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mi 'I"1" ' ' -"' .i'-rUiJ ' iMwiMia- .. - - rim ICintl You llaro Always Bought, and which hus been iu use lor ow jcau, uus j-et.(4,. Alkw no All Clul''ui' l'itrttiiins and Substitutes nro but Ex pertinent that tiiilo with and eiuUuigrei- the heulth of Infants nud Childreu Experience n-aiust Experiment What is CASTOR! A CiUitni'iit is a subsfituto for Ca-.tor Oil, I";ivttorlo, Drop mill Soothing Syrups. It is llir.nilcys ant! I'leuwiiit. It contain neither Opium, Morphine nor :Icr Narcotic xiibstiinee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nud allayi FoverisJmos. It cures Diiii-i-licca, and Wind Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cut i:s Constipation and Flati'Uoiii-.v. it assimilates tho Foo.I, emulates the Stomach and Bowels, flviug healthy and natural sleep. Tlio Chlldreu's ranaeca--Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR1A ALWAYS 'Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMMNT. TT MUr.WaV TRIIT. NEW YORK CITY, SOUTH AND EAST -VI- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams' leave KiiRene for Portland and way stations at 3,54 a m; 1 K)8 p m. Lv Portland 8:30 a m 7:00 p m Lv Eugene 2:08 p in 12:34 a ra Ar Ashland 12:33 a in 11:30 a m Ar Hacrainento 5:00 p m 4:.i5 a in Ar San Francixco 7:45 p m 8:15 a m Ar Oeden 5:45 a m , 11:45 a m Ar Denver 1:00 a m 9 KM) a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a in 7;25 a m Ar Chicago 7:45 a m y.30 a m Ar Loa Angeles Ar El Pfluo Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar Now Orleans Ar Washington r New York 1:20 p m 0:00 p m 0:30 a in 9:55 a m 4:00 a ra 0:25 p ra 0:42 a in 12:43 p m 70 a m 9:00 p ra 0:30 a ru 9:55 a in 4.00B m C:25p m 0:42, a in 12:43 p in Pullman and Tourist care on both traiim. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogden and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chlcags, St Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Fran cihco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipines, Central and South America. See Mr I, i Adair, agent at Eugene or addres C H MARKHAM, G P A, Portland.Or. OREGON SHflRt LINE R. R. THE DIKEOT .ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fut Mall Line, or the BIO ORANoE Scenlo Line No of Cars On the Portland-Chicago Hpecial, "the finest n toe west. .Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (tourist) Sleepers. S' perb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. Tor further Information apply. L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Nagel, W E Coma TraTltnAat Ucn'liil 142 Third St. Portland, Or GO EAST Shortest and Quicksst Lina i TO ST. PAUL, OULUTH, M1HHEAPDLI3, CHICAGO An all points Eaab ThitiUEh Palace and Tourist Sleeper!. Olnl of and Buffet Smoklnf Llbrari Cars. Vt II.YTP.A1VS. VASTTTMK. SKKV IUEAN1) SCENERY UXEyU ALE Tick) t tn nnlnta Eat rl Portland and the QKKATNOKTHKKN HY..onaal a'. Month em Pw'fic Dett TiVlcrt Offm. Enene, or GRB I T XOK'CHERS Ticket Office 263 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For Kitre. Foldn and full Information rt ffarJin 9 l-astern Trip, call on or address. A. X C. iEN.VIRTOT. U ty Pass, and Ticket Agent Portland. VTA f uorno mo signature or nu iins Deeu made uuder his lier-Aljtf-tJ1-. . Hoiuil Minor vision slnuo its liifiiiicv. ono to iccelvc Toll , t, , Signature of PARTIES TO SEARCH FOR THE MISSING ANDREE. Three European Expeditions Are Outfitting for the Trip. Kansas City, July 6, Evelyn . B Baldwin, of Kansas arctto fame, today Raid to an Associated Press represeuta tlve i hat Capt. Ernest Audree, brother of tie Polar aeronaut, bad just written blm thai several European expeditions have been titled out to look for traced of his missiug brother and his com. pauioiis, rjtrlndberg and Fraeukel. Baron E Von Toll will bead .the Russian expedition, wblob Is to search, the aroiio coast of Europe and Asia. It will start 'rom Norway, proceed by the