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Newspaper Page Textr NtgelflblcrrcparalionrorAs raiating UieroodnndRcSula g tlic SlomfliJss uiidBowcU. of temoles Di'eshon,Cheei ful bs and ttest.Contairis neiiher Sum.Morphine nor Mineral. dt NAHCOTIC. Jtlfenav - . rfprHlemc(lv' forConslipa- jL emir Qmnrh rtinrrhnpA hrtns .Convulsions Jcverish tes andLossorSlEEP. TacSimile Signature of JTEW YORK. EXACT COPT OF WHAPPEB. )TJTH AND EAST -VIA- uthern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Idb leave Kutrene for Portland and way tatinns at 3; 54 a m; 1 :08 p m. Portland I Afhlawl f Hacrsmento Sn Francisco 6:30 a m 2:08 p in 12:33 a m 5:00 p m 7 Ah p m 7:00 p m 12:34 a m 11:30 a m 4:35 a m 8:15 a m (Men Denver KnnwiH City Chicago 5:45 a m 9:00 a m 7:25 a in 7:45 a m 11:45 a m 9:00 a in 7;25 a m 9 JO a m Los Angeles Kl Paso Tort Worth City of Mrxlon Hmiuton New Orleams Washington. New York 1:20 p m 0:00 p tn (i:30 a m 9:55 a w 4:00 a m 6:25 p m (5:42 a ra 12:43 p m 7:00 a m 9:00 p m - 6:30 a in 9:55 a m 4:00ia m 6:252p m 6:42, a m 12:43 p m rullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair care Sacra iLento to )gden and Kl Paio, and tourist cars to Chicago, St Louis, New Orleans and Wash in (ttoii. Connecting at San Ffari cUco with Keveral steamship lines for Honolalu, Japan, China, Phillip , Central and South America. Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene addrea C H MARK HAM, G P A. Portland.Or. m. SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT fiOUTE TO ttontana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. IN choioo o( two favorite rootel, Tit the UNION PACIFIC Faet Mall Line, or the RIO URANUK Scenic Line No Channe of Cars ttl Pnrllnml.rhi.H.1... Kri-iol. "the fint the wi-st." Fnnliipel with sElegErt tandardSIs p?rs (Fine ha OrdLun Cfoarist) Sieepers. S"D8rb LitiraiK-Bulfst Cars Splendid Doners (nisais a la carte) tomfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train .ompleteli Vestibuled. Tor further information apply. 1. 1. STBVENS, Agent, Eugene, or RNaoe'. WEComan i" I'K-iAm Oeo'lAgl Ui Tiird St. Portland, Or GO EAST VIA Goriest and Quickest Line -TO f- Ml, OULUTH, MIMMEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all point! Eait, Otaiae and Buffet Smoking Harare Cars, All YTKA1N9. FASTTIMK. lF it KA.ND SCENERY CNKliUAlE T' "k-- to .lnt Eaat via Portland r lid) the "VI N'(iUrHKRNBY..onaalaa iu ' '"P't Ticket (Itl-ce, K-'gene, or 'K ' lUrHrKJJ Ticket OrEc. 233 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, v l: t - V Vera a-M full Information; ra ' n i:rn 1 rip. call on or adilreaa, A P. CDKNMSTON, y l'aaa. tad Tio'iet Agent Portland. 2 STORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tbe Signature of TH ClrTTaOW tPMMHY, WtW VOH 9tTt, How's This We offer Oue Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case or Catarrh that cannot be curtd by Hall's Catarrh Cure. FJ Chknky&Co., Prof, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney for the laat 16 year, and be leve him perfectly bcuoiahle in al business tiaosaotione, and flnanclally able to carry out any obligation made! by their firm. West AThuax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Waldinq, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, I'oledn, 1). Hall's Catarrh Cure I" taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood ai d mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by all druggisst. Testimonials fp e. Hall's family pills are the beat. Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease Is the worst form of slavery. George D Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five years that she could not turn over in bed aloue. After unlug two bottles of Elec tric Hitters she is wonderfully Im proved, and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female dis eases quickly cures nervousness, Bleep -lessuess, melancholy, heartache, back ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle workl ig medicine Is a godsend weak, slokly, run down petrple. Every bottle gnu'Miteert. Only 60 cents. Bold by W L DeLano, drug gist. Notice. Havlnor sold our Krocery business to Messrs Stelner A Wright, we will close up all accounts at once. Tbo-e having tills against us will pleaso present the same, and those Indebted to us will call Immediately for a settlement, thereby saving additional expense. Okay ft Hons. