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Newspaper Page TextI I Vegetable PreparationforAs similaling tlicrood andRegula Ung the Stomachs amlDowcls of Promotes DigeslionXheerful ness and Rcst.Contains neillier Opium.Morphine norIincral. Not J arc otic . flKVKafOUlJlrSiMVELPtrCHER Stx.Siwta Jtntnniite - Cfmtfoj .ftiaar TAinlmymn flavor Aperfccl Rometly forConslipa Hon.Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YOHK. pflTl'lU'iHI!MlBlflgi SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave uKen station), at 3;f4 an for Portland and way 1; 1:08 pin. ,v Portland Lv Kupene Ar Ashland Ar .Sacramento Ar San Francinco 8:30 a in '2:08 p m 12:33 a m 5:00 p m 7:45 p in 7:00 p in 12:34 a m 11:20 a m 45 i 8:15 i m Ar Oifrien Ar lenver Ar Kansas City Ar Chicago 5:45 ft m !l:00 a m 7:25 a m 7:45 a m 11:45 a in 1):00 a m 7;25 a t 9.30 a m Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Loti Angeles El PftHO Fort Worth City of Mtxico Huuuton New Orleans Washington New York 1:?0 i tu 0:00 p in 0:30 a m (.i:55 a m 4:00 a in 0:25 p in 6:42 a in 12;43 p in 7:00 a tu U:00 p in 0:30 a m 41:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 0:42 a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourfet care on both train. Chair cars Sacra mento to i gden and Kl Paro, anil touriHt cars to Chicagi, St Louie New OrleanH and Washington, ConnectinK ftt Fan Fran cisco with Heveral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan. China, Philippines, Central and tiouth America. iw Mr L 0 Adi ir, agent at KtiKenfl or aiidrea C H At WtKllAM, i; 1 A, l'ortiai d,Or. mim shea; like r. i TH F. DlftEUT HOTJTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hire, choice of two favorite routes, f la Uie UNION PACIKIC Fait Mall Line, or tho K1U GRANDE Sceulo Line No Change ol Cars On th Portland-Chicago Special, "th fineat n the went Equipped wittt Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. i'or further information apply. L L STEVKN8, Aent, Eugene, or J R Nagei, Tra FaMARl U2 Thin! 8t, VV E Coman GO EAST VfA f-!iirt?3i tM Quickest An all pointa Emit. Through Palae and Tourlat Sltapars. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cart. DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIME. SKKVIOJAND SCENE KY UNKO.UALE I EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. j MP Line T!rWt to point Eat rii Portland and the OKKATXDKI HKKN RY.,onaale at South ern l'ecific Ilepot Ticket ofrce. Eugene, or ti UK AT NORTHERN Ticket Office 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, For Rae, F-il'tere and full information re gar.HnR E.vtern Trip, call on or addnwa. A 3. C. ,'it:NNIST)N, City faM. and l'icket Atfi ot 1'urtlamL ISTflRIA a vinn For Iufants and Children. . The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use For Over i Thirty Years TORIA Thl OKNTAUH COMPANY MKW YORK CITY. No Right To Ugliness. The woiubd who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friendt, lut one who would be attrao live must keep her health. If Hho in weak, wtkly aud all run hiwn, she will l eiiHrvouaai.il irritable. If nhe has count, palion or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cau He pimples, hlomhea, nkiu eiuptioitH arid a wretch" ed t'diuplexlon. K leaf lie liittera la the best medii'inein (he world to regulate stomach, liver aud kidueys and to purity the blood. It (rives strong nerves bright ?, smooth, velvety skin, rich ownpicxi..n, it will make a good lookimr unarming woman of a ruo-dnwn invalid. Only 50 cents at V It De lM- o's Drug Hlore. Teachers' Institute. l lie teachers' annual county Instl title will enmnience Monday, July 30J 1900, and continue live day, viz: July SO, 81, August 1, i and 3. All teachers bowling either stale or county certlfl- caies are rr 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 tute profitable, aud interesting. w m MILLER, County Superintendent. Uull For County Warrants. Notice in hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on piesentatlon at my olllce on and AFTER July 10, 11)00. Interest on same will cease July 10, 190M: All Lane county warrants from registered nuru ber 7175 to 7500, both inclusive, Dated, Eugene, July 9, 1900. A b Patterson, County Treasurer. Tailor! Tailor! 