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e Allow no ono to deceive v..n i.. .l.iV
I AI! ConntorlWlH, Imitations and Substit .UeK ro but p"'
.rlnients tlmt trlllo with ami confer e tl, "f
JnlUuU u,l Children-Experience alnst KnJ
f What is CASTORIA
Castoria is ft tmbstituto for Cn-itor Oil, Paregoric. Drona
j ami Soothinsr Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleaint ?2
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otherTureot
J substance. Its ago is it guarantee. It dentroyg Worm
I nn.t allays Fcverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Co tip,
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates tha
1 Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep"
I Tho Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
Genuine CASTORIA always
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f .Bears the
fiie Kind You Haie Always Bought
f In Use For Over 30 Years.
THgOtWTOWOOMPWY, tT MUHII.Y
)UTH AND EAST
-VIA-
Mhern Pacific Co
I SHASTA ROUTE
h leave KiiKene for Portland and way
dationsftt 3;M am; 1:08 pm.
Portlftiul 8:30 a in 7:00 p a.
Eugene 2:08 p m 12:34 a tn
Aehlaud 12:33 a m 11:30 a m
Sacramento 5:00 p m 4:M5 a m
San Francisco 7:45 p in 8:15 a m
Ogrien 5:45 a m 11:45 a m
Denver 9:00 a m 9 KM) a m
tan Has City 7:25 a in 7;25 a m
Chicago 7:45 a m 9.30 a m
Uw Angeles 1:20 p m 7 KM) a m
D PrtHo UK) p tu 9:00 p m
fort Worth 0:30 a m 6:30 a m
Sty of Mexico 9:55 a in 9:55 a m
ItmntoD 4:00 a m 4:00ja m
few Orleams 0:25 p m G:25ap tn
ffashtngton 0:4'J a m 6:42, a ra
lew York 12,43 p in 12:43 p m
f, Pullman and Tourist cars on
$ both trains. Chair cant Sacra-
mento to (-)gden and El Paao,
J ami tou nut cars to Chicago,
. St Louis, New Orleans and
K WaHhinetou.
Connecting at San Fran
i cihco with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan,
'Is China, Phillipines, Central
I and South America.
fr L G A (loir, snt at Eugene
Vlrei
C H MAKKHAM,
i G V A, rortlaod.Of.
ION SHORT LIE Ft. I
fu F. DIKF.CT BOUTE TO
tana, Utah, Colorado,
Kl all Eastern Points.
toice of two favorite routes, Tift the
IIOS PACIFIC FMt Mall Line, or
the KIO URANUS Bcenlo Uno
I No Change of Cars
rVtlanrl-Chlcago Special, "the finest
feat." Equipped with
nt Standard Sleepers
Hew Ordinary (fourist) Sleepers.
Ib Library-Buffet Cars
Mid Dinners (meals a la carte)
friable Coaches and Smokers
Jt Train Completely Vestibuled.
or further information apply.
Agent, Eugene, or
gel, W E Comir.
eiAt Gen'lAgl
Third St. Portland, Or
O EAST
Quickest Line
-TO
frf-l DtiLUTH Mimnpni is Chicago
An all points East.
n Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
I ne Buffet Smoking library Cars.
1'yTnAIVS. FAST TIM E.
P' W.A' 1 1 ui'Wbiiv iivlfnllir c
wa.
TV .
'J'' p"inu F.wt l Portland an I the
, ''i I II KKN KY..OD sale at r tuth-
71 'P"t Tirket Orrce. Eugen !, or
'9 'Ki HEK.V Ticket Office
' MORRISON STREET1
i PORTLAND.
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V.'Vtrs anH full Information re-
wrn l np. call rm or addn
A B. C. IlEN'VISTON.
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Signature of
TWHT. NtW YORK CITT,
How's This
We offer Otie Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be curtd by Hall's Catarrh
Cure,
F J Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undenlgutd, bave known F
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve hlu, perfectly honorable in al
buelness trBiieaotloiiH, and financially
able to carry nut any nbliiiatlnn made
by their firm,
West&Truajc, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O
WALDINO, KlNNAN A MARVIN,
Wholesale DrUKfjInts, Toledo, l.
