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Newspaper Page TextTho Ki'ltl 'ou 1IaT0 Always Bailout, and trlm-ii ims been In Wo f"r over 30 years, Ium l.oi-uo tho signature of ana lias iei-u mmlo nnucr Uis jior- 7f . 0"1 supervision sinco k-5 hifinpj . (utryZ ''u4cLi Allow no one if leceivo j nt ii -. Ui All Co'iI,tcr'u's' Iniitations and Sr.b tutu? ai e, ji , ,,,l.i.iits Hint 1r!Uo Willi ami tii'.-i ircr tlie ti.-i: J " jiiliiut C'!tlilrii Uxporii-iiro auiiist J'.xii.r.iiuii.. What is CA3TORIA rastorlu i a- wibstltiitc for Casio-.- C!?, IJa ecroric, Drops nud. Sootlilns? Syrups. It Is Harmless ami Pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Tlorpliiuc nor other Nareotie substance. Its ago i its guarantee. It liextroys Worms nml allays Feverbilmess. It cures I)i.irrliua anil Wittil Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation nml Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio Ptoiuacli and Bowels, giving- liealtl'y and natural sleep. Tlio C'hililru,1's Panacea Tho MotUer's l-"rleiid. J ' Bears tlie Signatory of The Kind You fe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Yecrs. the ecr-TAim company, tt Munnav strcct. hcw vouh city. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA RGUTE Tralnul leave I'.inreni for Portland and way stations at 3:54 a m; 1 :08 p in. IjV Portland Lv Eugene Ar Aahlauil Ar Sacramento Ar Snn Francisco 8:30 a m 2:08 p in 12:33 a in o:(Jil p in 7:45 p in 7:00 p m 12:34 a in ):30 a m 4:35 a m 8:15 a m Ar Ouden Ar Denver Ar Kansas City Ar Chicago 5:45 a m 0:00 a m 7:25 a in 7:45 a m 11:45 a m 9:00 a m 7;25 a m 9.30 a m Ar Log Angeles Ar Kl Paso Ar i'ort Worth Ar (Jityof Mmico Ar Houston Ar New l)rlean,s Ar Washington r New Yoik 1: ?0 p m (l) p m 0:30 a m 9:n5 a m 4:00 a in (i:25 p in 13:42 a m 12:43 p ra 7 -.H0 a m 9:U0 p m 6:30 a ra 9:55 a ra 4:00da In 6:25;p m ti:42t a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cam on both traiue. Chair earn Sacra mento to ligilen and Kl Vaso, and tourist curs to Chicai;, St Louis, New Orluaua aud WaHhinttoii. Connecting at San Fran ci&co with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipines, Central and South America. Eee Mr L n Adtiir, aceiit at E'iKeiie ur addros 0 II MAHKHAM, (i 1 A, Portlai.d.Or. CHEBON SHQHi LM R. THE DIKl-A.T .ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Uolorado, and all Eastern Points. filves choice or two (avorlte routes, via in UNION PACIFIC Fait Hall Uue, or tho KlOURA.NKKUcotilo Line No Changs ol Cars On the Portland-ChliMBo Speolal, "the finest n the west." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine Mew Ordinary (fouist) Sleepers. Superb Lftrai-y-Builet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carU) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibule! For further information apply. L L STEVENS, Agout, Eugene, or J R Nagol, Tra lais .t ii T'lird St W EComj Poitlftti'l. Or GO EAST Slortest ?d Oyi.kBit ST. PAUL, L'JLUTH, MIHHERP0LI5, GHiCRBO An all points EnsL Through Palsea and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smokin, Librsrj Cars. rntt.VTItilS- VAWTI.MK. 8EiVK KANI) SCKNEltY t'NKUAI.E Tul:-t to i-iintK East vi Portland and the OKK VT XOHT1IKKN l!Y.."nal at S .Hh em P.i'ic PeiKit Ticki-t Otrce. K-men.', ol ORE vT NOlll'ilEliN' Ticket OHice 263 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For list, Folders and f-ill information re gardinK stern Trip, call on or addr. A. 3. C. DKNNISTON, City Pus. and l'icket Agent Portland. ZaSS3X ISO- ALWAYS No Right To Ugliness. The woman who la lovely in face, form anil temper will always have friends, but one who would be attrac tive musl tfrp bcrheaih. If ahe Is wenh, ail-sly uud all run down, she will be i e.vous and irruable. If