way ot Novazirnbla, pass tha en idling winter at Cupe Chelyuskin, Tityinlr Peninsular, and searching the Siberian ooast during ihe summer if 191)1, endeavor 'o reach Bering Strait-. This dangerous pn )ecl has not been attempt d since its accomplishment by Baron Nordenshjold in J871-73. Captaiu W Bode will this summer take a party of Germans to Franz Josef Land and communicate with the Ital ian expedition under tbe Duke of A bruzzi. A BweediBh and Russian ex pedition will operate In Buitzbergeti. Thrpe expeditious, one under Prof feasor Vaithoof, a Danish under Prof- fessor Auisirup, and an English under Captaiu Robertson,' have already started tor the east coast of Greenland. Woodburn Independent: Mis Mary and Tunis Vau Prooven, of Eugene, are visiting with their aunt, Mrs. G win, this week. Dairy Purchased. Floyd Vaughan has purchased Bar rell'a dairy and will continue tha business. Mr Vaughan has one of the finest herds of Jersey cows in this county and will guarantee the best aud purest of milk. He.not only asks for tbe continuance of old customers but solicits new ones. Men Wanted. Twmty men wanted at Saginaw to work In the sawmills and logging camp ol the Eooth-Kelley Lumber Company. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund tbe money If It falls to euro. E. W. Grove's signa ture is on e nth box. IKc ! iMii-!-r it Dot oiii;. a pcluMira but ailutv lovainmy i ei'ihors to tell iboui . li" 'iiile ful jure ellecU I in ny cj-t l, iroely useof Cbai-.iber-iv'i ' .:. lioleru d Dhnrnoea It i- j. I wns taken vi y l..,ily with Uux aul procured a buitle of this remedy. A li w lirarn of It eflectd a permanent cure. 1 take pleasure la reccomeudiug it to others suffering frnm that dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Vs. This remedy Is sold by W L 0-lmno. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btage leaves Eugene for Florence Daily exrpt Sunday at 8 a m Returning stage leaves Florentu for Eugene dally except Sundays at it p m Saturdays it 8 tn, Arrives in Eugene at 6 p in th day following. mxnt.1 farb. 5 K'.IISO TRIP ; j; Tickfta tor sale at I. Beoae' llrr bam, Fnncne, or at llurd IWTenpon'l office In rtorance. mliisatsM-a ml ..-alia iinHaa Id lima'a rich buet again tlu afcy. Fair wntlnU that year by yaar Have waicktd aJuw cei.tur.ea go by. Within such perfect calm doth reign Aj Uy no word niajr be expreat ; For, though without nwn war with ncrt weary aoula aw nil may i And, rating, gather strength anew Uii) dim numoriala of thj part; Tbc laiih our lather held bo Ida true O'er diverse love's light to caat, C M. Paint in ChamUora' Journal. HAVE EYES AND SEE NOT. Iverjrtlar llattera That Some People Seem n'evcr to Notice. "Can you tell uie If collections of tbe mail ura made today V" asked on elder ly uiuu of a young uinn iu a Pennsyl vania uvenue news store last Sunday. "Yes; there are several collections uiatle In this city on Sunday," was the mi. .ver. "lo yuu know the hour'" "My friend, In (runt of this store Is a mail box, and on tbe front of it U to be found a card with the hours of dal ly collection neatly tabulated. Ex amine It." "TuankB." "This Is an example why some of the old men are pushed to the wall In the struggle 'or life aud a,hy It is not always the old pructitlune who is the best," said the youug man. "For man of apparently 70 to ask In the city of Washington such a question us thut gentleman Just addressed to mo is little short of criminal and well ex emplifies how woefully deficient some people are with reference to matters of common knowledge which ought to be in the possession of every schoolboy at the age of 10. "There are certain wrinkles of met ropolitan, life that some people seem never to graBp. Tbe running leeway of the street cars, their termini, the streets through which they pass and the districts they tap, the running time between Washington and the principal cities of the railroads, a thor ough knowledge of the environments of the city, . the