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Newspaper Page Text5T , ifeficlaUcftcpatalloarorAs- I s idlatinglheroodandUcijuIa St ihc SUimarl-.s .iixIBowc-ls of jmotesDigestion.Cheerful taandRest.Contains neither im.Morphine nor Mineral. . jt Narcotic. ,i jilx.Jrnnm . I HmJulU SJa - .' jiruit Stfi JlpfftiMtit . -HirmSteJ - a rsafect Remedy forConslirja- ' tSourStomach.Diarrhoea, , jBS,Convulsions.reverish tataanndLossoF Sleep. . JavSinuie Signature of NEW YOHK. dtjTH AND E AST -VIA- :Mm Pacific Co :. SHASTA ROUTE leave Kmrene for Portland and way Unions at 3;64 a in; 1 0S p in. t Portland r Enpene r ' Ashland t Hacrainenfo Sao Francisco S:3n a m 2:08 p hi a in r.Hh) p ui 7:45 p m 7:00 p m 12:34 a tn 11:30 a m 4:H5 a m 8:15 a m - t Oflxlen I r Denver f Kansas City m Chicago 5:45 a in 0:00 a in 7:25 a ra 7:45 a m 11:45 a m UrfW a m 7;25 a m 11.30 a tn - Loi Angeles 1 Paso Fort Worth City of Mexico ; Houston New Orleans Waa.hh.Ktmi Hew York 1:20 p m (IKM) p m 0:) a in 0:55 a m 4:00 a rn 0:25 p m 0:42 a m 12;43 p m 7:00 a id J:00 p in 0:30 a in 0:55 a in 4:003a m 6:25p m 0:4?, a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cars on . both trains. Chair cam Sacra , mento to wgden and EL Pao, -and tourint cars to Chicago, 8t Louist New Orleans and Waibtnetnu. -- Connecting at San Fran- dfcoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipines, Ceutral and South America. VLR Adair, agent at Engine jdres C II MAHKHAM, V.." G P A. Portiai l,Or. : SHORT LINE R. R . aE DIflELT ROUTE TO -tana, Utah, Colorado, J all Eastern Points. -Mee of two favorite routes, via lb.1 tKN PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or rat RIO ORANOE Scenic Line ! No Change of Cars 1 tee Pertland-Cliicaf-o Special, "the finest m." nqulppeu Willi r 1 Standard Steppers " I Ordinary (foinst) Sleepers. J litiratf-Bulfet Cars r- 1 Dinners (meats a la cartt) !r "ii!e Coaches and Smckors I -1 Train Complete!) Vestibuled. Tor further information ajply. JIBVENS, Aucnt, hurtle, or Jagel, W E Corns FaMAnt (tvu'lAsl 143 Third St. Portland, Or EAST and Quickest Line -TO OULUTH, MIKHEAPOLIS. CHICAGO An ail pointa EaaL Ptaee anil Tourist Sleepers. I and Buffet Smokln, Llbrerj Cars, A.D SCENEKY UXEyUALE Jo pin'ji ria Portland and the 'KI IIER.N KY.. on sale at S- ith Ipnt Tlrlcet Wee. Kugen-, ol f "KTHERN Ticket Offios Morrison street' f PORTLAND, F!ifrr and full information r vt-m Trip, call on or address, i A. 3. O. DENNISTOJf. rm. and ticket Aent TorUand. cxACTcopyor wrappeb B l . ; VTi. T08U For InfantB a:id Children. Th3 Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought. How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Re waid for any en.' of L'ttturrh that cannot be cur.d Uy Haifa Catarrh uure. F J f.'n ENEY 4 Cn.. Prorw. Toledo, n We, the iiiider.-lgiicd, uave known F J t Henry for the laat IS yean, and bs neve ihui perfectly honorable in al business transsciloni-, and financially aoie 10 carry out any obliitntion made oy tlielr Hnn. WestATkuax, wholesale Drueiriats. Toledo, O WaLDINO, KlNNAN MABVIN, Wholesale DrUfrlhts, loledn, u. Hall's Catarrh Cum lu tubbn lniu.. UallV. actinir Hlrpolli' iiiinn tha Kl.4 aid mucous aurfaoes of the system. Plice. 75 cenfs nnr nnrilt M..I.1 l. .11 driisKlsat. Teailnioniala fr e. xiHirs ratiiiiy pills are the best. Kohler & Chase Music Honse. Owing to the death of C H Harrier. of WiuierAi Harper, of Seattle, Wash., tne tirsuoii piano and organ depart ment that has been run by them in tbie city, will hereafter be direct by Kohler dht'hase.of Sau Fran. Cisco, where you will always find a nueiiueot pianos and orgaua at Baa Francitoo prices. Instruments sold ou easy install ments. ThlB will be conducted bv Geo F Craw and a E Morris, in Thus moos, souin in tne rtonman Home, Ninth street, Eugece, Oregon. Through the Yellowstone. The new route via (be Oregon Short Line Railroad and Monida. Mont., en ables you to make a delightful trip m rough the Yellowstone National Park.enteriii" via Monida and onmini? out via Cinnabar, making It unnecess ary to cover any xuii ion ou the route twice. ror beauiirul descriptive litMiklet, write or call at Oregon Short Line ticket oUlce, 142 Third street, Pottland, Oregon. Imperial Limited. The fastest and finest train across the continent. From Pacific to Atlantio wi hout change of care vln Cadadian Pacific. 