she has oiiialiubtion or kidney trouble, her Inipure blond will cause pimples, blotches., skin eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Electric Bitiera la the best medicine in the world to regulate stiminch, liver and kidneys and to purify the blond. It gives strong nerves bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion, it will make a goon lonkinir cnarmlne woman or ruu-down invalid. Only 60 cents at W h De La o's Drug Htore. Teachers' Institute. i lie teachers' annual county lnatl tute will commence Monday, July 30, 1000, and continue live daya, viz: July 30, 31, August 1, 2 and 3 All teachers holding either state or county certifi rales are r quired by law to attend the Institute. There will be three instruct nra in attendance and every possible ellnrt will be made to make the lnatl tute pron'abla and interesting. W M Miller, County riuperlntendent. Call For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office ON and after July 10, 1900. Interest on same will cease July 10, 1000: All Lane county warrants from registered num ber 7175 to 7508, both inclusive. Dated, Eugene, July 9, 1900. A 8 Pattebsov, County Treasurer. Tailor I Tailor! I Tailor!!! Walter Gladstone, an experienced cutter and tailor, haa located In Eu gene, And may be found at the rea end of Hie nanoon clothing aud fu niahlng store In the Matlock block Mr Gladstone brings good reco- mendations, and guarantees llrst-class work. Dairy Purchased. Floyd VuuKhau has purchased Bar retl's dairy aud will continue the business. Mr Vaughau has oneot the Hnest herds of Jer.-ey cows in this county and will guarantee the best .ind purest of milk. He not only asks for the continuance of old customers out solicits new nrjea. Meu Wanted. - enu on ii wmHd at .Ssglnaw to rk it the hhwiuIIIn and loggn p t; i -. li otb-Kelley Lumber I v. i h.ri' ; Unrfc, itf8r$ and ii.'.ers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. EliBEHE-FLQREHGE STAGE LINE. B. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Floronoe niiv nint riundav at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Flnrene fur Eugene daily except Holidays at if p til Kniiirilnva at 8 a ni. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p ru the day following. . MSOI.E PARC aonsu TKIP Tickets for sale at PnfTtip. or at Hunt r.orcne. BOO n jo , Hanrs' urery nam, pavenuiM's offlos lo HOME AGAIN. Fu dowa tht Un A window mm Shine mid tb trra throuh night &nd rain; lit wcda r drow "nirouth which a ftnev Bprtwli out, oat im not wbera nor whence. And tberv tht vpriatfhouM, lndiitlnct ol lln. O'er roofed and tangled with tnunpet tine. No thing li heard, No beaat or bird. Only the rain by which are itirrtd The draining learea And trlcillnit eav Of crib and bam one acarce percelTM, And gardena whets old taabioned ooVra bang wet. The phlox, the candytuft and mignonette. Why ihould I wait! The hour la late: She has not heard me at the gat. Upon the roof Tlie rain vn proof Against nir honia hurrTing hoot. And wiiin ttw old gate with Its weight and chain Creaks she will think It but the wind and rain. Along I Steal With cautious heel And by the lamp lit window kneel. And there she sits And rooks and knits Within the shadowy light that flits On face and hair, so sweetly sad and any. Dreaming of rum she thinks is far away. Upon my cheeks Is It the streaks Of rain, as now the old porch creaks Beneath my stride 7 And open wide The door flings, and she's at my aide. vear mother I And, back from the war, her boy Kisses ber face all itr earning wet with joy. ktadlaon Cavreia in Uarper'a llaxar. 