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Newspaper Page TextI J -ActablcPfepatalionforAs- rini!the5ii!aaewunv.ui . Promotes DiffsUpnTheerruh nessandncsl-Conlainsneillter Sm.Morphme norrlmexal. KOT NARCOTIC. jsMJi-siKVZLPtmiai flmiu Strd .tlx Sum; 'iZjUiikJUt (ttmlud .Vigor libity" Flavor. Anerfecl llemetly forConstipa- lio "ii Pour attiuiitiu.ijiarniuca Wir in .boiwuisiuns.revensii- nci -si-.tdLOSSOF sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains! leavo kuiren fur Portland and way stations at j;f4 a m; 1 :0B p txi. Lv Portland Lv Kuirene Ar Ashland Ar Sacramento Ar San Francisco 7:00 p m 12:34 a in 11:30 a m 4:35 a ni 8:15 a m 2:08 p in 12:33 a m fi:00 p in 7:45 p m Ar Owlen Ar Denver Ar Kansas City 5:45 a m l: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 Chicago Ar Los Angeles 1:C0 p m 6:00 p m 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:0U a m C;25 p in (3:42 a m 12:43 p ra 7:00 a m 9:00 p m 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00. a m 6:25.p ra 6:42. a in 12:43 p m Ar Kl Pano Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar HuiiBton Ar New Orleans Ar Washington r New York Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ugilen and Ki F.nu, and tourist cars to Chicago. St Louis, New Orleans and Wtudiintitnu. Cunuecting at Pan Fran cibco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japau, China, rh Hi pines, Central and tiouth America. 8te Mr L (1 Adbli, uyovt at Kujiie or addreti C H MAliKHAM, U t A. Furtiai d,Or, OREBON SHGHi LINE R. II THE DIfiKt T ROUTE '10 Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. filvea cbotco of two favorite routes, via tlu UNION PACIFIC Fait Mail Line, or tho biU URANl'K SCHUltl Lino No Change of Cars Od the Portland-Ctileagu Special, "the finest n the went." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (fourist) Sleepers. Superb Librai v-Butlet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comlortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. For further information apply. L L STEVENS, A(jeut, Euuone, or j n nagei, Traa Para Am 142 Third Ht, W E Coman llou'l Ant Pori land. Or GO EAST i whtl ::rd Oli'OKESt Li;:B TO ST. PAUL, SULUTH, HIMEAPuL! I.CKiCAGO An all point Eaat. Throufh Palac. and Tourist Sl..p.ra. Dlnlni and Bulfat Smoking Library Cars. PAII YTRA1 VS. FAST TIME. SEKVICEAKI) SCENERY UNECJUAI.E Ticket" t point" Eat rl Portland ana the OflP vrN'iltTHKHN RY..noaal at rVath i Pvific IVpnt TirWt Ofrce. Kncan", or URK VT XOlil'HKRN Ticket Ottio- 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For P.it, Fil'lfr" alM full Information n-g-ardiot baatArn Trip, call on or addmw. A. .1. C. ilENNISTON, City Paaa. aad rirket Airaiit Portlaa L EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. a " Tor Tiiifant.3 and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years TORIA THl OCNTAUR eoMN. HCW VOHH OTY, Farm For Sale. 628 acres of land wlihin one mile of Hurrishurg, 200 acres Id cultivation two old hniines, Iwo barue; nearly nil river botiom lmid. A large quantity ofhttliu, maple and ah limber. Ash and maple suitable for lumber. Two olr) orchards on the phce. This Ik a barriin. Price, f 14, per acn-. Address, R F Baker Co. Junction City Hotel Wants Prunes and Pears. T N Beimr will buy a few cars of green Ilaliun prunes and Bartlett peare for his Eastern house at from (12 to $15 per ti.ti. Jt is safe to ssy it Is better tbtui to dry. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemio ol whooping cough my children contract ed the disease, having severe coughing spellB. We bad used Chamberlain Cough Remedy very successfully for oroup and naturally turned to it at ths time and found It relieved the cougb and efte.cted a complete cure, John E Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy Is foi sale b V 1, DeLnnu. Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!! Waller CJIndetoue, an experienced cuiter and tailor, bits located In Eu gene, and may be found at the rear end of tue nanson clothing and fur uialilDg store in the Matlock block Mr Ulanstone brings good reco- mendatlouB, ai d guarantees first-clasi work. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob lite of joy. BucBlen-e Arnica Halve cures Hi nn ; bIko Old Kunuing and Jever Bores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, i orns, WartB, Cute, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Handa, Cbllblatua, Bert Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aehee. Only 26 cts a box, Cure guaranteed. Holy by W L De Lano, Druggist, Cavalry Horses Wanted. For the next 20 days apply to BiJig'i stable, Eugene, They should be from 5 to 7 years old, weight 926 to 1060 lbs, Stewart t Bangs, Lat tall I sprained my leftblp while na' anng boiti. neavy noxes. Th doctor I cPc! . ii iHk ut first it was flight virn'n d would i nn he well hull' ici- wfirae and Miu 't-icinr said I ImI rlu umallim. It cimtlnued grow woine and I could hardly get urnuna "- tk. i went to a drug si-ire a' d tte d-'iglsl recommended m i" ' ' .nib ilaln'n Piln Riilm I tn ii 1 uud i i,e Imlf of a 60-oen i .tile cured me eutlrelv. I now recom i d It to all my friends. F. A, lUlwoek, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale by W, L. DeLano. a ai m iiwu ii 1 1 ii wtwMnnnaaai EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Daily except Sunday at 8 a m Returning stage leaves Florence forKugene dally except Sundays atli p m Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives In Eugene at 8 p m tbe day following. kiM.it a vine KM lenrsii TRU" Tii-kola lor sale at S. Banra- llrerj barn, F'ui-nr, or at liurd pannort i offloa la lioreaoa. Tkf Colemel'. Swum, I "Colonel," gald the romantic glrL tell me bow you got that car upon your left cheek. Ok. I lust know It must be a thrilling story. Wua It made by a bullet or a saber tbrust ? I prefer saher thrust. It seems so much morn like the knighthood of old. You can't sec ll bullet comlug. and -there is no way to escape It or combat It, but when your enemy rushes at you with bis up lifted saber there la the possibility of parrying his blow and cutting hliu tlown. 1hat seeuis much more niauly, ven If the victor in the fray does re ceive a wound or two, than to Just be laid low or to lay the enemy low by bullet that cannot bo seen. There is no bravery In shooting a man, but there Is something knightly in meeting another face to face with a sword. Your scar looks like one that was left by a gleaming blade, and 1 know that your enemy must at least have been rendered hors de combat. Tell me all about It, colonel when It happened- and how. I am so Interested In war stories." Yes," be replied, "I agree with you fully about the sword and saber busi ness. There Isn't much bravery lu shooting a fellow, and there Is some thing knightly abont standing up and thrusting and parrying with a blade. But I got this, wound while acting as an Innocent bystander at a Chicago strike riot. It was a brick." Chicago Times-Herald. The Soldier and Hla Hemrt. Verj- few Boldlera who have seen much service escape what Is called battle heart. The ordinary state of the heart In healthy people is one of Irritability, but In the soldier of five or six years' service the irritability Is so great that it constantly affects his temper. The soldier wears such tight clothing that his heart has not room to beat freely, and the perpetual straggle to do Its work under difficulties Injures it Tbe soldiers' trousers arc tight at the waist Ills coat Is buttoned as tightly as possible and very often be squeezes himself with a belt. Then when on the march bis chest Is compressed by the weight of his knapsack, canteen, great coat and heavy cartridge belt. If you watch a company of soldiers when they are doing a long march, you will observe that most of them have flushed faces, red cars, red