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Yoik I:?0 p in (i.-OO p in G:ft a ui tt:53 a m Hi a ni 0:25 p m 0:1- a m 12-43 p in 7:00 a m '.1:00 p iu a tu (J:")5 a in 4:00ja in in 0:4 '.i a in 12.43 p in ' ; r, Putiman ami Tourist cam on j" both traiiiH. I'hair cam sSnora I mentoto cdeij and Kl 1 ' and tourist cars to Chicago, i ,y 8t Ixratti, New Orleans and Wanbinuton, Connecting at San Fran cltoo with Htiveral stenniflhip tinea, for Houolulu, Japan, China, 1'hiltipines, Central and South America. U If r L G Arnlr, agent at Knjfnn srkddm I . us (j h MAUKHAM, V J G V A, l'urllai.d,Of. SHORT LINE H. R. J THRDIAKCT ROUTE TO Uontana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. ItNehtfeeof two favnrtlo routes, via the I OHIO PACIFIC Fast Mall Lino, or thR10UKANUKScnlo Uiio j Jo Changs ot Cars ttt PortMnil CliicaKO Sclal, "the finent taa wtn KtiitiipeJ with tk;-i ftaniard Slsrpers . FiM " Ordinary (fou-ist) Sleepers. S ijt:.. Vaiy-Bulfaf Cars 1W.., jinnsrs (m ?ais a la cirte) C!trti Clashes and Smelters fuJiri Triin CampleU'j Vostibuled. htthBr iuforrnati'in py. L h STBVKNS, Aitriit, EuKcne, or W E Comsn iUn'1 Asl 'm H't Ait H2Ttlrrt St. P,ir"lii(l, Of 30 EAST VTA ".BULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO 9 An all points E:ut rjt Pslaea and Tourist Slaapors. : a nd Bulfat Smoking Library Cars. Tiara r . . m.... VICKANO si'KNKRY VXKyUAI.K "a In r"int Eit rli Porllaml an l tha J - ri;THKKX KY.,nnaal at ith J ""to l'-,t Ti -Vt . K'i:-, or f - aT R Hil'HKiiV Ticket Otn 3 MORRISON STREET' PORTLAND. " fcatrn Trip call on or a-J-lrw. ' A. 3.0.iiKXIMT(S, t7 r.!. aj.,1 fir-let ArDt Furtlaul 1 .JEWWr tl.. t Rnd flnir.kpst linn J -TO- actum For Infants and Children. ine iina tou Have Always Bough! A$ Bears the Signature AW ; Of The Kind You Have Always Bought. How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for auy case of Catarrh that cannot be curtd by Hall's Caturru Cure. F J Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O. We, the iinder-iiii d, have known F J Cheney for the last 15 year, aud be lieve Mm perfectly honorable in bueiueftB transactions, and Hnauciully aDle to carry out any obligation made by their firm. Wkht&Tkuax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. VValdino, Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggets, Toledo, U. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood aid mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per oottle. Hold by all druggisst. Testimonials fre. Hall's family pills are ihe best. Koblcr & Cbasc Music House, Owiug to the deutli of C H Harpor, of WlDter & Harper, of Seattle, Wif-li., the braucb pfauo and orgnu depart ment tuat baa been run by them in Ibis city, will hereafter be conducted direct by Kohler & (Jliase, of Sau Fian clsco, where you will always find a line line of pianoB and orgnus at Han Franclco prices. Instruments sold on euay ioalall- mentn. '1'liiB will be conducted by Geo F Craw aud 11 KMorrlB, in Titus Mloct, south nt tti Holtuiau House, Ninth street, Euuene, Oreiton. His Life Was Saved. Mr J K Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo, lately bad a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of it lie si a: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumo nia. My lung heriHii e hardened. I was so weak I (oouldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected tosonndieof Couunjptlon, wben I heard of Dr King's New Dinoovery. One bottle gave great relief. I continued to ase it, and Dow am well and strong. I can't say to much for lto pralne." This marvnllous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at