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his spendid health Inrlnmltable will and trementfous ntierirv are not found where stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the eueoess they bring, use ur. King's Nuflr I iiin rill-. I liev UCTCH'll B1J onwer of brain and body. Only 25c VV L Delano's orug store. For Sale. About 12 tons of hay In shook' at S3 50 per ton, cash, linqulre josi north of Eugene bridge. Joseph daviis o Cure No Pay. Taatoleea ChUl Tonic for Cbilla, Malaria and Billiouanaee. It la aa pieavuia 10 i- Lemon Syrup. Woonta Exper,enoe ,ne "cb"r' " Aeker's English Remedv in any oaae of coughs, colds or croup. Bbould It fall to give Immediate relief money re fnnded 'SI CM and 50 ots. foreafaby W L DeLano, French Tansy Wafeft, toe world'i . i..m l,Mnkf and naln- itious rern-iy ...r ., . i. jii mr raAvor raillnff ful prriotrs oi itn, - . ...u ixIImi1 frleod sod we. m - p-.,ch Tany vVaferf arr the only re- iH,le frmle renieoy . . n.i-. lavs' nmhlnareiae. ,,rifl irora r--. - ' I..,, maiaf "f t-nnlnei In wrpterii with orown trad n,y aiutTtirb- Kt. t irug Company. imp - , rf B.. Francisco. Fo 4Wla, or seui i i on receipt " At AW I$ The nJ' Kind v You Have Always Bought. CASTORIA OON'T BE SORROWFUL, DARLING. Ob, doa't b orrowful, dirllDf, And don't ba aorrowtul, pray I Taalnf U jtmt Ucttbu. my dear, Tbera Ua't man al ht (baa dar. Til raiay weitbcT. my darting. Tim wavea Uwy kaavtly run. But. ualns u year htbtr, my dm, Tbcra laa't mora cloud thaa aua. Wt art eld folks now, my darUAf, Oar brada an irortoc pay. But, taklnc tka yau all anmnd, my dear, You will alwaya lad tbe May. We bae bad our Itay, uy darling. And our reeee long ago, lad tbe time ot tbe war la coning, my dear. Tor tae alleot night and tbe enoart Bat Ood la God, my darling, Of tbe allot of death eo grim; Tbe gate tbat lead! out of lite, good wife, la tbe gate tbat Itadi to blm. Rembrandt Peale. A Uardarar'B ToiirH on t:- the Inatrument Betray ad Blm. Dick Ramsey and I bad gone west to make our fortunes. What that means none but an eastern boy who has tried It can tell. We roughed It together, sometimes taring well when we happened to fall Into tbe camp ot a hospitable western er, but more often tramping It from village to village looking for the work which waa never found and wondering when we should strike our "streak" of luck. Finally we separated, Dick to take the position of station agent at Lake vllle, a new settlement, and I to go on to ItlTcnlnlc, ten miles beyond, to hold a similar position. We could talk by wire, but we found that further com munication would be Impossible, tor we were well tied down and after our separation did not see each other again. Dick was a gentle sort ot fellow, bne of those dreamers who never get orl In worldly way, but the dearest com panion Imaginable. I missed him ter ribly for awhile, but bis occasional talk at the wire told me he was alive and well. One afternoon there came a frantic call at tbe wire, and t hurried to the Instrument to hear Dick tapping off the words that the express train bad been delayed and to hold the "runa way," due at the station ten minutes later, until I heard from him. Direct ly after the message came the line: "Express train In sight Something wrong. Stand by." I waited a full minute; then came Dick's famfllnr tap tap: "Express Is being run by Strang hands. They have stopped at this sta tion. Send relief." There was a second's silence; then, before I could flash the alarm along the line, the tapping beghn again.: It ran: "Everything all right Ooodby." I Signaled for him to repeat the' mes sage, and again came the words: "Ev erything all right Goodby." I held the instrument In my hand' and debated with myself upon my course ot conduct I did not want to needlessly Bend the alarm along the line. On the other hand, why had Dick sent bis first message? I touched jthe instrument and asked, "Is everything all rtglrt, Dick?" And the nnsWer came back, "Everything Is all right" It did not seem at all like Dick's touch, but I laid it to nervousness and quieted my fears while I Waited for the "runawny."