Daily Eugene guard., July 11, 1900, Image 3

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A'eeelablc Preparalionfor As
similating ilicFoodandRcguIa
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes Digeslioi.Cueer(til
nessandltesl.Conlaiiis neillier
Opium.Morphine norlineral.
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jiape afOltlIlrSAMVB.PtKHieR
flmyiii Seed'
Jlx.Struvt '
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Jhfjrrmit -
' ClmiHtdAtgv
M&fswwt navtr.
A perfect Remedy forConstipa
fion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
and Loss of Sleep.
FacSunile Signature or
NEW YOBK.
SOUTH AND EAST
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains! leave 1' iiene for Portland and way
stations at at:H a roj i wo p m.
hv Portland
Lv Eupene
Ar Ashland
Ar oacramento
Ar San l''rancinco
8:30 a m
2:08 p m
12:33 a m
f:H p m
7:45 p in
7:00 p
12:34 a id
11:30 a ro
4:& a
8:15 a
Ar Ogrien
Ar Denver
Ar Kansas City
Ar Chicago
T:45 a m
.1:00 a in
7:25 a m
7:45 a m
11:45 a m
J:00 a m
7;25 a m
9.30 a m
Ar Loa Angeles
Ar El Po
r Fort Worth
Ar City of Mt-xico
Ar HuUBton
Ar 1 New Orleans
Ar WflBhingtou
r New Ymk
1:90 p m
tiHK p ni
(i:30 a m
0:ft5 a to
4:00 a m
(!;25 p m
0:42 a m
12:43 p m
7:00 a m
9 KM) p m
0:30 a m
9:55 a m
4:00Ja in
6:'25-i m
6:42. a in
12:43 p m
Pullman and Tourist cars on
both trains. Chair car Sacra
mento to t gdeu and HI Paso,
and tourist cars to Chicag,
St Louis, New Orleans and
Washington.
Connecting at Ban Fran
cisco with Bereral steamship
lines lor Honolulu, tiapitu,
China, Phil (.pines, Central
and South America.
See Mr Lfi Ari:iir. aeut at Eugene
or add rex
C H M HICHAM,
i A( Portlai d,Or.
2JREB0N SKOili LINE R. II
THK DIBKCT ROUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado,
and all Eastern Points.
Given choice of two iBvorlte routes, via In
UNION FACIFIO Kant Mull Lluo, or
the HIOGRAMJE Hcento Lille
No Change ol Gars
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest
d tlio west." Equipped with
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary (fourist) Sleepers.
Superb Librar (-Bullet Cars
Splendid Dinners (maals a la carte)
Comfortable Coaehes and Smokers
Entire Train Complete!) Vestibuled.
For further information apply.
L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or
J R Nagel, W E Comm
Tom Pass Am tien'l Aki
Ui Third Kt. Portland, Or
GO EAST
Shi: tesl rn1 Qii.e...3t Lisa
An all points East
hr,,.k a. i a
Olalni and Buffet Smoking Llbrarjr Cars.
IllIIVTinnin v ion vtiin
SB' ICKAND SCKNKitY UNKyUALE
. . TiVlcm to point Ent i Portland and the
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L"I.P'''r'c lept Ticket (htce. Eugen-. or
'" V NdlM UEKN Ticket Oltic.
268 MORRISON STREET
PORTLAND.
P.t- Vr.1.1. I. ,11 ,Vf,m.((n -
f "-!in tnetern Trip, call on or address.
... A. X C. nKNNISTON,
litj Pais, and Ticket Agent Portland.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. p flfflJ IssaTl
Fgjpfonta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Aiways Bought
At
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THl CSNTAUN COal . HCW YORK CITY.
No Right To Ugliness.
The woman who Is lovely In face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac
tive must keep ber htallh. If she In
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. If she baa
constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. Electric Hitlers is the
best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver nud kidneys and to
puruy me moon, it gives Btrong nerves
bright eves, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion, It will make a good
looking chormiutr woman of a
mu-down iuvulid. Only 60 cents at
v u ue ria o's urug store.
Teachers' Institute.