W L Ue Lano's drug store, every bottle gu i runt-red. Imperial Limited. The fastest and fluent train across the continent. From Pociflo to Atlantic wl hout change of cars via Cadadlan Pacific. Call at or write H H Abboit, 146, Third street, Portland, and get further particulars. Alaska uold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May l. I n i will ui- a hhuc ait, , win. i I fruiirht canacitv of 1HO0 Urns and r 'senger accommodations for 130. For rates anil iurtuer ininrniHimii, ran uu or address R. McMl'KPHKY, Agent Nn 'hern Pacific, Kugeue. o Cure Mo Pay. That In the way all drnwinta wll f;rnw Tableau (,'liill Tunic IV Chill,., Malaria and Itillioiuneaa. It i pleaaant to take aa liemoli Sj-rup. fiOceDta Experience Is the bet tuacher. Use Acker's Knglish Remedv in any case I of coughs, colds or croup. Hhould It fail to give Immediate relief money re funded. eta and 50 cts. For sale hy W L ILano, French Tansy Walers, tue world's aoioua rem -dy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are uever failing and safe. Married ladles' frieDd French Tany Wafers are the only re liable female remedy in the vorld; im ported from Pari: Isk-e nothing else, but lusislon genuine; io it-tl wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drag Company, importers, ' Turk pit, 4.,, l-'ranciwo. K .r sale l.v I I drug- Iri-ts. or sent in plain wrapper di rect on receipt of Ji TEll him so. If oj hAn a t! I'Srff t rr lit i:C p.Tthwiv dwr '( 4 tiMh.r .;lTim twtv, L. l lain I. ii w . St. iw htm m a; ,i.,ule .i4t ho J-, a-i.1 J.. it wait IV.i U.e h-avy hii.J cf Ute h;m lew. K j our titan tonuiiH i thought That would lriphi,T m.iWc hit kl, Tti.-n. 1 Ixir y.m, hUlc it not; Till htm o. l ife U larj enouch it b.n. H t (h love tht is oipn-asrJ Vl4kc It em i pithwj- blect To our ftt; AnJ the trouble that we ihare S-rra the easier lo Ur. S.iiUe upon your neiiibor's car Aj TOU KTVtt. t: 'Uith and stony are our wa, .'ir and dreary art cur davs, tiut another's lore and praue Kakva them tweet. 'V tit not till your friend ia dead I re your cuiiiiilimenia ar said, lor the spirit that haa ncO, If it know, rVv not need to tieod it on our poor prai; when it haa gene ixive'i eternal, golden dawn Is aglow, Dut unto our brother here That poor praise ia Terr dear. If you've my word of cheer. Tell him so. Denver Neva, I KILLING HIS HAN. & BY M. QUAD. g Copyright, 1900, by C. B. Lewis. "Have I ever killed a man?" Of a sudden, ns ho lay doaitig on his bed In camp ouo d:ty, Private llollins asked this question of himself. Ho hnd been In battle and skirmish. Ha had flrcd nway his 40 rounds and flred to kill, but as ho bejiau to recall all his battles lie could not remember that ho had ever had an enemy so near and so fairly before him that his bullet had surely done the work. There were few soldiers who boasted of taking life. There were sharpshooters who had brought down a dozen men, but they never talked about it. Men were pro moted for desperate righting, which sometimes meatit killing single handed. but they were proud only of tho pro motion. It was a curious question Trivatc llollins asked of himself, and It led to strange results, llo was not ft bloodthirsty man, ami yet ns he lay thinking the idea came to him Unit he had not done himself justice as a sol dier. llo had not killed n man. When the war was over and he had returned home, he would be asked the question, His friends and neighbors wouldn't bo satisfied with his record of battles, hut would sweep it aside and say: "Yes; wo know you were iu five or six battles and that you llred hundreds of bullets