Hull's Catarrh Cure in taken inter
ally, acting directly upon the blood
aid mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75 cents per onttle. Bold by all
druegisNt. TVntlmonialsfn e.
Hull's family pills are the best.
Notice.
To owners and tenants of property
n the City of Eugene:
Each and every person holding or
occupying property, either as owner or
tenant, is hereby notified to remove
within 10 days from the date hereof,
all thistles and shrubbery growing la
adjacent alleys and streets.
Tbis notice is published by order of
the City Council, and all persons fall
ing to comply herewith, will be subject
to the penalties heretofore provided
by Ordlnanoe.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, I his 14th
day or June, 1900.
J. 8. Hulks.
City Marshal.
Belgian Hares.
California Belgian Hare Association.
Capital HtocB $25,000 00.
Importers, Breeders and Jobbers.
Own more imported and High Grade
animals than any other company or
individual in America.
We Guarantee all our animals and
pedigrees to be as represented, or money
refunded.
The breeding of BELGIAN HARES
Is the coming popular Industry in
America.
Write for catalogue.
California Belgian H are Association.
Alameda, Cal.
Imperial Limited.
Thn fuatpMl and finest train across tbe
continent. From Pacific to Atlaotlo
without cbauge or cars via uaueaian
Pacific
Call at or write H H Abbott, 146,
Third street, Portlaud, and get further
particulars,
Alaska bold Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cape York will sail from Hentlle May
10. This will be a large ship with,
. .Il., nanaitilo nf lftllO UinS and DSS-
winter accommodations for 200. For
ratMi and further Informition, can ou
or address R, McMukhukt,
Agent X" 'bern Pacific, Eugene.
o Cure No Pay.
That la the war all drmrrltta aell Orove.
Tasteless Chill Tonic for ThilU, Malaria and
TiillioiuneM. II " as pieau w
lenjon CTyrup.
v.narmnm Is the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy ID any ease
of coughs, colds or croup. Hbould it
fail to give immediate relief money re
funded. 25 cte and 50 cis. foraaleby
W 1, uL.eno,
French Tansy Wafers, me world'!
amous remiy for Irregular ana pain
ful periods of ladles; are ueer failing
..t r. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy in the world; im
ported from Paris; lane nothing else,
. . . . . ..i .... in ret wranoers
Mil inaisi uu "'" - ,
with crown trade mark. Ll ' f0
. Drue Comp-ny. iniportria,
, i- , L'n, aala bv all anig-
nsu rwiw ' - .
Otis, or sent In plain wrapper airrei
ou receipt oi fi.
A POST NUPTjAt CPS,
Wt USfd to .; trtrtber III UM tvtlickt,
H wtUtrin tenilCT orui ntft and low,
" the (na Uoea whra Uw 4tw was fall
In. And tkrouih Ux oodlaod. rtat U blida re
nlllng
a wandered la thaw noun so Ions afo;
B".w no man , wila la purpU loaob
AoimTi tat laaaa. rnj loia and 1 aa. at;
TU Ua, bas paaad hx aucb ranaatlc loamloa
aolda IU bel walU ra teiuns m.
W. oMd to sla-vitb lamp turatd lov-tocUar
And ulk ol lava and lu dlrtaa tCxta.
"am nlbta am laai and wtntrr wa the
vaatiitr;
far nobWr ha than knlfbt wtlh knlfbtlr Itatbas
And 1 u him tat lanllm ofajat
o, oil vnta mtntijr wuda howl namd tha la
bia, ImnwMd in emoka, be porta o'er (old and
atockt,
Tha fact Ignored that tost aeroai the table
Tha loveliest at bar sax slu darning soeka
i
THE RIGHTFUL KING
Be Was a Heatal Wrenk, but Be
Oaea HU Ufa For Anothast
i
Not even tbe hideous pile of red
brick could spoil the beauty of the asy
lum gardens upon an evening In June.