0O0aeOeOcOsO 0'0'eaOae0eOae0'e0 9 A ftTTT,T,Tmr I OF METHOD O Young Bowen'a Contempt 6 For Army Bed Tape. T f O-e-O-O-e-O-O-C-t-O 0-00"C"e.0.0,-O Young Clancy Bowen brought to New York from his western home a life equipment of so much energy, com bined with the unshakable belief that It was easy enough to "do things" if you only "got down on your four legs and exercised," that bis friends, both new and old, expect a great deal of him. But they are yet awhile no near er dropping the objectionable Introduc tion to his name than they were three years ago, when Bowen bad no better sense than to spend a week of his pre clons time In the attempt, according to promise, to collect an old and out lawed debt from a vanishing person in tho east for the benefit of some one "at home." Then and always they called him "young." Only this winter he had an experience which should have been formative. It stunned him, perhaps, but he awoke unchanged. Bowen's brother, a soldier in the reg ular army, went to tho front In 1898. The stay at home, however, bore a heavier burden of the distresses of the campaign in Cuba than the one who saw tho battles. When he read In tho newspapers that the army was keenly suffering for food while whole shlpfuls of stores remained untapped at anchor a few miles off the beach, the young man seethed with pent up Irritation pent up until he bad finished a scrap of breakfast at his boarding house, where there was no one but the landlady, and she deaf, and found the ear of an ac quaintance down town. Say, what good are tlioso generals? They ain't fit to be pitching hay I Say, I'd get a rope on to every one of those dhlps, one by one, and haul 'em up on shore, and I'd dump 'em out and Oil up the brave fellows fighting for their country till they was gorged I" "Yon couldn't do that, or anything, not It you was a general," said the other. "Red tape." He repeated the last words decisively. "Red tape!" "I'd ravel it all out!" cried Clancy and hurried off. That was the man; this is the simple experience: The brother came back from tho war not a bit the worso either for tho fast ing or the fighting, but the chance of army life did not bring him within reach of Clancy's arms for more than a year. Then, after everything else had been said, the soldier let fall the Information that he bad been obliged to leave his extra clothing, together with most of his worldly goods, at the barracks In California when he was or dered to the front and regretfully wish ed he had them now. "Where ' did you put tho things?" asked Clancy, alive at once, ready to take charge of the matter of getting tbem back. "Captain told me to pack my stuff in my company locker, and I did No. 05, Benlcia barracks. Second infantry storehouse," rattled off the soldier. "Well, all we have to do is to write out to the man, the Janitor, or what yon call 'em. who keeps care of the building, and ask him to send your duds along eh, as you have need of em here. I'll fix It up for you." "I dunno," said tho other hesitating ly; "that wouldn't be quite right, you writing the letter and all. I'd better ask my captain to write. He'll say 'communicate to tho chaps out west. Then It'll all be reg'lar." "Oh, weU," Clancy sniffed; "that will do, I s'pose. Is your captain a good teller! Will he tend up to it sharp? If not, you'd better let me" But the other Interrupted decidedly. He would do things In the right way, and It would be better In the end, he said. Several months passed. Nothing was heard from Benlcia barracks. Clancy tried to make bis brother "punch up" the captain. He even wrote a fevered appeal himself to the man who, be reckoned, must have taken away thoso things and sold them, but the soldier would not let the letter be mailed. Tho brothers nearly split up over this ques tion, for Clancy said be was ashamed that one of his family should have so little "hustle" In him. "I teU you It's