we bare been able to learn. It not nrtli. cures oroup, but when given as the orouov oouah auDears. will orovntit ih. attaok, Jo oases of whooping oougb it iiquenee tne tougn muous, making It easier to eiDeotorate. and Inwrn th. the severity and frenuenov nf tu oxysms or coughing, thus depriving mat Disease or an aangemua mn. quenara. or sale by W. L. IVI.ano Colds Chest When your cold has settled down deep in your chest, cough syrups will not relieve you. The system must be given strength and force to throw off the disease. does just this. It enables you to conquer the inflam mation. The lungs soon heal, and all danger is passed. Do not let the disease become, chronic because of neglects tee. sod li.ee. sll dmstlsts. , SCOTT a lW)ltrctaki"ritw J ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. WIU practice in aU the Conrt'a. EuokiObeqjn. HILMDB W THOMrSOK CHiS A HA Hi II HOMPSllN HARDY, ATT0RNEY8-AT-LAW. Ortice-- In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the oonrts. Eooihk, Obiood. apBO. B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY t COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice In all the conrt, of the Second Judicial District and In the Supreme Court ef the state. Special attention given to collections and inattere in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 1 FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. mtNEKAL BANKING BUSINKSS V. i3noe on runxonnl'lu terms. fSiulit Irufto on Chicago, 8hu Krancinco wid INirt- laud, OreKoDe litl!n ot etcnnne noin od rurein o iuiuief, Deuoeita rauetved vubject to oheok oc certifi cated of defKwit. AUooUeouom enmwuMi vo nn ui rweive pruuipt atteotion. W PACIFIC SOO-Pi T ( Hendhicks, Prettideot. 3 13 Eakin, Vice President I1. K. Snuihikaah. ( "a;! ier, L. H. POTTKH, Asu't (.'aalifpi EUGENE and Q VI iUl UU.iliaU WUIa Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Suiplus 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS liMfte iiiturrl on the nritic'onl cities of the L'nlti-d stKtes and foreign CO nlriefl. Mileiest fliowca on iieiinni v.eriiui.aies 01 UepoHit when loft stated period. l.oreciious reeuivu iiur ,i,iiii. .iwuuuii, tjlty and County Warrants bouKhl. MEDICAL. The Farcual Fate ol a Fool. Flirtations oi Frolics mo Fairies. The Oriels ot a Oaillbla Sent. The Monkey and the Merrj Maid The Colossus ol Comedy. 50c and 75c. Seats on sale Saturday March 31. D RJW 11ARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND 8TJRUEON. OIBoe Over Wllklna t Linn's dreg store. Office Hours 9 tc 12 a nil 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12th. pAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Christnan Block. Siecial attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. J 8LTJCKEY, JEWELER. Watches andaClocks'Repalred. RcaiNC Obioov D R Q BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streeta one block weBt of 'Minnesota Hotel. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kngene for Portland and way stations at S54 a tn; 1 .08 p m. Lv Portland Lv Eumne Ar Ashland Ar Hacramento Ar San Francisco 8:S0 a m 2.08 p in 12:83 a m 5:00 p m 7rl5 p m 7KW n m 12:31 a m 11:30 a m 4:35 a m 8:15 a m Ar Oaden Ar Denver Ar Kansas Ulty Ar Chicago 5:45 a m 9410 a m 7:25 a m, 7:45 a m Ar Ixis Angeles Ar El Peso Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar New Orleams Ar Washington Ar New York 1:20 p tn 6:00 p ni 6:30 a m 0:55 a m 4:00 a m (i:25 p m 0:42 a m 12:43 p m 11:45 a tn 9:00 a m 7:25 a m 9.30 a m 70 a m 9:00 p tn 0:30 a m 9:55 a in 4:00 a m 6:25 m 6:42, a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cars on ' both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicane, St Louis, New Orleans and Washington, Conuectinir