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PORTLAND, ORKUON.I
June 6 IMIO :ina,mi
vVealhe forecast tdraugeoe, Oregon.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
TUESDAY
- JUNE 5
DOES A COLLEGE EDUCATION
PAY?
Ex-Preeident Urover Cleveland
, contributes to this week's Issue of
the Saturday Evening Poet the
first msgailne artiole he dm written
since he left the White House. It
is a vigorous ' and renurkably
forceful disjussion of the question.
"Does a College Eduottion Pay?'
and It is of interest not onlr to tbe
thousands of young men who are
considering the problem, but to the
tens of thousands of parenta who
may have doubU, Mr . Cleveland
does hot judge suocess simply by
money-making.'
"Many a oollege-bred man labors
In the Meld of usefulness' without
either wealth or honors, and fre
quently with hot scant recognition
of any kind, and yet aohleves
snooesa - whiob, unseen and un
known to the sordid and oynloal,
will bloom in the hearts and minds
of men longer than the prises of
wealth and honor oan endure," he
says.
Further on in the artiole is this:
"Parenta Should never send their
sons to oollego simply for the pur
pate of eduoational ornamentation.
The fact that parents have the late
oft son largely in their keeping
should not only enlist their par
ental love and pride, but should
at the same time, stimulate their
parental judgment. Furthermore,
they should be constantly mindful
that they have in oharge not only
a son, hut an uncompleted man
who la lion to become their contri
bution to tbe manhood of the world.
They therefore owe a dual duty,
which demands on the one hand
that the education shall promise
for the maturing man the equip
ment necessary to insure his value
as an addition to olvilised human
ity. Before he leaves home to
enter upon bis student life, his
sympathy with these purposes
should be fully aroused, and he
should be impressed with the im
portance of keeping them steadily
in view. We should also take with
him to his new surroundings love
of truth and honor, a cheerful,
manly disposition and truly dem
ocratic inclinations. With these
his collegiate advent must be aus
piolous, and his future lite well
guarded against failure. Lacking
these, his way la made immensely
more difficult and uncertain,"
AROCND THE WORLD.
Bumo nineteen or twenty IMlinh
citiei) own and np'Tute ntiert rail
way B8lemi; and of the whole' rwk
iniletH in (ire-at Britain, over nnn
lliird is owned hy il i.uliliiv
Fountaine Mitrchaod io Paris is
ti be demolished in a short time.
There are now uo lewi-rlhin eloven
fountains in Par's at winch wnlnr
in sold by the bucketful, the price
being 1 centime.
Consular officers are expressly
forbidden hy reKiilaiiont t" rep it t
to priva'e inquiries concerning tbe
financial standing nr o tnmercial
repute of busmen men or or houses
in their districts.
A puggentidn bus been made that
tbe temporary gateway Dublin, at
which Queen Victoria rereived th
city keys from the lor.) mayor anil
corporation, nhnulil he errcieil per
manently in stone as a memorial
of an bis one event.
Horseshoes which wear unevenly
can be repaired by an Au-traliauV
patent nail, whiob has a head
unch larger than the common
nail, the four nails nearly covering
tbe worn surface of shoe and raieing
it to right height again.
The timber interests of the state
of Oregon have Buffered severely
from fires. The largest "burn in the
state extends from Mary's Peak, on
tbe Coast Range, to Yaquina Bay,
and embraces over 400,000 acres.
Tbis land would easily have carried
25,000 feet to the acre, or an aggre
gate loss to the state of ten billion
feet. The burned sirip is 18 or 20
miles wide and 30 miles in length.
The first rel.able information cm
oerning the dale of this great con
flagration U 1846. In most cases
tbe hite trapper was respoosible
for th ;se great fires, and not tbe
Indians, hb too often erroneously
charged.
A Mother's True Friend
I would like to eznriaa m. Dn,l.. ...
for the benefit received from your won
derful medicine, '. Favorite Prescrip
tion,'" writes Mr. H. C. Anderson, of
South Britain, New Haven Co., Conn
(Box ,). "During the first month of
pregnancy I could not keep anything
on my stomach. Was so sick that I
had to go to bed and stay (or weeks. I
tried different doctors, but with little
benefit I read about many being
helped by using your medicine so I
thought I would give It a trial. I be
gan to take your ' Favorite Prescrip
tion ' in November and I had a nice
little baby girl In February following.
My baby weighed over eight pounds.
