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Newspaper Page TextUM;Wif s&fetoe Kml Vou Have Jc tabic Preparation for As-alir-g ifcTood.-ind'.'Oui-i- BlcsDigcslion.Ck-ctrul-ind nest.Conlains neilher O.Morphine nor tncxal. f N.UICOTIC. mtfOldOSAMlTLmXZlUi y. ejrWfrn Sal- tx Sitfl 1sct Remedy for Constipa ,,Sour Stomach.Dianhoca , jjC ormUsions.FTvcrish tjftcdLossoF Sleep. ,HSiirale Signature of NEW YORK. j ''BCACT COPYOP WRAPPEB. l-. .- :.?v UTH AND E AST -VIA- lern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE kave Y.uuemt for Fortlaml aud way ion at 3;M a m; 1 :0S p uu Plar.il ill laml Fruncicco 8:30 a in p m W:33 a in fi:OI. p m 7:in p m 7XT p in 12:34 a m 11 :3) a in 4 a in 8:l.r a m den tacas City ucaifo j:V am 11 :4" a m f Ml a m MKl a in a in i ;'2a a m l.'i a ti. U.oO a ui v H Angeles I Pas.. t Worth tyof Mexico JtUtnu ,w V-.,k 1:J0 p m G:UO p m a m !:" a in 4:IK) a m li:2" p m (:42 a in 12:13 p tu 7H"K a m 1): (ID p in i:HO a m D:.'i5 a m 4;H,-ia ui i:2r;i m ti;42, a tit 12:43 p m t ""Pullman and Tourist care on t",i both traiuB. Chair enm triacra ' ' V ioento to OgileD anil Kl Pavo, ud tourist cuts to Chica, 8t Lmiiu, New Orleaus aud - Wauiliineto.i. 7 Connect in s( at Pan Fran eifico with neve rul steamship Hoes for Honolulu, Japan, China, Fhillipineri, Central nd South America. Mr L fl Ai!nir, at,C"t at Eugene r vldreB C H MAKKHAM, ' - U J' A, l urtittu d.Or. :1N SHCRT LIHE R. P.. ihE DIRFXT ilOUTF.'JO antana, Utah, Colorado, wid all Eastern Points. choice ol two fnrorito routes, via the ORION PACIFIC Fart Mall Liue, or the RIO GItANoK Bcnnlo Une ' Ho Change ol Cars On tW Portland-Cliiiauo Special, '"the finest tho wast." Equipped with T int Standard Steppers view Ordinary (founst) Sleepers. I -rb Librai-T-Bufft Cars 1 I ii Dinners (ra:a!s a la carle) ' wtcble Coashos arid S.iukers ttin Train ComphU! Vestibuled. ( For further information apply. Arent, Kuene, or - INagel, VVEComan .araiAui Gou'lAfl 142 T'linl St. Pnrltand. Or G0 EASl est and Quickest Line -TO JT.WL, DULUTH, H1RHEAP0LIS. CHICAGO An all points KmU ?iuffh Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Walng and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. AIt VTKAIX. VAST TIME. tlUVICKAXU SCKXKKV UXKLfCALK Tletrt. point" K-t i Portland an I the hKATNllltl HKKN KV.,onale at So-ith-'Paciti.' l-t.t Ti.krt Ofrce. K'ureu?, or - SAT Xiilit'llKKX TK-ketHRc 268 TvlORRISON STREET' PORTLAND t PorK.t.--. 'lUv ari l full information r srltatf Jl.t-m 'i'n, rll on or !!. a. x : rif.NXisTiix, , City l'uu and IVkel Aent l'urtlau.L ,dixl! m m m w w n n ML M ii ! rorlnfaTifs and Child "',, 1111 ' " aMaBeBSI((((Ba ren. Bears the Signature The Kind You Have ways Bought. iff! THteiNMUBCOMMFtY, NCWVOMKCITV. How's This WeoffurOue Hundred D!larn Re ward for Htty cr of Cuturrb that cannot be can d y Hull's Catarrh Cure. K J Chbney & Co., Props, Toledo, O, We, the underflgiud. have known F J Cheney for the Inst 15 yours, and be Ueve him (.erft-ctly honuruble in al buftnets tniiiHuction-., um financially able to carry nut any obligation, made by their linn. Wkst&Truax. whohsale DruiKistB, Twlndn, O Waluino, Kinnax -V Marvin, Wholesale OruUts. Toledo, t. Hall's t atarrh ( lire ik taken In lor nally, actlrnr directly upon tlie blood ai d niiicctUH hii r icen of the Hystent. i'ljce, "5 eeh'n (u-r ootclp. Hold by all druyi!ir. TrctlmoutHlM tr- e. Huli'H f.Mnily i llw are the bpst. Belgian Hares. California Bblnli.ii Hnre jVssioeiutinu. Capital ttocK JJS.UOO .00. rmnorten', Brmilers and Jubbern. Own more iuiporti'd and High Oracle animalu than any ntlier company or individual in America. We Ouaiantre all our animula and pediKreps lu LRasrupreeenti'd.oriuoney The lireedinit nf ISKUilAX HAKES la t lie commi; popular iuduotrv in America. Wri'e lor catuloeue. CullfirulH lieltilaa Hum AHtoclatloii, Alainetla, t'al. Call For County Warrants. Notice la hereby Riven that the fol lowing-warranta will be paid on pre sentation at my cilice on ani after June 20, lUIW. Interest on aarue will cease June 20, 1000. All Lane county warrautR frum rvuintertd numberG363 to 7174, both Inclusive. Dated Eugene, June 20, 1900. A B Patterson, County Treasurer. Imperial Limited. The fastest and finest train across the continent. From Pacific to Atlantlo without chatiKe of care via Cadadian Pacific. Call at or write H H Abbott, 146, Third street, Portland, and vet further particulars. Aliifha Uold Fit'lUs. First steamship for Capo Nome and Cat York will sail from Hea'.lle May 1(1. This will lie a large ship with frtiitlit capacity of lift) tons and pas senger acconimodatiotis for 200. For raUs and further Information, call on or address R, McMtinriiEY, Agent N" 'hern Paclllc, Eugene. Notice. All persons luivltirj full books of purchase statns are requested to bring tlietn to uiy store at oue. J W Kays Fitb. co. o Cure Xo I'ay. That is tlie way all lrn.vi-ts wll Groves Tar-tcleM CtiiU Tonic for t'liill, Malaria and hiliioT!nnm. It in aa f)lewatit to take, as Lemou .Symp. Wceuta Kx(s.ni-nc? Is the t-e-t tocher. I'ae AckT's Kngiisli Itmerlv in any case of rouzlH, eoMs r rroup. hhotild it fall to give imnie!la' r. -lief money re fiinded, in tHs and M For sale by W h l)"I.ano. French Tansy Walers, tn world's amom rern dy for lrr-u!ar and pain ful periods of lailii-; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tany Wafers are the only re liable female remedy in the world; im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with mro trade mark. La France !rtnr Companv, imports. Sis) Turk ft, -i.ii Krarvirai. Fir snle by all drug (hit, or sent in plain wriii. per direct ou reieipt of $J. mm UlllH HE rKT0XTllESEVEX A GAMBLER'S SCHEME THAT WORK ED WELL FOR AWHILE. l Foriot One Veer Important ThlDK, However, and Ilia I.aI IMiiniilon W.,cr llruuaht Uulu aud Trmiedy lQ ita Wake. A gi'trU.nian who lives in the Bluo firass and who baa been a very ci teusive traveler has a sllrer service so BMtgulficent In design and heavy In weight tliat Its peers In the wholo world may bo numbered on the fingers of one hand. The owner Is even now, when past middle ago, a "good feUow," who loves conviviality, and no game Is too hazardous tot htm It ho has the amount of the stakes. He takes pleas ure In telling tho history of his serv ice, as it concerns tho most audacious game of chance ho ever witnessed. "When 1 was In Bolivia some years ago," he always begins, "I got In with a crowd of men, English and natives, whoso passion for gambling knew no bounds. Strange as it may seem, none of them knew poker, and I made my self solid with thein by teaching them, but their great game was roulette. "There was a llttlo shop in Bogota, where they had a miniature Mouto Carlo, aud many nights did we spend around tho great wheel, with our mon ey aud prospects hanging on the black or red. The wheel was entirely made of wood, and when It was spun around a cover was put over tho machine so that they could keep on betting when It had ceased to turn. "There is a worm down there lu that cllmato that gets into furniture and bores until nothing but a shell Is left You may sit on a chair that looks perfectly strong, but at the first touch It collapses. This seems Irrele vant, but It Is not, as you may see later. In fact, that worm plays the title role in tho tragedy I am going to tell. 