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Vtnh trains. Chair oars Saera
;tceato to i igdeu and El Paso,
-and tourist oars to Cbieaga,
Ft Louis, Now Orleans and
kWa-hinirton. -$
Connecting at San Fran.
tcUco with several steamship
pines for Honolulu. Japan,
n'htnn, Phillipines, Ceulral
nut ftouth America.
. 0 Adair, aRent at Eugene
0 H MAEKHAM,
UFA, Portland.Or.
m SHORT LINE R. R.
IE DIRECT ROUTE TO
htana, Utah, Colorado,
d all Eastern Points.
Wloe of two favorite routes, via th"
IION PACIFIC Past Mall blue, or
I the BIO O KAN UK Soenlo Line
Ho Change ol Cars
I'nrtland-Chlcaeo tSneolal. "the finest
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ten Mmi (fourisl) Supers.
Vb Luras v-GuHi-t Cars
lndid Dinners (meals a lacarte)
Howls Coa;!uahd Smokers
Ira Train Comptolely Vestibuled.
further liifiirmatlou apply.
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THU CtreTa.il a) OOMfiNf,
How's This '
We offer One Huudred Dollars Be
ward for any cae nf Catarrh that
cm not be fund by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F J Chunky & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the under-lguert. have known F
J Chen y for the last 15 yore, Bnd be
lieve him perfectly honorable tu al
bUBinese transactions, ni.d fluanolally
able to carry out any obligayon made
by tbelr firm.
WestATruax, wholesale Druggist",
T.-.ledo, O
Waldino, Kinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Druggist, loledn, ti.
Hull's C'aturrh ( 'lire la tukeu inter
nally, noting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces nf the system.
Price, 76 oeuis per ontile. Hold by all
drunglsHt.' Testimonials fr e. '
Hall's family pills are the beet.
Would Not Suffer So Again
Fifty Times Its Price
for
J awoke last night with severe paint
in my sto.nacb. I never felt so badly
In all my life. W lieu I came down to
work this morning I felt so weak I
could hardly work. I went to Miller
ft Mcl.'urdy'a diug store and they reo
ommended f. himberlain'a Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
like magic and one dose fixed me all
right It certainly is the finest thing
I ever used lor stomach trouble. I shall
not be without It In my house here
after, for I should not care to endure
the suffering of last night again for
fifty tinea its price. O. B. WliaoK,
Liveryman, Burgtttstown, Washing
ton Co, Pa. This remedy is for sale by
W. ii. DeLano. . ,. .
Alaska Uold KleWs.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
aie York will sail from Heatlle May
II. This will be a larae ship with I
freiuhi capacity of 1000 tnnB and pas-
sender aocom modal Ions for 200. For
rates anil runner iiiinrmauon, oan uu
or address R. MoMobi-hkt,
Agent li" mem ranino, nugeue,
Notice.
Having sold our grotwry l.uslnesa to
Mecsrs Htelner Wright, we wil close
n all accounts at onoe. Tlio-e having
tills against ua will pleaw present, the
same, and those mocoieo iu us win
call Immediately for a settlement,
hereby saving additional expenses.
URAY boks.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of his spendid health
Indomitable will and tremennoua
onertfv are not louno oimu..u,
liver, kidneys and bowels are oui wi
order If ynu want these qualities and
the success tbey bring, ue Dr. King
New Lire fill . ney ueveivi. "
newer of bral" and brsly. Only 2oo.
W L DeLano's drag store.
For Sale.
About 12 tons of by lu shock at
$3 50 per ton, cam. E-nquire juei.
uorth of Eugene bridge.
JOSEPH DA vire.
Experience Is the bv-l toacher. Use
Ack-r's English Remedv iu any case
of cough", colds or crout). rsnouia it
fail Ki glva immeuii ,r.T,,-y
funded, as cts anu . ... -j
W L DeLano
French Tausy Waters, me world's
. ..i- r..m '.IV for irrrgumi r-'"
r..i ri,lof adies: are new ia.uu,
....i afe. warned isu
French Tansy Wafer, are the only re-
...i.i- r.n..le remedy in .He worio; im-
oortedfrom Pafl; W nothing else,
. . ... in red wraopera
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wrapper direct
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THE SUICjOe.