at tho enemy, but can you truthfully say you ever brought a man down?" He couldn't say It, and ho felt tha he would lose caste. This feeling brought ft sudden resolve. It was resolve that startled hhu at first, but the more ho thought of It the more de termined ho was to carry It out. II would kill a man; ho would do ft next timo ho went on picket Tlaero wero no orders against firing. It was by tacit agreement among the pickets that they refrained. If he brought ono ot tho enemy down, ho would not ho re proved even if not praised. lie would not boast of the kill to his comrades, but when he reached homo and farm ers nnd their wives nnd sons sat lis tening to his 6iorles of war he could answer the question they would bo sure to put, aud answer Iu tho nlllrm ntlve. It was ft fortnight before Pri vate llollins was detailed for picket duty, lie was not Impatient. llo was willing that timo Bhould pass, but when the opportunity enmo ho would kill a man. Ho never wavered in this resolution. This Is your post, Holllns," said the corporal ns ho left him one afternoon at tho edge of a wood under a largo oak. "We don't know exactly where the enemy's picket Is, but It's some where around that log house. How ever, If you don't get too fresh and go to walking around in the open he won't bother you. There hasn't been ft shot fired along hero for two weeks. If you go in for roasted acorns, don't mnke much of a lire." Today I shall kill a man," said Frlvato Holllns as ho was left alone, and he began his preparations at once. At long rifle shot, away across an old cottonfleld. was ft log houso with a few fruit trees standing about It. Ono might bo sure the farmer was off to war and that wife nnd children, If they had not abandoned the place, were having a miserable existence. Holllns crept down to the frlngo of bushes on his sldo of tho field and peered and watched and waited like an Apache In ambush. For an hour he saw nothing. Then a gaunt, ill used dog came among the trees otid trotted about In the open In a sneaking, furtlvo way. If the dog was there, the house musj be Inhabit-1 ed. He had Just come to this conclu sion when he caught sight of a figure among tho trees. It was between the houso and the bushes, where ho be lieved the enemy's picket was lying. It must be the picket on his way to and from the well, l'erliaps ho bad gone to the house to light his pipe or boll his coffee. Tlsens was a glimpse and It was gone. Another glimpse, an other hilling, nnd tiien the figure was fair to view. It was a long snot, nut a pretty fair target, nnd without an Instant's hesitation lie drew tip his gun an.l find. When ho looked over the smoke, tho figure was gone. "Hut I know I hit him. and he's ly ing dead on the grass," said the soldier as he reloaded his gun. "Now I can tell them at home that I killed n man. Mighty long shot, but 1 iiruppeu mm for sure." The dog wst still In tho open, as the shot rang out he looked back among the tre-s. As the echoes died An EpiJcmic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemic of whopping rnugli my children contract ed the diaeaao, having severe coughing spells. We had ud Cbamlierlaln's Cough Remrdy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at that time aud found It relieved the cough and ellecf-d a complete cure, John K rmr.ird. Prnt.rielor Norwood House, v.norl.N-Y. ThU : remedy Is for wis by W L DeLano. away hn turned bis head toward H ni hil and howled dismally. A moment ater and the figure of a young girl :iHtrvtl iK'slde the dog. Sho was uirelieaded. lmrefooted and not over s years old. Hesitating ror only a