Ihe teachers' annual county insti
tute will commence Monday, July 30,
1000, and continue Ave days, viz: July
30, 31, August 1, 2 and 3. All teachers
holding either state or couuly certlfi
cales are rt quired by law to attend the
Institute. There will be three instruct
ors In attendance and every possible
effort will be made to make the insti-
Ule profitable and interesting.
W M Miller,
. County superintendent.
Call Kor County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my ofllce on and after
July 10, 11100. Interest on same
will cease July 10, 1900: All Lane
county warrants from registered num
ber 7175 to 7600, both inclusive.
Dated, Eugene, July 9, 1000.
A 8 PattepsO'",
County Treasurer.
Tailor! Tailor! I Tailor!!!
Walter Gladstone, an experienced
cutter and tailor, lias located in Eu
gene, and may be found at the tear
end of die naosou clothing and fur
nishing store in the Matlock block.
Mr Gladstone brings good reco-
mendations, and guarantees Brat-class
work.
Dairy Purchased.
Floyd Vauuban has nurchased Bar
rett's, dairy and will continue the
business. Mr Vaughan has one of the
tluest herds of Jersey cows Id this
county and will guarantee the best
and purest of milk. He not only asks
for the continuance of old customers
but solicits new ones.
Men Wanted.
'( ..nt' it wanted Saginaw to
rK 1m tio Mtwitiiil-. aid loggn-g
cs up it I; ib- Kelley Lumber
(' p'.v.
fa-, j t...nfler:.ir., Ilno.i users and
. -oaiincrs. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Stage leaves Eugene for Florence
Dally except dunday at 6 a m
Returning stage leaves Florence
for Eugene dally except Bundaya at
d m
Saturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives in ugeue at o p m tue uay
follow! Dg.
FARK. 16 00
RnrJND THIJ W
TickeU (or sale at If. Bangf llrerj rru,
Kiiicne. or at llord A Dannport'i offlo Id
Flore do.
m m. m wwj
IQNQINO.
fell tnt, yt retrj or hMvco't irebed stiet,
U thre a pUct where friendship nem dica.
Where to our hearts
No knowledge comes of piercing wrongs
Or Mil tho'ls crowd In eountleu throngs
To desden life's bright drestn,
U here doubts dwell not our (cars
Molest our hsnpinesst
Oh, answer back, ye hills, and say
There Is s lend where endleea dsy
Claims one perpetual song.
Where friendship'! flowers live (or sye
And hope's refrvihlng stream
Flowi constantly, with love's salt
Furled upon HI
Mo night ere comes to lead us where
The rocks Uy hidden under
Or storms arise in friendship's skies
To tear our berks sounder.
Oh, msy'st thou lead us quickly on
Ere tired we grow of waiting
Into that land of love and song
Where Joys are u rut bating.
A. T. H. In Philadelphia Bulletin.
Summer Romance
In a City.
"No, I'm tired of seaside romances,
o I propose to stay here and see what
sort of romance a summer In New
York has to offer."
Sam Storrow Jumped upon a north
bound electric car as he spoke, leaving
the man to whom he had announced
his plans In a speculative mood.
"I'll bet," murmured Ralph Ralston,
as he hailed the next south bound car,
"that Storrow's had a row with Madge
Marbury."
Since the date, fust four years ago,
when they bad left Harvard, neither
Sam Storrow nor Ralph RalBton bad
settled down to any serious occupa
tion. They had devoted themselves
to the somewhat Indefinite pastime of
"looking around."
It had been the kind of looking
around usual with Idle men of private
means moderate dissipation and love
making, or the pretense of lovemaklng,
with women who were as well off and
as idle as themselves.
But It must be admitted of the two
Storrow'B life had been much the more
innocent, and his affair with Miss
Madge Marbury might have resulted
In matrimony ere this were it not for
the frequency of their petty quarrels,
none of which might ever have occur
red If they had not had so much Idle
time to quarrel In.
The excitement of these little tiffs
had begun to pall upon him, and when
the last eee occurred he decided that
he would stay In town when Madge
went away. In fact, he was hard up
ror a new sensation.