no use to do anything but wait." said the brother in nis sin Did. firm way. And last week he was proved right A red Inked, blue Inked, French Tansy Wafers, tue world's anions remedy for Irregular and pain fill periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' frienrt French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else. but ln"l"tnn genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France PnigComnsny, lmimrbn, r8 Turk ut Han Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt of 12. Srcen lukod bundle of paper, ill) lasted together nud strung out with a pinned pipy of his letter to his captain, i-.niie lo the soldier, lie brought the thin;; to Clancy at the Hist opportunity. "Snakes:" -aid the young man. "Is Hint quite all? Conversational, ain't it? Well, let's see. -Respectfully for warded to the adjutant, ltenlela bar racks, with request that a search be In stituted for the purpose of llmlliu; t'io lo-.lilng said to have been packed in-ity That's from your captain, and t .i.v mil It the llrst "indorsement."' I Itiney turned anil twisted the wail of papers ahum until j-.e founii what no v.-as looking for, then read: -.SeeoiMl in lorsenient. The box lock r referred to was shipped, with nil its .-onteuts, to I'ort Leavenworth, Kan., in Hee. S, ls'.i;i,' and he says ho knows you might possibly get It If you ap plied to the iiuai-tennaster lit Fort Leavenworth. That's good news. Course they haven't made It take nny more journeys since. Now your cap tain takes a lianil. lie's respectful, but he puts his paw right down. I ace that. Teqiici-t that the contents be torwaru-,-il :; s u a in practicable.' "' -l-'inii ill indorsement. Respectfully referred to the quartermaster.' That's at Leavenworth. Now we're getting warm. "Fifth Indorsement. Respect fully returned the adjutant. Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,' he says. Well, he's found your stuff mid wants 'au thority to ship.' That's what we're after. "Sixth Indorsement. Respect fully forwarded to the assistant ad jutant general something or other de partment of Missouri, rei nesting au thority to forward.' Well, he just very respectfully returns to the quartermas ter up there, who returns back to him, and then he returns It to somebody else, who tells 'the commanding on-lcer' at Lenveuworth that he cau send you your old pants If lie wants to, William, but he must be sure and send the pa pers back." Clancy sighed seriously. " 'Tenth Indorsement. Fort Leaven worth. Kansas. Itespeel fully referred.' Oh, respectfully referred, to the quar termaster for his Information and guidance. Want to save tlie wear and tear on the quartermaster's tn-alns. lie cheaper tb buy you new duds, I should any Here's a few more. 'Eleventh Indorsement.' " Clancy paused, his brows knitting. "Oh. this is good stuff," he cried out. "It tells the vtory, all of it. Listen: " 'Respectfully returned to the ad jutant, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., with the report that under authority Indorsed hereon aud hi couformlty with' there's a lot of dates nud re quests that he has In coufoiui to, but he made out to pack your things In a box, aud, Wllllnm, they'ro n-comlug. There's more Indorsements, though: 'Respectfully returned to l'rlvnto Wil liam Bowen, Inviting attention.' 1 guess sol Have you got the goods, William?" "No," said William. "I been reading this." "And then the adjutant returns re spectfully to you, but you don't get It, and then the captain returns respect fully to you, and you do get It, thir teenth and fourteenth indorsements, good, and the box Is on, tho way." Clancy, though abashed, becaiuo sar castic: 'Do you circulate a round robin be fore they'll let you put on them pants?" he asked. And a few weeks later ho had entire ly recovered from the Bhock. loung Cltiucy Uowcn was himself again. 