Toll worn, but trusting Zcno'e osad bUat
A ami nil walliiuj lrxm taa worU ol ftief;
A wild hope M ihe wtj,
Tata suddnlr dlnatrl
lA Oie OI4 load wmt there
Tbs duty, tu d-p.tr I
rTothiac had ehtncvd, stni only one tecspe
Proa, lu eld wlf luto the uurel abspe.
Edwin lUrfcrum in idWl
THE GIRL OP 1 1
WILD HORSE RUN !
A 8T0BT OPNBW BEI1CD.
BY FREDERICK V. THOMPSON.
3TaieiMetettMarartartfelsttttattMotO
Did you ever hear the story ot the
"Girl of WUd Horse Boar The chances
are that you never did unless you have
lived In the mountains of lower New
Mexico, and there are few even there
who can show the little heap of atones
which marks her grave or who can tell
the story of how she met her death to
save the lives of the half starred. In
dian besieged prospectors who had tak
en tbelr last stand on the mountain
peak which la now known as Simp,
son's Rest But those who do know
the story will never forget It, and not
one of the cowmen or the miners passes
the lonely spot without taking off his
hat in mute respect to the memory of
the unknown girL . '
"I never knowed, and I don't s'pose
no one ever knowed, what her name
was," said Joe Dunne as he aat In front
of his adobe and rolled a cigarette.
"I'm 'bout the last of 'em alive aa ever
knowed her, and I wouldn't be here
talkln 'bout her If 'twasfft for what
she dono.,.Vbcn It was all over,' we
burled her the bcst'we could:' We
couldn't get no monnlments or fancy
stones, such as they have down east.
so we just piled rocks over the gravo
to show where it is and to keep the
wild creature from dlggin It up. Siuce
then some more rocks has been put on,
and now the heap's so big I guess It'll
last forever. '. But It'll never get too
big for the act Bhe done, which was
one mighty few men would 'a' wanted
to tackle. f .;-. . '
"It was way back In the days when 1
was a kid. Bein aa I was born and
brought up along the Rio Grande, 1
was almost as much Greaser aa 1 was
white man, and when them eastern
prospectors come along they hired me
to go with them as Interpreter, even If
I was only a kid. In fact, they couldn't
get no men to go along with them 'cause
the men was mostly all off prospoctln
on their own account
"There wan't no railroads down here
then. There wan't nothin but Indians
and Greasers. If you wanted grub,
you had to. freight It fromiAlbuquerquo,
or If you was hard up for It you could
get a little from the old stage station
In the valley Just beyond where Las
Cruces Is now. . .
"Wild Horso Run is up In the moun
tains hack of there. It ain't no pretty
place Just a little stretch of mesa
where there was water and where the
wild horses used to come until tbey
had worn the ground an away like a
buffalo wallow. The girl and her old
man lived there. The old man was
nutty on them mountains. He said
they was full of gold and silver and
pretty much everything else, and I
guess be was right, though there ain't
much of It been got out yet
"Well, he settled right there near tbo
run, grnbbln round In the foothills and
collectln specimens abd stakln out doz
ens of claims which he never worked,
but agln which nobody made no pro
test I never knowed the old man
much, though I seed him frequent
when I was In the mountains, and I
heerd as how be bad come from the
east to get rich.. . He was Uke lots of
others, and he ups and dies before he
had nothin more than them claims
which be had staked out but which ho
hadn't never properly entered. ' ,
"When he died, he left that there girl
alone in the half 'dobe, half dugout
be bad made... She was 'bout 18,
guess, and we thought aa how she
would go up to Albuquerque to live
provided she dldn t go back east Hut
Instead of that she staid right along,
all alone In the place where she . bad
lived with the old man. She had some
sort of an idea that by so doln she
could hold the claims which be had
staked out Borne of the men told her
as how she was wrong, but she thought
they was only tryln to get ber to go so
tbey could Jump the claims, and so she
stuck it out She was a good shot, ana
deer Is still thick up that way, so be
tween them and a few vegetables she
got along so far as grub was concern
ed. ' ' Bat It must have been mighty
lonesome, for there wan't a white man
nearer than the stage station, and that
was a Brood 25 mile away. ' '
"She had been there quite a few
years, and the people as knowed of her
bad got to callln ber the 'Ulri et Wild
Horse Run,' when I goes up that way
with them eastern chapa. We stopped
to get water at the Run, and we told
ber what part of the mountains we
was beadln for, and it was lucky
thing we did, for if sbe badn't knowed
we would never have got out of the fix
we eot Into. V
"We didn't know It when we started,
but tbeNavaloea bad gone and got ram
bunctious sgaln. They was always
more or less troublesome, bnt when
we left tbey bad kind of quieted down,
and we wan't lookin for no outbreak.