'Call at or write H H Abb.itt, 146, Third street, Portland, ami get Timber particulars. Alasaa uolu Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May 111. This will lie a large ship with freight capacity of 1800 tons and pas senger accommodations for 200. For rates and further Information, ox II on or address R. MoMurphky, Agent No bern Pacific, Eugene. Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remnlv in any case of coughs, colds ur cr"m. Kbculd It 'nil to give immediate relief mont-v re 'nnded. '2 eta and 60 cis. For sale by W Li DeLano I consider It uot only a pelasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful vure tfleoted In my case by the timely use of Chamber Iain's folio. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with lluz and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few des of it effected a permanent cure. 1 take pleasure In reccomendiEK it to others suffering from that dreadful disease. J. W. Lvnch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy is sold by W L D -L,no. Last fall I sprained my left hip while hardllng some heavy boxes. The doctor I exiled on said at Drat it was a slight strain and would soon be well, but It arew wiw and 'be docbir said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse nd I coold hardly get around to work. I went to a drug store and the druiiglst recommended m to try Cbnmberlain's Pain Balm. I trl,d it and one-half of a S0ent (Kittle cored me entirely. I now recom mend It to all my friends. F. A. Bibcock, Erie, Pa. It is for tale by W. L. DeLano, AW W THE SERGEANT'S GOLD. It K.T.r Beached the "Cmld Folks at Home." Surgeon General Sternberg told a good story once of an experience be "u m me civu war. He said that when be was going into the battle of Bull Run the Irish sergeant major of bis regiment came to him with a big bag of gold coin weighing three or lour pounds and said: uoctor. I know that I'm to be kilt entirely, an I want yon to take care of this money an see that It gets to the onld folks at home " There was no time to remonstrate or 10 uiase any other arrangement, and, dropping the bag into the surgeon's lap, the Irishman hurried away to his place at the head of the column. All through two bloody days Dr. Stern berg carried that bag of gold with his surgical instruments, and It was a bur den and an embarrassment to him. Ho tried to get rid of it, but couldn't find any one willing to accept or even to share the responslbiUty, and he couldn't throw It away for the sake of the "ould folks at home." Toward the close of the second day the surgeon was taken prisoner. Ho lost his surgical Instruments and his medicine case, but clung to the gold, and, making a belt of his neektlo and handkerchief, tied It around his waist next to his skin to prevent its confisca tion by his captors. During the long, hot and weary march that followed th goldpieces chafed his flesh, and his waist became so sore and blistered as to cause him Intense suffering, but he was bound' that the "onld foils nt home" should have the benefit of that money and by the exerclso of front caution nnd patience managed to keep 11 until ne was exchanged with other prisoners and got back to Washington. There he found his regiment In camp, and one of the first men to welcome him was the Irish sergeant major, who was so delighted to learn that the doc tor had saved his money that he got drnnk and gambled It all away the first night Chicago Record. IN RIP VAN WINKLE'S LAND. The Portnsrneee