'TThere was a wealthy Bolivian plant er who had been a genernl lu tho war between Bolivia and Chile back In tho early eighties. He was never absent a night from our games, but be would frequently stand nbout for a week and never make a bet larger than $10. Then he would suddenly cry out Just as the operator was about to lift tho cover nud register the highest bet tho house would permit Next he would place all the money he could find tak ers for among tho gentlemen present Before the season was far advanced he had won great sums, and wo had all felt the results of his freakish luck. It seemed that when ho played 7 black he could not lose, and lie scocucd to realize It, for when he did call that number he would put all ho owned In the balance. "Still lie was n gentleman and a fa mous duelist, and no one cared to question his methods. It went on this way for two months. Then ono night the wheel stopped, and there was the silence of the prairies In tho room. We could hear the ball fall Into tlio compartment distinctly. Wo could hear the distant tinkling of a mandolin. The planter leaped up as from, a cata lepsy: 'Seven black, scnoros. I will take all any of you or all of you will bet' Well, I had been winning strong and was so much to tho good-that I was reckless. " 'Five dollars I said. " 'Good, senor,' ho replied. "Ho placed his entire fortune-ln dif ferent wngers. There were a number of strangers present and they all seemed big flush. Then slowly, as a priest officiating at some solemn, bar baric ceremony, the banker removed the top. We all stood for a moment, aud the tension was such that a car riage wheel on the cobblestones out side made us all start. 'Hod come the announcement "The Bolivian was white as snow, but his voice was unshaken aff ho said: Gentlemen, you shall all be paid. As for me, I am ruined.' "That night ho shofc-hlmseIf,.and his will, which had beca written just be fore his death, arranged for tho pay ment of all his debts. I was to re ceive the service for my share, though It Is worth much more. But what I valued much more than tliat was a note In which be expressed his attach ment for me and asked me to accept tho sliver as a gift and not a debt "Ho left also a curious manuscript, written some time beforo, widen seem ed to be a sort of private journal. Ho stated In this that his cars wcro so accurate that he could detect the dif ference between the fall of a pin and a needle. One night so he says, he heard the ball fall into the compartment with a hollow thud, and when the machlno was opened he mado note of tho num ber and color, '7 black." Later, when alone for a moment he found that tho aforesaid worm had bored under that compartment He sounded the excava tion with a straw and found that It extended no farther than that ono number. Then all he had to do was in listen and when his acuto hearing told him that his numberad come to get all the money possible on It "Yes, gentlemen, he had all his plans laid to perfection. There was only ono wonk snot In his calculations. Ho for. ant that those worms could keep on boring." Louisville Evening Tost Mot Responsible. "Say, what right have you i got to if ink r- naked the man. "You never "That's JtiKtthe reason I have a right to kick." said tho tall man with tho un happy look. "As long as I don't noto i .... r.nt tn lilnmn for the actions of tho fellows that are elected."