- I recalled that Dick had told mo over the wire the previous evening that'the "runaway" would have a large sum of money aboard, which it was to trans fer to the express at his station, . j When the "runaway" came up, I noti fied the engineer that the express was waiting for him at Lakevllle, ana 1 also casually mentioned that the alarm had come from there, but that after ward I had received a message thai all was well. He seemed disturbed and advised me to repeat the story to the Dnlted States marshal aboard, which I did, with 'the result that tbe train pulled out of the station prepared for emergencies, though neither they nor I thought any thing of the hasty, message that had been flashed to me. Ten minutes later the message came over the wires from Lakevllle: "Found' train In charge of highwaymen. Dick Ramsey murdered at instrument' Ob ject was to rob the "runaway ,' bnt we overpowered them after a desperate struggle. Notify tbe stations along tho line to send relief.1 This, In brief, was the story of the death of Dick Ramsey, ana after I bad seen him laid away in the grave yard at Lakevllle I packed up my a-ooda and lourneved farther on, for I could not remain so near tbe scene of mr old friend's death, Well, strange things happen, and after I bad found a position with the same company SO miles away I was as- alened back to Lakevllle. I found the village grown into a set tlement of very fair size and the aim' Die little station replaced by a very pre tentions one, while tbe humble little chnrchvard where they bad buflea noor Dick Ramsey was gay with flow. erlnir shrubs, and snlrcs of marble lift ed themselves here and there ambng the trees. Dick's grave waa still mirk ed by the rude cross I had placed over It Well. In the duties of my new pol' tlon I am afraid I forgot Dick, and for weeks at a time I never thought of the mound behind tbe church and the poof fellow who had come with me from home and whose Joys and sorrows bad hwn mine for so Ions'. In Dick's place at the matrtnrjent there sat an honest llttlo chap, and' as sisting him was snother lad, for the station at Lakevllle now boasted half a dozen employees. 1 r-LAlfcU OCT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of tbe body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetites feverlsbn pimples or sores, are all positive vldeoos of Imp re blood. No matter bow It became so, it moat be pnrlllad In order toobUln good health. AssMr's Hlood F.llxlr baa never failed to Cure Bcrofulous or Bypbilitlc poisons, or any other blood disease. It la certainty a wonderful remedy and w sell every bottle on positive, guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano, High above the station, on a bio ft that commanded the finest view In town, was tbe home of the president of the company, a man who had fought his way np and who now boasted bis millions. The president was a talh dark man, with stern features; but a kind heart sad often I watched bun with envy as he alighted trotn his private car and entered the handsome Victoria which carried him behind his spanking team p to bis home on Lakevllle heights. Often the president did not go up to the city, and on these occasions he wired me on his private line, and I wired to the city for him. One day, chancing to sit at tbe In ttrnmcnt there came a call on the president's wire, and, responding, I re reived this message: "Let me know if the road Is clear." A minute later I called up his private wire and tapped, "The road la clear." "All right" came back the answer. It was a simple enough message, but It set my pulses throbbing. Mechan ically I touched the button and repeat ed tho message, "The road Is clear," and Immediately came back the words, "AH right" I sat at the Instrument Uke a man In a dream, and my thoughts were with Dick, who had sat at the same spot five years before and had touched that same Instrument What was there in that reply that so fascinated me, or was It the anniversary of poor -Dick's death that made me fanciful? That afternoon the preaMent came down to the station on business, and I looked at him closely. He most havo seen me watching blm, for he shifted his position uneasily and nervously handled the Instrument I may say that he was an expert operator and preferred telegraphing bla messages to writing them. As I watched him I remembered hearing the strange story of his rise; bow from an operator on a distant road be had suddenly become a stockholder, a director and finally the president of the