The huge house stood on a hillside
In one of the fairest spots that ever
man helped nature to make. Rosea
were opening on all sides, and here
and there a late daffodil still lingered
to make the red rosea jealous with lu
simpler beauty.
Among the trumpets of the convolvu
lus sat the rightful king. He was not
tn state robes, nor did he woax any
outward Insignia of royalty. Indeed
he wore a suit of decent and servicea
ble corduroys and a soft felt bat, which
he found more comfortable than a
crown. On the bench by his aide was
a pile of parchment deeds and legal
looking papers.
The rightful king sat with his hands
hanging loosely and a vacant, soulless
store In his watery old eyes. His low
er lip had dropped, and his whole face
was absolutely destitute of Intelli
gence. For the moment one saw
mere statue of flesh and no more.
Suddenly footsteps were heard ap
proaching, and there was a tinkle of
feminine laughter coming through .the
flowers. A light began to flicker back
into the lunatic's face, making It weak
indeed, but not mere brute, as It had
been before. Two young ladles, In
cool summer frocks, accompanied by
a tall young man In tweeds and with
the ribbon of an Oxford college on his
bat came walking down the gravel
path, laughing as they came.
The rightful king became violently
agitated. Ho shook with eagerness,
and a yearning came Into his eyes like
the pleading look of an unfondled dog.
"Would otiss Brcniiml notice him?"
That was tbe great question. Ills posi
tion as rightful king was, be well
knew, one which was not well estab
lished. Many of the other Inmates of the
asylum resented it and wished to at
tract notice for themselves and their
foollsb wblnis by minimizing his Im
portance. The visitors came up. "This, Lucy,"
said Miss Bremmil, the . chuiilain's
daughter, to her friend, "tills, Lucy, Is
the rightful king of England."
"If I had my rights, miss," sold the
old man, "I should bo a-slttlng on
Queen Victoria's throne now."
"Incidentally," said the young man
from Oxford, "he fills op bis time doing
a little gardening, your majesty Is
fond of flowers?"
"That I be, sir," said the rightful
king, touching his hat, forgetting bis
dignity or perhaps finding the habits
of his former life In the world without
the walls too strong for him.
"When I comes Into my own, miss,"
be wont on, "you shall have all the dl
mon's out of the Tower of London. I
shan't want 'em I"
His voice sank a little and grew thin.
The momentary animation died away
from the foolish face. He could not
think of anything more to say. He be
gan to whistle.
The three young people looked at him
tiitytngly, and then, with a word of
farewell, passed on their way.
"I am coming as for aa the end of
the gardens, dear," said the chaplain's
daughter to ber guest, "I've no donbt
Mr. Fraaer will see you over the
flolds." ,
Tbe young man gave her a look of
deep gratitude. "Wonderful tact," he
thought to himself.
"I hope you've not been made miser
able by going over the asylum," said
Miss Bremmil. "Of course, I am quite
used to It, and It doesn't affect me aa It
most affect others."
"It Is rather depressing," sold the
Glrton girt "I dare say you'll think
me unfeeling and horrible, but If per
sons become hopelessly Insane really
hopelessly, you know I can't help feel
ing It would be better for them and for
everybody else If they were painlessly
put out of the way."
"You haven't lived among mad peo
ple, aa I bave," said the chaplain's
daughter quietly. "You'd be surprised
bow sensible many of them are and
how good also. I don't suppose that
poor old rightful king ever had an un
kind thought In bis life. Ho's a dear
old thing and Is always bringing me
flowers. He's devoted to me."
"Aren't any of the lunatics violent
sometimes?" Inquired the young man.
"Oh, none on this side of the build
ing. They are harmless. Dangerous
cases are kept In a separate wing. You
can Just see the roof over the trees.
Of course I'm never allowed to go
there."
"How terrible It all seems!" the Glr
ton girl said as they entered tbe last
long avenue, which led them to tbe
hillside beyond.
The sun began to rnske ready to slip
behind the hill, and It was now what
the Tennyson student called "Blow.