-Iudinn opolis Tress. Coronsch Is a name formerly ufd ... ,., t-nnnrnl rllrire among the Irish and Scottish hlghlanders. The dirge, disused In 8cotland, is In Ireland com' monly known as the "keen." An Epidemic of Whooping" Couijh Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contract k the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain' Cough Itemedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found It relieved ttia cough and eflected a complete cure, John E Clifford. Proprietor Norwood Hou, Norwood, N V. Tblsteiuedy Is for sale by V L beLano. HE WON THE CASE. 1 Story ol l.lneatn'a Wonderful Urn. till and I'liyalcal Ability. rrotVs;,'r S:i'i-ns was oiu'e work ing up a lulititii; cao fur tho goveru UHlil in a iu-mitu slate wh,-ro Mr. Lincoln was practicing law. Mr. l.lu ."In at the time was comparatively un known lu law and politics. When the iHufi'ssor encased his nKnn lu the .Tow. led country hotel, he fouud that I Mr. l.itii'i'lii was to oevupy oue lnil lu the room, as there was uo oUut idace where he could be aeconiniodnt ftl. After arranging his books the pro fessor settled dowu lu an easy chair to prepare ills brief. Mr. Lincoln soon came lu and uiado tiinist'lf known. He said ho also had lo spend the evening making up an irguuieut uion a inlulnjf case, and ho knew less about mines than aliout any thing else. In an hour tho professor Ilulshed his work and retired, but be fore he did so he granted his room mate the prlvilego of using all his books, maps aud papers upon mines and mining. Thou ho went to sleep, and when he awoke at 7 the next morning he found Mr. Llncolu Just where ho had left him poring over his books and paers. The lamp was still burning, although It was day light As Professor Stevens' case did llot come up the next day he attended tho court to hear Mr. Lincoln present his arguments. He reached the scene lu time for the opening speech by his roommate, and ho staid aU through the session. Although Mr. Lincoln spoke for over an hour on the technicalities of mines and mining, ho did not ninko a single mistake. Ho cross examined some half dozeu surveyors and engineers and In every case pur.zlcd and embarrassed them with his kuowledge of tho sub ject. Of course he won tho case. Hut Professor Stevens said that everybody In the court believed he had been grad uated In mlntng engineering and had devoted years to the study of the sci ence. Saturday Evening Post SHE ORDERS HIS CLOTHES. And Take! Great Pnlna o Unve iler llnabnud l'ropcrly llreaaed. The wife of a man who served with distinction as a cabinet otllcer dui'iug a recent administration entered a tailor shop near Fifth avenue a week ago and said to the proprietor: "1 am Mrs. So-and-so. and I don't sup pose that women come Into your shop very often. ! "A good ninny women help their bus- 1 bauds to select their clothes," said the proprietor. "Well, 1 am glad to hear that," said tho woman. "1 have bought my hus band's clothes for blui ever since wo were married, nud If I did uot look out for them he would not have any clothes. He never thinks of them. Didn't even when he was In Washing ton, though he was always properly dressed. Now I want some spring clothes for my husband. ' will select the samples fur three suits, ami I