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Newspaper Page Text. ian r art...l V.itl Hum Alvnn Unnifl. ..-s , . . "". ' " - " wiucu liti8 been bso lor over 30 years, lias borno tho signature or 'J , g ",,d J"18 beou ,,,udo "uler hU per. '-w. AlK.w no ono to deceive you in this Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitute are but Ex' rfmonts that triilo with ami endanger tlie liealtli 'f (U,1S unci Chlldren-kxperlemo ajrainst Experinieut. jWhat is CASTORIA iria is ft substitute for'Ca..to'r Oil, Paregoric, Drops SiMilliIiig Syrnjis. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It rtnins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xim'otic tetanee. Its uge is its guarantee. It destroys Worms allays Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wiud He. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation I Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho uieh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. JlUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ) Kind You Have Always' Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmk ecWTuw eompAHt, rr nun way thht, new von JTH AND EAST -VIA- im Pacific Go iil'ASTA ROUTE have r'nuene for Portland and way Inns at 3:M a m; 1 :08 p m. Miami frene timid Srnimijito Frai iiico 8:30 a m 2 m p m 12:33 a in 5:00 p TO 7:45 p in 7:00 p m 12:34 a Ul 11:80 a m 4:."I5 a m 8:10 a in pn 5:45 a m 11:45 a m avrr !I:IX1 a m 11:00 a in ami City 7 :'-'" a m 7;25 a m fcatro 7 : 1 r am Mm '- I Angeles 1:50 p m 7:00 a m 11:00 p n 9:00 p m (t Worth 6:30 a Ul 0:30 a in f of M. xico 0:55 a m 11:55 a m Baton 4:00 a m 4:00. a ni Mr l irleama 0:25 p m 6:25 p m Sliingtou 0:42 a m 0:42 a m York 12:43 p m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist can on both trains. Chair cam Sacra - mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, :anil tourist cars to Cllicag., 8t Louis New OrleanB and ..-Wasbinetou. i Connecting at San Fran 'cUco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. X'hina, "Phillipines. Central jand South America. 1. G AdHir. asent at Eueene Ires C U MARKHAM, ftPA, Portland.Or. How's This We offer Oue Hundred Dollars Re ward for any cane or Uatarru that cannot be curid by Hall's Catafrh Cure. i F J Chkney & Co., Props, Toledo, O. We, the uniler-igiinl. have knowa F J Cbenoy for Ibe last 16 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable In al bUHluexs transactions, and financially able to carry nut any ohlluatlnu made by their Urru. WestATbuax, wholeale Druggist", Toledo, O '. ! . Waldino, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, I). Hull's Catarrh Cure I taken inter Dally, acting directly upon the blood at d mucous) surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by all druirgixi-t. TeKtlinnniala fn e. Hall's family pills are the best. H SHORT LINE R. R E DIRECT .ROUTE TO ktana, Utah, Colorado, ru an eastern x uiina. Soice of two favorite routes, Tla In ilON PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the K10 URANUS Scenio Line I No Change ol Cars f FortlandChicago Special, "the finest Jest, equipped with mt Standard Steppers I New Ordinary (tourist) Sleepers. re LiQrary-Bunet Lars hdid Dinners (meats a la carte) lortable Coaches and Smokers Train Completely Vestibuled. Story of a Slave. To be bound baud and fool for yean by tbe olialns of disease Is the worst form of slavery. George D Williams, of Manchester, Mlob., tells bow such a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five yean that she could not turu over in bed aloue. After using two bottles of Eleo- trlo Bitters she Is wouderfully Im proved, and able to do ber own work." This supreme remedy for female dis eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep lessness, melancholy, headache, back aobe, fainting and dizzy spells, Tbls miracle worki ig medicine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaianteeil. Only 60 