1 Tailor!!! Walter Gladstone, an experienced cutter and tailor, has located In Eu gene, nud may be found at the rear end of tne nangon clothing and fur nishing store In the Matlock block Mr Gladstone brings good reco- mendatlous, and guarantees first-clans work. Dairy Purchased. Floyd Vaughan has purchased Bar retl's dairy and will continue thi business. Mr Vaughau has oneot the ttuest herds of Jersey cows in this county nud will guarantee the best anil purest of milk. He. not only asks for the continuance of old customers but solioitB new ones. Men Wanted. t rfeiit v ork in e.mp nt i tin us iiu'li warned ul Saginaw to the sawinillH and logging i.e li.ioth-Kelley Lumber u & rienilerson, tlndei'taiters am iiuain,crs. Cor. Wit. and 7th sis. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Rtage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except dunday at Sam Returnluir stage leaven Florence for Eugene daily except Hundays ati. p ni Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives In Eugene at 6 p ni the day following. sivni.r fare RiirNUTKIP ..... Tlckeu lor aale at a r.iene, or at liurd Tioreuo. ttOO .... r!auir4' ilrerf barn, paTeopo t'e offloe In I great attention to Jtui llnui Lewis of Washington for IiIb daring defense was that of r. young man named Qoorite Williams, who brained the superin tendent of Hie l'ort Blakely Luwher mill with a fragment of Iron nine. The deceased was shown to hare been a tyrannical superior. Lewis defended Williams on the ground that the super intendent, though a man In form, was beast in character; that It was the Indirect order of God some man should kill him; that Williams simply per formed a duty to society. An acquittal followed, to tho utter consternation of the county, the Jury going to the ex tent of Inquiring If there was no way in which Williams could be Indemni fied for the two years and a half ho spent In jail awaiting trial. foul Page, sou of the ex-mayor of Milwaukee, while on his way to Alas ka, killed the proprietor of one of tho principal hotels at Seattle over a dis pute growing out of a poker game. Page had been educated in Paris, where he had formed the absinth hab it Lewis' defense was that Page had been given Cannabis Indies, or what Is known as"'hasheeah," and his vision had become so distorted that ho was unable to distinguish between the man who was robbing him In tho game, and the proprietor of tho hotel; that having a Just cause to kill tho player who was robbing him ho killed the proprietor under a mistaken sense of identity. Page was acquitted. The case was discussed In the leading medical jour nals of the world, not one of them agreeing with Lewis' theory, though be had persuaded the Jury to do so. E. D. Cowen In Alnslee's. A Little Mlatake. A very pretty girl, with a decided air of being aware of her charms, stood in front of the lion's cage out at tho zoo last Sunday afternoon. Two young men were near her, and her elaborate unconsciousness of their presence be trayed the fact that she knew they were looking at her. "Pretty, Isn't it?" Bald one young man In a low voice. She's a beauty," said the other en thusiastically. The pretty girl's checks turned a trifle pinker, but she wont on talking elegantly to tho elderly man with her. Beautiful head to draw," comment ed the first young man. "Look at the way she holds it" "Um, huLi," assented the other; "that shoulder's beautiful." Tbo pretty girl turned pinker still and looked more pronouncedly uncon scious than ever. Look at those muscles!" said the first young man. "Look at the muscles In that leg. You can fairly count 'cm." And the pretty girl turned very red Indeed, as it dawned upon her that tho two admiring young men were discuss ing the lioness In the cage. V ashing- ton Post The Arab Blare. Tho Arab