1'ou'd orter let mo write out about your things," he said. New York Com mercial Advertiser. Fires In Natal. In Natnl lire still continues to bo ono of winter's perils. After months of drought plantations become so much tinder, and should by chance any field take tire nnd a "hot wind" bo blowing the devastation wrought Is widespread if not ruinous. One "Black Monday" nearly 30 years ago will long bo memorable for the de struction wreaked through two coun ties by the ruthless lire fiend. "Fire breaks" of trees or bare spaces combin ed with vigilance In suppression have greatly lessened tho risks of conflagra tion, but the dangers of grass fires will long be a inonnee to the tree planter and pastorallst In tho upper districts. Natnl has been described as a "vast meadow." Its hills are clothed from foot to brow with crisp nud waving grass. The latter often overtoils a man's head. From the earliest record ed times It has been the fashion, and a wasteful, barbarous fashion It seems, to burn these luxuriant pastures. CornhllL Whitewash, A good whitewash Is made by put ting a piece of lime weighing nbout live pounds In a granite pan or bucket. I'our on It a gallon of water, allow it io boil and slack until the steaming is over; then take rrom tins two quarts of tlie liquid lime, put It in a wooden or granite bucket nnd add sulliclcut water to make It rather thin. Add a smoll amount of pure Indigo s-.. :iclent to give It tho proper color; uild a tea- spoonful of salt and hnir n teiismonwii nf lampblack; stir well. If you wish It colored, add one of the colorings which can bo purchased at nny drug gist's, stating that It Is to be used with lime. Cnrlo.llle of lb Alphabet. To those who have never considered the subject It might appear that each letter Is of equal Importance In the for mation of words, but tlie relative pro portions required In the English lan guage are those: a, W; b. Hi; c, 80; d, M: c, Vil); f, 25; g. 17: h. 04; I, 80; J, 4; k, 8; 1, 40; m. 30; n, WK o, 80; p, 17; q, D; r, 02; s, 80; t, 90; u, 84; v, 12; w, 20; x, 4; y, 20: z. 2. It Is this knowledge of how frequent ly one letter Is used compared with oth ers that enables cryptogram readers to unravel many mysteries. Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given tllBt F M Wilkin has b-en ilnly appointed adniitifMirntor of the estate of J K. Ellison deceased, by lh Hon. E. O. Potter, county j'ldo of saiit Lane county. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notifl' d to present Ihe same to ih administrator within six mntitha from the date of Oil notice, witb the nec aary Touchers at thi law office of Geo. II. Iorris in Eugene, Oregon. F. M. Wiutms, Oso. B. Dohris Administrator. Att'r. for Estate CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Xt'tuv urdtT tltU liui tii-t to exctHHl f.v (int, Ml rent wr wet k; $1 !0 a ui nitii; $ ' For ; ale. KOU rA LK At a ImrHiu, one ot the U?t tstwk nml gram runchns of 740 acres. Hiirltw from Kujieiiv. Will lw ho! (J a- a u hnlf, or in putl, to hiiU ptircLfH-r. Kany terum. For r ttciilairi apply to John lnlinm, t Ax Hilly V pntf infill c-nm-. FOR KALH.-l i liiri lit Jeltcr- hou strt-,-1". on.- 10 .o. it, l,.,li-e, HIM two lots, SOxlOll tcet enell. Uood barn, water, fruit . ft i.e garden crouuil. Also bouse Mini lot, corner First and Lawieuee streets, nt lit! leel Studies, by IC.i fiei youim til-It trees, good L'tiMb'.'l i:lilHi!il. . h'i , AIh.: lion,..- nud lot, i-nn.