oents. Sold by W L DeLano, drug gist. Belgian Hares. California Belgian Hare Association. Capital Stock $25,000 00. Importers, Breeders and Jobbers. Own more Imported and HigbUrade animals than any other oompauy or Individual in America. We Guarantee all nur animals ana pedigrees to be'as represented, or money refunded. The breeding of BEI,U1AN HAHB) la tbe comiug popular iudustry In America. Write for catalogue. California Belgian Hare Association. Alameda, al. For further information apply. i STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or W E Coman Qen'l Agl HJ Third 8t. Portland. Or aael. rVi A.-t O EAST VIA jtest and Quickest Line TO iUl, D'JLUTH, HIUHEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points East. VH 'slice and Tourist Sleepers. "'"I b Buffet Smoklnj llbrarf Cars. fr, ... '"At H, FAST TIME. Jl' KA.M) SCKNEltY UXEViUALE I-'Ints Ewt via Portland and the NollTHERN KY.. on sale at 8-ith-VT t i TirVrt Ofree, Eugen , or ( - u i ur.K. ncket OUii 8 MO?riSon STREET1 PtTLAND, . H "' L'oii or MrM, A hie ha Hold Fields. First steamship for (.'ape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May 1(1. t ots Will oe a large snip wuu rndirht canacitv of 1600 tons and pas senger aocnm modal Inns for iaOO. For rates ana lunner ininrmaiuiu, cnu uu or address R. MoMuKPHEY, Agent K" 'hern raninc, cugene. Bismarck's Iron Xerve Was the result of his spendtd health. inHomlmhle will and tremendoui energy are not found where stomach, liver, kidneys aud bowels are out of A. Tmi want IhMA rilialltlHi and III 11 1 I . Al J " " ' ' " 1 the succpss they bring, uae Dr. King a eW Ijlle rill. lliejr uwcn,f ktvij power o! brain and body. Only 24c W L DeLano's drug store. Experience Is the bet teacher. U iAb.ri V.iiolish lienied v in any ca of coughs, colds or crnuu. Ebould it fall to give lmmeniaw; inun mwuuj in funded. S5 eta snd 50 ct. For sale by W L DeLann, French Tansy Wafers, tue world'a ..,.. romedv for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing I .1 1 - .11 I lmtA and sale. Mameu ism" ii" French Tansy Wafen are tbe only re- ii.i.i. r.m.u remedv In the worio; im iiiin Pari.: take nothing else. but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown irano ; 7 " Drug Company, import, 80 Tork Ht, San Franclwo. For tie by .11 drug, fi.ta. or sent in plain wrapper dlreol ou receipt oi . A DUEL THAT FAILED honor was Saved without thh shedding of blood. Colonel Banker Tell. How th. Coat aa Ovtraa-ed iB tilm inUaUurlM B4 How a tnIu! Oalooma UaUjr ATarteo. Copyrltht, IS00, by C. B. Lewla.) "I had gone to a small town in n. alaslppl to nest and reennerat said the colonel as he restored hla glass to the table, "to rest and recuperate after my hard work In the ate. I hadn't been there a day when i mm up wim a person who called him self General Blum. He didn't have the look of a general, sun, but I didn't aou-i m asKiog questions. I accepted hla word that he had been a general acceDted hla vnnt - A0' and he Invited me Into the near est barroom to imbibe a cocktaJL We didn't Imbibe. When the for drinks for two, his order was not uia.eu. in otner words, suh, aa he didn't DUt down hla mnnntf ilu. tails remained unmixed. The general uuanu at me appeallngly, but I turned away. I would not hurt hla fnoiin by offering to pay for the drinks. "Had General Blum stopped there all would have been well, but ho did not stop. Next day he called on me to talk over the late wah. It wasn't ten minutes, sub, before I began to doubt him. I found that he didn't know tbe "I BRT FO'TH WITH MY SOVTHB." difference between a charge of cavalry and a drove of mewls. When he had related how he led his division at Get tysburg, dashed forward at Spottsyl vania and received three wounds at Petersburg, I rose up I roso up to my full height, suh and, looking him straight between the eyes, I said: ' 'General Blom, yo' will excuse me, suh, but where can I find yo'r wah record?1 'Nowhere,' he replied. 