is regarded as the first of horsemen and the Arab mare as the perfect steed. The Arab's idea of horeo taming Is of the simplest. Tho colt Is treated from the first as a mem ber of the family, llko the Irish peas ant's pig. It goes in and out of the tents and Is so familiarized with the do ings of that extraordinary creature man that there Is never any need of breaking It In. - Tho Bedouin is very careful of his mare. He does not mount her when he sets out to play his usual tricks upon travelers. Ho rides a camel to which the mare Is tethered. Not until tho caravan 1b In sight does he mount the maro and give chase. Thcro Is, by the way, an Impression that the Bedouin is a bloody minded person, who would as lief take your Ufe as not This is unfair to him; he is a thief of very peaceable Inclinations and much pre fers to effect any necessary transfer of property with as little bother as possi ble. Good Words. WreitUu Scripture. "Maria," said Mr. Smart, "whenever I go to the club I always think of the verse, 'Where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest.' I alter one word and feel perfectly happy." "Which word do yon change?" asked Mrs. Smart. "I say, 'Now I am where the women cease from troubling and the weary are at rest.' " "John Smart," said his wife severe ly, "you should change a word in the tost part of that It should be, 'Where tlie women cease from troubling and the wicked are at rest.' "Philadelphia Call. The Law Doe Rot Walt, A Georgia Judge In deciding a case against a man who bad been missing for many years, then suddenly appear ed and claimed part of an estate, made this comment: "I scarcely think tho statute of relations will stop and wait for him any more than the village of Falling Waters awaited tlie awaken ing of Rip Van Winkle or the wifo of Enoch Arden awaited his return." In dianapolis Press. Work and Watei. Gadgrlnd I shouldn't think you could afford to loaf so much. Your pay Is not very liberal when you do work. Philosopher That's the reason why I can afTord to lie off so frequently. When I lose a day, I don't lose much money. It would be amereni u i was working for big pay. Boston Tran script . Blankets. In the reign of Edward III there were eminent clothiers and woolen weavers whose family name was Blan kot. They were the first persons to ' ... . V . . Mn,n.t,a malaHat mBlluimriurt Ulab wunuivwiw ... .. i. .... .which has ever since been called by .their name and which was then used If or peasants' clothing. Frenoh Tansy Wafers, tne world's amnus remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing ele, but Inslat on genuine; in red wrapper with crown trade mark. La France Dru? Company, Importers, Sim Turk t Han Francisco. For aale by all drug. gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt or as. tilt t'uiHidiif iuu.-bu, The' tiut aiiiUe'tni; thiim itluiut that peculiar bird the imicim vas tu mi him preparing to roost, and lie hej;.m quite early, while other binls were siill wide awn He. The Hist thing was to carefully cock up- for It was a slow nut) cautious proecilin; his absurd Utile scut of a tail, which was only about three or four Inches long. Tnis must lu sonio way have affected his balance, for he never moved uu tho pciili after the tail li id been laid eare !.!:.. back. Then, biter In the even- r.i'. he gently turned the huge, iin niel.ly bill around by degrees until it, loo. was laid along his back and buried lu feathers in the usual bird fashion. Hy tlie way, 1 have always wouder- ed how and why the myth arose that birds sleep with their heads under their wings. A moment's thought or obser vation would show that it is quite as impossible a feat for a bird as for a unman being. However, the toucan's sleeping ar rangements resulted in producing an oval mass of feathers supported on one leg. looking lis unlike a bird as it Is ios:.i'.ile to imagine. When ho was ruthlessly awakened by a sudden poke or noise, which, I grieve to state, was often done In my absence, needless to say I heard that ho