noses, swoUen necks showing that tho heart Is greatly overtaxed. Some, on the other hand, ore pale, which proves that their hearts are not equal to the work thrown on them. When, after a very long march, the men have to deploy Into fighting order, and perhaps rush a hill, a very large number break down altogether. Their overstrained hearts never become really strong and healthy again. Answers. Cat Their SeBtcneea Short. Many people in every walk of life, and particularly traveling men, seem to have a craze for abbreviation. On almost every page of tho hotel register may be found some unique freak, of abbreviation. Two abbreviations that have been noticed are "X. O." and "Z. O." Any- where but In the residence column of a hotel register they would bo very puz zling. Of course it Is easy to under stand that the "O." means Ohio, and as there Is but one town in that state that begins with "Z," Zanesvllle, and but one the name of which begins with "X," Xenla, it 1b easy to understand the abbreviations, and they save a lot of time and Ink. -"11 worth" Is not so easy to under stand perhaps, but when "Kansas" is written after It Is easier. Another puzzling abbreviation Is "10," hut when it Is "Chattanooga, 10," It Is not hard to read. Columbus Is usually written "Cols." and Chlcngo "Cgo." The final "h" In the old fashioned way of spelling Pittsburg, which has been almost entirely dropped elsewhere, is usually used In the abbreviation which most PlttBburgers write ("Pgh.") nowo days. Chicago Chronicle. Peace at Aar Price. Two old ladles were next to each oth er In a station bus. One of them wish ed to have the window shut, the other to have It open; tbe conductor was call ed to decide the question. One said it It were open she would catch cold and die; the other said If It were shut she would die of apoplexy. The conductor did not know what to do, when an old man, who had been sitting quiet In a corner, said: "Open the window, friend; that will klU one of them. Then shut It, and we shall be rid of the other and have some peace." London Answers. More Thaua Bint. As a gentleman was having bis luncheon In the coffee room of a smaU hotel he was much annoyed by another visitor, who during the whole meal stood with bis back to the Are, warm ing himself and watching blm partake of his repast. "At length, unable to endure It any longer, he rang tbe bell and said: "Walter, kindly turn that gentleman round. I think be Is done on that side." The hint was taketu London Stand ard. Artfal. "Shrewd feUow, that Bligglns," said one young man. "He's a natural dip lomat" "How did you find It out?" "I asked him to lend me a dollar." "And he got away from It?" "No. He said be hadn't a dollar, but he'd lend me Ave. I might forget about $1. But ho ould remind me of JO." Washington Star. Spanish beggars do not think It nec esBary to conceal their cigar when ask ing alms. Smoking Is considered as necessary as breathing to every human being out of the cradle. French Tansy Wafers, tus world's amous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tanay Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In tbe world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Impor'em, not Turk ft Ban Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct on receipt of $2, a Financial Star. They Daren't I wen married long, and they uie hs loyal and devoted a yount; couple Hi ever made the eoiitiriiuil bachelor seareh fur a new argument traiust uiaiiiiiioii.v. Mie has pronouui d mi.l ih'ikIu.;! Ideas upon doiucsiic mihuiiv. euil In llils and other ways she strives to make her husliaiiil a home a perfect I'tnpla. There wim a love lit smile upon her pretty lace when hubby came limim Ciui'.i the otllce the other evening. What Is It. tleai-V be nsked, oh viug the glow of enthusiasm that shone through the soft, peach blown heelis and sparkled In the Kohluoor- llke eyes. I niai'.e 1.! cents today," said she, nud her roselnnl lips parted lu a prlde ful curve. 