uio- ut. she began advancing across the ield. The smoke from the soldier's musket had located bltu. The dog fol- owed at her heels, head aud tall down. md with surprise llollins watched the :lrl's approach. It took her live uilu- ites to cross the held. She came tralght at htm as he stood up among the bushes, and when she reached him she extended her band and clasped his :tnd said: "Come along, you!" He rested Ills musket against a log md permitted her to lead him out into the open and across the field. He did not Inquire why she had come. Ho did not ask where she was leading htm. Not a question passed his Hps, nor did he speak further. Straight across the ield to the trees among which his vic tim had stood, but long before ho got there he saw a form on the grass, lty nnd by they were close up to it, and the girl let go of bis hand and pointed and said: "You shot mam!" It wasn't a man lying dead on the grass, soldier or farmer, hut a woman, The soldier rubbed his eyes and looked around In a dazed way. A boy of 10 and a girl of 5 came out of the house aud stood there and looked from tho soldier to the dead woman and back. They spoke no word; they shed no tears. It was true that the enemy's pick et post wns tn the bushes a few rods away. The man on post camo out of tils lilding. Ho came walking slowly down, and when he had reached the body there was a gasp In his throat He looked around upon the children, looked up at the blue sky as If speak ing to God nnd, with a groan, turned his back ou the place nnd returned to his post. "Well?" queried Holllns of tho chil dren as they continued to stare at him. They simply polutod to the mother lying dead and uttered no word. The soldier tried to speak again, but he could not. With face whiter than the one on the grass, with quivering chin nnd blinded eyes, he mndc his way slowly across the old field to his post. As he lurched aud staggered he heard the dog howl again, but no ono fired upon him, no oue called to him. When he reached his post, ho sat down on tho ground aud covered his face with his hands aud groaned. An hour later the corporal camo with the relief. Hoi ltns was lying on the ground with arms extended. "Say, boys," said tho conwral, as ho bent over the body, "I'll be hanged If Ian hain't gone and killed himself with his own musket! Who'd ever have thought it of him!" Up there among tho trees, standing about Willi the awe of death upon them, the children had heard the shot, nnd ns they looked at ench other the girl had whispered: "Mebbe he's dead too!" Calile Jiilnl.ra. Cable Jointers are clever specialists who work for telegraphic engineers nnd contract In the memorandum of agreement to go anywhere. They are employed on the ships of the ocean tel egraph companies, and their duty Is to make splices nnd Joints In the cables which are dragged up from the sea for repairs. To those who arc not Initiated this would seem to be fairly easy work, but It really requires great skill nnd takes years to lenrn. Few are awnre how liable to damage undersea cables are. Iu the case of some of the old lines there is scarcely a mile of the ca ble that has not ono or more Joints In It. Exnert engineers can determine In a length of thousands of miles to within a few feet where a break In a cnblo Ib, the telegraph ship proceeds to the spot, which Is Indicated by a buoy; tho dam aged length of cable Is dragged up, nnd the Jointers proceed to cut out the fault and deftly splice the cable. Tho slightest mistake, a tiny air bubble, In the reheated India rulilier would spoil the Insulation. That would mean that tho cnblo would fall to