Invariably tum bled down In a sprawling heap, being unable to adjust the balance required by tho ponderotis'blll all in a moment. -Cornhlll. Brick Tea. Our endurance would be tested to the breaking point wore our only re source the brick tea of Tibet, made and flavored after the true Tartar recipe. This tea, for the convenience of porterage on camels, is made up ill tho form of hard, solid, brickllku lumps, which are supposed to consist of the steins and leaves of our ordhuiry tea plant. But in the majority of cases brick ten Is merely the offscourings of the tea plantation, together with dust and adulteratiou of endless other plants. There Is little of tho crisp, curly tea leaves to be found In these lumps. When tea Is to be made, pieces are chipped off the bricks and immersed In boiling water. The result Is n dark, strong flavored liquid, with harsh, tin pleasant taste. One merit alone It pos sessesit is undoubtedly stimulating. The flavor of the tea Is uot Improved either to our taste by the additions to it which tlie Tartar favors. Instead of crentn and sugar, mutton fat and salt tire usually considered tho correct tilings to udd, and it cau readily bo imagined that the beverage thus pro duced does not present any particular attraction to Englishmen. 'Good Words. He Caiihei Pny Cheeks. New York pays Its employees by cheek, and eaeli pay day sees a great many men with their wliolo month's salary lu their hand, but no money. Various bankers whose places of busi ness are near the city hall are willing to cash the city's checks, but they charge n commission, usually 10 cents on each JlOii. The proprietor of a saloon near tho city lui 1 1 Is willing tu cash tlie checks without charging a commission, and on pay days his establishment Is jammed with olllclals. Ho makes his profit ou the Increased sale of liquids nt ills bar, for no man after having his check cash ed leaves the place without buying a drink. The proprietor of the estab lishment provides agnlust the city pay day by drawing $!ii,0U0 from tho bank and hiring a man to take entire chnrgo of tlie check cashing business. Fre quently tho entire $lKi,0(Jl) Is exchanged for checks. When this happens, the proprietor sends for more money. No city employee asks to have ids pay check cashed and Is uot accommodat ed, and the extra pay day sales at the bar are a considerable feature of the year's trade. New York Sun. A Clever Doit. There Is more lu a dog than man's philosophy accounts for. No theory of Instinct sometimes defined ns a faculty prior to experience and Inde pendent reason will explain some ac tions of n clever dog whoso case Is reported by a correspondent of the London Spectator: I knew a dog In Ireland a retriever who had been taught always to bring his own tin dish In his mouth, to be filled at tlie late dinner. For some reason his master wished to make a change nnd to feed him twice a day Instead ot once. The dog resented this, and, when told to bring tho dish, refused, and It could nowhere be found, on which his master spoke angrily to him and ordered him to bring tho dish lit once. With drooping tail aud sheepish ex pression ho went down the length of the garden nnd began scratching ep the Boll, where ho had burled the bowl deep down to nvold having to bring it at nn hour of which he did not ap prove. Good Bar For Tlint Moalc. "There's a man who lias a good ear for music," remarked the dyspeptic man who was bothered by the piano playing of tlie young woman next door. "Who. Dutnlcy? Why. he's deaf as a post." replied his friend. "I know ho Is," said the dyspeptic man. Philadelphia Press. A Mnlioannr Cement. Melt beeswax four ounces, thAn add Indian red ono ounce, and enough yel low ochcr to produce tho required tint. Use enough to fill up holes and cracks In the mahogany. In the western Islands of Scotland there Is .no Industry which exerts so much Influence upon the conditions of life ns the herring fishery. Statistics of accidents show that nn American can travel by rail 72.000.000 miles before