at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philllpines, Central and South America. See Mr I. 0Adalr, agent at Eugene ur suuns O H MARKHAM, O P A, I'ortland.Or. I wu to lot the people who suffer from rheumatism and aciatina vnnn, that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved tue afler a number of other medicines aud a doctor had failed. It la the beat llQlmont I have ever known of. J A Dodgen, AliharetU, Ga. Tliouoands have been cured of rheumatism hv this rpnierlv. t ii .i i. V." .... . .t.Ku,iiul, inirvn toe pain, box sale ov W U Deljtno. EXECVTOR S BALE OF REAL PROP EBTY. Notice Is hsrby Riven that by viitue ot an Order of sU .1 I- . .. l . uuij .1111 UlTeO OH the l'Jlh day of M.ub, l'AKJ, b, lie Coon- ... county, uregon, anthor- IZlr Snn rllrMM,.n tl.. i . eontor of the estate ot William Veach, de-" cd, to sell the real property herein after described, and nnder and by virtue will l" riion. of the last ... iauieuioi saia viiiitam A each ,'j i. 00,i? edn,,,' ,h .nd A'i iv T j Wheat price obtainakle for cash luiiowtng aeecnoeu real Prop erty, to-wit: r and lota Noe. 3, 4 knd 7 in Soo. IS Tp. l;i S. R WHl all ! 1 . K Said sale to be on said premise. " ,u,r ovm oav oi aiarrn, 1SSJO. UiLTna A. Vuci, Kiecntor of aaid Estate. J. L. PAGE -1IKAIJIK IN- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought in the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the public better prices tnnn any other House 111 iitigene. Eugene Street Railway. TIME OAHD. After the 4th of Oct. 1895. tbt Btrol oars will run on the following scheduet lime until mrtner nouoe. LEAVINO 1HE DEPOT. 7:in-7:40.8:in-8:40-9il0-9:40.in:mi a m hen "(vorv lin'f hour. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that Martha A Bnsbnell, administratrix of tbe estate of JaHon A. Bushnell, decenaed has filed iu tbe Oonnty Court of Lane County, Oregon, her nnai account oi tne administration of said estate, and tbejndge of said Conrt has set May 7th, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and at the Conrt House in snirt County as the time and place for bearing and pass ing on said final account. All persons in terested in said estate and final account are hereby notified to present in writing any ob jections thoy may have fo the allowance of said fin il account on or before tbe said 7th day of May, 1900. Eugene, Oregon, Aptil 2nd, 1900. MabthaA. Bushkbxl, Administratrix of said estate. E. R. SKipwooTn, Atty for Admr. W. E. SHOWN, President. F. W. OSBUKN, Cashier. 0. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asst Csihler. LAKE COUNTY BAN Established In IS82. or EUGENE, OREGON. ft General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEV, President i. M. ABRAMB. Cashier B h HOVEY, Amt Cashier. 1 A riv. Grade P Lw Rate,, T ad from all.., orn I)0'nt8 annTI l'"1';:- direct r0; finest solid vestaT trn crossing; nmi1ir.n. it l'a son ol... L. -v oietrnji ' uming cars, to ",uuy coaches mj ..iuiusi sleepers. CANAl.UN PACIFK Eoy ri M'KAMKBj, To Cliiua unH.t CANADIAN AUSTluijJj. I " "'""luinsnilAjsol Vilr f.,11 i..t , apuly to 'vonJ H. H. Al'-l A Kent. IWtlsiul.n. ""I E. J. (,'UYLB, A. G. P. A., Vancwivn.B, icrthern Pacific RAILWAY JSf Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Tourlati Dining CJars Sleepinr Jaip ter. i'aul, TO MI1SNEAPOI.IK, fPl.'LUTH, FAltOO, . ,UHAND FORKS; lOltOOKSTON, WINNIPEG, HELENA and IIU'lTE. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of H. N. Hill, deceased, Lane oonnty, Oregon, Notice is hereby given that J. It and A. L. Hill, executors of said estate have filed their final acconnt for settlement of said eBtate, and MondBy, the 2nd day of April 1900, at one o'olock In tbe afternoon of nuiu uy, una ueen set oy order of Hon E O. Potter, county jndge of said Lane conn- tV. for thA heArlnn nf nhlanlinK. 