transmit mes sages at an Important moment and that a ship, with nil Its high priced scientific staff, would have to steam hundreds or pcrhapB thousands of miles to nick up the cable again. New York Hun. The Waves Klefced. lu tho old theatrical days, before th. Introduction of "mechanical waves," It was the custom, when a sea scene waa wanted, for men to "mnke" the waves by kicking about under a green cloth tacked across the front of tho stage, tho men being blindfolded to keep the dust out of their eyes. One night a "new hand" was asked to tack the cloth down across the stogc, hut Instead of doing this he tack ed it across the curtain. The wind whistled, the thunder rolled, and the curtain went up, revealing a body of men lying on their backs, kicking for their lives. Instead of the sad sea waros. The roars of laughter from the audi ence may be better Imagined than de scribed. Ills and Voles. The low lying level of Lincolnshire, F.iiglnud, Is accountable for a curious dillieulty at Sleaford namely, the ab sence of boys with choir voices. The Influence of a hilly environment in de veloping singing talent has long been well known, oud even lu tho middle ages It wns not uncommon for boys te be sent from the highlands of Scotland to supply the treble nnd alto In contl n.jmil cathedrals. London HtandnriL A Clipper. "Has he got a yacht?" -.So. but he has a revenue cutter that's a regular clipper." "You don't say!" 'Yes. The scissors ho cuts his cou pons with."-Philadelphia Press. Lat tall I sprained my left hip while hardllng some heavy boxes. The doctor I cillrd on said at first It waa a alight strain and would soon be well, hut It rew worse and the doctor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I coold hardly get around lo work. I went to a drug store and tb. druggist recommended me to try Cbamlierlaln's Pain Balm I tried it and ooe-half of a 60-cent bottle cured me entirely. I now recom mend It to all toy frleuos. K. A. JUboock, Krle, Pa. It Is for sal. by W. L. DeLano. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ni Notices under this head not to exceed ft vo lines. 50 cents par week; (1 60 a month; fl'i par year. For Sale. FOR SALE At a bargain, oue of the best stock and grain ranches of 740 acres, li miles from Eugene. Will tie sold as a whole, or lu part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Iughaui, at Ax lillly Otpartment Htore. FOU SALE. turner First and Jefler sou streets, oue 10 rooru bouse, aud two lots, suxlbO teot each. Uood haru, water, fruit, tiue garden grouud. Also house and lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot 6(1 feet 8 tuchea. by 160 feet, youug fruit trees, good f;ardea grouud, water, etc. Also louse and lol, corner Willamette aud Fourteeuth streets. For price and terms write 6 J Hills, Taoouia, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd omce. FOR 8ALK-Atiue stock ranoh con taining 3-0 acres for sale at a bargain. Will sell as a whole or In parts, one containing Implements, bouse and two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally, (Situated six miles from Kugeue. Call on or address J M Uearharl Eugene, Oregon. FOR SA1J3 Two ponies, weight about ttto. Inquire of Wing & Langworthy butcbera, Willamette street. PUR HALE. a fresh Jersey cow. Inquire of E J MoClanahan. Miscellaneous. WANTED. Ad experienced girl to do irenural housework. Tnnulre of Mrg. E. R. Bklpworth, Eugene. WANTED Parties wanted to cut luO cords of white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Lluton, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. Inquire at once at residence of 0 H Hales. Would Not Suffer So Agaiu Fifty Times Its Price for I awoke last night wilh severe pains In my stimiauh. I never felt to badly iu all my life. When I came down to work this rnomlug I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller A MoCurdy's drug store aud they rec ommended h tuiberlaln's Collo, Chol era am! Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like magic aud oue dose nxod me all rlghl. It certainly Is the finest thing I ev..r used fur stomach trouble. I shall not be without it lu uiy house here after, for 1 should not care to endure the BUftciing- of last night again for fifty tines lis price. U. tl. wnjstiH, I.ivervin in, ltiirg.'ttstowu, Washing ton Co, Pa- This remedy is for sale by W. Li. Del.Htio. Xo Right To Ugliness. The woman who Is lovely In face, form aud temper will always have friends, but one who would be attrac tive must keep herheallh. If she la weak, sickly aud all run down, she will be nervous and Irritable. If she has constipation or kidury trouble, ber iuimire. blood will cause pimples. blotches, BRin eruptions ana a wreiou- ed complexion. Eleetrlo Bitters Is the best ineuiuine in tne worm to regulate stomach, liver aud kidneys aud to puriry the moon, li gives strong nerves bright eves, smooth, velvety skin, rich oomplexlou, It will- make a good- looking unarming woman oi run-down tnvniio. uniy ou oeota at W L De Lano's Drug Htore. Through the Yellowstone. The new rout, via tbe.Oregou'Hhort I Llde Railroad and Monlda, Mont., en ables you to make a delightful trip through the Yellowstone National Park, entering via Moulda and coming out via Cinnabar, making It unnecess ary to cover any position on the route twloe. For . beautiful descriptive booklet, writ, or call i at Oregon Hbort . . . . 12 Third street, Line ticket oflloe, 142 Portland, Oregon. Volcanic Eruptions. Are erand. but Bkln KniDtlons rob life of Joy. Uuoklen'a Arnica Halve euros tnem; also Old Running. aud Fever Hores, (Ulcere, uoin, felons, Corns, Warts, Cute, Bruises, Hums, Heads. ChanDed Manas, uniiumins, Hest Pile oure on earth. Drive out Palna and Aches. Only 26 Ota a box Cur. guaranteed. Holy by W L Ue Dano, Druggist. Tailor! TallorllTallor!!! laiiuii iuiiv.il auiivioi Waller Gladstone, an experienced cutter and tailor, has located In Eu gene, and may be found at tb. rear end of the Hanson clothing and fur nishing store In tb. Matlock block, Mr Gladstone brings good reco-l mendations, and guarantee, flrat-class work. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the money If it falls lo cure. K. W. Urove's signa ture Is ou each box. 20c Rev, W. K. Hither, W.Caloi), S. Y. writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicines without benefit. 1 waa persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it help ed mi from the start. I heller, it t-i a panacea for all forms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vlucent A Co., Corner Drug Store. I consider It not only a pelaaura but adutv low. to my neighbors lo tell about tb. wonderful cure effected in my case by tbe llm.ly use of chamber- Iain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I waa taken very badly with dux and orocured a boltle of this mniedv. A few doees of It effect d permanent cure. I take pleasure In reooomendlng It to others suffering from that dreadful disease. J. .V. I.vneh. Iht. W Va. This remedy l sold IJWL UHL0.UO. Dyspepsia Cure. p-T Digests w'.ot you eat. It lirt ifii-iall villi) est st he food AnrlicMs rr'.ituri! iu M iv m llieniiig and reiMin- Minding the exhausted digestive or fin it is the li.t est discovered digest anl and tonic. t a other preparation can app-oacli It tn efficiency. It, in stantly relieves art! permanently cures iiyspepsia, innipcstiiin. Heartburn, riauiieiice, wiur &miimrn, ivausea, SickIleadaclic.r.ristralgia.Crnipa,and all other results i if im-.i-rfect digestion. fraparau ey t. w.. utvtr-T. a to., blcaga. VINCENT & C0..lorn:r Srua Store. F.C. a : -V .."" v 1. 