will tell you Just how 'o make thcin. When my husl ailil conies lo gel measured. don't pay any attention to Ills orders about the clothes If he gives any. If he ordered his own clutlies, he would not be milted rjiyway." The proprietor found that tins wo man knew ns lliucli us uie nrenmu man about men's clothes, and he ac cepted her directions. On the follow ing day, when her husband came In, the proprietor recognized him from his pictures and said: Mr. So-and-so, your wire seiecien goods for three Bults of clothes for you yesterday, and If you will step back 1 will show you the patterns." Young man." said tho cx-caoincr. officer, "I would not dnro to Intcrrero with my wife's selections. Just tnko my mensuro as quickly ns yon can nnd make tho clothes ns inrecieu. After the measurements hart been nile the ox-cabluet minister hurried out without asking what style of suits had been ordered for him. r.ew lorn Bun. Compliment With a Sllnsj. Talk nbout delightfully put compli ments! I heard a girl ni supper ueuv er herself of a perfect Jewel the other night She leaned across the tamo tho table next to me to say It. and she meant well. Oh, Miss Dumdum," Bho said cor dially, "l'vo got a trade at insi ror you I" A swapr' nsKcu jnss iiuiuuuui, beaming with nullclpatoiy delight. Uhhuhl" answered the other. Lieu tenant llulbul said It." ' Oh, do tell It!" pleaded Miss Dum dum engerly. It was an awfully nice one, saiu the first girl, "and Lieutenant liulbul meant It too. He said you waltzed di vinely. He snld ho was awfully sur prised, too, to find It out, so I know he meant It. Ho said he wouldn't have thought from seeing yon walk that you could dance at all." Washington Post neecher'a Hard Lack. One day In a town where ho was to lecture Mr. lleecher went Into a barber shop to be shaved. The barber, not knowing hltn, nsked 111 in whether ho was going to hear lieechcr lecture. "I guess so," was the reply. "Well," continued the barber, "If you hnven't got a ticket you can't girt one. They're all sold, nnd you'll have to stand." "That's Just my luck," said Mr. lleecher. "I always did hnvo to stand when I've heard that man talk." La dies' Homo Journal. Hie Choice of a Word. "You look robust," remarked tho lady of tho house. "Are you equal to the task of sawing wtsidV" "Equal Isn't Hie word, madrini." re plied the pllxrliu as he resumed his Journey. "I'm auticrliir lo It." Phila delphia lUvord. Lat fall I sprained my left hip while bar dllng some hesvy Imzes. The doctor 1 cdled on said at first it was a alight strain and would arsui ! el, but it trew wr,re aud the doctor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly gel around lo work. I went lo a rirur store and the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm I tried It and one-half r.f a 60-ernl bottle cured me entirely. I vw recom mend It to all my friends. ' F. A. Baboock, Erie, I'a. It Is for sale by W. L. DeLano, CLASSIFIED COLUMN. NVtL- utvlcrthU head not to exi'eed f.ve hues. .VI ceuta per week; $1 ;s) a mouth; lir ) For Sabs. KOlt ISA LE At a hargalu, one of the leat stock and grain ranches of 740 acres, S null's from Eugene. Will lie wild as a wtmlv, or in part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For pai liculars apply to John Ingham, ut Ax Hilly !) pariuteut .Store. FUU HALE. Corner First and Jeller hou etrvvta, one 10 room boue, and two lots, SOxltk) feet each. t)ivd barn, water, fruit, line garden ground. Also bouse aud lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot tk feet ' lucliiw, by ltk) feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also house and lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth street. For prion) and terms write 8 J 8111s, Tacoma, Wash, Box 87, or call at tiUAKU oltice. FOU BALE A Hue stock ranch con lalning J 20 acres for sale ata bargain. Will sell as a whole or lu parts, one containing implements, bouse aud two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the oilier pasture laud principally. Situated six miles from Eugeue. Call ou or address J M Uearhart Eugene, Oregon. KOH SALE Two ponies, weight alout 1M. Iuquire of Wing & Langworthy butchers, Willamette street XiH riALE. a fresh Jersey oow. Iuqulre of E J McClauahau. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced, girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. E. It. Sklpworth, Eugene. WANTED Pat ties wanted to cut UK) cords of whlto tlr and balm wood, Apply to T D Lluton, Eugeue, G1HL WANTED. Inquire at once at roalilcuce of C H Hales. COW BTllAYED. A brluillo oow with short, clear hot ns, two sills In lett ear, rather poor. HI rayed from lot of 8 D Holt, Hatunlny evening. Informal Ion will be rewarded by 8 I) Holt. Would Not Sufler So Again for Fifty Times Its Price J awoke last night with severe palm lu my stomach. 1 never felt so badly in all my life. When I came dowu to win k tills morning I fult so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller At .Moi'utily'a diug atoro ui.d they reo oiiiuc'tid' d ( h vinberlaiii's Colic, Chol eia and Dinrrlima H-'ineily. It worked like m iglc niul oiiu dnso lined mo all right. It certainly Is Hie finest thing I evet tiM'd lor stomach trouble. I shall ti it be m, i.ut It lu my house here after, for 1 should not cure to endure tint etilliTing- of last night again lor fitly tines its price. U. 11. WllJioH, Liveryman, Hiirgiltstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This remedy Is for sale by W. L. DeLano. Xo Right To Ugliness. The woman who Is lovely In face, form uud temper will always have friends, but ono who would be attrac tive must keep her health. If she Is weak, sickly and all run dowu, she will be nervous and Irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her Impure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Electrlo Ultters Is the best medicine In the world to regulate stomach, liver aud kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves bright eyes, smooth, velvety skill, rich complexion, it will make a good looking charming woman of a run-down invalid. Only 60 cents at W L Do Lano's Dtug More. Through the Yellowstone. The new mute via I lie Oregon Hhoit Line Lai I road and Motilda, Mont., en aides you to make a delightful trip through the Yellowstone National Park.eiitetlug via Mouiila and coming out via Cinnabar, making It unnecess ary to cover any position on the route twice. For beautiful descriptive booklet, write or call at Oregon Hhort Line ticket office, 142 Third street, Poitland, Oregon. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Hkln Eruptions rob his of Joy. Uucklen'a Arnica Halve eures them; also Old Running and Fever Bores, Ulcers, Bolls, J-elons, Corns, Warta, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Hcalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Best Pile ouro on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cU a box Cure guaranteed. Holy by W It De Lano, Druggist. To Cute a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brolno Quinine Tab. Iota. All druHiclsts refund the money If It fails to cure. E. W. drove's signa ture Is on each box. 2c. Itev. W. E. Hitor, W.Catou, N. V, writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicine without Ireiiellt. 