major questions of tbe mail service and a thousand and one matters which. If not directly ac quired by learning should be by no sorption, ought to be at the finger tips of every person who enjoys the priv ilege of metropolitan life." Washing ton Star. Filed For Her Photo. Many a refusal to sit for a picture has been given because of a knowledge of advancing years and fading beauty. It remains for the Devonshire folk, however, to give a new point on "mak ing up" .for a sitting. S. Baring- Gould's "Book of the West" supplies the Incident. The looks of Devonshire and Cornish lassies are proverbial. A complexion of peaches and cream, a well proportioned body and well molded features are the characteristics. West country women, as they are, called, cannot forget they were once comely. A woman of 75 years was brought forward to be photographed by an am ateur. No words of address conld in duce her to speak until the operation was completed. Then she put her fin gers Into her mouth. She sold: "You wouldn't ha me took wi' my checks failed In? I Just stuffed The Western Mornin News into my mouth to fill 'n out." Batterr Plaoe. Battery place Is the traditional spot where, on May 0, 1020, the Indian own ers of Manhattan bartered It to the Dutch for baubles worth 60 guilders. . As early as 1093, there being a war with the French, "a platform upon the outmost point of rocks under the fort" was designated as a suitable place for a battery, and the council was called upon by Governor Fletcher to furnish "80 cords of stockades, 12 feet in length, for the purpose of building same." In 1733 a really Imposing battery, with a no less Imposing title, "The George Augustus Boyal battery," was erected by Governor Cosby, and "The Battery" has remained on our city map ever since, associated though It has been with tbe pleasures of peace to a much greater extent than with the art or the practice of warfare. New York Sun. squelchlna; an Bneore Fiend. The long, solemn gentleman with the piercing eyes tapped gently on the shoulder of the encore fiend In front of him. "Allow rao to present you," said he, handing the applauder a small paper package. "What does this mean?" asked the recipient wrathfully as he opened the package and found about (2 in dimes and nickels. "It means this," replied the solemn gentleman: "I have noticed your ear nest efforts to have everything twice. Therefore I have taken up this small collection In order that yob may come tomorrow Instead of trying to get your two performances In ono evening." Indianapolis Press. A Load Voiced Bird. A story runs that on a certain day. two men, one of them very deaf, were walking by the railway. Suddenly, an express train rushed by, and as It passed the engine emitted a shriek that seemed to rend the very sky. Tbe bearing man's ears were well nigh spilt, but the deaf man struck an ecstatic attitude. Then, turning to his suffering friend, he said, with a pleas ed smile: "That's the first robin I've heard this spring!" Kansas City Independ ent In Japan handkerchiefs are made of paper, cords are twisted from It and Imitations of Cordova leather are skill fully contrived from It Tbe contented man Is never poor, the discontented never rich. French Tansy Wafers, me world's a mous remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are tbe only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Parle; take nothing elae, but Insist on genuine; In red wrapper with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 808 Turk -t, San Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or aetit In plain wrapper direct on receipt of 12. MADDENED ELEPHANTS the Unat Drutea Often Driven Wild by- Fearful Tusk Achea. "Zanzibar," suld ltoben CravKfoial, Is the gnau'st market for South .Afri can Ivory, which is brought there iu large quantities from the InU'rlor. This Ivory Is placed In large ware houses from which It is either Bold at ouco or el-v held therein for a better market. The