1'lial so, dial ? How did that hap pen ; Why, I sold 11 cents' worth ot nigs i.nd and 3 cents' worth of bottles and let mo see" Yes, that's 1'J" cents. Where does the other cent come InV" Oh. yes yes now I remember an old pair of your trousers for tho other penny." No Napoleon of finance ever lookeil more satisfied or smiled with so much self complacency after n successful monetary deal than did this fair young wife whea she had related her little commercial accomplishment. And she looked sorely grieved when he smiled audibly. It was really their tlrst mis understanding. Peirolt l'ree Press. Tlio Clmiiieura. The work of the "claiiueurs" la not, as will be readily seen. Intellectually of a very high order. The chief Is sup posed to have taken voluminous notes at the rehearsals of the play they nro seeing performed, to have consulted with the manager, to have chatted with the author In short, to have made n close study of the entire work on which his "brigade" Is to be en gaged. Ho Is the sluing of the claque. The men under his orders, scattered hero nud there under the chandelier, are merely parts of the machinery, and they would no more think of applaud ing on their own account than they would think of flying. Onco upon a time there was n daring claqueur who did not wait for tho sig nal, but bis short connection with the profession lie was immediately reliev ed of his fauteull for breach of jllscl pllnc hardly entitles him to tho honor of mention 111 the same company with eminent claqueurs. The part lie np plnudcd happened to lie the only good scene In the whole play. Ills sense of art, unfortunately, was stronger than his Idea of duty. Seized with uncon trollable enthusiasm, he, the only mail of taste among the claque, made the house ring with applause. IIo Is now one of the most eminent dramatic crit ics in Paris. Wide Wide World. The Great Seal of KitR-land. Tho seal consists of a large mass of sterling sliver, measuring about CV4 Inches In diameter by l'i Inches In depth or thickness. It Is In two parts, both smooth on the outer side, hut elab orately engraved within. These Two surfaces are Impressed upon a lump of wax attached lu an Ingenious way to any document to which her majesty as sovereign gives her royal assent. The weight of the seal Is 185 ounces. Each senl Is engrnved during the reign of the sovereign whoso name It hears, and the collection presents a curious and accurate epitome of English his tory. All lord chancellors have taken the greatest care of the Beals In their charge nud have contrived recesses and elaborate devices for their safo custody. One of them In the rnlgn of Charles II actually slept with the seal under his pillow and by this loving pre caution saved it from thieves who one night broke Into his house and carried off the mace belonging to tho house of lords and other valuable property. Chambers' Journal. He Doean't Mean It. When you hear a young man say "I don't believe In a woman having anything to do but sit mid read or manicure her finger nails all day, 1 don't want "my wife to he busy about anything," why, of course, you know that the young man Is simply talking against time. He doesn't mean a word he says, and it Is safe to warrant that be Is the first man who would he bored to death by such a girl. This young man may like to fancy that he Is a be Hover In such false sentiments, and perhaps ho does believe lu them for the moment of saying. Hut this may more than likely be only his way of protesting against the wave of energy which tho girlhood of today Is respond ing to, out of which perhaps may come salvation even to man. Or else, possibly, there Is nothing more than sly method in his old school assertion. Philadelphia Inquirer. Ilia Obataslea. Harry Did you ever undertake write noetrv? to Dick I did once, and I got along fairly well too. The only trouble was that I