1 ws persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it lialp. el mm from the start. I believe it to lie a pinacea for all forms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent Co . Corner Drug Htore. I consider It not only a pelasure but a dtitv I owe to my neighbors to tell atsiut the wondeiful cure effected III my ce by the timely use of Chamber lain's Collo. Cholera and uiarrnoea Itemedy. I was taken very badly with llux and procured a boltle of this remedy. A few doses of It eflecbd a permanent rure. I take pleasure In reccoiiiendlng H to oibers aiillerli it fntll that drcad'Ul di'easi-. J. W. Liceb, Dn'r, W Va. This remedy If soi.J by V L IA'LU0 Dyspepsia Cure. Dlficsts wltrxt you cat. I'art ilViitl'vch:!--' i he food and nlrts r'.'iirc in u, ii.ji:,..iiii,g ninl ricon i : 'i,:tlu ev ::nnto! iligo!ivn or g. .. .1 IsUie !;i! si riist'overed digest am .u.il 1 1 mi 1 1". -S,i ttihor preparation can npp-oiu'li it 1:1 r'lli'ieney. It In stantly relievos and K t m.tiu iitly cures Dyspepsia, Indigis'.iiin, Heart burn, Flatulence, riotir riloinacli. Nausea, Sick Headache, Cast ra!i;hi,t'ranipj,and all other results i if in i perfect digest ion. Prepared liy E. r ,'t a Co.. Cblcacn. mm 4 CO.. loin r flrua Stara- F..C. O0HSETS MAKE American Beauties, Latest Models On Kacb UJx. KAIAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE: MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BY AX BILLY Rcitern VITALITY. LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures I ni potency, Night Emissions and 'vatimr diseases, all effects o sell rjT ale, isc, cr excess and India J lll'tll'll. A IH-l U IIPII lT i.llll t'Ji Mooil lmllilcr. litings the vY pink glow to pale checks and ?'e!r-.' 1'fsti.r. a tho tin; of vout.h. ttlfatf, Py mall IWc per box; 1 boxes lot ;..i; ult a wi'iKiMt tfiiuriiiie tea M rnv i ii'liinil tlio iiumoy. fJ'H', i rt MEDICAL CO. M-ior: V d.i.-k -on Ss., CHICAGO, ILL. Kor nftle VL DoLano DmiruiU $2.45'G01D-PL'ATEP a Mil. i'Ul Wllil l I'T flll-rWBl.t.'.O. 1. t t..oiklnlnatln. You "Ut mil 1111 tt Kt juiir ipri-tomt , if f.niMl tetrtoilj ll.f" Hir),iatly rsniwuiesl Inane 1 1 ai niuaJ lo xalaksst ihal nr twin drlUa1 tS.Hffl U.aiiiiitiTurk 1 .iti , las.rlfssj hi.!, i;r,id rin.'i ti I.lU1ll.lMIIOSlhl r I.o ruiftt win-' V,. II lllllt 11 II' It IxttiTlllnl ii nr tin lU aii.r It t'HIl N, f.,t leVfllri, fZ Don't bo I Oocoived jS will, h wddM li-iiil y hi U FsJiJ t ll ' yH vsinl.lirrH Atfi.lKtOF .IHt wtl far ft. II ta . 14, tti.aaasa Car S3. 49. ouh $2.45 watch .jv.-n.avi.;;;;; nf Dlrtit Vat, Ntotn witlil atml rl,ol1 plalen, ImU i mi r ejnurnviil Ainl id ! ral Iradl lK-ll,l air, liuirrliK rlra-n, wirrinl a frasu aW fl atxtu wimi At iH'tnr. tr Wati Mi.'. il. la lP. w'ta rorrr viait an..a.irj -h v ' Mdraaa, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. ( Inc.), Chichi (jhin, Hhim. UntUf r.iaJ.f.-isimi) TRUSSES, 65o. L25 AND UP 5 65c. at rai-ruUT i'hmKH. ( than omvihir.l fa sea aaiHluB la III) n(M TrwaaM Biaaja th- I'TUtt chuncit. Iiv othfra, anil Wt wliiiUit'ry.niwlift "r Mr Ir-nrti I'rnaa urn Tut Itaifraini" p.i h, iinini""i ..,-..... tut. Ollt ami a-ini to uu Willi OIK HI'Mlil. fHIIil, ilatajyourHrkhi, W-1M, Air, ImwlmiK you lifta bao ntimt-sr lnl-a an.uml ll. mi line with the niiitnr,ay whaimr nii-tuTBla m rltfM or M t anl wo will anl t-llher tniM U yn with th" uniW tall al ihmc tlrara ttwr prl r,you cJi return itmoA W6 Will raturn your mortar. WdlTF FOR FREE TRUSS CATALOGUE rrr ..... am u I,. 