In the law of averages It Is his turn to be killed. Notice to Creditors- Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkin baa been ilnlv appointed adnjliiiatriiuir of the estate of J. K. Ellison df-eeaeed, by the Hon. fc. O. I otter, county jnrige ot said Lane connty. All person having clainn against Raid enlale are hereby notified to preaeut Ibe enme to thr administrator within six m mths frrim the date of thi notice, with the necessary voucbera at th law office of Geo. 11. Z-'orria in Lngen Oregon. F. .M. Wilxiwh, Geo. B. Dobbu, Admiuialrator. Atl'v. tor Estate. CLASSIFIED " COLUMN Notiive u: iler lliie lirad not to exceed hve liin . .Vl ceuiH -r wpi k; el 50 a mouth; $12 lr year. for Sale. KOU 6ALK At a hurgain, oue ol the liest .-lock mid grain ranches of 740 acres. 8 miles from Eugene. Will he sold a a whole, orlupait, In su't purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingbum, at Ax Billy Dt parimont Htore. KOU SALE. Corner Flint and Jelter soh streeit). one 10 rnoui houi-e, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good num. u uter. truit.tine garden ground. Also bouse and tot, corner First and Lawreinw sireelo, lot tit! leet 8 inches, I y 160 h ot, young fn-lt trees, good oi-il.-n ifioutld, wnie-, etc Also house and lot, corner Willamette ano Fourteenth M,reetH. For prices Htui icriiix wiiio SJ Sills, Tacnuia, Wash, liox 87, or call ut (Juakd olllce. FOR SALE A line stock ranch con taining 320 acres for sale atabargaiu. Will -ell as a whole or in parts, one e.iiitsiiilng implements, house aud two barns,- consisting nf 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Situated sx miles irmn Eugene, fall on or address J M Uearhart Eugene, Oregon. FOR I.E t wo Huuea, weig-lit about U.VI. Inquire of Wintf & Lang-worthy liutcliorH, Willaiudtie etteet. FOIl SALE. a Iresh Jer-ey oovv Inquire of E J MoCIhiihIiuh. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to tin gclifi-nl pniHework. Inquire of Mrs. E. II Mupworih. Eogi-ne. House Wanted. Containing lioiu five to seven moms wpliin three or lour blocks of nusiuess center. Bent luina be reasonable. Will contract for 13 months or more. Kent promptly paid. Address p O box 121, stating location. I consider it not only a pelasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected ui my case by the timely usonf Tiamber- alti's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea hVincdy. I was taken very badly wlih llux aud procured a bottle of this remedy. A lew doses of it- eflected a permanent cure. 1 take pleasure in eccomeiiuiug It to others sintering from that dreadtul disease, J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is sold by W L DeLatio. Last tall I sprained my left hip while handling some heavy lioxes. Tlie doctor 1 oaPed on said at llrec it was a slight strain and would soon be well. but it row worse ana tne uooior saiu I had rheumatism. It continued to urow worse and I could hardly get around to work. I went to a drug store and the druggist recommended me to tiy Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried it and one-half of a 60-cenl bottle cured me entirely. I now recom mend It to all uiy fi lends. F. i. Uabcock, Erie, Pa. It 1h for sale by W. L. DoLhiio. Looks BhUK.-Corvallis Uszttte, July 10: In a letter tu relatives, James B Booth, who is now at Nome, states thai the prospeols up there are far from encouraging. Everything has been exaggerated and the thousands nl people who are up there cannot make expenses. Men with picks auusnoveis, rocKers. sluices uuti an sorts ni guiu savlng machines are working day and uiglii. There being no reluniB for Una outlay of both in nor and money, the men are becoming more and more discouraged eveiy day. The outlook Is csrtaiuly "tnue" enough. Ilev. W.E. Hltzer, W. Cato U, N. Y. writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, ai d tried doctors and medlclues without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help ed me from the start. I believe It t-i be a panacea lor all forms ol Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent A Co., Comer Drug Store. To Cuie a Cold in One Day, Take Laxative Broiuo Quinine Tab lets. All druggist refund the money If It fulls to cure. E. W. u rove's signa ture Is on each box. 26c. Stunted Hair Does your hair split at the end? Can vou pull out i handful by running your fingers 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 tnst s all. 