Colon Us In Africa In Backward state. The Portuguese colonies In Africa are the Rip Van Winkle's land of real ity. After three centuries of white dominion they remain pretty much in tne condition In which Da Gama and his bold successors left them. Here Is a picture of what trade means In the favored region of Cabin da bay, where there Is a single 4hlte trader who occupies a house of three rooms, with a "shop" 20 feet by 8 attached. The place Is stocked with puncheons of some vUe stuff called "rum" which are exchanged for palm kernels. Knots of natlyes from the Interior villages with loads of kernels begin to present themselves at the shop by 0 a. m., and when the trader at last makes bis appearance there Is a noisy crowd of kernel sellers and, thirsty hangers on. The exchange of mm for kernels la quickly effected, and by 0 o'clock In the morning the entire population may be seen lying nnder the shelter of the cocoanut palms either stupklly drunk or noisily quarreling. The mingled uproar and snarlng3asts till about noon, when there Is a sud den return to sobriety, and tho crowd clears away to the village to collect the means for another carousal. On a "good" day the trader at Ca blnda bay gets rid of about 100 gal lons of rum, and he avers that tho scene described Is repeated every day In the year. Next to rum and "civilization" the greatest curses of West Africa are Bmallpox and the sleeping sickness. From this last n'y case of recovery has ever been known, and so con tagious Is It that In the native Chris tian community every communicant has a separate cup from which to par take of tbo sacramental wine. London Leader. Chap Carta. General Sir Herbert Chermslde was formerly a consul In Asia Minor. Once, In a weak moment, be sent a couple of beautiful Angora cats as a present to a lady in Constantinople. The lady was srj pleased that she asked blm to send some more. Blr Herbert gave bis native servant some money and told him to go and buy two or three. Then came a demand for more cats from the consul's friends, and he gave his serv ant more money with which to buy cats. This went on for two or three months, and the native servant waxed exceeding fat One morning, however, the general, on coming out of the con sulate, was surrounded by a host of Infuriated veiled women, who besought Mohammed to curse blm because be had stolen all their cats. It appears that the native servant bad pocketed the money for himself and gone round with a sack and confiscated every cat in the place. The Old IhlapUuters. Probably the greatest profit ever en Joyed by the government as a result of the destruction of money was In connection with the fractional curren cy or shlnplasters Issued during the civil war. The total amount Issued was 1308,- 724,078. of which $0,880,658 has never been presented for redemption. A large amount has been preserved as curios by collectors, and occasion ally even now It Is offered for re demptionsIndianapolis News. Prompt Asia-wear. "My friend." said the long haired passenger to the young man tn the seat opposite, "to what end has your life work been directed T' "To both ends," was the reply. I have the only first clans hat and shoa store In our .Tillage." Chicago News. French Tansy Wafers, lue world's anions remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladle;; are never failing and safe. Married I ail lea' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In tbe world; im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrapper with crown trails mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, lOWTurk Ht, San Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt 01 1-. What Old Savnrer Said. Senator Sawyer considered himself personally responsible for a Republic an majority in Wlscouslu and wits iiulte seufltive ou that subject Hurlus the Garfield campaign I was sitting one day in his simple offlee at Oshfcosh when a gentleman, then