I was only in hard labor about one
hour and got along nicely during con.
finement j was up and dressed on the
eighth day. I never had the doctor
with me at all. My friends thought
that I was sick a very short time. I
think Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescrip
tion is indeed a mooter's true friend,
for it helped me wonderfully.''
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
MAKES WEAK WOMHN STRONO, '
SICK WOflKN VVELU
Belgian Heres. '
California Belgian Hare Association,
Capital Stock $26,000.00.
Importers, Breeders and Jobbers.
Own more Imported and High Grade
animals than any. other company or
iuuitiiiuhi iu AiueriiMl.
We Guarantee all our animals and
pedigrees to bees reDraaen tad. or mntuv
iciuuusui - i
Tbe breeding bf BELGIAN B A Ufa
me corning popular Industry In
America.
Write for catalogue.
California Belgian Hare 'Association,
Alanieda, t al.
A Card of Thanks.
I wish to say that I feel under last
Ing obligations fur what Chamber
lain's Cough Ilemedy has done fur our
family. We have used It In so many
oases or coughs, lung troubles and
whooping cough, and It has always
given the moat perfect satisfaction, we
rael greatly Indebted to the nianufact
urera of this remedy and wish them to
pleaae acoept our barty thanks. Be
speotlully, Mrs. 8. Doty, Dps Molnea,
towa. ror sale by v. I. D Latin,
Wm. Orr, Newark, U., says: "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure In the house. It raved
my little boy's lire when be had the
pneumonia. We think it Is the best
medicine made." It cures coughs,
and all lung diseases. Pleasant to take,
harm leas and gives Immediate mulla.
Vlooeul V Co., Corner Drug Htore.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my
family with wonderful results. Jt
gives Immediate rolls', Is pleasant to
take and Is truly the dyspe ptln's best
rrtend," says K Hartgerlnk, Uverlsel,
Mlcb. Digests what you eU Cannot
fall to cure. Vincent A Co, Corner
Drug Htore.
I fe jff j
T '.' " BeaeVsUaa Taetfc.
"It's a curious thing," said the den
list as be caught the end of a nerve on
a crocbet needle and knotted up a few
'inches of it In chalu stitch, "that, while
some people consider gold fillings very
disfiguring, more pcoplo look upon
them as desirable decorations. I bave
had a great many people come In hero
and ask me to put gold fillings In per
fectly sound front teeth. Of course I
wouldn't do It; it wouldn't bo profes
sional. A great many colored people
want solid gold teetb where tbero Isn't
the slightest necessity of having them.
"But tbe oddest request I've bad yet
was from a variety actress vaude
ville, I believe you say nowadays who
played hero a short time ago. She
came in to bave a front tooth filled.
When I told ber that tbe gold would
show a great deal, what on earth do
you suppose she asked mo? Why, she
wanted to know If I couldn't drill the
cavity larger and make the filling look
not like a mere gold edge, but like the
letter 'J.' She told mo sho was going
to marry a man named John, and sbe
thought It would be lovely to have a
gold 'J' In her tooth;
"Of courso I couldn't do that cither.
It would not be according to profes
sional ethics. It would be malpractice.
But that woman offered me the price
of a dozen gold fillings If I'd only make
the filling in her tooth look like a 'J.' "
Washington Post
A Floral Miracle.
"The most magnificent floral effect I
ever saw In my life," said Robert N.
Wilson of tbe Morgan line, "was In
Texas. They have a flower there call
ed tbe ralnflower, tbe botanical name
of which is the cooperla. It usually,
blooms three or four dayB after a rain.
I was through the country to look after
some land for a friend, and the thing
that Btruck mo In that particular lo
cality was the utter barrenness of tbo
whole landscape. There was a low
piece of land of ten acres or more that
was covered with low, black vines that
were decidedly uninviting. Four hours
later, after a heavy thunder sbower,
passed this pleco of land, and it was
absolutely covered with what seemed
to be the prettiest flowers I had ever
seen. It was one enormous bouquet,
and the fragrance -from It was almost
intoxicating.
"I could scarcely 'beUeve the evidence
of my own eyes, but there It was, what
seemed to be an unsightly waste trans
formed as If bymaglc Into a bower of
bloom.
"I made Inquiry of tbo natives and
learned that once In a long time the
ralnflower bloomed in a few hours aft
er a rain, though ordinarily tbe blos
soms did not appear tor three or four
days and then usually came In the
night" New York Commercial Adver
tiser. he Didn't Par.