'They were so Jealous of me that It has never been written up.' We had a few other words, suh, and I felt that It was due to my dignity to challenge, him. He received the chal lenge coolly and sent hla friend to ar range matters. Claiming to be a sol dier and a gentleman, he aelected pick axes as weapons. Think of It, suh think of a gentleman taking such a course! I refused, of co'se. Then he turned to plantation hoes, to cotton books, to ball clubs and to long han dled shovels. It was my duty under the circumstances to preserve my dig nity, and It has gono down In history that I preserved It I Insisted that we fight with sword or pistol, and I re fused to dignify him by debating his proposals. Then General Blum him self called to Bee me. He found me frigid and determined. 'Colonel Bun ker,' says he, 'yo' have doubted my ve racity, and I deBlre to shed yo'r blood. I desire to shed It by the quart and the gallon. If yo' are not a coward, yo' will meet me at sunrise acroBS tbe riv eracross the river, sub I As the chal lenged party I have the choice of weap ons. I will name scythes, suh scythes at two paces 1 The scythe Is an em blem of time, Colonel Bunker, and It was with a Bcytho I mowed down scores of the enemy at Appomattox.' I stood on my dignity, sub stood on my dignity and rejected the weap ons. No gentleman bad ever fought a duel with a scythe In his hands. It would degrade the code degrade the code, suh, and make me a public laughing stock. I stormed at that man, suh. I begged and entreated and even sought to bribe him to meet me with pistols or swords. But be was firm. He was settled on scythes and would not budge. I bowed him out and appealed to the public 'And on my honab, suh, on the bonah of tbe man who led the desperate charge at Cedar Mountain, the public agreed wrth General Bluml Yes, suh, the public contended that It was my duty as a gentleman to engage In a duel with scythes! ' I brought forward the code for 300 years past, but It made no dif ference ' "A duel with scythes, suh meet ing on the field of bonah with farm ing Implements! No gentleman's dig nity would permit of It. I argued ana protested and disputed, but General Blum and the public were Arm. : Io standing to my guns I lost prastlgo. At the end of three days scarcely a man In town would nod to me, and the newspapers were asking If Colo nel Bunker was afraid. It was then, suh, and only then, that I resolved to fight the general with nis own weap ons. I must do It to save my prestige. The public was with me at once.1 I bad my pick of 20 different scythes, and I was determined from tbe first that I would begin at the general' heels and gradually cut him down to bis neck. No mercy should be shown In such a case. Public excitement ran as high as If a state election was be ing held, and when tbe morning of the duel came there were hundreds on the ground to see. I -' 'o'th with my Last fall I sprained my left hip while handling some heavy boxen.. The doctor I culled on aald at flrtt it w a light strain and would soon be well, hat It i-rew worse and the doctor said I had rheumatism. It continued to anil T nnnlrl hardlv rat around to work. I went to a drug store aud the druggist recommendeo ma tn tr Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried It aud one-half of a 60-oeot bottle cured me entirely. I now recom mend It to all my friends. F, A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale by W. t. DeLano. scythe on my shoulder and was first ou the ground, but the general was only a few minutes behind me. I bad planned to begin at his heels, but his plan was to begin at my bead. I saw It In bis eyea as we stood there. Yen, suli, he meant to decapitate me at the first sweep. Mo' than that, ho had sent to Nev Orleans for a special scythe, and ke had secured one about two rods long. "By and by we were ready. I felt my loss of dignity, but I had to save