-i V:i!uui'-ilH mid I .1 1 1 1 . -i , 1 1 , t ...14 r,,r prices and i -riiit or:? J Sil s Tacotuu, Waal, JioX S'Ji, or (all ul UUAKl) olllce. FOlt HA LIC A line stock ranch con taining o'-'U acres for sale at 1 bargaiu. Will -ell as h whole or In parts, one C-intuiiilng ittiplenn-ut-t, house and two barns, consisting of 135 acres; tlie other pasture luiid principally. Huunird six miles from Eugene, fall on in aildiess J M Uearlmrt Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE two ponies, weight about '.l.'.'.l. Imi'iire of Wing & Langworthy butchers, Willamette stieet. rwn n,L,u.. a Iresti j,ir-ey Inquire of E J Mct'lanahaii. cow Miscellaneous. WAN'IEri. An experienced girl lo dngiiie il bi usewoik. Inipilie of Mrs. E. H M Ipworih. Eugene. (ilRL WANTED Inquire at once at re-'dei CH ol U II Hub's, rt, i hill OUt. Dull headache, pains In various parti of the body, sinking at" Ihe pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverish nesa, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp ro blood. No matter how It became so, It must be nurllled In order tt-ohtaiu good health. Acker' Wood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Bypliilitlc poisons, or any i other blood diseases. It is certainly n wonderful remedy anil we sell every I bottle on positives guarantee. For ale ny v , uei.atio. Hew V. E. HlUer, W.l'uton, N. Y. writes, 'I had dyspepsia over twenty years, aud tried (motors anil medicines without beueflt. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help ed me from the start, I believe it 1 1 be a panacea lor all forms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Htore, House Wanted. Containing from five to seven rooms within three or lour blocks of business center. Kent must be reasonable. Will contract for 12 months or more. Kent promptly p'dd. Address CO box 121, staling location. 'TIb not necessary to go to Portland to purchase genuine (N. B. Tim tlBNliINK) cut glass nnd sterling sliver novelties, as J. H. Luckey now has a big stock of the same at tempting prices. I consider it not only a pelasure hut a dutv I owe to mv neighbors to tell about the wonileifiil ,iure effected in my case by the timely UHeoft'tiamber Iain's Colic. holera and Diarrhoea Iteiiudy. I wan taken very badly with tlux n.tt.1 procured a bottle of this remedy A few doses nf It effected permnneiit cure, I lake pleasure In reccomendli.g It to others suffering from ttiil dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is solu ny v I, li-1. ntm Last fall I sprained my left 111 p while hurdling some heavy boxes. The doctor I culled on said at first it was a slight strain and would soon be well hut it i rew worse and ihe doolor Bald I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly gel around to work. I went to a drug store and the druggl-t recommended m to try Chanilierliiiii's P.-tn Balm. I tried It and one-half nf 60-ceiit buttle cured me entirely. I tin n com mend It mail my friends K. A. Bubonck, Erie, Pa, It is for sale by W li. DeLano. Stunted Hair Does your hair split at the end? Can vou pull out a handful by running your lingers through it? Does it seem dry and lifeless? Give your hair a chance. Feed it, The roots arc not dead ; they are weak because Ihcy arc starved mat s an. The best hair food is- I f y o u don't want your hair to die, use Ayer's Hair Vigor once a day. Itmakcs the hair grow, stops falling, and cures dandruff. It always restores color to gray or faded hair. tl.M sil. All armiliH. "One bottle of Ayers Hair Vlpir stopped my hatr from f tlliiiff out, and started It Uigrof again nn civ. Jti.'.'s Witt, March 28, ltM. lan ira, h. Pak. Att'i Hair Vi ur r.