Not all cor conductors are merely
hardened ringers In of fares. A poor
woman got on a Twenty-third street
crosstown car at Fourth avenue, and
as it was well under way and sho was
about to hand her fare to the conductor
she asked blm if he transferred to
Sixth avenue. On being told no, she
drow back her 5 cents and asked to be
let off.
: "I'vo a long ways to go on Sixth
avenue," she sold, "and I'd better walk
to there and then ride."
Tho car then bad reached Madison
avenue.
"Walt till we get across tho street,"
answered the conductor. She waited,
and Instead of stopping there he let the
car go on, past the transfer station
and across Broadway to Sixth avenue,
There he pulled the bell and looked at
her.
"Thank you," she said gratefully.
He had carried her within a block of
where she wanted to go and had taken
no fare. New Xork Telegram. x
Mora) Tkaai Ha Could Stand.
"What's this?" demanded tbo police,'
hurrying to the scene. "A hold up?"
A pale, scholarly looking man In spec
tacles was standing over a burly ruf
fian and shaking his slender fist at the
prostrate form
"I presume that Is what you would
term It," be replied. "This fellow stop
ped me Just now and ordered me to
hold up my hands. ' I complied, and
he began to search my pockets. 'I will
put a bullet through you,' he said, 'It
you take them down aU during the
me I am' And then I knocked him
down. 'AU during Is an abominable
perversion of correct English that no
man can titter In my presence unre
quited."
The unlucky footpad had tackled a
professor of rhetoric. Chicago Trib
une. '
An Ua Know.
' "Algornon Is very Interesting,
the stockbroker's daughter.
said
"What does lie talk about r Inquired
ber father.
"Why, he's ever so well posted In
onaaespearean quotations."
"Young woman," said the finaneler
sternly, "don't you let him deceive you.
Don't you let him make sport -of your
ignorance. There aln t no such stock
la the market" Jjondon Standard,
Bow Dan Rloo "Fixed It."
To Dan Rice the peoplo of Lewlston
are Indebted for their town clock. He
exhibited his circus In this town in
the fifties without a license and the
next day was arrested at McVcytown.
So that his show might not be delaved
Jie promised to give a clock to tho town
If he wan permitted to go on, and he
Kept his promise faithfully Lewlston
(Me.) Free Press. .
There Is no surer msrk of the ab
sence of tho highest moral and Intel
lectual qualities than a cold reception
of excellence. Bailey.
It la said that the color tones of the
sky have an Influence upon the char
acter, and temperament of the people
who live under them. v
IjMt fall I anralliiul n lift 1.1 ti ...KM..
hardline- soma hnrv hnm ti,
doctor I called on said at first It was a
slight strain and would soon be well,
out It yrew worse aud the dootnr aald
I had rheumatism. It continued to
grow worse and I could hardly get
around to work. I went to a drug
store and the druggist recommended
me to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm.
I tried It and one-half of a 60-oent
bottle cured me entirely.',, now rrcom
mend It to all my friends. a.
Babcock, Krle, Pa. It ts for sale bv W.
h, DeLano.
FIRST--
National Bank
Of fusene.
Paid up Cash Capital S5O.O00
Surplus - - SBO.OOO
Eugene, "regon.
OKNEKAl- P "'KIMS HUSINKSS
Dune :u rn u.-dila tfrnm n'td'1
A
drofta on Chicago, -J Ifraucisul sun i w
land, Oregon. . , , .
Mills "f etchangr "Won forfivn c untile.
Dep,it ra.iwd aubjeot to check oi rtlli
cute of di-poKit. , , ,
All collection eutMKttd to UH ill m elve
prompt attention.
t o Hr.noitiOK'i, P- E. Snodobass,
('resident. Casl.ier.
S B Kakin, L-U:PS17,1!B',.
Vice PreBidiut As t Lfchiel
EUGENE
LoaniSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital - S50.000
Surplus - 2,500
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Dntfls iHsued on the princ'pal cllies of tbe
United tUales and foreign coomrlcs.
Intert'nl allowed on Demand Certlficaiet of,
Deposit when left stated period.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
W. SHOWN, 0. A. PAINE,
President. Vice President.
F. W. OSHUHN. W. W. BROWN.
Cashier. Asst Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
i
Established n 1882.
- (if -
EUGENE, OREGON.
A General Ciiikiio business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. 11. HOVEV, President
J. M. A. HRAMfl. Cashier
B H HOVEY, Afst Cashier.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
8tHK leaves Eugene for Florence
Bally except rjuiutay ut 8 a in
Retnrniug elnge leaves Florence
for Eugene daily except funds)' at ii
p m
BaturduvB at, 8 m'.