Biy bonah. The word was about to be given, and In another moment the em bloms of time would have been swish ing through the air, when a mewl who was chased by a nigger came gallop ing that way. He busted through tho people, suh he busted his way right along and he struck the general and knocked him Into a ditch and then planted both heels on my stomach and rendered me unconscious for half an hour. The duel didn't go on. When I got my breath again, I offered to pro ceed from a sitting position, and, al though the general was telescoped by the collision, It is due to him to say that he would have stood on one leg and fought It out. But It was not to be. The public decided that all par ties, Including the mewl, had wiped away any stains on their reputations, and we were escorted to town by our partisans." "And of course you and the general drank together and made up?" I asked. "Of co'se, suh, of co'se that Is, the general didn't Invite me, and I didn't Invite him, but when a third party proposed cocktails a party whose cred it was good at the bar we accompa nied him. And as to the making up, suh, we had Imbibed and replaced our glasses when I looked at my late an tagonist and said: " 'General Blum, I cannot doubt your valor, sub.' "And ho looked at mo with eyes which were moist and replied: " 'Colonel Bunker, the man who ques tions your chivalry Is my enemy.' "Then our hands met, our friend called for three more, and the loving cup restored peace and good will." M. Quad. THE DEATH OF THE WORLD. Selentleta Pall to Avrts aa to How the End Will Come. Scientists seem to agroe that the earth some day Is to be destroyed by a gigantic cataclysm, but fall to agree upon the "how." Dr. Henry Smith Williams, In writing In Harper's Monthly on "Borne Unsolved Scientific Problems," says: "If so much uncertainty attends these fundamental questions aa to tho earth's past and present. It Is not strange that open problems aa to ber future are still more numerous. We have seen how, according to Professor Darwin's computations, the moon threatens to como back to earth with destructive force somo day. Yot Pro fessor Darwin himself urges that there are elments of fallibility In the data Involved that rob the computation of all certainty. "Much the same thing la true of per haps all the estimates that havo been made as to tho earth's ultimate fate. Thus It has been suggested that, even should the sun's heat not forsako us, our day will become month long and then year long; that all tho water of the globe must ultimately filter Into Its depths and all the air fly off Into space, leaving our earth as dry and as devoid of atmosphcro bb tbe moon, and. finally, that ether friction, If It exists. or. In default of that, meteoric friction. must ultimately bring tbe earth baca to the sun. ' But In all these prognostications there are possible compensating factors that vitiate the estimates and leave tho exact results In doubt. Tbe last word of the cosmic science of our cen tury Is a prophecy of evil If annihila tion be an evil. But It la left for tno science of another generation to point out more clearly the exact terms In which the prophecy Is most likely to be fulfilled." roead the Kaiela. An Irishman who was out of work went on board a vessel that was In the harbor and asked the captain If be could find htm work on the ship. ' "Well," said the captain, at the same time banding the Irishman a piece of rope, "If you can find three cuds to tlist rope you shall have somo work." The Irishman got hold of the rope and, showing It to the captain, said, "That's one end, your honor." Then he took bold of the other end and, show ing It to the captain as before, said, "And that's two ends, your honor." Then, taking hold of both ends of tbe rope, he threw It overboard, saying, "And faith there's another end to It, your honor." He was Immediately engaged. Lon don King. A Whistler Blory "A Colorado