1 ll 1! MAKE American 3fc.it .ties. f. a Latest Models. On Uncb liox. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY AX BILLY IctMpa VITALITY LOST V'C.OR AND MANIislUf Cures Iui potency, Night Emissions ant vast in" diseases, all clIcctB silt '2S2r? cr excess and tu li; JjJJ cictlon. A nemo ton lor .nt' blond builder. Iliini's tin. .1 nin'c i, low in nnln chee.; n il feijVl. "'stores the fire of youth. 'C, v iv man mcper iox; noses for ri.'..'.(); ivlf writton liiiimui. U-o to cur? i i i-ol'i ml tlio miincy, NEH'.'i TA iVIEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Stu., CHICAGO, ILU Kor aale Wl, lleI,aiio Drtlgglit $2.45rGDia;PfATE0 lit IUI" "UI ""1 (SlthOHtlMtV til will w4 itu thin ta'h by aiprvM, IXO. IU ulij''tl,,,1n,'nl'"n' iroa hit. MImsUI i.ik .Uuiiilpr mlalMuUnii itacrlltlmil ft KIU ni;U, Aas.ritas Mil, ii'iMt'r Mia ). IHM tO- IH UejH miad ttalih.a, at. It rim mm It inn onviai or !ilterlliniitiytirthmsi M..t Di li I'KU i, tn.il y Dnn'l bo Dflcelvod hf taUhT mlt.rtlt.ell whl.-h woiMiili'svlytni U Ih'IIi-to jrini 0!.ulaK't t..OU r MMHl (I ffcrM II to tt'Hi fcM'nthi ! ( S2.45. ouh2.45 watch !tr,';'.'J:'.'..'.'."s'ii".'i"':. Dmi rr., Bti-iu wlml n'l ct.i-M pUf iiAiKt-oin .i,H utrwi, SbAHa, nut out, iv .u.iiMu.,tbiTi.atH (fun, iMiia IU.W wrMW niiwwr w TRUSSrS, 650. $1.25 AND UP M rilTOHl fKllstt, fwM lhn utM-Uilnl Vsfc K.nlbU IImIM Traj, llltl.tratfvl 1ki-, cut thU ftd oat!") wlitl to uswlUiUlH HHWUI. rmul "), lUU rmr lltajii, ltM, bowlprttf you hf 1kh mimlwr fnoliM rminil th IhhI on lln with llif ruiitur,y whellir miitureli on rlKht or nd wb wlif wnil Htlw tni tn you with th unilrr undlng, If It liMlt prfMt III I'lllMllt lrM lfcl rtli at tirtm tlm our prW.joucao return Uwul W writi; for rttee TBU8 cumooui prZ n.. I iriM,lnrlaintli. - S10.DO M Tr. JO TE - "i? y -i' "Vu ,r.!,n I uanM SCARS. ROEBUCK A Co. CHICAGO will riurn your monf. h mi Mai A HI 1" WSlKm'jS!! HEALTH vitality V ThORrcntri'mi-dr for n"rvouii N orrnnn of eiumr mi, Burn nt Nervoui I'r.iruUon, Kauinir or ioni Mknnooa, Lv ImrKtenoy, NlKhtly KmlimloDi". Youthful Krror, Men to I Worry, eznnMtrttUtM or Tobacco or Opium, nlilnb loul to Conmimptloa ad Iniouity. With vert ICTCD IICIUQ ftorderwo(ruraiiW!0 tociirti For Sale Bv SJEWU.WOJOflX I ..... .an. .....rr an on. I ti.i.B u icisr ki r.. I K ! it -i,fnV 'ii J I I fUi.kfcei T Til .fst..l.l WlVfrfi I MSI ' ('-V ,j .- rfV!,.- t ITfv',.. MHl 1K" it cr.ts i WV m BIT II.. II IK.iO l(la:-U '!'''' be I , r ... i.u. . v.r, .-a- . . .. . . . , . affiii fl... T'.U ' kll r luiilltis . I stl L ifU'sit Y fu'lsfhl d"!-1. I 111 'wm4 a , fA V PLW I If wrfMtli l.srwlsfrj.ntvtlv r (.r-irtif-l ! m aetjae- mil.. . 7if . -M Vr" J W Miitku tw,oo, .irniu t.mii-r ui nt -'-7 t."!! ' S2',.,!R?rii. 8pWl.l0rMeeJJS0 yotiroTh..n,e. ml -e wtll rtturn j "ri.l .? T-n -t- i,..t K 'H W F fttliflsxl. rTallIfriilaktal frales-r f wlar Mhla..l ,".tf. L S Yt"t jjsvxW"" -ft II IIO.tMI. III. Ml, til. 11 f'l.l it -vl I r I r, -iD'af v,tCi - M m M Jf ptaJ abiii.tai.Uta. biillli.iu frtl.l l'..'M IH ML t, MHkT . I.WiH- p. U 1 X B rnfl i JEWAt of miTAmm-'z: r-rr Si Y 1 f tl fi Us.nonU,'-(Tt rmit "f ! r' ;an .-if. ..'(. -... It- K. , 1ft V - iW ,iii, tflu---er-'.a'l laf t.!fMaaJ.IVft.