couldn't rhyme very well, nnd I couldn't think of anything to write about. But I was all right with tho capital letters nt the beginning of tho lines. Boston Transcript. Hoarding- Honae Pleasantry. "Will some one please chase the cow down this way?" said the funny bonni er, who wanted some milk for bis oat meal. "Here, Jane," sold the landlady In a tone that was meant to be crushing, "take tho cow down there where the calf Is bawling." Chicago News. Poranlt of Knowla'dice. The Wearisome Caller Is Hint clock going? The Olrl Yes. Are you? Syracuse Herald. Notice to Creditors Notice it hereby given that F. M. Wilkin, has been duly appointed admifiiatrator of tbe estate of 1. K. Ellison deceased, by th. linn. K. O. PottT, ooonty jads of ..id Liine oonnty. All pervitin having claima K.inat asid ealat. .re hereby notified to premmt Ihfl asm. to Ilia administrator within six montha from the date of thUt nolle, wtlb the neceasary vonchera,at the I w oflloe of Geo. II. Dorrta in Kngfae, Oregon, F. M. Wti,stna, Uso. B. Denim, Administrator. Att'v. for Estate n Accincn nnnimu ILHOOIflLU UULUMlli Nutitfii umuriliU Iiha'I ii't t tfieetvl liv liutu, .VI imu hi wi.-li; $1 M) a tli.iutti; lr yet. t or jale. KlK fAl.K At a l.itrunln, line ol the 1hi Mfoi'k i.nd grain ranches of 740 Hcres. 8 ni'lp- from KiiKen.. Will lie m il , - - ii.ilc, or In pail, to suit ixncf i-i-r Kasy leruiH. Kor p.r iuiiIuik apily to John Ingham, .n Ax llillv OipuriuiHiit More. KK .-. 1,K - '. ri.i r I'm Mm .lelh-r- .;i,..-,r ,.,. 1(J ,h Ml Jlllll , and tn lulu, MlxlUti feet eeii Ciioid tti.rn, u Kier. trull. II he gulden ground. Also ln.ii-e ami lm. enrner Kirwt anil Law '"Hiv -in cts, litl U Icel 8 inches, l-y ll'" f. ft, y -ni'it ('nil live, unitd vhiiI. it ..'Mini d .-i, Aimi tun,-.' m il It.i. ci'ii. i Withuiit.tte ami K'uti 1,-eni ti -in-riH Kor prices and i, ni,- writ. S ,1 Hills. Tiimmia, Wash, linx S-.'7, ,ir cull at tlUAKl) otllce. FOIt SALE A line stuck much con taining 3'JO acre fur sale at a bargain. Will nil ii a wIihIh ,tr In pans, one o.iutaitilng implement, house and lo barns, consisting of 135 acres; the oilier pasture lund principally. Situated six miles Horn Eugene. Call on nr addiesa J M Oearharl Euceiie, Oregon. KOR SALE 'i wo rmmea, weight ab.iut 9.YJ. Inniire iif Wing & Lainworths' tmteliera, Willamette stteet. Ft lt MALE. rt Iresli Jert-ev cow Inquire of K J Mctinnuhaii. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do v" ner tl lo u-ewoik. Inquire of Mi. E. K ".klpwnrth. Eugene. A Life And Deatii Fight. Mr W, A. Hiuen of .Manchester, la , writing of nls almost' miraculous es cape from death, says: ' Exposure after mesBles Induced serious lung trouble, which ended In consumption. bad frequeut hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doc tors said I must soon tile. Then I began InuseDr. King's new Discovery for Cnusumptiou, which completely cured me. I would mil be without it even if it unst $" 110 a bottle Hun dreds have used it on uiy recoiiimen. datiou and all say ll never falls to cur. Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.'1 K"eu ur size 60c and $1.00. Trial bottles fiee at W. L. DuLano's Drug store. Farm For Sale. 150 acres. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and woodland. Flue cattle or sheep ranch. Wood out range. New bouse and barn. Run nlng water near bouse; 20 nodes west of h.ugeue, 6 miles west of Elmlra, Address J. M. Stephens, Elmlra, Ore. Special Notice to Tree Trimmers Please notify the Light Company before 4 o'clock p. tn., when you cut trets that are Hal le to break wires. Broken wires are very dangerous If left hanging over the street. Euoknb Light Co. County Premiums. A letter from W D Wisdom, secretary of tbe state fair, from Portland under date of July 2 and says: Please announce that the premium ouenuiily exhlnit has been Increased to $200 ou IIim, $100 on second, $75 on third and $50 on fourth. Hoping to