un known, but now occupying a prominent position In public afTalrs, appeared with a letter of introduction from Mar shall Jewell of Connecticut, chairman f the liepubllcnn national committee, who stated thnt the bearer had been In structed to visit Wisconsin for the pur pose of making a report upon the po Utlcal situation and tho prospects of tho Republican ticket. This pricked the old man's pride. lie resented. In his good naturvd way, the invasion of his territory, aud I noticed that his face flushed as he read the letter. Aft er looking out of the window for a few moments he looked at bis watch, band ed back the letter of Introduction to his surprised visitor and remarked with delllie ration: "There's a train leaving hero at 5 o'clock thnt will get you lino New York day after tomorrow moruiUR, and I'll scud up one of my hoys to see that you get aboard. When you get to New York, you tell Jewell that old Sawyer rcud that letter and said there was nothing for you to rcimri on. You might add, however, that old Sawyer asked you who was looking litter things In Connecticut" Chicago Rec ord. Desperate. "After I landed lu Algiers," said a Pittsburg man who is vlsltlug Detroit friends, "1 went out for a little wuik to see the town and Incidentally to find a barber shop. "After spending sonic time in fruit less search 1 accosted n man nnd po litely asked him to direct me to tho nearest place where 1 could get shaved. Monsieur did uot couipivheud, and I repeated my question. What he said I do not know, as he understood no English, and I am equally Ignorant of French. We parted. "1 walked ou until I met au Intelli gent looking chap whom I stopped. Slowly, distinctly nnd In a loud tono of voice 1 again Butted my request. Anybody ought to have understood, but he did not lie threw a volley of French at 1110, gesticulated madly and left me standing there. "With tho third umu 1 changed my tactics. I did not attempt to talk to him In a foreign tongue that he wos too stupid to understand. I clutched hlin by the arm and held him whllo I performed a pautouilino shave. When I finished, 1 looked at hlin inquiringly. " 'Yes,' he Bald, 'I can see thnt you are a desperate man. I Buppose you want me to take you to a secluded spot where you enn cut your throntV "Never did the Knglisb language sound sweeter to inc. and, learning what I wanted to know, I was soou bnpplly wending my way to the uenr est barber shop." Detroit Free Press. The Stock KxhniiNtcd. At one of the great department stores the other day a young man was in dulging in airy perslilage with the pretty shopgirl behind the counter while waiting for his change. "What a wonderful place you hnve here!" be said. "What do you sellV" "Everything," wns the reply. "Everything?" wns tho Incredulous comment. "Whnt do you mean by ev erything?" "Just what 1 say," responded the girl. "Anything you want we cnu supply you with here." "Oh. you can. oh?" commented the pretentious Alexander. "Well, let mo look at sonic family ties." Without remark, but with demino countenance, the girl went away, hut lu n moment returned and snld: "I mil sorry, but the manager tells me that we nrc Just out of family tics owing to the great demand. Perhaps you'd like to look nt some family Jars?" The young man decided, however, thnt the latter wns an undesirable com modity, and he would have none of It. New York Tribune. That Settled It. "Why do you think the plaintiff In r.ane7" a witness examined ns to some body's mental condition was asked by counsel at a trial. "Because." replied the witness, "ho Is continually going about asserting tlmt be Is the prophet Mohammed." "And prny, sir," retorted the learned gentleman of the wig. "do you think thnt when a person declares he Is the prophet Mohammed that Is a clear proof of his lusnnlty?" "I do." "Why J" "Because," answered tho witness, re garding his questioner with easy com placency, "I happen to bo