1- .1 j t, .. . . - juuoiw uie name, and all objections to said acconnt most be filed with the clerk of said county conrt on A, halnu B.i.l !. ... v.u.b OD1U MUJa aUU a, ,0r BBJ(1 JjAfty. Ing. Dated March 1, 1900. J. B. Hiu, A. L. Hull, t n .. Executors. L. Biltiu, Attorney Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON A-ajJ,Al)JSI.trllA, Nr.W YOKK, BOSTON, and All Points East and South. For information, time cards, mnp and tickets, call on or write to K McMTJKPHKV. General Agent, Eugene, Office Opposite Guard ottioe. Or. A D CHABLTON, Aaat Gen'l Piuh. Atrant libo Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon Administrator' Notice- XotiPA IS hflVOIi liivn ll.l it. . signed w. M. Vanduyn, has be, n dnly an- S.i hVi.k j i . ' u rs,,w 01 8n nel Smith, deceasrd. by the County Cour hl.iTr"y'"(!0n; ,nd Persons 7 Fa 1,im""n" "id estate are terebv notified to preaent the s.me, with the proper vouchers, to said administrator a i,i ' L- Bi'ln I" Engen., fJri !zzza"xaxh' "" v DH iJ ,,bi' "lh aJ ' November, 189 An J lorFslats, Ado nisira Notice to Creditors- 'V. .a:' R that U under. notice. '"vunieoi tnia Daled February 9, 1900. Aon,.;. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. B. BANGS, Proprietor. Btage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except riuurtay at 6 a m Keturnlug atage leaves Florence for Eugeae daily except Sundays at i; Dm Saturdays at 8 a m. privet! iu Eugene at 6 p ni tbe day following. flNOLF; FARJE. am RUUiNU TKIF ig Qo. tr,5u..'or .,n.l.e K." lianas' Mivery'bain, Vlorence. Davenport's ofiice In THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY A. Depart Vast 8pm Time Bcbedult Flyoi 8:45 p in 8pm alt Ietke(DtiW' Ijf.uu, Chicago W iilU Willi, SpoT k;ine, Siinneap j H Paul, Muh, Milwaukee, Oj. cayo and t Ocsan Steamshw; " M Sailine 4tei utijecttflchDgt! Fur San Ktincuovi Sail Uec3p8,13,ls1 'Hi sin! every j u uiiyn, )iiily OuuhhiaKivu Ex Mill tiuy tiTEAMikS i S p m To Astorit ud lit. But 10 pm Way Indingi WuXANKTTEl'iffi Gam Oif on ( ity, Xtt Ex Sunday IttK, Slem ib4 hr. Wrv I jii.diBjn, I V, u.uHEns i) 7 a, ir j Yamhill linm )J TueM, '1 lull Ureiion City, Vij- l!t und Sut ton and Wiy m: IjHidin ' ViLUMEmIlim Gam Port I anil to C I ti; TutJB, 'I bur j vallisand Wiy )k and Sitt. Landing., i w) Lv l!ipiirift Hxi RlTtl 1:'J0 iv m I Kiparia toLflwiftt! it Dailv l I I RtPxf-n,. W HHirt Acnt. KuifHie, neDl'w.Wf.l Throiik'li Falsi J and Touriit Sm' Ing ami Library Otaemtioo on Elegant Vestltule W T . T I I tll.tlllilt lioi Ijliniieo iecBi----- No 3 Iiiluiled arrives PortliBMW'1 For tickets and full WmM1 aiblrea. JS0.1I.1W Or A. II. C. UENKIST0S,CPH Poitlnml, Or entral i Wis i 1 PKOPRIET0RS U'ill toon rnrshnllv OH RFFF MUTTON PORK and VEJ Which they will market pit . .... .v... . n. sskllrmJSl!' i an Miaie i mo iimr - -r.nl? ITARMKB" VVowinpaythehit for Fat came, w ShoponWillaffie; EUGENE, "J, i rt,.llrerel "" Free of chargo Copva!lis&Eastif -RAILBO cabb (kseatV Pullman DaI... r, ... i.T'e,""' 'co oieepers lour- c"r!lpb;ii;o8n.c!.Rrl'nin',6i,"ir l;KNVEH, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS riTv ot . , . - w.. i,ut.ia from rnSA-TF'"'"- The only line cZln"?"''" PKer. Stilally verT VedT;.n,,OM tbtU,Sh Chica0 ca'r seTvTce'"' Portland to CMcago N v 1th.' r,"ciflc' Unl" Pific destination- m""! chl throtiKh to IJU'.1"' information, a,.tIy to anv ULA1HEOP, VXbKO No. 2 for yninina- Train leave Albaaf-' Leaven I'. r.aH1 Arri. j No. 1 Hetmning Irfae Ysinitia Leaves C'onallu Arriv.s All-ay No. for Ditn.it- Lwes A" .my I'.ti" ,!" ' i?..in.it A"i'rie AH'"'-. One S...I iwo '""' V, listti,-rs' with r..i.iliein , 1 Scwt ' 1 rains' f.-r in '.fi- noon, nlvii.g u0 bats" lirounds on tt.e i e saineusj. . .ylj ;p J Ti l Ml- . A.;. . . ."""