The electric car whirled him rapidly
up Madison avenue. Ho looked at the
monotonous array of drawn shades In
the house fronts Inevitable symptom
of the summer season and the thought
came to him of the darkened, silent re
ception rooms so gay with beauty and
fashion In winter time. But the butter
flies had fled to shore and mountain,
leaving Madison avenue to console it
self until their return. Miss Madge
Marbury had gone to Bar Harbor.
"Goodby, Mr. Storrow," she bad said
to him Just before they parted. "I
hope you'U find some romance in tho
city to compensate you for your self
Imposed and solitary martyrdom."
These words came back to him now,
and the recollection made him feel
more than ever resolved to find his ro
mance during his summer In town, no
would not have Madge Marbury chaff
'him on her return.
i Ralph Ralston thoroughly disagreed
fwlth Sam Storrow as to the relative
charms of city and seaside in summer.
Thls was natural, for the two men bad
never agreed upon any question since
the day they first met, and neither bore
much love toward thd other.
So a few days after the meeting with
Storrow Ralston wns In the vortex of
Bar Harbor's gny life, troubling him
self very little about romance and con
tent with agreeable realities.
There was no more agreeable reality
jthan his present proximity to Miss
Madge Marbury on the veranda of a
leottage that nestled picturesquely up
among the pines.
They were enjoying tho beauty of
the cool Maine night. The Intense blue
of the heavens gave that suggestion of
Illimitable vastness which, though the
suggestion may be always there. Is
'only borne In on ns under the spell of
'certain moods; the song of the pines
kept time with the more distant music
of the Incoming tide, and the breeze
came laden with a mingled fragrance
of balsam and odor of ocean brine.
"Can you Imagine, Miss Marbury, a
more fantastic notion than his staying
In tbwn In search of romance when he
might be here?"
Ralston bad been expatiating upon
tthe eccentricities of Sam Storrow.
I "I don't knovt," she said. "We may
tflnd our romance In the most unexpect
ed nlaces."
I "I rather Imagine that Storrow aome
fhow is not without some definite idea
rot where to find bis romance."
She began to think. If that were so,
why should be not find It near her?
'Her vanity was piqued, and Ralston,
being a good tactician, tried to follow
.tip bis advantage.
"Of course. Miss Marbury, I am not
In Sam Storrow's confidence."
But it takes a very wise man to head
off the andden turns of a femlnlno
train of thought, and his words had
just the opposite effect-to that be hod
Intended.
1 She said Impulsively: "No; If you had
'his confidence, yon would probably tell
me more."
i The next moment she regretted her
Impulsiveness, for It was no part of ber
policy openly to antagonize blm until
she had more fully made np her mind
as to which of these men
, Well, the thing was to repalr'her mis
take. "Yon take me too seriously, Mr.- Ral-
Frenoh Tansy Waters, tue world's
mous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and safe. Married ladies' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on penulne; In red wrnre
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importer, lurk -l
San Francisco. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
on receipt of 2.
8(ob. Von know, women must tiot ho
Interpreted too llu'rully."
Kalstou whs far from being iiioliii-d
to take the sex too seriously, lint it
wns as well that woineu. for their own
peace of mind, should think otherwise.
He took his rue from her and answer
ed, with another IiuikIi:
"It would upset any one's seriousness
to tuluk of Sam Storrow Installed over
ou the east side lu a tenement iu)d go
ing to Tompkins square on band nights
lu search of the romaiioe of the slums."
"Is that really true':"
"Yes; ho has been seen there."
"Uy whom?" The words escaiied her
before she could obey an Intuition to
keep them back.
"You would not have mo betray con
fidences?" he rejoined.
She began to think she had been un
just to him, and when he came and
stood close to her she did not push her
chair away, nor when he picked up her
fan from the next chair, where she had
thrown It, did she make any sign of
disapproval, ami so It was natural that
he. should presently occupy tho chair
the fan had vacated.
"After all." he reflected, "you can
bring any of these women roundlf you
only go the right way about It."
And, as for her, she had veered back
to the old point of view that an be
tween Hie two men one had shown his
devotion by his presence, whereas the
other had found it superior attraction
elsewhere.
"If I thought you could betray any
confidence, Mr. linlstim." she said now
in belated nnswer to his last query. "1
should not want ever to see you again."
He knew what she meant well
enough; for, like herself, he was think
ing of how very near to victory he had
been not longer ago than last night on
tills same veranda.