the prophet Mohammed myself." Loudon An swers. A Dlrrpretiee. "Did you go to the girls' college ben efit supper, major?" "Yes. little girl." "They soy It wos n circus. mnJor7" "No, It wasn't, little girl. If it had only been a circus, I could hove bought a bog of rancid peanuts for a nickel. Instead of paying &0 cents for a burned ball of popcorn." Chicago News. foet's finery Answered. "I wonder will they miss me?" wrote the poet In violet Ink on gilt edged paper. And the editor, as he tossrd the manuscript Into the yawning gulf at his side, murmured softly, "If they do, they never ought to lie trusted with a gun again." London Telegraph. Many a man who poses ns a public benefactor never thinks of giving his wife a dollar fur her own personal use. Chicago News. Algeria and Argentina are the only countries In tbe world where the horses outnumber the human beings. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contract. ed tbe disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at that time and found It relieved the cough and effected a complete cire, John E Clifford, Proprietor Jim wood House. Norwood, NY. This remedy is for salt by V L DeLano, CLASSIFIED COLUMN, IV'tUos uo.tfr tins head not to eioeed f.ve Iiihx, Ml osuu pr week; 91 60 a month; jr.' For Sale. FOR SALE At a bargalu, one of the boot stock aud gram ranches of 740 acres, S miles from Eugene. Will lie sold as a whole, or In part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Store. FOR SALE. t Vruer First aud Jetter sou streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, SOxlOO feet each. Oood barn, waters frult.riue garden ground. Also house aud lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot 60 feet 8 inches, by 1HU fret, young fruit tree, good ganleu mound, water, etc. Also bouse and lot, comer Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices aud terms wrlie SJ Sills, Taooma, Wash, Box Si'7, or call at Uuakd ollloe. FOR SALE A Hue stock ranch con taining 'M0 acres for sale at a bargain. Will sell as a whole or lu parts, one containing implements, house and two bams, oonslsliug of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Situated six miles from Eugene. Call on or address J M Oearbart Eugeue, Oregon. FUlv SALE 'iwo ponies, weight about Jja Inquire of Wing t Langworthy butchers, Willamette street FOR SALE. A fresh Jersey cow. Inquire of E J MoClanahan. Miscellaneous. WANTED. Au experienced girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. E. R. Sklpworth, Eugene. "A'ANTED Parties wauled to cut lnO cords of white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugeue. GIRL WANTED. Inquire at one at residence of C H Hales. SOME GOOD RACES. Take Place at Hangs' Park, Tues- day July 3- The Program. An Interesting race program has been arranged to take place at Hangs' park on July 8. Some feet footed horses will lie on tbe turf at this event Entries will bo for the following races: Half mile dash, free for all. Purse, tlcO-f.70 to first, $20 to second, $10 to third. Three-eights mile dash, free for all, purse $50 $10 to Orel, $10 to Kcc ind. IJ isrtrr mile dash lor saddle ho-sen, purse, $-V Eiitiunce Joe 10 per cent, of purre Entries elis-e itin evening of July 2ml. W O Trine will give an exhibition of half u mile with t lie famous pacing mure, Alms, Admission 60 cents, Indies and children free. Would Not Sudor So Again Fifty Times Its Price, for I awoke last night with severe pains In my slo.iinch. I never felt so badly In all my life. When I came down tn work this morning I felt so weak I oiulil hardly work. I went to Miller & MoCurdy's dtug store and they rec ommended Cli imiierlalii's Collo, Chol era anil Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like maglo and one dose fixed me all rlitht It certainly U tbe fluent thing I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not tie without It In my house beie afier, for I should