see your county well represented at tbe lair, I ui, Yours truly, M D Wisdom, Heo. There will be eight counties com pet ng this year. A Lebanon man boasta of some chickens hatched In February, which have laid eggs from which other chickens were hatched on July 1. He thluss that is a beater and loudly arows that In producing eggs th Brown Leghorn takes the front seat. Dai b t.endsrson, Undei taxei S and Embalmers. lor. Wil. and 7th nit. Stunted Hair Does your hair split at the end? Can vou pull out s 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 that's all. The best I f y o u don't want your hair to die, use Ayer s Hair Vigor once a day. Itmakes the hair grow, stops falling, and cures dandruff. It always restores color to gray or faded hair. U K a tattle. All iratflata. "On. Iiottl. nf Ayer'a Hair VIrti' atorr!l my hair from falling- out, .lid aurted It U grew aifain nlcelv?' Jul n Witt, March 28, tanora, H. Dak. "Ayer'a Hair Vluiir eemptetelj earfil m. from itainlrulf, with which I ana greatly affllcUMi, Tho growth of my hair einca lu ua. oaa tsen aomethina wouder ful." Lew. O. April 13, UD9. New York, N. Y. I f yon do not ntitaln all the teMi'fltt ynn expect.! from the ni. o( th Malr Vi)(ur, wrli. the Doctor about It. AiMreie. Ha. J. V.. AYM, rowclf, M.lt. h.irfoodJI Glorious Xews Comet) from I,r. 1). Jt. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottle ol Elreirio Itinera has cured Mrs. Brewer uf seri fula, which had caused her great auflerliig ,for years. Terrible sores would break out nu her head ami face, and the best doctors could plve no help; but her cure is "uiiieie and her health is exeelleut." TI. i- -hows what thousands have I ii, ten, thai Electric Killers la the lei-llilood pmlller known. It's tbe supreme remedy for eczema, U tter salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores It Btiruu'atea liver, kidneys and bowles. expel poison.', helps digestion, bui:ds up the strength. Only oO cents. Su'd ny W. L. DeLano, druggist. Guaranteed. Tbe Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptic whose rltiiiuao.il aud Live are nut i f order., All such should know that Dr. King's JJew Llf- Pills, the wonderful Stomach aud Liver Kene dy, gives a splendid appetite, sound dig.stliui ami a regular bodily habit that insures perleot heath aud.'great euergy. Only 2oo, at W. L. DeLauo's Drug store. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3M.MERS and FUNERAL DIREC1 QRS Fi Ca CllnE MAKE American Beauties, Latest & aa Models. On Bach Box. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY AX BILLY 8. RtBlnr. ; . P LOST V Cures tniotTicy-, Night i!m!i i : "VBttno; U;scaoi'S, aL elTocta iCJSjy fchiiM!, cr cxce a-e RsS,el' '''"l't!ll!'' A nerve ton Llit.nl biiildcF. Bilu M atWi lilnlc u''ji topalccliceke 7. . !; t'S lna BOcper box; O boxes ,i ; ' & ".vrlltmi gimrritio :.') ' i. i'Ki'tmtl tho money, K;:!'.iifi MEDICAL CO. y.mUir. 4 Jackaofi tu., CHICACO, ILL, lnr aale W L DeLaDO Druggist Difiests what you eat. IturMlicluil vul crest st.hc food and aids rvaUiro in si.ient'lhenlng and recon- Htrncilri:; the oiliLiustod digestive or gnus. Ii. Islhelutestdlscovoreddlgestr nt tind iMiile. No other preparation cuu uiip'tiacli H. in ctllclflncy. It In- stitntiy relieve mitt poi inaiientiy cures uyspep'iiu. jntiigciMou, llearthnro, Fl.it iilen"), Knur Sltminch, Nausea, SicliiTeo.rIacli.Onstinlgin,Oramps,ana Wlnti:er rciii:titi'riiii:vrr'y.tdlgcstloa pr.Dorei! r-v i;. L-t-Vi-.t A Co., CtjlcaaA. ViHDEKT & CO.. torner Drurj Store. BH0t OfiUP CAimil lUHDICK St.lilO MiMlKl.l: I a.n.i7.ii.i..,.rf,o.r-iT rh ri.ra-ri(rKi. nfi.ti ic m-hla. a. aianai rio nv, nii'i iiik khk,i kut litii.in i-n ,.5 mmw T ! .nirrai,;r.l cl'trpca. Ilncitjuo Ktiiu.n t'ln ... i .i i , turt-ilibri;' -hi iii arorMO'ftiitsrirM'ii1&;ji1.liof. d.E ti tl'i, MUHTCI Tit I A L la your owa hoine, and wa will retorn yt.ur l5. kj a:i7 day Vru niit Wthflnd. U.lldllTfrnti.iksu(l r nil of Hi-wlof ehli.sai mm n lio. mi, tli.oo. tit.wi sett mi., an fmiv (ir-vn-Ji.ft in (,r n,,Li. Mbla tauletBN butt li.i'l for tl:li VRltV M.XK iABl.KT lit CUU K 1. tb Kt'tBlrit a!uo ou r ufit-M d hr nnr hums. BEWAKE OK ItVilT UnemetiU,i.Vrri(f unknown uae,irea tnK r i .,nn nmoH, with rica.lM-darrvt- att. wrUti.taAb frlf nd lui hlr an J learn no oaf n liable ana ,h: era not. "M.'l'-ll busk, . Mini then tf twinrlnrei) that v Wl TO am KM TOL'R tU.IO tfatanv t IMA aS l4ua, itttrurK r tli ftM N BfiSS'5 l'.i ::ll..,l.i.l,;rlnj;.Su f!lI III llVtlJi'a Va .'