road, and how his wealth and hold ings were known far and wide. He seemed 111 at cose tbat day, and I withdrew my eyes and busied myself elsewhere. But more than once he caught me looking at blm. Twice that day the president drove down to tbe station, and slowly he drove home again, as though he were disturbed about something. The third time he camo It was almost dark, and I beard him Bend his coachman home, telling him that he would follow soon on foot For half an hour the president bus ied himself around the station, a most unusual thing tor blm, and wben he finally took lcavo It was to walk hur riedly away in the direction of the churchyard, a Journey which I often took myself. Scarcely realizing what I was doing, pulled my cap over my eyes and started after him. What excuse I would make if he turned and saw me I knew not I only understood that some force was pulling me onward and that same force was taking me over tho same road and In the very footprints of President Urcydon of tbe Lakevllle and Laska railway. To my surprise, he turned the corner as be reached tho church and, plodding his way past It, opened tho gato which led Into tho churchyard and slowly wended his way among the graves. Noiselessly I followed blm. Through the narrow paths we went, he the sub stance, I the shadow close after him. But, horror of horrors, bo stopped I And, my God, be bent over Dick Itam- Bcy'B gravel Lower and lower bo sank uutll he was upon his knees and his bands were spread out upon tho sod, In the uncertain light of tho rising moon I could see tbat be threw hack bis bead, that bis face was drawn and deadly white and that bla llpa were moving. I must have stepped upon a twig, for a sound betrayed me. Springing to his feet, he turned and faced me, not ten feet away With a cry of rage be sprang toward me. "So you followed mcl" no criea fiercely between bla teeth. "Yon dog ged my stcpsi" He was a powerful man, but in tne struggle which followed I easily mas tered him and bad blm pinioned, white and panting. "Do not add another murder' I said fiercely, "to tbat of Dick Ramsey." "How do you know?' he whispered. "I recognized your hand upon the wire. I waa the agent at the next sta tion when you took Dick's place you remember five years ago today I Ob, God, yes I" be cried. "Shall 1 ever forget? When I bad to come to this cursed place to live, I thought It might disappear after awhile. But It grows stronger every day. I live with It see It bear It that poor fellow all the timet Yet I had to do It or be kill ed. There was gang of us. Oh, ohl" he cried, and, breaking down utterly, the proud president of the road burled bis face In hit bantu. It was a strange scene, we two there In the moonlight accuser and accused. he trembling, I revengeful. "I tried to lead a better life," he con tlnued, "and on my gains I succeeded well. But oh, the misery of these years! I thought tonight It I could see bis grave and pray upon it I might be forgiven and have rest" His eyes sought the spot where poor Dick lay with crushed skull. "What are you going to do?" I asked after we had stood there in silence. "Give myself up now, I suppose, said he. "There is no other way." The next day tbe whole country was ringing with the strange confession of President Greydon. He mad a clean breast of It and was so manly and sin cere la bis repentance that nobody was sorry wben his sentence was placed at a term of imprisonment Instead Of the death penalty, which Is so summarily dealt out to criminals in tbe newest of the western towns. Columbus Dis patch. It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth, of LaGrsnse, Gs euflered Intensely for six months wltb a frightful running sore on his !eg, but write that Bucklen's Arnica Hslv wholly cured It la tan dsys. For ulcers, wounds, burns, boils, pain or piles It th best lv In the wort l, Core goaranteed. Only 25c. Hold by W L DeLano, drnggUt, CLASSIFIED LDLUMN. Notioaa under thia head not to avim,1 five linee, ftO oenta par week; (1 Ml a month; Vi par year. For Sale. FOR BALE At a bargaiu, oue of the beet stock aud gram ranches of 740 aores, S miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or in part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For pur- ttoulars apply to John Ingham, ul Ax Billy Departmeut Btore. FOR BALE. Corner First aud Jetler- son