not care to endure the sullerlngi of last night agtln for fifty tines its price. O. H. WitBon, Llverynisn, Burgettstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This remedy Is for sale by W. L. DeLano. flikitA) OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of tbe stomach, lews of appetite, leverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp' re blood. No matter how It became so, It must be purified lu order toobtalu good health. Aeker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases, it is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on positlvea guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano, Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!! Walter Gladstone, an experienced cutter aud tailor, has located In Eu gene, and may be found at the rear end of the Hanson clothing and fur nishing store In the Matlock block. Mr Gladstone brings good reco meudatlons, aod guarantees first-class work. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Hkln Eruptions rob hie of Joy. liucklen's Arnica Salve cures tneui; also Old Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth, Drives out Pains and Aches, Only I2fl els a box. Cure guaranteed. Soly by W L De Lano, Druggist. To Cute a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls Ui cure. E. W. drove's signa ture I on each box, 2oc, "I used Kodoi Dyspeimla Cure In my family with wonderful results. It give Immediate relief, la pleasant to take and Is truly the dyspeptic's best friend," says E Hartgerlnk, Overlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vine -it A Co., Comer Drug Store. Miss Alice E Shaw, sent to the asylum at Halem February 21, ISM, was discharged as cured June 28, 1U00, and Is now with her sister, Mrs Jap S'evens, at Co-, ')'. Frank Ileln rle'i, al-o cmird'inl from this county, V, i di-cl.i.rgiu as cured the same Jay Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you cat. Ititrtiflclallynlgcststhefoodsndnlrts rr.it lira in strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted dlgeitive or !,Mi!S. It isthelatestdiscovoreddigest Riil ;iml tonic. No other preparation cuii approach It in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia,Cramp,and ill other results (if imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. LieWttt e Co.. Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. low Drug Storo. ri.Ui.uifciOii MAKE American Beauties, p. c. .... '.yWi.SftA:' Latest Models. On Kacb Box. KALAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. IO' l. BY AX BILLY Btnocf. VITALITY. tOST VIUOR AIMO MANMUOC Cures Impotcncy.Nijrht Emission-, and wautln?: diseases, all ctTects clf TO uhuvr, or excess and India ' V 1l, A ..... i,. .. . .l wfl blond builder. Urines tiic ui nil irlow ti 111I1, ln... Ir a n nA ifcW restores the (lie of youth. ,TH t ' v man fit"' per box; U boxes for l;'t M; wit" wvllteit rimruti. too to ciui' t k'cliinil ilio money. NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Clinton it Jo.-k.son Sts., CHICAGO, ILL, Kor sale WI, lVT.sno Druiorist m trJ S2.45'6010-PLATED 1 11' till nut Hill Mixl Ut fckMIM) BOSKY ftntt wo will mii4 hi III lit i-t-ii ii T exiirtM, ft loi'iatulimii'in. li'U n aitilnn It ftt Ytiur tsra oHM ,lul If fount! Brfllji aatUCalM srj way wssau lhal rj tH) adtartUoelal (I. la la fa. 1 miner lut'sj nMt-evUiifr ilMOrtiilltint nit Kit Ik Hill. Atatrlea) htil, uold r Iliad or UaHi .lUll.tMiUf lOlrtJUoU Pl.lail Walibai, at. If tdii tint! It tho eiiuitl or butter llmn-svn of IIiom i nil' lion. pj Ilia aiiraai agaal III it I'HIC, fl.if suxl aiirfaa nhstrKtss. Don't be Deceived hj taUty -a-atartlaaawatl wli It'll wtitiM It-Bit you bt.lirTO you Coilltl tfrt ia.lMI r i.O.IMl wslfl far M.U U ft. Ik, wiaa Mil taasaasa wale far 0), treaf llpvm Far, htem Mind ami ant, (.aid ptatfd. iia,ii!tl r n ur vil mill tiiillalioil, . lib a taluk-gran'' aold MM tad la treat tradlaf walrb, mnvnnimil lii.'ki'l 7 j wr l at . m sa l iii I Amxrlran. Miarrantnt. afid n U unit I liim kcriMir. For VTatrb trxm VI faala up, ..m-niirV witrJis , SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.), Chicagi (jtMrt, Inbiik AC, kra tJtrMhij; nUbi-WUtot TRUSSES. 