.! H"Mr- tl.-.lf.i' '.ij f, a win-' '-.Mj 110 AddroM, SEARS. ';'eeucK 4 co. (inc.) Chicago, III. vj'i.tilul en t , il ' ' t( i Kuif one. On -.,!.? I' !'.-( - ; r-: .v, . WAt. HQTtbU it WeynliMiat tl.OA, 1 08. tMA. tK.M4 t.M, lata I 00O-la.lUa - ai 11.11. 2," VI W aAi IT i.7 l.k. far lim n-aloat bar.. I. Trr affcrvd at M prk It la OOTtrtHt by a ,lDlfl tlCikilTTtl, MHll;1ilth mt1, Utaitaf wtrtiaraf. Unmui prlrttn wrn ruKinift. I'wiaii, nannia n THia mryrU aai.fti4 ia iki ea?r ar la aav aalaJsavs. a Vol' OAS MAliK 60 irtOO.OO THll YP.AK ataia iliac Uia Mcyato at 2&.00 AUOrwa, 9tAR9 IfVs&BWVlX VVi -Bir orthern Pacific RAILWAY & Tim Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining: Cars Tourist Sleeping Jai? PAUL MlNNKAPHl.lt-, IbM.Ulll, TO 1-AltllO, tIRANU FORKS: ll'ittVukS'i'ON, winnTpko, IlKI.KNA.ud iuhtk: Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON I'llIl.AHKl.PHIA, NKW YOHK, HUSTON, and All I'uluU East and Mouth. For Information, time tnrda, map and ticket., call on or write to It McMURPHEY, General Ag-ent. Eugene, Office Opptwite Uuurd uttice. Or. A 1) CHARLTON, Aunt Gen'! Pans. Agent, t&5 Morriaun St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO Till EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY UlCTOWf' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Slrinrra anr1 R' clmln" Chair Cars Dall"to . . . , DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other EoHtern Cltiea. The only line I rum l'oi'tlntiil olfeilnu paaaoDKeni Sliocially t'limi' ,-twl Kviuireiiiua through to Chicago every Wednawlay. cm'LTviw1"1 Portland to CNcago Via Southern l'sciAc, Ui ion I'acitiu N W liy'B. I'.agK'nja theuked ilimuKh to deiMiia'.ii'ti. Maicuiti'i'iit cenory. Unloa dei int. lant time. Inuestratai. Kor m thor iiiioiniation, apply to "an xgttbt Suutliern VaoiiiQ Comiuuiy, nr H LATH HOI', . CHJiKO ;;iili9re Street Railway. TIME CARD. ' Afler the 4th of Oct. 1805, thn strcel cars will run on the following sohednet time until further notice.) TjKAVINO TltR DKI'OT. 7:lii.(:40-8:10-R:4('.H:lit.n:40-Hirn" a m han "vi tv lia'f Winr ; HOFFMAN . HDUSEIE 1SAL00H Sommervllle t& Birger. ' - ' Pure' Whlaklea and Ilrandlea, th. fines grade, if Winea and 'Jigara. Mixed 'Drluke a 8Mcialty. Weinhard's...,. Famous Beer Bottle and: Draught. FIRSTfCLASS., wii': (j,'aoiioa,tii,u labl.l'....i,l.a.ll.. .iwiii: aioiw !"n"." """f"-' btev.t H ftinvth Iron art and. 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't..M' ili vtfn nf Imifde. .-M'l .-,.!- .(?.: J I',., . fajMSjlClllM, 'X, " f "- ( V i- ' l;rmMlM. SEND ONE DOLLAR aa isii, wtiuttittr you wish ua.ua' Lifiliw Rl( TCLM, M.lao color and xrr wantavl. lrtnV-T..?,1i.'..HtGH GRADE 1900 W0PEL ACME JEWEL BICYCLE, g- aaiaaiKra. I ou cmn eiMininfl yoursprea ofllctj, and If found patfreir aaiUrariarr, aMlrtravWt4, thi)HTwniDKBri lriU ft rM atM-u w baars, ttf, anoal Co ktcyrlaa thak rrtall ai hinh aa atO.orf, tf joa think yon. can aoll It at tl&OO Mrat tar day, pay th iprrafreniUR IfttUt MIC!, $13.78. lenatha fLOOaent with ortler. or fit. II and ipr4urharir. Whllaoair apwlal Bkyai T'atlC.ifdfTtN for Ihoaaatnii. show all MpTciWIw aUatba.f , itrlppad. Uniual.rlrtn Kanjf. rtna aqulptowi. fhamd nwnatl Jit9 J ola and Toolha. futvaAeA bla.-V, traa or maroon. If t" T iT r la .a; aalalafM, vrUa 4V 4 .HI aaa yM at laaat ). to ! aa Ha Hani ta nAVamaaAtf aL MA 111