Beln up In the mountains, of course,
w didn't know what was a-goin on,
"Well, we had done more prospoctln,
and I was bavin a cinch with my Job
of Interpretln. There wan't nothin to
Interpret and so I was doln the cookln
and iookln after camp. We had pitch
ed It at the foot of the mountain
which thev calls Simpson's Rest now,
after old msn Simpson, who Is burled
fhere. TbInES was a-goln nice ana sat
Isfsctory. when one night Jost after
grub, there comes a shot and a bullet
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Last winter dorlng ao epidemic of
whooping onugh my children contract.
ed the diwase. baring serere coughing
spells. We bad need Cbemherlaln'i
Coogb Remedy very successfully for
croup and naturally turned to it at that
time end found It relieved tbe cough
and effected a complete core, John E
Clifford. Proprietor Norwood House,
Norwood. N Y. This remedy Is for
sale by W L DeLano.
upsets the stuat on the fire. None of
iis stopped to Inquire where the bullet
Kime from. We knowed there wan't
anthin but Indians doln that sort of
business, and so we lit out
"There was only one place to go. and
that was up the mountain, and so we
went up there. It ain't a high moun
tain, but up to the top It's kind of Uke
fort The sides, except one ot them.
run straight up for 50 feet or so, and
ao one can't climb them. The other
ride slants down pretty steep, but so
rou can get up all right We had all
teed the place and bad talked about It.
nsualllke, before, sayln as how It
would be Just the place to go If the In
dians got after us.
They was after us now, and we was
there, The only trouble was that we
didn't have nothin with us but our
funs. We had lit out so fast that all
the grub was left in camp. We knowed
that with the shape of the mountain
there wan't no danger of the Indians
gettln to ua, for we could atop them
as fast aa they tried to come up. But
we was worried aa to the grub ques
tion. ' "
Indiana ain't no fools, even If tbey
act like it sometimes, and them Nava-
Joes soon made up their mind that we
had mighty little grub with us. They
found that out from tbe looks ot the
camp, and, as they knowed that moun
tain as well as we did, they didn't try
to come up It
For a couple of days we got along
all right We was hungry, of course,
but we amused ourselves poppln at the
Indians whenever they showed from
cover, and when we hit one, as we did
now and then, it was almost as good as
a meat At least we tried to think it
was.
But an empty stomach is a pretty
tough thing to forget, and we were bo
glnnin to wonder how long we could
hold out, when one mornln we seed
the 'Girl of Wild Horse Run.' She wns
a-comln along our trnll at the foot of
the mountain. It was evident that she
didn't know that the Indians was there,
but knowed they was out and was
coinln to warn us In a general way.
As soon as we seed her wo did our
best to let her know that she was rldln
Into quick trouble. We started a
smudge with a blanket and fired a cou
ple of shots to attract her attention.
She saw we wss on the top of the
mountain, and she knowed we was
there for our health, so sbe turned and
lit out
'The Indians Been her about that
time, and they took after her. She bad
a good two mile the Btart but ber pony
had been on the rood for some time.
and it was gettln tired. Still there Is
lots of spunk in a good mustang, and
we all hoped that she would get away
all right As she went down the valley
we could see that she was not headln
for the Run, but for tbe stago station,
which was a good 20 mile away. We
was doubtful about her pony holdin
out ag'in the fresh ones of tbe Indians
for that distance, but there wan't noth
in we could do to help her, and so we
staid where wo was.
It seemed to make the Indians kind
of wrathy to have had her comln round
that way, and they began tnkln chance
shots st us. They didn't hit any of us.
but they made ua Ue low where before
we had been standln up and movln
round pretty much as wo pleased.