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'a Jhsal M Mlt'Vf I r- ' V Morten Pacific P J RAIL V7 AY eflae Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars j Sleeping 'Jar 01 Tourist) L J'Ali L, "iinSVaViiI i F-i'I.iiriT, KAIiliO, 1 ; It AND KtiliKS; i'liiloKSTllN, WiNMl'KIL IlKI.KNAand lir'CTK. Throuoh Tickets to rllll'AtHI, WAS1I1XUT0N l'llll.AHi:i l'HIA, NKW YOKE, HUSTON, and All 1'oiuU Kant aud Smith. iVrlinforuiation, time card, map amlftiekeu, call on or write to It MeMCHl'llKY, lieiit'ral Aijeii., Kiigene, t Oltico Ojiponiie Ouanl ollioe. I r. A I) CHAltl.TON, Aft.t tieu'l 1'iUiS. Agent, '.'.Vi Morrietin St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO Till E ASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleonera and Recllnin" Cnalr Cars Dall'to . . . . JKN VKH, OMAHA, i'HICAllO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' Antl'fother Katitcra CiUww Tli m.ly Una frum rortlaml olKih)( (iaecnj;eiii hixcUlly Ctniiltictt'tl KtcurHtoiiB tlirtuti ttt ( bicAKU avory Wottiiwi'uy. ''Poptlnnil toCHcago Vi S.'ii'i-Tii PnHfli", Unimi IVifif V J.y'K. ItltKHi'k't) cliwkrtl tlll lit- ti.ut' f ,ti, Muwiiilii tiiit- rvpiiorj, ivp'rt. .ii-' 'Uu, lnw-nl n.ten, h'tn fl- tiit'l ili(iinit!ii, ni ;il ntuii ISuntli'Tn I'aoitii' Us m ii-i y, r H i A'jUK 1 1 I M i nil to Union lm SircctSilfiaiiAay. TIMBCAKD. After the 4th of Oct. lHMo. the street oirs will run on the following Boheduet u'ne until in r i ner notice. LKAVINll lBkDKll.T. I 7:in-7:4O-S:li-t;:40.u:10-9:40.li"lr a ru h 'ei rv ba'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Bergar. aaa Pure WlilaVles and Ilrsndles, tilt tinea Jnnlea of Wines and 'Jlgars, Mixed Irinki a siwoialty. Weinhard's, Famoua Beer Bottle andi Draught FIRST CLASS.. AND VITALITY rT. Moraa raT-tn-T -V IQ ar.XXVJH jPIIilja pro t rat too Rnd ill dliuiaiio of tho (tnertW Nervous iTjtriiuon, rainnifur uuiia miuuuvu, i..n.i rvir.Miimt.ilnn amd Irmanit. Wl i, Youthful Krrora, Montai worry, xcmito un nr rfun'l tho mtmrj. Hold al il'Wverbv, Linn Drug Co V . aaltf 1 TJ I V Vv T. fV hi.ttl carriat. tHtUnl tias-dln ti. vmi if rvraiesi aea araaat iaaai bm i rn it 'lik'nl nsilss. Mai iaraaU a - -a a in...ai w ranis tea inu our jtm ir . . I.,- r-h.i run II and do Ithar plain t anf mi ,4tt itariia ntitli T-rjf mMn- I aasl iialaU.ala, rompsrt It wilt) ,- . y, ,.r :'rt hripar aqlla al tlfl.oo ta .'ti. pj yoor fralirril Bbranl tr 1A BfV ... s.v jf'larool aatUdvO. OMiU lU-Mf, (Inn,) Chicago, iU rt7Z. vat asU ar4 l ta, statx brt iT jon lh IsKII' 0 LalMIJ. Ill nut, )i nucr uui Kt-ear wai'Msi, .,,.1 ...ni HIGH GRADE 1900101151. asrul ToDt hi ACME JEWEL BICYCLE, jV aaiailsja. Y u (rati -"iJiilii al y.ur iral .tr, and If ffiiiid wrrfiiraaiirai'i7, at. lraanrrarala4,ltlHWTll0.1UINrl Lf AM aaam ar rnaar e, aniual lu blfjolaa tha r-uilM Diah '0.0, If jo iVltih jtnk cm.n Mil II t HO.OO ar-M aaf daf, pT iptMifaniQU IPfClAL MlCI, I3.78. Waiha i noaeDliihonlar, Jt.Uan4 . .h.r.. tV.1la.Mr MaaaoUl Hiatal Vn-'-r" 'rw forth ajikltiK.iliowi fi"lall M.-jTl-a Mtrm illtlarr ttnaa atrttt-Ml ir l''. 1' .,'! 1 1, i i"i.'i'i.-i X1aw.lk!wS'SM 111 in.u. euine eitfi, .r- ns i r?.-- vr?t Ll.l "in Mtalw. '.' -rl- .i nil Mf JM Si laaal U M M i SEARS, ROEBUCK ft CO., Ctilcno,JU.