-mplt!y i-iirtv! if-n i v Mf-atiY mi lMl. TV th f my h filnce ita use ha hf n wirwtl;i'if wonder- lui: .KXA ii. fillfl.' April 13,199. Ntw Vork, N. V. If totj do not tiMain tH th tiT' flU yon eipertfl from ifif tme of W Ha.t Vigor, write Uie li tir about It. Al'lrfia, Hit. J. r. AVFIt. I,mwHI. MM, N&Btr Deafness Cannot be Cured Ity local applications, as they eanunt reaoh Hie diseased nortion of the ear , There Is only 6ne way to cure deafness, ' and Unit is by constitutional remedies. Deafuess is caused by an iutlauied conn 1 1 ion of the mucous lining of the Ei.siaehian Tube Wheu this tube I "ts li II lined you have a runililliii ' r imperfect hearing, aim when i. is entirely o ost-d deafness Is the result, anil unless the liillaiiuuatiou cau be taken out and this tube restored to lis normal condition, bearing will be destroyed r.in ver; iiinoe-tses out of ten i.re cans ,1 I y ca i.rrli which Is mil. .mi. bill nil I n 11 tat 1 1 e. t c indill.lll of tlie mucous hii faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for uuy eu.-e of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not tie cured by hall's Catarrh I ure. Bend for circu lars, tree. F J Chunky & Co., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggists, Too, Halt's Family Fills are Ihe best. Alaska Hold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Caie York will sail from Keatlle May ill. This will be a large ship wltb t fr.-lghl capacity of lbOu tons and pas senger accommodations ror ItK). For rates and further Information, call on nraddress R. McMmiPituY, Agent N" 'hem Faollio, Eugene. tt s-noifc ', ' T '. LOST Vil l r 1A1ID MAM-iu-O. Cures Irn potency, Night Emissions an. wasting diseases, all effects cf s r Srtl Uulliei cr excess ai-d InM .Sjrj ciction. Anorvotoi-.icaii: $. '''00'' Ixti'ilc". Ihim'a th,' ,y. w pink (,'lo v ;.o pale cheeks an, fA'rr restores the lire of y n,U. flS' 'f Ny mail 'V-c per box; l uxe ot S't.fiO; wit" written Kitai ini .. to cure tr I'Cl'mul tho mi s.cj NiRViTA MEDICAL CO. .:;.1iori 4. Jackson Sts., CHICACO, IU For sale WL DoLauo Di JKgi"t l' R S 'O '1 -tt MAKE American Beauties, Uigur r,-'vv .'W mm A,.:-,1;fr'; Latest Ou Each Box. ET CO. KALAPiA. SOLb fn-Milr ACTUREHS. 3Q1.D BY AX BILLY Vy veu u Dtjje.vts what you cat. 1 1. art I llclnil v n I i-cst.M t.iic food and n'fla rV.iUii i -n miaiiL'tlienltin; and rccon- Ktrii.ti'.L the exliniisted uigestlvo o Bans. 1 1 I Im let e.il discovered digeste Butaiid ion. -. jln oilier preparation can ami otu h it, In ctliuiencv. It In- Btantiy rollcvesanti permanently cures Dyspepsia, indigestion, Heartburn, I-utnieri'-3, amir Mnmacii, jNausea, Sick Heart- e!ic.Ola' inilii,Cramps,ana 1 1 other le.-itiUHiif inipi i tecxuiKestioa prepared by r. C. LioWl-.t A Co.. CblcogA. V1KCEHT & CClorner Drug Store. nnvuto narts. Muynvillo, inoiitftirod sunt by mall For Sale Bv 8K?w wo mwtrf J A D if SUP c U.Hf. r i in- u fi'-ltfit ili)ni( 1 1.) E. II I IFTS r T muHi'n'Jt nil freight rliarK". X.cLliit wukIu M i,ui i:-nrn1thf-avcrA,fn75 cent for .-li Ooo n-iUm 6V If Tltt'E MOHTK" your owb hinn.nl we will return y i;irli. m,;; itnvvi. ntfne'l. tta!l rlirrpronl mt1ii ntl urartctof L- tt'ir BarMa, IIJ.OU, fit. 0, l)t.OOai4p, tlt ful;;- t cr, . 1 hi ,,itr I - thin taialArnt, rnttli. If f-ir th' U-l tC fist CAillklCT l llm ttrvntcai value fur uTrrr 1 lij r -y h-ii.i, BEWAHl1' Ol" ir.'nTAYiOHS (luetnnnU.iiiri rjti na-. . k. t in- o tin r v; ..mr nam", , dtrrMrnli. V r'i tn r fi.- Iii'm iu am lor wb a.-" r I1lj I n C ff iPCl.f?US i . KVt.IIT UOIIU IN INTO. - - UUf.UK Hit lltMt nib. . ,TT t t -i. ' ' "4; "l ' J k 'I t Htr'irfort li-)oK t Jtiu.l '.f I .nfjr w-.rk. ' cnltirarl thtl y V. H. 60 if Mt any i It 'I'fuifk ( a fjftviiiif i wiUili) (hrp hrf id.ir.it, - - blffplMtt il.00, fS.eo, tl.tfl. t.00a $9.90, tk (HHtlltliltk arrado. faUalaf Nl 1 11.71 lab rartkrarrH-atrat It a re a In ever Ll. t,".n,niiai lt.Mnn rra.lc Ka.ii I It. I'lHlalu, I land I liar. Toole and Tim.Hmkt. aaaaf r la aar (aulavae. VTHa RK ff I k adTartlMrlii I VAt MAKKIIOO.ODTIlie VKAH VFAH '.