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. ItmakcB the hair crow, stops falling, and cures dandruff. It always restores color to gray or faded hair. II. M bottle. All Irattlill. "One Isittle of Ayer'e Hair VI(for fltoriril my linfr from fallltiK out, aud .urted it Ui grow aguln nl--l. 1 JCI.ll " Witt, March 2, ISM. anoa, H. Dak. " Ayer'i If air V ljor completely cured me from rlnuilrulf, Willi which I wtm R-reatly affllrwl. The growth of my hair since ita use hue hwn Botnrttilni; womler- 1UI." LKVA O. IIUKKSK, April 13, 1K. Mew York, N. Y. If yon do not obtain all the h.n.flti you erps-t.'l tnim tl.e ue of the 11. ir Vigor, writ, the Ins-tor .bout If. Arlrlre.a, IIH. J. i:. AY Kit. I.ow.11, M.ll. Deafness Cannot lie Cured By local applications, as they caunot reacli the diseased portion of tlie ei r Them is only one way to cure deafness, aud I hut is by coiinlitutionul remedies. Deafness Is caused by au lutlamed condiiiou of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube eeis li. limned you have a rumbling -oiin-t or imperfect hearing, and when it is enili.ly closed (leafueas Is the result, and unless the lnllammatlon cau be taken out and this lube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out ol ten are ca sed by catarrh, which is uotliiiiK but an luflatued condithiu of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ca e of deafness (caused hy catarrh) that can uot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars, free. F J Chunky fe Co., Toledo, O. Bold by Druggists, 75o. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Aliii-Ka Wold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May 10. This will be a large ship with r fretirhi capacity of ltlOO tons and pas senger accommodations for 1100. For rates and further Informs.! Ion, call on or address II. McMukpiiky, AgeutN" 'hern Pantile, EugctiH KAKI- American Beauties. . -1 ,.f..t A. . f:I K Latest Models On Kach Box. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BY AX BILLY rs ? &z '. .i s a a LO- dftaSd a ft fi and P.ViiM, Cures Iuipoteticy, Night Enii:-. i wastlntf diseases, ali elVcct.i -jJW;.;fj shine, cr excess i-.- R'ffl Mood lmihliT. Hue -ei'? pink g'.o io pale clict i ar.l ..- restores the fire cf r fire cf youth. y, Ji v Kv mail ffOcper box; i O.VC8 10! Ii- written ff'in fi!l" i . eliiiKl I lio me fU'.Y , iY4 MEDICAL CO. Mil-iron a. Jackucn Sis., CHICACO. ILL '"" aale WL Delano Drunk-tit Dyspepsia Digests what you eat. It.iii-tltlM.iilviiii'esl.'it.hefnnd anrl rt!da feiMtru in strengthening and recon structing the. exhausted digestive or gans. It. 1st he it. est discovered digest ant, nnd tiuilc. No other Froptiratlon cnti npi ntivli H. in ellicienry. It In stantly relieves and permanently cures 1'yspepsiu, jnrtigcstion, Heartburn, KlaHilen-3, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Si.'k liuH-la. lie.laost riiljriii.Cranipa, and all other result s i if ttnperfecr, digestion prepared ii i. uu;-.-ii & co., rjicaan. VINCENT & C0..Lorner Drug Store. ' Pi ui yya$L I $ Sr w r mM9 Gu brad. v.. r-Cftiinti ttjucici strViii jHAC' i; vMVht.('.o.iF.utiu .!:: krf:llr n'.i'1or,c'xo-il-,' i niir,jai i,u.1, . i- i,.ft, aim fnl(i .kci.fvrt'M. irti;iili.n wci;.i - .mien r.-.o i hti'.oilit .11 nvuimfe.Ajii'jNroaotiW(linllii (1JVE II TiiRtE MUHTK TKtill M Totirowa Imiit.i. ami c will ruturn Tnnr-tlV ij ay latUriwJ. fll lltrrral nlt vraitraaf Hf A1U.UU. 11.11(1. irj.lID mil u i. avll ftillv ilr- .rrl MaloaCa'alait. but Hi. id fi.rtblU llllOl W.hk CAIir.tr BEWA ftE OF iTAT!OiVJ l''.J, ttfcincnt,(;(li'rintt n'.inown n;itn. or..;i r : Imni um'i'H, . h t, arrmirnU. rltr i.Oif frh art !c ( l,;ri.