Aa Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Idtst winter daring aa epidemie of
whooping cough roy children contract
ed the dieaae, having severe ooagblng
spells. We bad need Chamberlain's
Rmedv very successfully for
croup and naturally turned to It at that
time and found It relieved tbe cough
nil affected a oomDtete core, John E
Clifford. Proprietor Norwood Howe,
Norwood. N Y. This remedy is for
sale by W L DeLano.
bugle, blow," tune. They arrived at
the stile. Tbey turned to look back
down the long and leafy avenue
through which they had come. It was
all Irradiated with the long, level glow
of the sunset. A tiny black figure at
the far end, which seemed to be mov
ing toward them, gave the scene Just
that little necessary note of humau
contrast which made It perfect.
They said good night, and the Glrton
lirl strolled away Into tbe purpling
shadows, where she was destined to
hear what she had nerer suspected
that love la, after all. the only higher
mathematics worth the attention of a
girl with soft hands and wsvy hair.
Miss Bremmil walked slowly back,
thinking placidly of their little ro
mance. Suddenly she beard footsteps
at ber side. Some one had come out
from the trots and was pacing with
her, She turned hurriedly toward the
sound. A man was walking by her
with a peculiarly gliding, springy step.
He was very tall, with a dark and rath
er sinister face. He was dressed In
the uniform of the asylum, only with
one difference on his head ho wore a
yellow cap and round his arm was a
broad band of yellow cloth.
She shrank back with a sick terror
flowing ronnd and round her heart like
Icy water. The man was one of the
"dangerous" cases, and she was alone
with him at nightfall, too far away to
scream for aid. She was paralyzed
with fear. Suddenly he turned on her
with a swtft snarl, like a treacherous
animal. He caught her by the arms
and carried her to tbe nearest tree,
leaning her against It.
"I've wanted something like this for
a long time." he said. 8ho observed he
had the voice and accents of a gentle
man. He took a long strip of cloth
from his pocket and made hor fast to
tbe trunk of the II r tree with It
He drew a table knife from his pock
et The avenue was now almost dark.
As he came up to her a sound of
singing came from among the trees,
foolish, wayward singing, In a broad
Gloucestershire accent They distin
guished the words:
"I be the rightful bins
Of Kngland, merry Lugland."
Early In the afternoon the rightful
king had been digging In a plantation
of larches. He bad left his spade and
was npw coming to fotcb It
Misa Bremmil heard the voice and
gave one cry for help. The knife was
dangerously near her. The rightful
king came shambling up. He saw the
girl tied to the tree and the man with
the knife. Ho flung himself upon tho
madman with a great cry of pity and
anger.
They rolled over and over on the
ground, struggling fiercely, but at Inst
tbe old man was mastered. Ho was no
match for the other's demoniac
strength. The girl saw the knife rise
and fall, and then tbe air was suddenly
full of whistles and red dancing lights.
There weroMrowds of people pressing
round her, and she fainted In her fa
ther's arms.
The body of the rightful king lay
upon the sward. There was nothing
poetic about It In death It was even
more foolish than In life.
"Poor old rightful king!" said one of
the keepers. "He died for missy.
Who'd have thought It? He's gona
from his kingdom now."
"This Is bis coronation day," sold tbe
chaplain gently. Mainly About Peo
ple.
An Eskimo Legend of the Raven.
The following fable of how the raven
became black Is common to every Es
kimo household: Once upon a time (all
their stories begin In this way) the owl
and raven were fast friends. Indeed,
they were so lntlmato that they spent
most of their time together and had
things in common, like brother and sis
ter.
One day tbe raven made a dress of
dapple white and black for the owl,
and the latter, not to be outilouo In
generosity, niado a pair of nice whale
bone boots and presented them to the
raven and, not content with this, went
to work upon a whlto dress. When
the raven was asked to try It on, sho
merrily ran and skipped about and re
fused to sit atlU.
"Bo quiet a little while I" cried the
owl angrily. "If you don't I will spill
the lamp over you I"
But the raven paid no attention to
the threat and continued to teaso tha
owL
At last In his vexation, the owl dash
ed the sooty oil In the lamp over, the
white suit of the raven and cried out
"Qua qual"
From that day the unfortunate raven
has worn a black coat San Francisco
Call
When the Conbsr la a Hero.