man In charge of these warehouses was a very Interesting intruder, ail expert In Ivory, lie told me many curious things about It and imiKig others propounded tho following theory as an explanation of why ele phants go mad and occasionally run amuck. "Iu the warehouse were a pair of magniUceot tusks, measuring fully 14 feet from tip to tip. which Iu life must have been carried by a verttobJo Go Uah among elephants. The expert In showing me these tusks poluted out the fact that wullo one wns complete and flawless the other wns broken off at the point and showed deep scratches and abrasions throughout Its length. " Now.' said he, "If you will lok near the bnso you will fliid a hole made by decny that had struck Into tho nerves and given that elephant a toothache. And think what a tooth ache of toothaches a 14 foot tooth must have held. In his effort to relieve this pain tho elephant rubbed his tusk against rocks aud trees and dros'O it Into the earth, which mutilated It In the manner you see here. I have fre quentl. come across places whore an elephant has ripped up great spaces In the forest and torn down the trees, and I am positive that toothache was the cause of this frenzy. " 'An elephant in a circus going sud denly mad and killing his keeper is not an uncommon thing, but I'll wager that in nine coses out of ten If they would properly Investigate the matter they would Qnd that the brute's sudden frenzy spmng from so ordinary asuse as common, everyday toothache " Exchange. A TRIUMPH OF SURGERY. The Caae ot a Mnn Who Swallowed Hta Suapendern. A case recorded iu the Boston Med ical and Surgical Journal by Dr. M. H. Richardson Is a remarkable exam ple of the extraordinary feats In swal lowing foreign bodies sometimes per formed by men. A man, aged 20 years, was admitted to tho hospital, lie said that two weeks previously, while he was In a despondent state, ho hail endeavored to swallow his suspenders and had suc ceeded In getting down certain por tions, but how much ho had swallowed ho could not telL Ho did not complain of pain, but rather of discomfort un der the breast while eating. Tho food at times passed easily Into tho stom ach. At other times It wns regurgitat ed Immediately. Nothing could be seen in tho throat. With a probe sorno ob struction was felt- A sklagrnm showed a suspender buckle at the middle of tho chest and possibly another higher up. As tho chief danger in esophageal Impaction Is from ulceration into tho great ves sels, especially when the foreign body has sharp edges, and as fatal erosion usually takes placo, in two weeks or less, It was concluded that If there was any erosion It was sufficiently ad vanced to make even tho most careful manipulation dangerous. Tho problem was how to perform extractloa with out producing fatal hemorrhage. The throat was opened, and with a pair of forceps, a string attached to a brass ring and then half n suspender with two buckles and finally a third bucklo wore removed. A probnng was passed Into the stomach without meet ing with further obstruction. The wound was closed with silk sutures, and recovery ensued. Not an Indian. TT Q Tlnnl n 1 n 11 alt ,A ftf Wtl! IB. A. Kl. WWUp u utvus"--- u- i - Ham F. Cody (Buffalo BUI), lives at a place In Wyoming which bears tho strango name of B. X. Itanch, Slack. Among tho curious questions put to her by visitors are these: "I suppose you have a largo -collection of Indian scalps?" "Havo you ever been scalped your self?' "Do you keep buffaloes as domestic pets?" Once, on tho ranch, while sho was entertaining a foreign stronger, her father rode by, and she said: "There goes Colonel Cody now." Tho man looked at tho horseman long and anxiously. "Are you sure about It?" "Certainly. I know him very well indeed." "Well, I-declnro! I was never so sur prised In my life. Why, that man is a gentleman, and not an Indian at all." Don't Borrow. Only the other day a Boston firm of harks charged a man $5 for making out tho mortgage