mllllonnlre-Hxtreracly n,ltll,nnlrA urn wtlfl WI1H SfAttlnff flD an art gallery, went te Whistler's studio In the Bue du Bbc, says vance -inomp-son In his Ports letter to The Saturday Evening Post "He glanced casually at the pictures on the walls 'sympho nies' In rose and gold, In blue and gray, In brown and green. "'How much for the lot? ho asked with tho confidence of ono who owns gold mines. ' " 'Four millions,' said Whistler. " What!' " 'My posthumous prices.' And tho painter added, 'Good morning.' " Tho losia of Clarwraaea. De Condole, the distinguished Prcnch savant aays that the sons of ministers have contributed to science more emi nent men than has any other class. He might have sdded, too, that they have also swelled the ranks of the poets, theologians and not a few of the military heroes of the past-Saturday Evening Post Xotice to Contractors. Healed bids for tbe contraction of a sewer for tbe University of Oregon will be received up to S p. m. June Sift, 1800 at the office of J J Walton, wbere plans and specifications can be seen Right reserved to reject any aim all bids. By order of the Board of Regents. ' B H Frikhhia, Chalrmao Ex-Com, CLASSIFIED 101M Notices unitrr this heat! not to eireed five luias,ad cents per week: 1 is) a mouth; Hi par year. For Sale. FOK HALF. At a bargain, one of tbe beet alook and gram ranches of 740 acres, S miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or in part, to suit purchaser, Kasy terms. For par ticulars apply to Johu Ingham, m Ax Billy Department Mtore. FOR SALE. Corner First and Jeller aon streets, one 10 room limine, and two lots, SOxltiO feet each. Uuod barn, water, fruit, flue gulden ground. Also bouse aud lot, corner Flint and Lawrence streets, lot (Hi feel ti Inches, by 180 feet, young fri-lt treee, good f;arden ground, wate-, etc. AIko muse and lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streeU. For priora and terms write 8 J Hills, Taeoma, Wash, Box 87, or call at Uuakd otlloe. FOR BALE A line stock ranch con taining HJO acres for sale at a bargain. Will sell as a whole or In parts, oue containing Implements, house aud two barus, consisting of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Situated six miles from Eugene. Call on or address J M Uearhart Eugene, Oregon. KOK SALE 'two pomes, weight about 95a Inquire of Wing & Laugworthy butchers, Willamette street. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housework, lnqulro of Mrs. E. K. Uklpwortb, Eugene. WANTED Parties wauled to out lnO cords of white 11 r and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. Inquire at once al residence of C H Males. WANTED. A live wide awake, competent agent to make Oregou aud California with our line of very popular buggy aud teuui whips on commission. Humpies put in cares locanvai-a by rail or buggy SO tn to 100 pounds, or bicycle IS to '2b pounds.. For full particulars address Ibe Davis Whip Co., Tippecanoe Cily, O. COW BTRAYED. A bilndle cow with short, clear burns, two slits in lei t ear, rather poor. Ht rayed from lot of B D Holt, Saturday evening. Information will be rewarded by B D Holt. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough. Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough, my children contract. ed the disease, having Bevel o coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup aud naturally turned to It at that time aud fouud It relieved the cough and eOected a complete cure, John E Clltlbrd, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano. It Saved His Leg. ' P. A. Danlorlh, of LuUrange, Ga., bu tiered Intensely fur six mouths with frightful ruuniiig sore on tils leg, but writes that Buoh leu's Arnica Halve who.ly cured it in teu days. Fir ulcers, wound', buniB, bolls, palu or piles lu the best salve In the world. Cure guaranteed. Ouly 20c. Hold by W L DeLano, druggist.' - &M6 Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you cat. ! It artlfli-iallyrllpoststlic food and aids Witure in strengthening and recon atruriing the exhausted digestive or it.1'"8, ll istliclatest discovered dlgest r."i "ii 1 tonic. No other preparation .