streets, one 10 room bouee, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Uood barn, water, fruit.fiiie garden ground. Also house and lot, writer Flrt and Lawrence streets, lot 60 feet 8 tiichee, by 160 feet, young fruit tree, good garden grouud, water, etc. Aim house aud lot, comer Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write B J Bills, Tacoiua, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuaku office. OR BALE A flue Block ranch con taining 320 acres for sale al a bargain. Will sell as a whole or lu parts, oue containing implements, house and two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Bltuated six miles from Eugene. Call on or address J M Oearbart Eugene, Oregon. FOR BALE. Fine carriage, nearly new, also two selsof double harness. Euquirenf H. B. Miller, corner of Ninth and Patterson, FOR BALE. One pair of mules, a onuopy-lop carriage, plow, harness, also household goods. Iuqulre of J H Lee, at brlok yard, Eugene. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do general hnusework. Iuqulre of Mrs. E. R. Bkipwortb, Eugene. WANTED Paittes wanted to cut 100 eorda of white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. Belgian Hares. California Belgian Hare Association. Capital Stock 125,000.00. Importers, Breeders and Jobbers. Own more Imported and High Grade nimalB than any other company or Individual in America. . We Uuarautee all our animals and pedigrees to be as represented, or money refu tilled. The breeding of BELGIAN HA RICH the coming popular industry in America. Wrlle Inr es'alngue. CsliforniH HHgl-tn Hare Association. Alutneila, Cal, A In ka Hold Fields. Flint sleaniKlilp for Cape Nome and aiie York will mil from Heattle May in. nils win ie a large snip Willi a freight cttiiaully of IflIK) tons and pas senger aoooninindtttlnns for 200. ' For rates and further Infornritlnn, oall on or addreea B, McMuKl'IIBT, Agent N" 'hern Panlllo, Eugene. To Cure a Cold in One Day,' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money ir It rails to cure. J, w. ttrove's signs turela on each box. 25c Whrbl Lost. Model 24, twenty two Inch, frame blaok, 45,011),' 1800 model, Rambler manufacture.' Rea- onable reward on return to Guard office. Lewi Ackermsn, Goshen, Ind ya, "De Witt's Little Early Risers always bring certain relief, our my headache and never gripe." They genera ly cleanse and Invigorate the bowels and liver. Wot. Orr, Newark, u., says: " W never feel safe without Oue Minute Cough Cure In the bouse. It saved my little boy's life wben he had the nneumonla. We think it la the best medlolue made." It cures coughs. and all lung diseases. Pleasant to Hike, harmless and gives Immediate resplls Vluoent at Co., corner urug store.' Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, III. writes. "I never fall to relieve mv children from croup at one by using. One Minute Cough Cure. I would not feel ssfe without it." Quickly dures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung diseases. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btore. Rsm'-ler frames don't break. "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, I pleasant to take and la truly the dyspeptic's liest friend," says E Hartgerlnk, Overlsel, Micb. Digests what you eat Cannot fall to cure. Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drug Btore. I consider It not only a pelaaure but a duty I oe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful euro efteoUxl in my ca by the timely use 'if Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with flux aud procured a bottle or in remedv Afewdnseanf It e flee ted nermanent cure. I take pleasure I rrraaiuiendinir It to olhers aulterln from that dreadful dlaesse, J. W Lvnch. Dorr, W Va. This remedy li sold by W L D-lno. I.at lall I auralned my left hip while hat dllng aoine heavy boxes. The doctor I died on said at first it was alloht strain and would soon lie 1 but It arew worae and the doctor sal I had rbeurnailem. 11 continued grow worse and I could liatdly get around to work. I went lu a dru slorear.d the drugglal recommended mi to trv Chamberlain's Pain Balm I tried It and one-half of a 50-eei bottle oured me entirely. I now reremi mend It to all my friends. F. Bet-cook, Erie, I'a. It la for sa'e hy W L. DeLano, y U W CiLi vita $ railway" " jpsia Digests what you eat. Jtnrtincirllv'!!'" the food and utds T."um in si rent: I honing mid recon- ',, ; ' ,7' ' f. . ii L.