on a loan of 810 aud then charged him Interest A Lowell shark recently loaned a man 820 and charged him 83 for making out tho mortgage, and every mouth bo causes the man to sign a new mortgago and charges him 83 each time, besides tho regular rate of Interest thus bringing the Interest up to 8100 per cent per annum. The several mortgnges are not recorded since the first one, and every 83 the borrower pays goes into the lenders pocket Boston Traveler. Matter of Doubt. Dlx I want to congratulate you. Mix On what? Dlx I understand you are the father of a fine boy. Mix Oh, that was about three months ago. Dlx But it Is a matter of congratu lation Just the same, isn't It? Mix I don't know about that I nly got about 1ft minutes' sleep last light Detroit Free Press. Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit O I! Mtradmsn of Newark, Mich., In the civil War, It caused horrible ulcers that no treat ment helped for 20 yesr. Then Buck ten's Arnica Halve cured him. Cures cut, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corn', skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. 2-1 cts a box. Cure guaran teed. Sold by W L DeLano, drug gist. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Nntii'ee ueilerthu lu-ad nt to rxceed lv. Hum, M cenu ) r wrek; 1 60 a in-.utli; 81: lr yr. ror Sale. KOIt SALE At a bargain, one ol the best stock and gram rauuties of 740 acres. 8 milt-n from Eugeue. Will bo old in. u whole, or in part, to suit, puicl.iixer. Easy terms. Fo p,i ticulors apply to John Iughsi.,, a,. Ax Billy Di imrtmeiil Store. FOB SALE. roniM Fm.i ui .1 Jeller fcim .-; riv(n, one 10 iowii botiM', aud tun loin, suxlGU feet ecti. Good barn, water, fruit. tine garden ground Also house ami lot, corner First an . Lawrence Bireets, lot titi feet 8 Inches, by J mi fret, young frrit Irees, good es"l'-n L'lnniiri, -:itf-, ie. lnn luu?-e and lut, eoiiiei W illameiie and Kiiurieentli eireeU. For prices and lernix u.in- SJ sills, Tacotua, Wash, linx Ml, or mil ut Guaku oil Ice. FOR SALE A flue stock ruuch con tuiniut! tlO acres fur sale at a bargain. Will hell as a whole nr in parts, one containing implement, house aud two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Situated six miles Imul Eugene. Cull on or address J M Gearhnrt Euiteue, Oregon. FOU SALE two pomes, weight about XiU. Inquire of Wiug & Langworthy Imtchem, Willamette street. FOU SALE. a Iresh Jersey oow. Inquire of E J MaClunahau. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl lo do gui-nil housework! Inquire of Mrs. E. R Skipwortli, Eugene. GIRL WANTED Inquire at one i.t reHldcnoe of C H Hales. Junction Items. Times, July 6. Mr and Mrs Frank Moorhead left on the overland Friday morning for Newport, where the sad sea rolls and the razor clams bloom. They will be absent during July. The oratiou of Mr Bkipworth showed otreful study and an observing mind! Me dealt in solid facts and while somewhat lengthy It ai.ounded iu hlstorlo eveuts that are always inter esting to tbe American ear. He re ceived good attention and his ellorts were highly appreciated. Mr and Mrs Milan, of Pleasant Hill, and Mrs Milan's sinter, Miss Boss liees of Thurston, were tbe guests of Mr and Mrs S L Moorhead Wednesday night. They were on their way to Blaobly where Mr Milan will teaoh tbe sum mer term rf school. Mr Milan Is a successful teaoher and we oheerfully recommend him, and also his family to ihe good people of Blachly, Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to thepub llo to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to tbe needy and sufloring. The proprie tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten million trial bot tles of ibis great iiiedloine, and havi the satisfaction of knowing It hiu absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases of the throat, ohest and luugBare surely oured by It. Call on W L DeLuu", druggist, and get a free trial bottl- liegular size 60o and $1 Every boitle guaranteed