"All the rest of the day wo didn't ao
much but wonder how that there girl
had, come out of the fix she was In. It
was all done to help us, and wo know.
cd It and that made ua feci like we
was responsible for ber. Wonderln
didn't do no good, but we was still at
It when we beard a shot down tbe val
ley. It didn't come from where tbe
Indians bad camped, and we lighted a
tiro as a signal like. Wben tbe Are
blaced up, there was some more shots.
"It was Ulna oi aussy in me moroin
then, and we couldn't see well, but we
soon msds out about BO men comln up
the valley. In a minute we soed they
was white men, and then we knowed
we was all right
"We come down from that mountain
almost as fast aa we went up It, but
the Indians was gone. Tbey bad va
moosed durln the night When we
come up to tbe men, we found tbey
was a lot of freighters from the sta
tion. The girl waa there, they said.
She had beat the Indiana out In the
race, but she was In pretty bad shape,
for she had one bullet clean through
her, and another bad broke ber arm,
"We went to tbe station as fast as
we could. When we got there, we seed
there was nothin we could do. It was
too late for anything but to tell her we
knowed we owed our lives to ber. Bhe
wss too weak to say anything In an-
swer wben we told her. 1 Bo we Just
sat aroond and wet ber Hps wben they
got dry and tried to do what we could
to make ber easier.,
Stie seemed to know all that was go-
In on. and one of tbe eastern men
thought" tt might make ber feel easier
if somebody prsyed. Bo be, bein tbe
only one who knowed much about It,
tried It and we ail kneeled down. He
told us bow we all knowed that tbe
girl was djln because she had give her
life to save ourn, and be told tbe Lord
that we boned that If It was possible,
be would fix It so that sbe wouldn't die.
"It waa a good prayer for a man who
ain't in the business professionally,
and It seemed to do the girl good, for
when be finished and we got up there
wss a smile on her tips. But it was
the but smile that was ever there, for
sbe was dead.
"We borled ber under a Cottonwood
across from tbe station and not far
from the stage road. Then we put the
rocks over the grave, for you can't tell
what sort of crccturs are round here.'
Tbey gave up tbe old stage line years
and rears ago. and tbe old adobe sta
tion hat fallen down In parts, and the
rolns are roofless snd forlorn. But tbs
grave It still there, and every freighter
who passes slong the old trail and
knowa what tbe pile of atones means
lifts his sombrero to tbe memory of the
"Girl of Wild Horse Hun."-Exchange.
Lewis Aokermsn, Goshen, fnd
savs. "DeWltt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, core my
headache and never gripe." They
genera ly cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels snd liver.
"I used Rodol Dyspep' ''" '
family with . wonderful result.
vires Immediate relief, is plesasnt tf
ake and Is truly the dyspeptic's best
friend," says E Hartgrrlnk, Overlsel
Micb. Digests what you eat Cannot
fall to core.
Drag Htore,
V Inoeot Co , Corner
ri nceincn ininuu
Notices under this head not to eiced five
lines, 50 oents per week; tl 50 a mouth; $12
par year.
For Sale.
FOK SALE At a bargalu, one of the
beststook sud grain ranches of 740
acres, 8 mile from Eugene. Will be
sold as a whole, or lu part, to suit
purchaser. Easy terms. For pir
tlculars upply to John Ingbam, ut
Ax Billy Dtpartmeot Htore.
FOIl BALK. Comer First and Jefter-
sou streets, one 10 room hou.-e, am)
two lots, 80xl0 feet each. Hood
barn, water, trull, flue garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawreuce streets, lot 66 feel 8 Inched,
by 160 feet, youua fruit tree, irood
Karden around, water, etc. Also
ouse and lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prlotw
and terms wrlie B J Bills, Tacoma,
Wash, Hox 827. or call at UniHD
ofUos.
FOR SALE -A fine stock ranch con
taining 320 acres for sale ata bargain.
Will sell as a whole or iu parts, one
containing Implements, house and
two barns, consisting of 1S5 acres;
tbe other pasture land principally.
Bituated six miles from Eugene.
Call on or address S M Oeaihart
Eugene, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Flue carriage, nearly
new, also two Bets of double harness.
Enquire of H. II. Miller, corner of
Ninth and Patterson.