65C. $1.25 AND UP 65c. Wa ara Ihm the teri Daaal Trail wad tlia lrli'i clmiuwl ly otlifru, mnii WI V 7 ?5 OUARAHTEE TOlIT TOU PEItECTlV. H-r mS . " mwlali tliJFriarhTruM urotir Raw Vat lUirnlMa Klaall Trta. Illiiatrnti-rt fUlthll ul. out ml artidtomwltnOrit HI'UUL PttltH , Ut your llfta-hi, Walghl. At, linw lontf yoa hmn lin ruitur-Ml. wht Utftr mi'iur la lariftt oramalli Klao Ut ntmil-nr inch- arnuint thn on Una with the rtiiturt), aar whuthrr nilure I on rltfht or Irft atria, nrl wn wlf Mini rlthor trim tn you with th tinder Unrllnir If II lasWIK fstrlVH il aard aaal ! traaaaa Ibal ratall ai ihrve tlswrsi or prW,yuuc4Ui nturo llntl w Mill return your money. yVRITE FOR FREE TRUSS CATAIOOUE r ..i?""' rirasaM. liiclinlliiKtht IO.WI lt. TrM ) fC (halMraa alaaatt aay rasa, a ad wtaU h wa it) I tor Vstilv "r.8EAR8, ROEBUCK V Oo. CHICAvO " -Wat m m sarv Trio pro it Tf.mfAy for nrvou proctratloa nntl all iJiHiAiiet of tbe genorsUlv orKfttm of ottli'T uni, micii an Krrvoua I'r..lratlon, Fallltitr or Lou. Manhood, IrniMttciicy, Ntihtly KmUHlotm, Youthful Krrori, Moatal Worry, eiCRHlve uu of Tohicco or Upturn, whirl, load lo Coniiiniptloa aod Innaoity. With evar & onlur wu uuttraaU'i locum or rifuml tho moiiny. Hold at Vl.OV por bos, U Itoion for t.ua. Ill. fflOTfd CUIaniiIAbOOCleTid,Oblo For Sale Bv Linn Drug Co . AFTER USIVS. SEND tip tViOWEY llir Knit H t Mlatu a r ofTrml kf isv hmo BEWA.R G. i v irVHTATiCr-'S ("tu. M -II i:;, r li-t Uft.l'Maian.-laaar' .!!. .h , ,( Y" 1 I THKKUfmiCK ;.V,V(,;:',.,'':,;,i K3 'J (HT'iv'w UKtluin ur or. f.;-.i '....ii H'.'-j 'c latr it coas r tW . li-fi tt fvmTlfi that 3 fl l-i aritka Tdll lia.atJ if atanytli aVOM'T ijJbLAY, tn. H-w :. ttfyHn at I a., fl.Ml, $1. W. f.ft - 9 '.ST. l 113.70 I'M rsrikca- ssinriis a i ust i J VlW MM if 1 1 a4.ribd it. ibi. ' a.. Jw, rttaaTTM. aiaaraMaatnMtBe ta) Vie.fJ a ab 2&&'inu2Ri 8EAR8, ROEBUCK CO..ttkW. , lorthern Pacific RAILWAY 1ST tfieifw Pullman Sleeping fars Elegant Dining Cars :1 Tourlatl Sleeping Jar r. I'Aiu,, M1N.NKA1' 1. 1. lr-. iM. LTTtTT TO KAltllO," liliAND FORKS;" I'ltoiiKS'i'ONj WtNMPKti, illKl.KNA and Ul'TTK. Throunh Tickets to CTIICAtlti. WASHINGTON rtlll.AliK.l.l'HIA, XKW VOUK, ).... HUSTON, u All Pouts ?aKast and South. acf? & Forlinforniatlon, time cards, map alHltii-kets, call ou or write to K MrMlTRPHKY, r'"' "Swl"'. -r.us-M'e, Oiliou Oioito titianl ottii. or. A I) CHARLTON, Aftst llen'l l'ass. Agent, AT, Morrison St, oor Thinl, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO Till EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Dg-TOPtf' Pullman Palaca Sleepers Tour ist Sleenera and Rcclinln" Chair Cars Oa 1 1 to . . .'. OKNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And (other Kastrrn Cities. The only line from Portland Hireling passengers bet-cially Conducted Kxoursiona tlirougii to Chicago every Wednesday. trdr'PoptlandtoCHcago Via Southern l'ncitto, Union Pacific a tv jtypj. HAKKAve niieuictm tlitnnuh tu tlertinntitiii. Miuciiitictiiit ittintiry, (jnion iohb. inns, unity, niwrst rHtva. jVor lii'Uici in tWriiRt.il id, ly t mnf mvut, Sniitltoru 1'ftcUic Uoiiijmmij , Eugene StPBBlBiPrBi.Biay.r ITIMKCAKD. After the 4th of Oct. INWi, th street cars will run on the following sebeduet lime until further notice. MiVINU THRjDKI OT.' ; r 7:10.7:40-8:10-8:40-:Ili-:40-li -ili' a m i. - ,.rv bs'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOOH Sommervlllo & Bergar. a PureWVhisVlps and Rrsndles, the fines grades of Wines and Vis-arm, Mlsed : Drinks a specialty. Weinhard's..... Famoua Berr Bottle anai Draught FIRST CLASS..! AND VITALITY TTK. MOTT'H WTnU. 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