or price refund) d. I-LA ; Hit OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parte of the body, sinking at tbe pit of the stomach, loss of u petite, fevertBhness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of luipare blood. No matter bow It became so, it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Auker'a Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Borofulousor Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell evety bottle on Hisit.lvea guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano. Kohler & Cbase Music House. Owing to the death of C H Harper, of Winter & Harper, of Seattle, Wash., the branch piano and organ depart ment that has been run by them in this city, will hereafter be conducted direct by Kohler 4 Chase, of Man Fran Cisco, where you will always And a fine line of pianos aud organs' at Ban Francisco prices. instruments sold on easy Install ments. This will be conducted by Geo F Craw and ii E Morris, In Tllm Block, south of t lie Hoflinan House, Ninth street, Eugene, Oregon. Ymtr a'.Untlnn Is celM to Ihe "PIONKHR T.I M IT K I )" trains of the "CHIC A CO, M 1 1, WAUKKK'ft HT I'AUL KAIMIOAI)" '"I'he only perfect trains in the wnrld." Yon will find it desirable to ride on those trains whsn going to any point In the Kastem States or Canada, They conn rt with all Transcontinental Trains and all Ticket Airsnta sell tickets. For further Information, pamphlets, etc., ask any Ticket Agent or C J KDDY JWCA.- KY, General Aiteo;. Tniv I'aa Agent. Portland, tueg hi fi.'''iy1i' Deafness Cannot lie Cured lly local applications, as they cuunnt reach the diseased portion of the ear There Is ouly one way to euro deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an lullnmed condition of the mucous Ilulng of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube eets Inflamed you have a rumbling 'oiinii or imperfect hearing, and whim K .s entirely closed deafness U tin, result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten nr.i e;i cl by catarrh, which Is niit'in c but an luflulueJ enndltl.ni nf the. luuooii- surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any - of deafness (caused liv catarrh) thai can not be cured by nail's l aiarrli t ure. Send for circu lars, trie. F J Chunky &, Co , Toledo, O 8"ld by Druggists, 7oo. Hali'a Family Pills are the best. i Volcanic Eruptious. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob Me of joy. Kuoltlotvs Arnica Halve cures tbeni; aim Old Running and Jiever Hores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Hcalds. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure ou earth. Drives out Pains and Aoues. Ouly28cts a box Cure guaranteed. Soly by W L De Lauo, Druggist. niarts VITAl.l I LOST WKJOI-: AND MANhOC Cures Iinpotcncy, Night Emission . ,1 .-' wastino; diseases, all ellccts r abuse, or excess ai-d titi;:' cretion. Aiiprvotoiilcai'l blood builder. Brings t.:c K S i'i"ii- fcll'r iu inuc.in.-fft3,lli'.! jWSW restores the lire cf you'.., By mail BOc per box: 4J ho.vi lor ita.50; wit" a, written fctmrm! too to cure t f I'cittntl tho niunc . NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IU . For sale WI, DeLano Di oxgi t MA!E .American Beauties. wife mm M.V'&i'WSTp Latest Models. On Kacb Box. KALAISUKO CORSET CO. SOLE IKANtlfACTURERS. SOLD flY AX BILLY vspepssa Cure. Digeiis Vfht you eat. Iturti(lclttilyrilgcs1'thefoorl &n4a!(H. Wliiuro m strcrgthening and rccon slriicUtig the exhausted digestive or gans. 1 1. iiUhc.liil.csl. discovered digest Bntnnd in'.ilc. No' of her preparation can uijpvnacli it in clllclency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulent, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick II eitdachu, G list nilgl ii,Cramps,ana all other I'csti 1 1 s i f I inperf ect d igestion. Prepared by . C. UaWItt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. lorner Drug Store. montciircd mo sent by mall on aVtr Hont by mall on Sale Bv nam psj-- uAiiHci sui.oiusmnmrflAtiimtf h, ! ' nni-iK-'ili.'