-f- .at.,. . s M, , k" ' THE BURwIOK e?"iiV trti wVti frnHv (v ffvrtwi' lm n i i tjii.ii ruiirr jr i : V - YiffVt&iZEvA I" f i)3. 75 by tmr lii- crraffM r- Wttlll orthern Pacific RAILWAY 7im Pullman Sleeping "'ars Elegant Dinins: Cars Tourist Sleeping Jar V. PAUL. MI.NNKAPUl.lK lTTl.Ulli, TO l-'Alilil), i.'HAXD KdliKS;" IKlltlKSTtlN, WIXMI'Kt; lifcl.KNAjuid Hl'TTK. Tnrounh Tickets to CIllCAliO, WASHING TON l'llll.AllKl.l'HIA, NKW YOUK. t-'J HO.STlIN, ami All I'oinU ;4kKait aud South. Korjinforniation, time can's, map . aiulftickrta, call on or write lo It MiMUKPHKY, tivueral Agent, Kugrne, Office OpHiu liii.nl otlion "r. A 1) OIIAKI.TOM, AMt lieu'l 1'aas. Agent, '-'ho Morrison St, our Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO Till EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPMY UViB Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleenera and Reclinln" Crtair CarsDall-to .. .. UKNVKlt, OMAHA, CHICAdO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' AmlKotlier Kaatern Cities. The only line (rotn Portland oHeihig paaarnijeiM hiHilally ConiliiL-toil Kxoiirsions throiiKli to ('hioago every wounesoay. Daily Tourist I fc Portland tuCt'icsQQ Car riervice Via Sr iitlirrli Paolfle, Union 1 N W lly'a. ltnxKiute elioclo ileal iiu,' imi. Mivuliilii-toit en leh-l. lii,-l liipn, low i hi rit. For tn-llit t fiifotliiiitiou, ' ftiilil hontliarii 1'atilie t',-iu.,i 1! i A'. 1.1 1 I . I i 'aillic il tl in i.-, !': I, -uh to I n ion k:'';ipe SirBt'iiifiiti.'iftay.. TlilK ( Ahl). Alter the 4lh of lie:. Il - strrel cars will run on the following wihedu.t liuie until liirlhvr notice. '.UVIlttl 1 UK IIFK.'I, 7:IP-:4C.8;MI-R:4u-li:lii-l:.("l."i a m h - ', rv lisM Iiour HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllleci B.rgar. . Piira';Whlal'ini and llraniilra, tbe fines frailea of Wlnee anil 'JlKan. Miami rinka a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottie and. draught FIRST CLASS.. i prontrmtloo mwl U dlfienRes of tbo unerUT or refund f hft inonfjr. How bi f 1 ,w por iox. Linn Drug Co I J.J lis His. oia HPS tl I 'f. - li t" ! M1 ft aalaf loMst, at' ,o tl ST ,1. r-iMlflii'thUI t Kftil far..t lit lla-Sll fa. ;.t.,l a-.l at.t.isN.rrai. rrra., pf.td. ml. 1 l dra rr rulia. rtaU in four l i iMiin.i r r L,i ir.iu r.ri.i. vim.t ttrgw najs av . .r' - ! vif (. i-.iititf ilrtlriaT ihiillt), siutoinAls r I. iiifut I nsloii Hot rnUf lniproeil k)s i - i t-r -..(, i.-.-.i llnttl cttrrl.r, ,mlent nill tfc . i li bi ...f...rlr sj.ee. rai a4 rviisrsM mm ktallfuf ARNTrtGD '.rsll-hi'lraalasy,aMsla1araaUtuil a.araat i. ry is.-t ai'seLn al lo rral.b4 nd our Tf I .l t !. " atifnrtn rifi mn ltt d Jo rllhcr pUln or mJf . i. 3 ) ft n' tl'osl'm lsi,arala It inl wilh wrj mftollliini, in- Iff I a4 i . i hi asashtsv., com pel r itwltli i' 7"ir at.i(rhrtir U ml t0,M t ti r- t I 'ur. t) vn'ir rrrlk'it tf)Bt th IS.SlAa r" ' dot atUaiCcxl. WHiiUt TWOaC P. i nr. Chicago. Iltr -ISA SS BBBBBT ..t. .. .lrct .ns.(. -ft rT7f el( -liflT. fc..t 1st. rrr . in.,,.-.' W.' iSf LAJ 7B SEND ONE POJLIAR xbelltf JfU IU tmkV Om tiarnior ana ttwv anii. rill .HIGH QRADE 1900 MODEL ml ytiithl ACME JEWEL BICYCLE, t.w. asiaalba. Vim rn i,nl: ill your aiprMtl rtlcsj, ftrwl If fi.mnJ rTsillr aaitariflMj, ai- sMlsV mt kwarvJ . f. v,uaI lo blcfcl- tht rauilM blKta w 'd.orf, if jam think yd ot. tll It at ilfcOO rt mj slat, fj th ipr.ftrntOU IPICUI MlCI, I3.7S. ! thaJ ! V Ml IB onir, or '.'!" .i.TrswbM--. WWIrr1pi.Utllljs)1 ( lltrtit,ia,lld IrfoflhuMklnf.tho-.t . il kalaasai aal I ai.aWa.s- keisBMsV. triril iwn..-.w-eii.H,,rfjjitlAUW ' .f-T MZ. ViT.l. SunsLAt r...HI. Tiai. -a or swmi. If teewssrsST AR8, ROEBUCK CO., ,