Somehow It seemed to have grown
darker. The song of the pines swelled
Into a stronger chorus, and there wn
n deeper, more sullen, note In tho dis
tant booming of the surf.
They were standing together now on
tho edge of the veranda, nml he had
taken her hand without any protest on
her part. He had drawn her gently
and gradually around, so that she wns
half facing him now, nud his other
arm, which embraced the post of the
piazza at her left, was ready to encir
cle her neck the moment his Instinct
should tell him It was safe to make the
attempt
"Miss Madge." he whispered Into her
very ear, "say that you believe me
worthy of ull your conlidcuce."
It was the last ditch, and there wns
plainly a struggle going on within her,
for lu spite of the cool Maine night her
blood coursed so fast that It was a race
betweeu her heart and pulse heats.
Ills purely animal instinct warned
hint that she was winning a victory
this time over herself and over him,
nnd ns he tightened his hold upon her
hand nnd let his hand drop from the
piazza post across her shoulder she
gave n sort of gasp, wrenched herself
free from lilin nnd darted Into the
house through the open French win
dow. The band was playing In Tompkins
square to the motley east side audi
ence who had poured out from the
reeking rooms of torrid tenements ns
well as from homes of comparative
comfort. Decent poverty, squalid need,
relative wealth, rubbed shoulders hero
upon n ground of common equality.
But In n remote corner of tho squnro
the electric light played with a rather
weird effect upon the strangely deter
mined face of a wouinn a refined look
ing, high bred woman, clearly not In
touch with her surroundings. Beside
her sat Sain Storrow, his eyes upon the
ground. But his companion wns keen
ly alert, nud presently, when she saw
another woman approaching, she wait
ed until she noticed Storrow give n
surprised start of recognition, and then
she arose and spoke to the newcomer.
"Miss Mnrbury," she said, "when I
sent you thnt anonymous letter to Bar
Harbor 1 believed I could reach your
heart, although 1 had never seen you.
I brought you here to opeu your eyes.
A week ago Mr. Itnlph Hiilston, walk
ing with me across the Hquare, pointed
out Mr. Storrow, whom I did not know.
'Storrow.' suld he in bis usual llippant
way and ns If It were the best Joke In
the world, 'Is slumming for romance
this summer In town. Oct ncqun luted
with him and show him the tender ro
mance of tho slums.' I mil one of a
university settlement party living
among the cast side tenements, and I
got acquainted with Air. Storrow and
with Ills story from his own lips.
"Miss Marbury, to Itnlph Italston's
propensity for fickle flirtation I owo
my romanco and Its loss. Now it Is my
turn, nnd my resolve to spoil Itnlph
Italston's romance Is no stronger than
my resolve thnt you shnll benefit by
my experience. Miss Mnrbury, I nui
not a man hater, but I still trust I
shall never be less than a woman, nnd
my revengo upon Hnlston will be
sweeter If I know thnt you have found
your romance In one who is worthy of
you."
She glanced at Storrow, who snt
there dumfounded, while the Incnndes.
cent globe, glowing with a fitful radi
ance, Illumined the flush of triumph on
one woman's face, on the other's the
first dawning of the truth. Chicago
News.
Rla-htlnar A Wronsr.
Dobber (the nrtlsD-I hnvo called,
Mr. Gotcash, to mnkc a confession to
which I am driven by the pnngs of a
gnawing conscience. I grossly deceiv
ed you In regard to that pastoral pic
ture you purchnscd from me two
months ago.
Old Gotcash Did, hey? How, may 1
ask?
Dobber Those blotches In the fore
ground of the painting you spoke of
them ns gooseberry bushes. Mr. Got
rash, I I cannot conceal tho truth any
longer. They are cows! Ixindon An
swers. Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby nlvm that F. M. Wilkin
has been duly appointed administrator of
the eatate of J. K. Ellison deceased, by the
Hon. E. O. Potter, county jiule of said
Laneconnty. Alt perauDe having claims
gainst said estate ars hereby notified to
present the same, to ih adtnioistrHtoi
within six months from the date of thi
notice, with the necessary vouchers at the
law office of Geo. H. Morris in Kngene,
Oregoo, F. M. WiMiua,
Geo. B. Dorus, Administrator.