-KSi y.itif ii-vo-niri, 'Him i fraln pi 1K' iif.inry,r,ari ty r a t.lfjti -. frVj-.t 0. Mint Tlfk t ileiif.L nu'riou uahWiji you -t feL'icr Price $I5.SQ Fi & bOlHSETS put For ti ffi-lKM . iirirj;e. Miifjurm w.iikiih i jii i oiimUandt.n'i'f vcra;c7jcnu for (Mich ivw mi ir (JIVE IT THREE tAOtlUA yowrown h.nf.,nd w wilt rvt.im r'ffr f.Yi :iy .1 lr , atbla tUln, Lutll4.il) for tlilft Ult'lp Ul.ht. CAHIt.KT hh' nrrnicai im rtrr nurmi y nn Itituir. BEWARE OF. IIWI'I ATlONg tlacmojitt,' li- rlntf -it tin usinlnt uminr vai Iuub naiii. iimntt. WlUaorii fiisn lul l.lrasTt oaid It ani rh arr r II ' THE BUPViGK tnuVrxt;:. arTTTT-TT -rntw wnor mill. .ar,a - "" rifv Wdri. iT COSTS YOU 9.: I.M. f "-on tt rvinwlnrrt thr v ' TO Htf ntfR tli.W Itftaot tl U'JM'X Dl - . .. (Snsiri. Itortliticl: ,', ft b a.Tl-ir ra within trirr I TC : . 1. v. L mm u ,,i'. iwii. vi ,1: ' I t-iJ T. 1 I SO I ,J 1 I; i.w.r MM ilM,im, car,,d,pansll,sai .J ft J) I sVi0H8'll ri7?, J ,T " J f"l.1iifHili-kl dr...ri,ulls.'fi.uoVfoiar iSs' I IT I k -i I EH Jiov!. !..!' .. " -'i"'-'.treUiia. ri.,.l l.rr. IlisWra Itl I H fiWl :-o13; S VoJr udi- 1 ' "''''llH"rsaattCTitoaull ' IS'J.l Jff ."liTir ''"'"M,l'.i.!eT,ii,.f,,ilirsKir.lniproTiidioo t SEAPft POePUCK ft T iinc.) ChlcaRO, III. -sV BICVCLES 1, blry-jMat .0ft, M.0O, T.W. . it. 00, (aaaaw IMWaatfaattlaaaaaiaUU at ll.lk, tr Qui Atm rfaTtl AT 113.75 lhr farthaa-fraleai kanala erer aiTr4 at tha price. It laooverr-d hy a ailbllS ffCrtilftU, swmaiy aisja mnmr, nieia sn rirj'Mi ramotia liemfn tiauiirvr, nn mutunient, wttn ararlafla-lrllt., loUla. Ilandl lur, Too la and Tnnltomg. Unannlpd black, (rrfQ or mtrmn, Iff TOO tTHII HirTa itftrllrl , siMrwIi a a ), orthern Pacific RAILWAY XT ixr Pullman Sleeping nars Elegant Dining Cars Tourlstl Sleeping; 'Jar ST. PAUL. MINNKAf OTT rvirajTiT, TO KAHGO, Hi HAND FOHK3 f 'l!OOKSTONT" pVINXIPEe; HELENA and hutte; Throuoh Tickets to CHICAGO. WASHINGTON I'lULADEI.PHIA, NEW YOUK. y- BOSTON, and All Point East and South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, cull on ur write to B McMUKPHEY, , General Afent, Eugene, Office Opposite Guard office. ' Or. A D CHARLTON, c ' Asst Cltn'l la.u A ..An. a Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeiers and Reclinln" Cnalr CaraDalh'to , . .. DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland otTettng paaseaKors Specially Conducted Excursions through to Chicago every Wedneaday. eTSPoptland to GNcago Vifl Hon Ui era Pacific. Union Pacific N W Ky's, lfoKKAffe checked through to destination. Magnificent .scenery, Union fletiot. taut time, lowest rates. JTor further information, apply to any agent Southern VaciBc Comimny, or II la-ATUROP, UKBRO M'ljene Street Railway. TIMBOABD. - After the 4th of Oot. 1896, the street cars will run on the following scheduet time until further notice. MAVINO THB DEH.T.I 7:IO-7:40-ti:10-N:40-9:10-:40-10rOO m hen verv ba'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Pure 'Whiskies and Bremlie, th 6dm Cade of Wines and 'Jin-art Mixed rinka a specialty. Weinhard's...:. Famous Beer Bottle and. Draught FIRST CLASS.. DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT wil euro Blind, IliecdiiiK nud Itching riles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at ouco, acta as a poultice, gives Instant l-olicf. Prepared only for Piles and Itching of the irivntn parts. Kvury box is warranted. Judge Ooons, of Vtnyavlllo. Kv.. says: " Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Olnb after yenrs of suffering." ' Bold by druggiata receipt of price. 60 cents and 11.00 per box. receipt of price. 60 cents a Linn Drug Co DLUtJUa!"l! -t -i ',it-n'l" . J 1 .". b hik i ini tntniCJ brntlnir tatmttle, tvutomaMat . n-n-it.fi iiirrrsiior.iniproTBaiw lllllltl Gatriirtr. tMUfltntrOdleb VMS 1 .TO J ii'Vi. fflw&mrMM 111 T.nm. OUAR 1TfCia Uwllr: i..ln.nl.(l mM4 Z', .V f' Wt".-"! 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