-ni. lueh It In elllcicncy. It In stantly relieves and permanently cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Fliitiilen v, Smir stomach, Nausea, Sick Head u I e Hast rnUin,Craniis,and ill other lesultsof iuiiierfectdlgestioa prepared ty E. C- LiWlu A Co., Cb-icaga. (INDENT 4 CO.. Corner flru. Store. F. ft ClSETS MAKE Pioneers Attention. Martha Mulligan cabin Native Daughters ot Oregon Invite tie pioneers of Oregon to a lecture given by 1'rof Young on tbe ''Literature of Oregon History," at the 10'ks' ball, Saturday June !l, at 8 p. m. Fine Belgian Hares' Having just received another lot of fine pedlgieed Belgian hares, I find myself overstocked; I will give a bargain on pairs. ' Call before the sup ply Is snapped op. i FA Rankin. 'o Cure No Pay. That is the way all druwlsta set! droves Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills. Mslarla and BilliousneM. It is as pleasant te take as benloa orrup. Du oenta WiiKKI, Loht. Model 24, twenty two Inch, frame black, 44,01", IBM) model, Rambler manufacture. Ilea- unable reward on return to Uuakd Odloe. "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, I pleasant to take aud Is truly the dysieptlc'a ties! friend," says K Hartgorlnk, Uverlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot fail to cure. Vincent t Co , Corner Drug Htore. Rev. W. B. Hltier, W.Caton, N. Y. wrllts, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, aud tried doctors aud medicines without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspojmla Cure and II help ed me from the start. I believe it 1 1 lie a pauaoee forall forms ol Indigestion." ll digests what you eat. lucent A Co Corner Drug Htore. I consider It not only a pelaaure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about Ibe wondeiful cure ill. cud in my cmae by the timely uaeof Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly wlUi flux and procured a bottle of Ibis remidy. A few ilnsea of ll efTi td a permanent cure. 1 take pleasure In recoomendlng It to others eulferliig from thai dreadful riluv. J. W. Lynch, Iiorr, W Va. This lemedy la old by W L DeLano. American Beauties, p. t Vi mm Latest Models r V r On Kacb Box, KALAKAZCO CORSET CO. SOLfc MANUFACTURERS. 1 BOLD BY AX BILLY : VITAl.tl i. Ll. ii VIllOR AMD MANHOOD Ciivra liitpotcncy,Ni;ht F.mlsslonsand wastin'.r n meases, au citccts i" sen t"ft'sl? illume, rr cxcesB and India i ctlnn. Anorvotoiileunil 't '-i I looil liulliler. Hi lues the . - mI jiinlc otovv '.o pule checks and jl.' v M sti.rrq the flic cf youth, ift VV.'T "v m:il' ROi'iier hox'.Oboxcs im .'I 'l.. v.: with a vittcii pimrniu t!o to ci'tc or rotund tlio money, rvr ''.! .',. MirmcAL co. Cll -non i. jnol.-o.-i St, CHICAGO, ILU For Fiialp Wl. IVIjuio Dnu;Klt ' a- I I I r $ I -QK BUYS A $3.50 SUIT ortiieM Facific RAILWAY Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleepinr Jar TO SI'. 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THtSl HU PANT SUITt rr for b..l tu l ,i, ,.t uifK ami at rs(allal rarj"ra h Mnili- Willi Hm ill.lt NKalaaalKhlltl, m) a iiiusiraira, mtvm tnaam m I heaij lki, dtar rrUlliK all-waof Ann ltMUn llnl.iir, itl "'''" I"IU.Ub, tM"'"J. aUilriK ami rstnfiirln, silk and llna latilai, aatallar Jiniunl.mil, ii anil inir liy or ptiri-wt miiilil protiil (ir. Mill HIKK 11.11 III HlnriH of lluva' (lolhln ttl ( IDVKtllH, orllrhir H.n.l k Ni'. IHK, i-nlitaiim f.lilm tit fit.' tni in. no'im unci lull liiilructlnna lnw lit tlnlor. Iliii'i Wiilla in n ilc lo oriltT IVoin tti.OQ up. IUm , pr s.