-VT t ..." an'- i.i. i iPtik iv other preparation can approach 't in ctlU-ieucy. It In stantly relicv '.-until potiuanentlycurca Dyspepsia, 1 mlti;is!ioii. Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Uti mach, Nausea, Sick Headache. ( ;!'.str.iHTin.Crnnips,atid alio! her results of Imp, rfectdluestioa Prapored hy E. C. licln iu d Co.. CblcaflA. IISCENT & CO.. Corner Drug'Store. Fi G. BtliSUS MAKE American Beauties f. e. Latest Model: On Kacb Box. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY AX EiLLY NERVITA BMterte VITALITY. LOST VIGO AND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Nlht Emission iind wasting diseases, all cllccta c s- it abuse, cr excuss nn 1 i an.'.' ,-r.,lmi. Ill'I'Vi t iml' i: -l.l hlood builder, llrlur ' t ic &f pink (,'low topale chocks Pud terr restores the lire cf yo.i'b. it, Hvmailfitrc per nox; o luviea lor ;' S.f.t); with v wit ton iiini i'.n tec to caw v Kv ir.tl llui money. t:cal CO. '., c.IfiCACO, ,. Fur eel- Wl. UlLhiiii Dm ul t S2.45 GOLD PLATED (tl r i.t toil' MIib1Y alul wti Mill Billli In ti('li hr Miiiruatj, ( 0. 1. lt'inmfiiiitloiL You Ct initio It it your uprfras tiBlMJ il If fi'iuut ,irrtly tlsf TJ iDbI ( iraUfctt. tal nra tie lunr ad)fr) latd al (1.1 i tO I B.fwUluliT nurtl IHIHlraVllliK iii'M-ritmiiiai am Kll Hljl, Aaatrltati HI lie, .1d rilled r tfh LlaetttO.OMIetlOelKIUolsl HUnl ttalshf, (. It vim flltil It tllO tMIllftl or I.ftti r tliniikiiY nt tlirrMi VY.t-h'. pa; I he iprfs) aaeul Ul H I'HIl'K, ft. It fttul oKirvaa cIlu-hi'. 4 Don't bo Deceived tiT aatrfa Ailtarllaaaaaatll A? whli'li woiililitttul vol 41. Ml or- fMMIO wair. far f 1.1 1 1 fl. It. ata w Mil Iheaaa wait-bier 92.40 OUR yz.45 WATCH ."V-J U'Lfc?:, h wind atntl ftrt.wald Dialed, tiaiirli Holl.tii-1,lai Ilk a hlgl-iriss -! 114 ad la a trat Iradla) walth, luovrnioiit Inr. ulrkul i Ji-wol -.1 afam wlml Ariie.rli ati.vvrarratitiHl.Hlil (a tfonil (Initt a lt mmi ii D. nrlt fur frv Walrh ami iiot tri ( al ), 4dr..., REARS, ROEBUCK & C0. lnc.),CMcagi tftva, ItMbatk Al. art U,ereubii MUDiaaHWiw, St.98 BUYS A $3,50 SUIT , ..em isibiiuilkll'Nklr Unit lilT'-imi n aaeat. lilt HI Ufa IT I.I)B. WHICH DON T 0IYI SATISFACTORY WCAR. IBKNO NO MONEY.. "iiM.aO. '', .ruff or Mimll r-irauto ami wowlll ornl joii laulttir lHIli'"i. ('.it, I'. siii.jrt;ti n: l....i.n,. .... iruliip ItfttT'il: nifi-ailll II HHIIlO (Kl lM-i-iil atn,, fai-turj ! rtul l awna aoiu le jv www inirinrtaN nifi'iit our ftpreiM ft. Id, tmv UflVr Prff THIIIttll'l PAHTSUITI"'" r.-rlmtallo ifeu. 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Agent, 'Ittt Morriauu Ht, cor Thirtl, Portland, Orego.t THROUGH TICKETS TO TUB E ASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND PullmanVPalace Sleepera Tour ist Skene rs and. Reclinln" Cnalr CarsIDallyto .'. .. 1 I NVHi, OMAHA, CMCAOn, 1-A.NSA.S CITY, HT. LOUIS' Anil t tliL-r Kaatoru Cltloa, The on' line t'rtiie l'tnll'iml otrellni! parneniterH Si rlally (Vi.,1 ,i,,l VWoiiraltiua thioliKU to C'l.icago every Wednaaclay. a Hervi,;;,"t Portland to Chicago Vli S rll.f'in Pitcitlc llnfnii I'ittif c N li' " liitKuHtrtt flit i knl ti lt.iih to lout i . ,it , Mutjiiiliitjiit uTry, l;nion ie);i I, ii 'v..r, !wt'Mt rntt-ir. I"-' o i (i.f-iiiiritfi., ni yh tn ny 'irtu S i I i u J't ilic (Vuijiiij, 1 1 tuyere Street Baiiway. TIMK CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1HW, tiie streal oars will run on the followingsobeduet time until further notice. LBS. VINO VHBfDHfl T. 7:10-7 :4C-8:10-8:10.H:lO-8:4O-10:00 a m hen overy half liotir. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle da Berger. 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Ml ajk) la aa, slalel W haltier Jcra WlSB tiUTS' Oal uwiatar iiiiiiai aiao eoior suki rsvr iuin, aawlaalsM. Y iBrnHlMnlMM toartipf 'ITl'-ff, antl If fntifid lwrfily aausf4ri7, ei 4tl; Mrvirvsl4, tewlOvTT WOT fi I- Altai M eta aaaN aqual to tyrlM thM rrUII aa hltrb aa fn.M, It T wink rem Mn ll at iia-OO ft, PTV IwraiMrMiltll IMIIAI HICL 9I1.7. Iw-Mthaj l.aiwBlwlthorTW. l l IttJ eipreaachararoe. Wall mr wll MWy- 'atalea,malld frwe for tlMaaaliiaj thoera) II t-irlMa4wallt)fk imnetiaasaiaialew al 1 1-IV If HI UPU.tua- irujwl bla i SEARS, ROEBUCK 4V CO., , Jft a-a;;a)y gy.jWtS''ai;!.;M,tt;atspi