- : 4 l'? r.lll!it'..i:f.aiga, - 7 111 R W''. It Wl'AI IHUkl , fu' - RKTf'i iJLL VVbiCYCLES tMiahss. ..t x mmmm l i. 1j - ar Ki . . 1 iorthepn Pacific RAILWAY JtRL Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining: Cars Tourist' Sleeping Jarr ST. PAUI MllNMiAPliI.lf-. Ilil.LLTli; KARUO, -1 KAN U" FORKS;" .;Rofi,CSTOJJ, v iNNii'TiO, lIKLKN A aud HUTT'K. Throunh Tickets to Oil 10 A(J( ), WASH INGT'ON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and All I'jinU . East and South. For information, tinie cauls, map nnd tickets, call on or write to. R McMURPHEY, Ceunral Ak'eill. Eugene, Ollice OpiMtoite Guard office. ' r. A D CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, Wt Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THE E ASTanilSO UTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND Pullman Palaca Sleepers "Tour ist Slee-ners and Reclinin" Ciialr Cars Dail-to .'. . . DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland otfeiiug passengers Hliecially Conducted Excursions through to Chicago every Wednesday. eTvTe'Ml Portland toGHcago Vli. S- nilieru 1'aciHc, Union Pad tie N W Ity'H, HaKKfe checked thimiRh to 'letitination, Alaicnuiceiit aceiiery, Union .ieivnt. fant time, In went rates, pur further infotmatioD, apply to any nRent Southern L'aoihc Company, or 11 I.ATHliOP. V EUiO ';L'(!9ne Street Railway. TIME OAKD. After the 4th of Oct. 18IW, the streal cars will run on the following Bcheduet time until further notice. TjRAVINO TH li IVKT-OT , 7:ll!-7-.lfVH:10-8-.40-:lo-:4t!.l('.-f:!( "a m hxo '-verv ba'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervillo & Burger. Pure WhiaMfls and Rrandteii, the finei grades of Wlnon and "ig&n. Mixed jUrinki a Biecialty. Weinhard's..... Famous Beer Bottle and: Draught FIRST CLASS.. DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT wil duo Blind, llli citing nnd Itxliiiifr Piles. It absorbs tho tiuun.'rt, ullnys tho iuOilnu at onco, mil as a poultice, gives liiHtimt l-cliof. rrnimred only Tor Piles and Itching of the jbvury box Is warrantod. Judge Coons, of Ky.. snys: )r. w ams' Indian pi e nt- ino afiT vflnrs of ft'HToilIr.,, Hold by druffglsts on rocclpt of nrtco. Co cents and $1.00 per box. Linn Drug Co an i-iwAtia' I'.f" i:.n OAK Oft? 'tK CA8iUIT,t . .line lliiHtratlun ahows mabiaj .( '-e nil at a NKrr tafala, ium ' 1 1," ; u ta: 15 and hfi In plao fot - . W t.n rr4Ms carved, paneled, em '-"i- t i.r..;c! tliwer iulli. mtiun fotup -1! ' r. fi-tid. rintsitUriHhTbirej .' i i f.i',. vii,-.vJnT ihuttle, automata ' i .i .i -:irnii I'ffertitor.lmproTiMlionaA 1 i "t-) i.ttl (apiinr. natnt naMlla baa. j' tad raaMf,ta m4 (MeatirataV if. t manrai, tastt dartbla aad Mirtefj nl H famltara and our Tt I ,i nin It and do either plain or aay tv. t) Miit with every machlna, 4: ivvihlanarUaa. compare Itwltk 11 J.( I n-if tio pi., 50-T- n' iV.hHitUui r:'i ( Hi-i.V -rnnprywr avni a io.du m "J ) frrtftr.it acent the $1 llH.flA liinrtlK vou , lv r'llnlile.-l y .10 tiiwaot MtUrted. OHUIB tU-lUr .) Chlcarro, III. ONE DOLLAR n I m mid niJ" -I .Sat m- i m jalaaika. YuU can oiamlno at your expreea Ml If eirprt4al4, Ik-BUST HOSUKRtTLTitl I ;te uruw r award t, nam to btcrrlea thai rrtallaa hlirh fin.0i. If you think 70a can M-lt II at iw.ihf aroai mnj mj, pay aw exprVMarentOUR SPECIAL FRIOf, SI3.75. Uiathe 11.00 ivnt with ortlrr, or l Ml and xtiriirharHTf. While hi SDeelal Hlrvel gja'atnln'nP(iii'lletl frtw for Iho aaklnir.iihowi an ini-Tfit-B wiow aiiatairr prawai ru 11.1- ttMni -r,i. .1 an.TS. ntil irTur icwri aVrrrA at the price, i.ii wwrrn ny iMiin hi mi ttniiiril. fltll etinlpment. (hnrald PaMtaalla "tf, blaa Knafmli-il bl. wrlla aTTld we ie tllluM jMattoaaiS, tm lO.ttte He itAPfillAI 1. Ltu 111 .: .