-nt tr. on aiiiillftltin. Aililrua SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, 111, alfearsi Uim'imV to. r tsiorxaial; rtllafcta. i $2;45'G0La:PLATp i'ut tltlt it. ul d nl toi lisDMI HU!iIV ml w will Mh4 anil ua It ftt your atprMa tarfiaiaillf MrayrMai4 aa OlnTAlttf PullmanTPalaceiSleepers Tour ist SI oonora andl Rechnln Chair CarsIDalKto 1KNVKH, OMAUA, CHICAGO, Kansas cvr?:, st. louis- And.kothr KMtern C'ltli The) only line Irotu I'ortliinit otTeilug puuenyera SHi:liilly CoDtluctil Kxcunloua throiih U (Jhlcaifo Tery VaiIuRLi.y. SS''PortlanftoCHcaBo Vf amiUiorn Paoiilc, Union Vacilic N W Ky'a. 1.kkak nheukeil t!ii(.uKli to iloUiiiRti.m, Mmiiuc0iit ireueiy. I tilt.n udh)v. i Bui vinie, iwi3Ht mttii. or im timr iniormatton. ftpply Co ny niitttit Southern racitic tmupntiy, or TtTAini.tr. c.i hho W- US AM. " . ui YjlV -7 ' 'J I aT I.Ht. adUiif omoi la (itiU, J rarfll.1l ta M. la, l itii out aM-MiUis it Vtalahaa. art. It u itttft it tho vnial r ctlvr thanuiv ot lha watchaii. r Cia al 01 PMH'l, fl.ift Mid roH cliary. Oon'l be Dtotivtl ft ulilr arlvtrilaaaiaati wlilph wualdlMilvuu to JjT 1mIIv you riiuldaata Bli.MI m ilO.OO aislafe In mii uasawawaiakiar rraart,iarara, Mem wind and aal.ffaK l (!. haniUon. v nrrKVIaiidlittlUtird.laaiallkaaaltfsi-tTa'taaalalllM aa4 1 a trasl ra41aa natea, nuitaniatit U oiokai Vawt4 rican. warrantal. ami a kim ill llti htxtiifir. fxr Wataaaa fraas 9 aaai aa, ! 114 hiUM I atim wlfnt Am M.I ft aa up, wrlla forfr WHa JailrrCal'lafa Udrata, BEARS, ROEBUCK 4 CO.dno.Chlcifli (am, tUaaaaa Cfc n ltorM(klf nUiftla, laliaT,) ;ugena Street Railway. TIMR CARD. After the 4th of Oct.' 18M, tlio strral flSJla will run im th A . 1 1 i .i.,.. . time uutll furthrr ootlos. i . , iLEAVlNO THlojDKKr. T:10-7:4C-b:10-N:4C-U;Iil-U:4r.HiHiu a m h" v.v half hour. i . HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON 8ommervlllo & Biroar. aaa run WhlaVles slul llrardlee, the Ages trades of Wines and "Uara, Miled Irinks a sveclalty. Wei n hard's..... Famoua Beer. Bottia and Draught FIRST CLASS.. PILES DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT villi ouivllliml, liloedlniaiiil Itolilns; fllss. It absorba tlie tuuiors, ailnys tho ItchliiK at ones, w U as a poulllco, arlvos Instant mlliif. Frnpamt only for I'llosanil Itchtns; of Uis nrlvaln tuxla. Kvury boa la warranted.- Juilge Ooons, of Miivavlllci, Ky., auya: "Dr. Wllllama' Indian Ills Olnt. mont l unid mo nfuir yearn of snffcrlnr." Hold by drugslsts scut by mall on receipt ol price. , iu oenta and 1.00 per box. For Sale Bv Linn Drug Co ml 1.9 1 , (f'fllf aalle'apiai a l.t,h m f uu oo. i KfrMIIUUl if, p r fciif (rrlc'il iff O'. an'l rr-itfr.i, i.i.jfift. n a ra. i .r !i , ..ur i.a j.-.i'i. . mt op ail tails'. ii. H.eell HTr.ala IMl.O.', a. Mi, i.irfaae1 . lart.-w Isttlarar, lull e I i. i Inr tli th'- rr ll' st HW rirr ofTcrril ! li'is'ili,' WrtlH ii-. frli.H l 1 THK Fil.'RDIOK - ;r. .rrrit.: w " pub h oh , I I WIN0 MACHINE rrat.itc.O.0,taftJMi .ili.t), rm ail-it frrlirrit di' i ul If bsti. I if I " i u ir.i-i aa icyjlBjo I an a? 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Adireu, SEAN j Ri.i.lC SEND OWE DOLLAR luiie aasvifr uai wian wuir va lltlCLC, ajao nolor and gmtr wa.nUl, 'III Uiflunninr isati sun ins- a and jom ,t.i."'" n.t,t igwwyucL ACHE ItWEL BICYCLE. ru can aiamlnai M J 4 at MuaI to baeela UmI fM.M, if jtn think roa II al tit.) .raaM ar 4a;, par th asnniMI U I frill MlCI. tll.7B. th IIMaauifttthonltf. or f 11.11 Mil tit t ri is- i va. saasm sr ar m ai t mr Xa-saaUaV P - - I L W ' iaraMllwrl, WlllttarRaMialHI! - 7 -aj MaJatT,T ''It' ' fra for aha aaklnff.ihowa a - a . all rrlfjolaa btwalll(Wr kaaaoa, strippaa l.irfj-.at M M. (T W. l.Mia4 t.M, laaaa lM OaBMaltaai aaaiateta at fll.U, jrl IUI ACMI JlVIl AT ft 3.7ft la hf far the r"tat barala) r aaTar4 U !! stie. ll U aofaratj by IIIWM BfaRAirrll, Mraviljtisjsi artsi, Uioalaf .,. t atasj. larttoua iifliiru Hjtr, fln aaiolpiiMat. taaasaaHaad raaaialla Ttrea, blah t-rili-!-.p iv-ut. 1 1 and liar. Tool and T'(tj. ltna,BAVd bWk, fr or namoa. IF TOfJWtnilT LrtHiiiiiirili ..eia. 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