FOR BALE. One pair of mules, a
canopy-lop oarrlage, plow, harness,
also household goods. Inquire of J
H Lee, at hrlok yard, Eugene.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced elrl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. R. Bklpworth, Eugene.
WANTED Parties wautod to cut 100
cords of white fir aud balm wood.
Apoly to T It Linton, Eugene.
Story of a Slave.
To be bound bund and I.hjI for years
by the ohaius of disease Is the worst
form of slavery. George D Williams,
of Mauchesier, Mich., tells how such
slave was made free.- He says: "My
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After u-dng two bottlesof Eleo-
trio Miture she is wonderfully Im
proved, and able to do ber own work."
Till- supreme, remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep-
lessuess, melancholy, heauaohe, back
ache, fainting aud il.izy epulis. This
mlrauie worki ig medicine s agodsend
weak, Hokly, run down people.
E 'ery h il le gun'uutoeil. O.ily 60
oeuts. Bold i.y W L DoLano, drug
gist.
Belgian Hares.
California Belgian Hare Association.
Capital Block $26,000.01).
Importers, Breeders and Jobbers.
Own more Imported and High Oracle
anlmalB than any other onmpauy or
Individual ill Auieiloa.
We Guarantee all our animals aud
pedinreeH to tie aa represented, or money
refunded.
The breeding of BELGIAN HARES
tbe oomlng popular Industry in
America.
Write lor catalogue.
California Belgian Hare Association
Alameda, Cel.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Dantorth, of LaOrango, Ua.,
suffered Intensely for six months with
a frightful running sore on bis '.eg, but
writes that Buoklen's Arnica Balve
holly cured It In ten days. For
ulcers, wound, burns, bolls, psln or
piles lis the best salve In the world.
Cure guaranteed. Ouly 26c. Bold by
W L DeLano, druggist.
o Cure No Pay.
That Is the war all drtnnriat sell firorea
Tasteless Chill Tonlo for Chilis, Malaria and
Uillionsness. It Is aa pleasant to tau aa
jemoo ayrup. ou osnia
WiiBEf, Lost. Model 24, twenty
two inch, frame black, 45,810, 1809
model, Rambler manufacture. Itea-
unable reward on return to Guard
oftloe.
Iter. W. E. Bltxer, W.Caton, N. V,
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
Ithout benefit, 1 wss persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help
ed trie from tbe start,' I believe It ti be
a panacea forall forms of indigestion
It digests what you eat. . Vincent
Co,, Corner Drug Store.
Ram1 ler frames don't break.
I consider It not only a pelasure but
a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell
about tbe wouderful cure (fleeted
my case by the timely use of Chamber
lain's Colin. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I wss taken very badly with
flux and procured a bottle of Ibis
remedy A few dose of It efleeU d
oernianent rure. I take pleasure
revomendlnir It to others eutt'erlri
from that dreadful disease, J, W
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is
sold by W L i l. .no.
Last tall I sprained my left hip while
ha dllng fotne Heavy riox.s. Jilt
doctor I o-d'ed on said at first it waa
slieht strain sud would anon tie well
hut It i raw wim aud 'be docbr said
I had ilir uniall-iii. It continued
row worse snd I could hardly get
round to work. I went to a drue
.tore abd the (t'iiitlrt recommended
mi to tiy tiiauiberlaln's Psln Balm
I tried It aud nue hslf of a 60 -Ten I
rsdtle cured me entirely, I row n r iw
mend 4t to all my frlei ds. F
I Babcock, Erie, Pa. It l for sale ty w
! L. DeLano,
ras. rv
0 m M
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
If art lflrlsil!ydlireN the food and aids
rT.itiiro in streiiittliening and recon
8tructini; the exhausted digestive or
iits. )! isthel;itcstdlscovcrc(ld!iestr
a:!t ; i.d tonic. No other preparation
o..'i :., oiicli It In ettlciency. It in
stantly relieves ami permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sicklleadaclip.lia'stralgia.Cramps.and
all ot her results nf Imperfect dlnestioa
Prepared by C. C. JtWl'.t A Co., Cblcaan.
V1NDENT 4 CO.. Corner Drug S.cre.
F. C. 01I8ETS
MAKE
American Beauties,
Late:
4-
Ot.