I am very fond of the genuine cow
boy, now fast disappearing," says Hot.
Cyras Townsend Brady, narrating his
experiences as "A Missionary In the
Great West" In Tbe Ladles' Home
Journal. "I've ridden and bunted with
him, eaten and laughed with bltn,
camped and slept with him. wrestled
and prayed with him, and, I always
found him a rather good sortfair,
honorable, generous, kindly, loyal to
his friends, bis own worst enemy. The
Impression he mskes when be rides
through a town In a drunken revel,
shooting miscellaneously at everything,
Is a deservedly bsd ono, I grant you,
but you should see him on the pralrlo
In a round up or before a 'stampede.1
There he Is a hero."
Dormant Bank Aeeonnts.
In the Bowery Havings bank. New
York, there are about 450 dormant ac
counts, representing $rl,000. Under
the besd of "dormant" accounts are
placed those which havs given no sign
of life. In the way of draft or deposit
for 22 yean. These accounts result
from many causes, such as crime, loss
of memory or reason, sudden death or
neglect on tbe part of the depositor to
make a proper memorandum of where
he placed the money.
Notice to Contractors.
Healed bids for the contraction of a
sewer for the University of Oregon
will be received up to 3 p. m. June 25,
1900 at tbe ofiloe of J J Walton, where
plans and specifications can be seen
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids.
By order of the Board of Regents.
H H Friendly,
Chairman Ex-Com
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
Notices un.ler thia head not to etcee,! fin
lines, SO ccuU per week; $1 .') u ui.iuth; tl:
per year.
For Sale.
FOR CAI.E At a barttalu, one of the
beet stock and gram ranoliee of 740
acres, 8 miles from Ktiirene. Will be
sold as a whole, or lu part, to suit
purchaser. Easy terms. For nar-
tlculars apply to John Iugbam, at '
Ax Hilly Department Htore.
FOR WALK. (.Vriier First aud Jeller
son streets, one 10 room 1i.him, and
two lots, SOxltiO feet each. Uond
barn, water, fruit, tine garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot titi feet 8 Inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good
f;arden ground, water, etc. Also
louse and lot, corner Willamette
aud Fourteenth streets. Fur prices
and terms write 8 J Hills, Tawmia,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard
ortloe.
FOR SALE A Hue stock ranch con
taining iiO acres for sale at a bargain.
Will sell as a whole or lu parts, one
containing Implements, house aud
two barns, consisting of 135 acres;
the other pasture laud principally.
Situated six miles from Eugene.
Call on or address J M Gearbart
Eugene, Oregon.
FOB SALE two pontes, waiuht about
950. Inuuire of Wing A Lant,-wortliy
butchers, Willamette street.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. It. Bklpwortb, Eugeue.
WANTED Parties wanted to cut loO
cords of white fir and balm wood.
Apply to T D Linton, Eugene.
GIRD wan TED. Inquire at ouce
tit residence of C H Hales.
WANTED. A live wide awake,
competent agent to make Oregon
and California with our Hue of very
popular buggy and team whips ou
rommUslon. Humpies put In cases
tocanvaxa by rail or buggy 50 tn
to 100 pounds, or bicycle 16 to 25
pounds. For full particulars address
Tbe Davis Whip (Jo., Tippecanoe
City, O.
COW BTRAYED. A biludle cow
with short, clear horns, two Bills lu
lull ear, rather poor. Btrayed from
lot of BD Holt, Baturday evening.
Information will be rewarded by B
D Holt.
Would Not Sufl'er So Again
for
Fifty Times Its Price
i awoke lust night Willi severe palm
n my stomach. I never felt so badly
in all my lire. When I came down to
work this morning I felt so weak I
could hardly work. I went to Miller
fc MoCurdy's drug store and they rec
ommended (.'li tmberlaln's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea iiemedy. It worked
like magic and one dose tlxod me all
right. It certainly la the finest thing
I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall
not be without II III mv house here-
afier, for I should not care to endure
the euUenngi or last night again for
fifty Hues its price. G. H. Wilson,
Llveryiiiiu, Hurgettstowti, Washing
ton Co, Pa. This remedy is for salo by
w. L. DeLano.