Att'r. for fcatate
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notices .inter this head uot to exceed f.ve
duee, 'si eenu per we, K; 1 60 a tuuth; 312
IT (,;.
i or 3ale.
KO!t MaLK At a bnrgntii, one of the
lie-t stock nud grHin ranches of 740
ecies. S ni'tes from Eugene. Will be
m;I . whole, or in part, to suit
l'ii'c:i-,-cr. Kasy terms. For tv.e
lieiiUiii apply to John Inglmn,, at
Ax Ittlly f. p'trtnit-nt Store.
FUU - A l.K. -i '. mer rii -i ,11 ,1 .lei lor
ro:. . i-.-.--y. ,.ne 10 to in limi-e, and
too hits, btlxltiu fci each. Unml
burn, water, fruit. Hue garden grnuiiil.
Also house and lot, corner First ami
Law ;etiiv stru ts, lot OH teol Sinolie,
t-y loll feel . imi, fi-rlt trees. lmmmI
i;r,! .;, eiouod.
l"OI, M, l ,,(
HUH !'','ll leMMI ti
and , mi- .e,o,
Waell, liox K::7.
ottice.
1 1
com, i illauieite
-'reels For prices
- J Kiilr. TnconiH,
or call at Uuaki)
FOB SALE A line stuck ranch con
taining 3-20 acre fur sale at a bargaiu.
Will Mil us h whole or in parts, one
cJiitHlnlng implements, house and
two barns, consisting of 135 acres;
the ol her pasture land principally.
Situated six miles irom Eugene,
fall on or addiess J M Clearbarl
Eugene, Oregon.
FOU SAI.K Two pontes, weight ali.iit
Wilt. Incpiire of Wing & I.angworthy
butchers, Willamette stieet.
FOK SALE. rt tresli Jersey cow
Inquire of to J Mct'latintiau.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced girl to
do g m-e,i (,, usewotk. Inquire of
Mrs. E. H -Upworlh. Eugene.
House Wanted.
Containing fioni five to seven rooms
within three, or tour blocks of business
center. Kent must be reasonable.
Will eoutriiot for 12 months or more
Rent promptly paid. Addrtss PO box
121, stating location.
I consider It. not. only a pelusure hut
a dntv I owe to my neighbors to tell
atiout the wnudeifiil cure effected in
my cane by the timely useof Chamber
Iain's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I was tuken very badly wlili
llox and procured a bottle of this
remedy. A tew doses of It effected a
permanent cure. 1 take pleasure lu
reccometiding if to others suffering
from that dreadtul disease. J. W.
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy is
sold bv W L DeLe.no.
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The
doctor 1 culled on said at II rat, it was a
slight strain and would aoou be well,
but it .rew worse and tlie doctor said
I had rheumatism. It continued to
grow worse and I could hardly get
around In work. I went in a drug
store and Ihe druggist recommended
ins to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
I tried It and one-half of a 60-cent
bottle cured me entirely. I now recom
mend it to all my fnends. F. A,
Babcock, Erie, l'u. It is for sale by W,
L. DeLnno.
Looks Blue, Corvallls Uuzntte,
July 10: In a letter to relatives, Juntas
ti Booili, who Is now at Nome, states
that the prospect up there are fat
from encouraging. Everything has
been exaggerated .,ud the Ihoilnundn ol
people wno are up there cannot make
expenses. Men with ptcksaudstiovels,
rockers, sluices noil ail suns of gold
saving iinicliiiies aie working day ami
night. There being io returns for
this outlay of bulb miiur aud iunne ,
the iiien are becoitili-g more and more
disuoiit'ttgeii every iii,y. The outlook
Is canal uly "blue" enough.
Uev. W. E. etiixor, W. Cuto n, N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and illeu uocioinalid medicines
without leuellt. 1 was persuaded to
use Jin I n Dyspepsia Cure and It help
ed me from the start, I believe it 1 1 be
a pMiacen lor all forms of Indigestion,"
It digests what you eat, Vincent A
Co. .Corner Drug ritore.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Broiiio Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tin- uionej
If it fails lu cute. E, W. i .rove's slgna
ture in ou each box. 26o.