Mode!;:, ' !
On liwch Uox.
KALAKACOKSETCO.
. SOLt MANiJI ACTURERS.
OV
AX BILLY
HERV1TA
minis VITALITY
LOST VIT.Oft
AND MANHUOC
Cures Inipntcnry, Nlpht Emissions anc
w.' s'lnr diseases, all eltccts o suit
f nhuse, cr excess and l'tdiv
k ciction. Aiiervotmileaiu!
tctiii mnuicr. jsiiui:i tin
ilc (.;low to pale checkf tu
4V-C
ltoiu the lire cf yovu
I'lit'
y -.rill ROe per box: O linxc
:': with vrifton ffimniti-
n't) P' I'cT.ir.d ;iui money.
": .V. .'.'.uDiCAL CO.
a CM, CHIUACO, UA.
Pril VI. )!,
to lru;ult
S2.45G0LD;PLATED
HUSKY fciitl W will fciul
Mdl.-ll 1'Y tiairtlM,f0. lAs
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nit It n.1 Jfi'iir ntprfta omt
f fminit psrlll aatlafae.
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hj atrkjr itiltartlaantHll
Whlrli wiiultlli'ail von to
tii'lh'vn ytm I'tnilil k1
Ja.UU er tUMHi wale.
hs-l.al ta IB. la. whta Ml I Ueaaasa walahfar S2.45.
OUR IZ.48 WATCH R'Z'S.SX.I
rrwfOpsi r, itfim wlmlkim let, Id piawa, nninaoiti
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k! item wliul Ainnrli-sn, wurrantwl, K'""l
ksjejivnr. tmt WaUhaa froai 9H raalt Bp, f.-ld-lllUJ tsatoht.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. ( Inc.), Chlcag
.fPQ BUYS A $3,50 SUIT
fti.ee.
A HEW 1UIT rid (OR AHT OF THfU tUITt
WHICH DON'T OIVI fATHf ACTORT WIAH
Send ho money, ''r't.'rl
run or auiall tor
tilt) IUH HJ miMl'sa, '
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" THfll KNYOAKT SUITS m- f..r b..y.l t.
1( triim f Uttf rii llalla rtrjnrrr m
S "l'lO. Mill." with IMH IU,B HK4T uA UNK,
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MOTT'8
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PENNYROYAL PILLS i
of menstruation." Thi y are "L1FI3 SAVEU8" to RlrU at
wonmnliood, aiding duvolopment of organs and body. No
known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life
becomes a pbiumre. $1.00 IT.lt l!OX IOC SI AIL. Bold
by UriiBBlMta. DIL MoTT'3 CHEMICAL CO., Olorulund, Ohio.
For Sale iBv Linn Drtig Co? ;!
SEND WnEX
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r s- lam r tr . i ' x
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p.. nnrnnrn
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Tim
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Sleeping ars
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WITH.
Throunh Tickets to
CHICAGO, WASHINGTON
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Aiwt Utn'l Pass. As"t,
2i5 Morrison St, oor Third, Foitland, Oreso.i
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TUB '
EASTaniSO UTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
AND
Pullman Palace Sleepers,.
our-
tat Sleenerp and! Reclinin
itair
waia wanyiiuii t t
, DKNVKH, OMAHA, CHICAOd,
KANSAS U1TY, ST. T.OUJH'
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rritn rorlUnd otfeitnR jiar Mil Kern K flail y
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T1MR CAKD, .
After the 4th of Oct. 1HS5, the strrol
utrs will i tin on the following scbeduet
.line until fnrthe- oolioa. u I n
t,E.VINtl THMDKIVr.
7:ll)-7:4ll.8:10.S:40.ll:10-9i4n iO'0'J a m
hvn cver.v hs't hour., ,v tuk
HOFFMAH HOUSE SALOON
. Sommervllle & Bergar.
si(,,t .
I'ure Whl.Hes. sud; llrsrdlrs,) th Baas
fradps of Wines and 'Jinan, Mised
Irliika a speelally. -
WeinhardV
' " Famous Baar-
' bottle an j wrautjht
! oof ! i Ja . : , .
FIRST CLASS..1 ' '
They overcome Weal
ness. Irreinilarltv and
omissions, increase vig
or and banish, "natna
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