A Monster Devil Fish.
Destroying Its vlotlm, Is .a type nf
Constipation. The power of this
murderous malady Is felt ou organs
and nerves and muscles and brain.
There's no health till It's overonme.
But Dr King's New Life Pills are a
safe and certain cure. Best in the
world for rttomaoh, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels. Only 26 cents at W L
Da Lanos Drug Btore.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe fol
lowing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at my ofiloe on and aftkh
June 20, 1900. Interest on same will
cease June 30, 1000. All Lane county
warrants from registered numberu.'I03
to 714, both Inclusive.
Dated, Eugene, June 20, 1900.
A B Patterson,
County Treasurer.
F ne Belgian Hares
Having Just received another lot of
One pedigreed Belgian bares, I find
myself overstocked. I will give a
bargain on pairs. Call before tbe sup
ply Is snapped up.
F A Rankin,
' To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druiriilsts rerund the money
ir It falls Ui cure. K. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. 26c.
Rev. W. E. Hllzer, W.Caton, N. Y,
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. 1 wss persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help
ed me from the start, I believe It to be
a pinaoea for all forma of Indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vlnomt 4
Co., Corner Drug Htore.
I consider It not only a polaaure hut
a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell
about the wondeiful cure eflected In
my case by the timely ueeof Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I was taken very badly Willi
flux and procured a bottle of this
remedy. A few doses of II eneotyd a
permanent cure. 1 lake pleasure In
reoyimenuing u wi muni ru, , -,,.,-from
that llrea'llul dim-use. J. S .
Lynch, Iwrr, W Va. Tbl remedy Is
sold by W L DeLno,
If iffo! M
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
jltnrt 1 fli'lnlly dipciN t he rood and aids
mttiri' in siroiiciheiinig mid recon
s'rni'tini! the exhausted digestive
)V.m . H islhchitt'Sldisrorcrt'ddlgeste
mr. m i tome. No other preparation
c.iti apprnacl, it In elllcitftiry. It In
stantly relieves mid permanently cure
Dyspepsia. 1 ndigi's! ion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, rMHir Simnach, Nausea,
Sick lleiicl;ilK',Gast raisin, Cramps, find
all other rcstiltstifinipi-rfectdlgestloa
Prepared hv C. C. OeU'ltt A Co, Cblcago,
VINCENT 4 CO.. CorncrlDrua" Store-
Fi G CQ&1SETS
r'ME
.Amencr. Peauties,
Latest
it it e e
On Hacb Bos.
KAUMAZ03 CORSET CO.
SOLt MANUFACTURERS.
SOLO BY
AX BILLY
Cures Iuipotcncy,NI(;ht Emissions;
wastlii'r diseases, all cITccts self
yjTwj iilaise, or excess and India
fvvtj cl'ot'""' A nerve tonic itj
tj rj Monti Imildor. string's vK
Hi ily I'lnlt clow to pale checks anS
pvVs restores the lire of youth.
Hi Tv.! v-1 'V 'nail fSOc per box; O boict
for y.:.lt; with a wi ittnu Kiiunn.
too to euro or return! tue iniuioy,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO. ,
Clinton it Jnckson tits., CHICACO, ILL
For sale W I. M.anoDrui!K!"t , .
y i OR BUYS k S3, 50 SWT
I.imki t Ml HH M Ml " y.l HW K.KIII T IK 1 1 It I H
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WHICH DON T OlVt SATISFaG.OK, Wll.
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Sli t.- iiiH. nihil orelrr lYom 5.00 up.
titra teiitlKX ' rilli'rtllfl- AiMrwM.
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SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO.(lno.),Chfcig
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PILES
out by mall
For Sale Bv
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i&lW2nuX. 8EAR8, ROEBUCK CO., CMta IM.
orthern Pacific
RAILWAY
Pullman
Sleeping ars
Elegant
Dining oars
Tourist!