Stunted
Hair
Does your
hair split at the
end? Can vou
pull out a handful by running your
Angers through it? Does it seem
dry and lifeless?
Give your hair a chance. Feed it.
The roots are not dead ; they are
weak because they are 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. Itmakes
Ihe hair grow, 9tops falling, and
cures dandruff. It always restores
color to gray or faded hair.
11.00 a bolllt. All mrt!lll.
"One bottle of Iyer's Hair Vluor
stopped nijr tin tr from ftilling out, and
urted ft togruw ajpiln ni-.i.''
Jen . s Vi-T,
Marrh M, fl-M. " ta.iova, . lak.
"Ayer'a Ifalr lyor rr.mrietctT cured
me from flnntlrui!. ni'ri wineh I w-,a
greatly affliete,!, Tlie growth of my li:lr
slnee fie uae haa Itcen something wonder
tut." J.Ksa II. lint iik, ,
April 13, New York, N. V.
Hjnn An not obtain tl the b. neflH T"n
eTpeete.1 frem llie ute of the lisi, Visur,
write the Iloetormhout It. A'l'lie.n,
I. It. .1. I'. AVKK. Lowell. tUKM.
visor
Deafness Cannot he Cured
By local implications, as they cannot
reach tlie diseased portion cif tho ear
There Is only one ay to euro deafness,
ami that is by coii-lituilouiil remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iullamed
condition of the mucous lining of tin
Eustachian Tube. When tills tubi
eeis lidlnined you have a rumbling
m. no! or 'mperfecl hearing, and when
ti entirely closed deafness is tin
result, nnd unices the inilummation
can be taken out ami Ibis lube restored
to its uoinial condition, bearing will
be destroyed forever; nine uases out o'
tin are ca sd by catarrh which b
uotliii g but an liiHumt,l condition ol
the mucous HurfuocH,
We will give One Hundred Dollare
lor any cn.o of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that can not be cured by
Hall'a Catarrh I ure. Send for circu
lars, free.
F J Chknkv it Co., Toledo, O.
Bold by DiuggiBia, 7oe.
Hal 's Family Fills are the best.
Alaska Hold Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome Bnd
Cape York will sail from Seattle May
111. This will be a large ship wltli
fn-lghi capacity of lutIO tons and pas
senger Bceoni modal ions for HOIi. Fin
rales and further information, call on
or address R. MoMitrpiiky,
Agent X' 'hern Facitle, Eugene.
F.G.
mm
MAKE
.American Beauties,
mm
Latest
Models."
On Eacb Box.
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SOLt MANUFACTURERS.
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wasting diseases, all cllccta
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bio-oil builder. Jju
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for ;;.:l.ft(); ivie' 4 wciitoti jytio .
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Sn'tt Headache Gast r:ilglii,Cramps,ftnd
all 'iMa-r ;ei:ltst'riimnTfert,dlgOBtiori
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Dining Cars
Tourist!
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CHICAGO. WASHINGTON
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r-i.UOSTON, and Ail I'ointa
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For information, time cards, map
and tickets, call ou or writ, to,
R McMURPHEY,
i General Agent, Fugene,
Ottice Opposite Guard othen.
Or. A D CHARLTON,
ABst Gen'l Pass. Agent,
M Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS
to rut
E'ASTandSOUTHEAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
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Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour
ist Sleeners and Reclinln" Cnalr
CarsDail-'to .. ..
DKNVKlt, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
And other Kaetrra Cities. The only Una
from 1'ortland offeilng paeaengers Siwclally
Cordneted Kxcmeioue through to Chicago
every Wednesday.
Portland to Chicago
Via Mimtliern Pncitlc, Unlnn I'aritir
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dentin atiou . MaifiiiliceuL bcenei) , Union
t1eit. last time, lowest iatfa.
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nKi't Southern Vacitic Cmuimny, or
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;;iiQ&ne Street Railway.
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, After the 4th of Oct. 1896, the streel
curs will run on the following sobeduet
time until further notice.!,
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HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllle t Burger.
I'ura WhieVlea anil Brandies, the fines
grades of Wlnea and "igara. Mixed
Drinks a specialty.
Weinhard's
Famous Beer.
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