-i in iMr-n nhn ar rail -'.la ei-ii ins urtul' inn ' trv fltliii j;.t KKV ta(,)U iiii:.i Hi IM.M, and then If tynTln?rl tlia WW T(i Rtnlk"( TOL'R IS.bO If atativ DOM'I DU.UAY. (htitn. H"'liucl. ( t Address, SCARS, hlnyrlfi at 91.00, M-0O, W. l.Wu. .00, tUim ITHMt airTC it aa.Mtld I. 1. 1. HMr ar la aaf lHiaa,' Itir VAX M kl. aSOO.OOTHIB VFAK Illag utla Maj el ak fa 2o00. eUOraw, ! li'S -iliiSjli ' M ' l-"tpltnr J.- i :l -'ititotieuwd aa a mlar ttHa, itia I- TVifl 11 0 fi 5nMV'- ''' ! '' '',lwlri !,,, ..rtnert nickel SrswernQllcmulonraitf vim wi . ' '' ff-r : . 1 1 rh' ' ii I'f.li-n va A. i a-i'ii-ni - -o, iiiuuiii; i'iec i.iaiiiy. nii.DiirK.Ciia y W tf7 Hft$Qxi't,t J Jr, iw.tfl Mood 'il'-Jrv. ft'liittvipl- i)tiiirntr.nir'!iil plump. iWw'W ti?)1. " I1, ""-'7i irl 'i'Mivi-ip i;- t.i N.Miott ' ' 1 . hynmlljpT. I'laW.i '.vU A l I ,jlsv M'.li V 'HI ri'U-tyiM.c ()" r-.m-Uti. Write u. IW ' 1cWfuai ii ' 1 . 1 ft. I tn.i.k. nci'.;.! 1 im.i w-.j i, t. ith Umtlmnnlala and aa wa. humi, swa.. .--uk,. . . K;4'.i.:ir tl"''' n .'.' hw li. rorau.(iinluK(ino.Orrf.,brlfrNUrf ON '1 1.V..N -.r..l r. s'l . U:A 1. aV g BICVCLS " - orthern Pacific RAILWAY 3fct. xyisr lil & Tim Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist' Sleeping Jarp iST. J'AUL. M1NNKAPOI IS, frTr.t.uTii, TO l-'AltUO, KAND" FOKKSf I UtOUKSTON, WINNIPEG, IIEI.KN A and nu'fn-:'. --Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOltK, HUSTON, anil All L'olnta East aud Bout h. For information, time cards, map and ticket., call on or write toj 11 MoMUKPHEY, Geuerai Afc-eic, Eugene, Ollice OppoMite Guuril otrice. Or. A I) CHARLTON, Abut Gen'l l'aas. Agent, 255 Morrison St, cor Thiol, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Rexlinin-1 Crtalr Cars Daih'to . . .'. DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAQO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Eastern Citiea. The only lino iroin 1'ortlnuil offeting paaaengera Specially Cond'K-teii Exeursioua through to Chicago every Wednesday. ca'r'SeTvTe8' Portland to Chicago Via Pontliern Pacific, Union Pacific N W Ky'a. llAKKuie chocked thmuKh to dentinatiun. IVIattuiticent icentry, UhIoq deiHit. fattt time. InwuHt rutea. For further information, apply to any aRHtat Southern Pacific Company, or H LA'lHUOP. UKBHO ;upe Street Railway. TIMK CARD. Aaer the 4th of Oct. 1805, the street cars will run on the following scheduet time until further uottoe. T.KAVINO THB DBPOT.I 7:in.7:40-8:10-8:10-9:l(i-9:40-10;0t) Ja m hen verv hs'f hour HOFFMAN HOUSEIi SALOON Sommervllle 6 Berger. rare" Whlelrien and Brandtea, the fines Kradea of Wine, and "tears. Mixed 'abDriulca a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle andiDraughtl FIRST CLASS..H - v'-m ; X A.' ya uni no n im a. in, ir I - - Srlr vt- ; i ,i nr - : 1 lam Hlara 1 .' lJirt-a.ihfiB vlhratlrt ahnttla. B.ntnma,t a ..j iFtf.-.-:.!! iri-hiifg, t.ittent It'mii'ja 1lb-ftor,lmpro.diooa - rwym tr t. l-nii. ,vsi fhutit.-c.mtr, ptotndlba. . mott darabU aac mr3k it t rarrakad BJld OUF Vrttat Ib rn.i li am) Uo olthtr plain or aay -'"hi.il snt wim erarj macMnav . . X -uir urkceir ) at I0.QO m - ii : l p. ' .,7 y.iir frtiahl mmat the tlO. 1 Hill iOi.ll ' you ttot atUfitKl. OUMA TO-tuC i.-.i'.-i. t ii .iftj.t - :-ir ) :.BIK;K fe eo. (Inc.) Chicago, III. iMdy uT9! permanently aH 4-n.wi nr. .').- ui nruin mwet , liaMala rtapKCUaaga SEND ONE DOLLAR wait In at, stile wbt'tiier you wlb al.iiri ua L1DIKM' Bit I ILK, aUo color and mr wanted. ln.,'!.,r..r.'Ll,.HlQH GRADE 1900 MODEL taUaallM. You in eiamlne At your otpnM oflk- and If fount! prTrttj MilafatOrr, t ut Ij nntfrmM, ibrlOMTIOIDKKIl LTiU K af taw at- Ward cf, vqual to bicycle tha nuil aa hitch " t(.Ou, if yoo think yo can aell It at tl0.oo arM day, pay tb .prtaHcharRca. While sar lipcUI I! ley? I (attMlcnrtnilled fro fir lhoaklnir,how all l.lcTde kliw all t her hnaav. M ripped. ItOOCfaelaaailaawrtto at ". JJJIUl WlV.ttlP wr'lla Jfti wa -Ml eat ya at ttt f m Hi 8EAR8, ROEBUCK ft CO., CNCaH.ua.