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Throunh Tickets to
CIIWAUO, WASHINGTON
1'llllAliKl.PHIA, NKW YORK.
BOSTON, anil All t'omte
Kaat and Mouth.
Porliufonuation, time can), map
auUticketa, vail on or write to
It McMUltl'liKY,
tietieral Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guiutl ultioa.
Or. AD CHARLTON,
Aaat Uen'l Pasa. Agent,
3M Morrison St oor Third, Portland, Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS
TO THS
EASTandSOUTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
AND
Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour
IstSleenereand Recttnln Chair
Cara Dal I "to . . . ,
DKNVKR, OMAHA, CHlCAr.O,
KANSAS CITY, 6T. LOUIS'
AntlKother JMtrn OiUea. Tli only lino
from Vortlanti otfeiliiK iwuwtini(ent loctftlly
Comluctott Eicuraiuui thruiiKii to 'lilcaio
vary WlnwJy.
KvTrPortland toCHcago
VU Southern Pacific Union TtM-itic
N W Kyi. HnKKfttte chookeil through to
(jt.nfttion. Miutnititwnt iwuery, Union
dMit, ittatt time, JowiMl rates.
jor .minor luroriimuou, Apply to any
iputt Southern Paciltr (Join puny, or
H I.AUIUO CJ 1LO
i 'iujene StreeURailway.:
TIMKOAHD.
Aar the 4lh or Oct. lHfWS, the strcal
oirs will run on the following soheduet
iline nutll further notice.
jLIAVINa THK(DCr.T.
T:IO-7:4U-N:l('.H:40-9:in-():40-lU-Ui a m
Ha,. wv half hour
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllla & Bargar.
' aaa
Pure Whiikls. andtBranilie.,;.th. fines
grades of Wine, and 'Jigara Miied
Driulu a spcoialty. ,
Welnhard's.....
Famoua Beer.
Bottlo anoi Draught'
FIRST CLASS..
lei
DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
wlltouro BllnU. lilnodliigaiul lfcillng Piles. Itabsorbs the
iniiiorii, iiljuy. tho itching at om, acts-an A poultice, givn.
liiHtant relief. Propared only for 1'Uus and Itching of the
privnu. ports, livery box i. warranted. Juilge Ciioo., of
Slay.vllle, Ky, any.: "Dr. William.' Indian Pile Olnt
mottt curtsl me aftur year, of suiforintf.'' Hold by druggists
on receipt o( price. Ml ceuta and 11.00 per
u pur oox.
Linn Drug Co
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U-1 il'L' .'Jj!:: 'li Vr. your aiorfkfir wlia al fio.oo t
t y a svi t. to Tifr. fj ym:t fralli Kk-aal thn $10.6fc
" to W' ay ym:t fralli Kk-anl tha 110. SOv
o i.-i.i.a ynu y yoqarwAUrt aaUAML OaUiU 1VOa(
SEND ONE DOLLAR
lal tale asl. al aa4aaa1 U aa, sUls wticther T"'t wl-d tiH I ro"3
a.... is i mn bi uu. sum noior mnn urr wkhimi.
"''ty?.rtMaWluH GRADE 1900 MODEL
.et.O,
aaalaaiuM. Vutl fa.it eiatnliiti al y. ttr aiprtaB
ffl- a, ant) ir round aerlWily aaikratUrr,
alt aararewwtC, lb BOAT ftiMBIIAI'I'LTALI I
jm vnt aasr ar baarsl a, enoal to bicycle thai
rUllA feiirb aa l4arf, if Jon ttvlnh you
oaa Mil It aa tlO.oO a wit aa. 4 ay, (May tho
ipreaawMOUl IMClAl MlCI, ,"
-1 0. noter, te
ipfaarhafarra. H lal la oar ttpotlal RIys-lo
Catalwaiaf.mallod f roej forthfiaahliin.ahowi
all Mcti-I law allatltar bwaaea. alrtiittl
and Ticket Aeat Portlaad.