Arrives in Eugene ut fl p ni the (lay
following. f
SINGLE KA H K If, 00
BOUND CHI I' P00
Tickets Icr mh) ill V. Balms' livery bsin.
imjnit, ui .1 lllllll ,K I'.VHUIMri . UUIUtl in
r lorout'H.
GrowlM Time
Children must have just
the right kind of food if
they are m become strong
men and women. A defi
ciency of fat makes children
thin and white, puny and
nervous, and greatly retards
full growth and develop
ment. They need
ScHTs &mufstcTL
It supplies just what
all delicate and growing
children require.
Soc. ami $i io, nil .truxgtstl,
SCOTT HCWSK, I'VmlM,, New York,
RUNNING IT A BIG BILL
nertftry, when you nr M
tack Hi with ctt at hw wn
ui of the year, if you wouM
eep t bottle of our pur ani
hk'h unwie t'yiu .NultJ.
Wliikey in y cur houn an -I
tht-n take it iu the f.-rut of
t.nidy. or aa ymirtate o"ic
tato, at bedtime or any other
oM time. Therf jn nothing
like it fur coUU, 1 . ttrtrt or
kiiuireil aihuouta.
W fl). Hensham
Mrs. Harriet Krana. llin,ll in
writes, "I never fail to rpii.vl
children from croup at once l,y using
One Minnie CouithCurr. I would not
.vr. nie wiinnui it." Quickly cures
eotigha, colds, grippe and all throat
aud lung disease. Vincent A Co
Corner Prog Htore.
lorthern Pacific
RAILWAY
Pullman
Sleeping ars
Elegant
Dining Oars
I
Tourlati
Sleeping Jat
LST. 1'AUL,
MINNKAPl l It;
uriuiU
TO
KAlttiO,
prtAND FORKS;
OKOOK3TON,
WINNIPEG,
IHKI.KNA ai.d
hlf'I'TK.
Tnrounh Ticket to !
CHICAGO, WASHlNGTilX
PUII.ADEl.l'iHA, Jitw iuim,
BOSTON, and All I'oiuta
East and Soutb
For Information, time cards, map
and tickets, oal) on or write to
E McMUKPHKY, '
General Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guard ottic.
in. AD CHAKLTON,
Asat Genl Pass. Agent,
265 Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS
1 ' TO THE ' ' 1 j
E ASTandSOUTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
'! AND '
OKTCS''
Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour
ist Sleeners and Reclinln" Chair
Cars Daily to ....
DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
And other Eastern Cities. The only line
from Portland offeiing passengers Specially
Conducted Excursions through to Chicago
every weunescay.
SMff Portland to CM
Via Southern Pacific Union Padfic
N W tya. Baggat?e checked through to
destinatioD . maemheent acenery. Union
depot, fast time, lowest rates.
For further information, apply to any
agrtDt ooutnern x acino VOiti()ftny, or
H LATH HOP. I ElO
Corvallis & Eastern
R ATr.UfiATV - !
'TIITIB VAHU
No, 2 for. Yaquina
IU!. All n ..
...uuflwiM niuuiy,, unl r Ol
Leaves Corvallia 1:66 PM
Arrives Yaquina 7:25 PM
No. 1 Rahirnlnn T
Leaves Yaquina 6:00 AM
Leavos Corvallis 11;30 A M
Arrives Albany 12:15 P M
No. 3 forrDetrnlt-i- i
Leaves Albany 7.0C A M
Arrives Detroit 110 A M
Hn. 4-ltaklirtifna T
Leaves Detroit 12 20 P M
Arrives Albany f,:15 p 1
"(1 two connect at Albany and C. rv.lll',
-.uc.u aumi: mins, glir.g Clreci
"id from Kewport and ,dj te?jl
1 rains for th mountains srrtre at Petrolt sit
..r ' " L "ir"1. "e reacn camplua
grounds on the BrelU-nbush and Sanllam the
samedav. T
EDWIN STONE,
Manager,
Agent Albany.
T.1M TRIV
The onlv perfect trains in the world,"
Vrtlt nrill E.J la J I 11 . .
" nny point in tea
pastern Sut cr Caniwda. Thay ennnfot
With al TratlMsint nar.t.1 T.I i .?
Ticket Agent, sell ticketa
Var fii(Vi infu...: i .
k any Ticket AniTr - rPmeU"
J WCA f.Y. Osn.nl A .
1"V ' Agent. PortUn l. f rej
Central Market,
Watkiiis it MilLv
.aaava
PROPRIETORS ,
Will keen constantly on hand ihilliuoDli
uuer rviu I IUN 1
PORK and VFAl
Which they will Kl '4. the .
market price..
A (air stare oi tie public patroiaie miicikh
-TO THE FARMEm-i
We will pejr the hlKbet market prioe
. nop ana Bbeep.
Shop on Willamette St..
Pt!lUXTT
(ar-kleaia delivered to an. rt e4 th cltr
fraeolcharca
flANADIAPJ
U, PAGIFiC RY
SOO-PACIFIC LINE.
The only Trarscon'iencntal Route
Grand Scenery,
. Fine Accommod.t ons
Low Rates.
To and from all east
ern noints and Eu
rope. Direct liouto
to Kootenay mining
district, British Col
umbia. We run the
finest solid vestibule
train crossing the
continent consisting
. of Palace sleepers,
dining cars, tourist
cars, day coaches and
colonist sleepers.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ItOYAI, MAIL
STEAMERS.
To China and Jopan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE
To Honolulu and Australia,
For fnll tnfonnatfnn roravltn .
--- " ft -.", DLC,
apply to
uiu. jr. umw, Aeent.
H H. ABOTT. Eugene, l)mtm
Agent. Portland, Or.
E. f. COVLE,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C.
0 R&NCO.
Depart Time Schedule, Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
Chicago- Ft Worth, Omaha, 4pm
Portland Kansas City, St
Special Louis, Chicago and
9:15 am East
Atlantio Salt Lake, Denver
Express Ft VVcrth, Omaha 8am
9:00 p. m. Kansas City, St
Via Hunt- Louis, Chicago and
Ington East
Walla Walhv Iw"
Atlantio . iaton, Spokane, '8am
Express Minneapolis, St
&00 p. m. Paul, Duluth
Via - Milwaukee, Chl
8Hkane cagu and East.
Ocean Steamships "
8pm All Sailing dates 4pm
subject to change.
For San Francisco-
. Sail every 5 d ays
Daily Columbia H i vxa
Ex Sunday Stbauxhb 4 p in
8pm- To Astoria and Ex Sunday
Bat 10 p m Way Landings.
WlLLAM ETTKRlVZH
6am Oregon City, New- 4:30 pm
Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde Ex Sunday
uendence and Way
Landings. j
Willamette and
7am Yamhill liivmia 3:30pm
Tuea, Thur I Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed
and Sat i ton and Way and Frl.
Landings.
WillametthKiveh i
Sam Portland to Cor- 4:30pm
Tues, Thur ' vallis anil Way Mon, Wed
and Sat. Landings. j and Frl.
Lv Rlparia Snake River. I L-r Lewiatn
5am Rlparia to Lewistn Daily
Daily 0am
W H Hurlburt
Gen Patw Atft Port,
Or
Of
All
Kinds
.AT THE....
GUARD
OFFICE.
6000 WORK, LOW FRIGES,
600J STOCK.
...legal Blanks of Jill Kinds..
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Notira 1. V-i .
ex.cution WjtJjM
'rti.Ub47ltai
of L.ne,onthil4.i37:7
judgment rtmlj,Tj(
'-y of Mink, IMkV
iiuodrednKlKiirij,'"
wiUiinter.itUiBMh.rJ
March, MOO, as fcJJsl
annum, and ltja.J
le, and tiMlutWaiil
20 100dollma17ji
Mb.i Mickraii
WliMlowen,Mfc,1jJ
tendantiAJ.KiiUaiai
on adrcnecf fonsaan,
'enderedis aid at an
order tu utiif j ail jww
sell tbe Mmitrtafc,
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in IW Jttj
plat of I'linraM, lw.
VWgBliUCI tiui ail I
herediUmMiti kA
heioDnDgoriaurvH
aW
3
wiuiviure,
IN THE KAS1S 01U1!
(trfftrnn. in mmrJiiiM
oiler lor sale the tbni Un)
nilhlirt notinn tn tka .M. J
subject to n lemptw, i ft 1
Oregon on THnutu.ii k
l'.HjU, between the bom ih
and 4 o'clock p. nv(tiii
m. on said day,
Dated tbialStbdijdipa
w.i
SberiffofUaiCM
Administritor1! Sn
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nn nrdpr ol Ih. tOOB M
conntjr, Oregon, aiiaia
insaidcowtoDtltttjl'l
I will on Uotdirua WSl
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