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Newspaper Page TextA'.rtc(ablcPrcpatalionrorAs similaiinS ihcFoodandllcguIa Uii; iiicStoiiiachs and Dowels of Promotes Digeslion.Chcerful ncss ami Resl.Conlains neillier Opium.Morplune norliiicral. OT NARCOTIC. jofOIJDr&WUn.HTaWR Jtqrnwrlt - , CiatrtHuUfSuUt lKm.trrJ- citoiriMl '-Vys? ilalnyf navar. Aperfccl Remedy forConslipa Him . Sour Slonvach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ucss ami Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of XEW VOHK. EXACT COPr OF WRAPPER. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains' leave Kiiffene for Portland and way stations at 3,54 a in; 1 :08 p m. U Portland 8:30 a m 7:00 p m Lv Eiifreue 2:08 p m 12:34 a m At AflMand 12:33 a m 11:30 a m Ar Hacramento fi:(MI p m 4:5 a m Ar Sao Francisco 7:45 p m 8;15 a m Ar Otjden 5:45 a m 11:45 a m Ar iJenver W:00 a in 9:00 a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a in . 7;25 a m Ar Chicago 7:45 a m 9.30 a m Ar Los Angeles Ar Kl Paso Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mt-xico Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar WauMngton r Naw Yoik 1:20 p m tiKW p m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 0:25 p ra 0:12 a m 12:43 p in 70 a m 0:00 p in 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4 :003a m 6:255, m 6:42, a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair enrs Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Pavn, and tourist cars to Chicago, Ht Louis, Now Orleans and Wanhincton, ConnectiuR at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, Philtipiues, Central and South America. 8!Mr L Gr Adair, agent at Kugene or atldtes C H MARK HAM, O P A, Portland.Or, SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT B.OTJTE TO Montana, Utab, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. film choice or two favorite routes, Tla the UNION PACIFIC Fat Mail Line, or the KIO GKANDE Sconlo Line No Change of Cars On the Portland-Chicago Speolal, "the finest a the west" Equipped with 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. For further Information apply. I L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Nagel, W E Coman Tt1Pa,AKt Ucn'lAst 142 Third St. Portland. Or GO EA.ST vu 3 and Quickest Line To fl-Ml. OULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points East Blah,".'". V." "d Tourist Sleepers. '"" and Buftot Smoking Llbrar, Cars. Mii&'.'XT.RAINa. VAST TIME. ' " r.AMj SCENERY UNEU.UALE BllKT,??,P,1.nU K ' Portland and th wit 263 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, liioJv' T9!iim nd f"" information re Eanern Trip, call on or address. Cil. P. X c- OKNNISTON, v"7 1 . ami 1'icket Agent Portland For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Aa Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years STOMA Robbed the Grave. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as follows: 'I was in a most dreadful condition My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tonguecoated.'paln continually in back and Bides; no appetiie gradu ally growing weaker day by day. Three physicians bad given me up Fortunately a friend advised trying 'Eleotrlo BltterB,' and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man, I know they saved my lile and robbed the grave of another vietliu." No one should fall to try them. Only 50cts, guaruuteed at W L DcLano's drug store. , Farm For Sale. 528 acres of land within one mile of Harrisburg, 200 acres In cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple and ash timber. Ash and maple suitable for lumber. Two old orchards on the plnce. This is a bargain. Price, $14, per acre. Address, R F Baker & Co. Junction City Hotel, An Epidemic of Whooping Cough LaBt winter during an epldemio of whooping cough my children contract ed the disease, having severe coughing spells. We bad used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to Hat that time and found it relieved the cougb and effected a complete cure, John E Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy is for sale b W L DeLano. Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!! Walter Gladstone, an experienced cutter and tailor, bas located In Eu gene, and may be found at the rear end of tne naunon clothing and fur nishing store in the Matlock block. Mr Gladstone brings good reco- mendatlons, ai d guarantees first-class work. Notice to Tax Payers. 1899 tax rolls will be olosed August 15, 1900. W. W. Withers. Sheriff and Tax Collector Lane County, Oregon. Special Xotice to Tree Trimmers Pleiise noilfy the Light Company li f i e 4 o'clock p. m., wnen you cm treisthat are liable to break wires. Broken wires are very dangerous If left bunging over the street. Kuoenb Light Co, EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florvnos Dally except Sunday at 8 a m Returning stage leaves rlorenee for Eugene daily except Huudays at gin aturdaysat 8 am. ,..,.. Arrives In Kugene at 6 p m the day following. SO0 sixnt.x r.ins jga, t.rtrtv I, TP II' " ., s R.n.a' I ter, barn ,Sn '.I "llura- Pavcnporf. offlo. I. floreno. MWWt w f .itr Ir I IN TUB ORCHARD. Down, to th orchard, where the leares Plsv hid. and mt all day, 1 croawd the web th. shadow weave. And cam. when Doris liy. Her arm. were croaaed above her hair. Her ye. were curtained clow. And oo her Up her dream. Mounted (air As on ber cheek the row. Th. little roiy apple, leaned Between the le.ve. to The blackbird, by the pear bouBh .crcned. rlxchangvd . gtance with me; The sunalun. strove to part the nougti. And kiss her sleeping eye.. But 1 turned back tow.rd the house, For I, tor once, was wise I Pall Mill Oasette. 0--0-00'0-O00-0-00-0-00 I A MELODY. I ?It United a Pair of Lovers That Had o O " 6 o By Inn Brevoort Koberta. 0 O Cbpvrloit, 1X0, by Ervtn ITardman. o v s O'O,OC"C"00 O-e-O-e-OO-OOO It was about half past 9 when Jack Sutherland wandered Into a roof gar den, less because he cared to be there than because he could think of nothing else to do. There had been a time when Jack's evenings were not spent In nn aimless endeavor to make the hours fly faster, but that time was pan. The orchestra was crashing out the music of a comic opera as he stepped from the elevator, and he leisurely scanned the crowd that sat In groups around small tables sipping Iced drinks. All day the heat had been terrific, and even now, although a breeze stir red the foliage of the potted plants, a humid haze still lingered In the air and mellowed the rays ef the colored lamps that only partly dispelled the darkness. Their light was sufficient to catch tbo glitter In the jewels of the women nearest them, but there were nooks where the friendly darkness shielded the faces of lovers and encouraged ten der confidences. As Jack passed a number of these couples on his way to a scat he turned his eyes impatiently toward the center of the lnclosure where that part of the audience had congregated which had come to find amusement and forget the heat. There the murmur of voices mingling with the mnslc was continuous, and the deep tones of prosperous looking business men blended with the low laughter of women who, despite the beat, looked cool and fresh in their filmy gowns. Jack nodded to one or two people as he dropped Into a scat A waiter came for his order, and after he had given it Jack lighted a cigar and, leaning back, proceeded to take note of the groups nt the tables nearest him. It was one of his ways of obtaining diversion, tills studying of the people about lilin. lie liked to watch the play of expression on the various faces and to speculate about them. lie did not, however, enjoy watching lovers. Jack had a fine contempt for sentiment. His one love affair had been full of It, and it had ended badly. But that he had quite outlived his lovo and even his slight feeling of bitterness toward the woman who had been able to cause him so much pain Jack often assured himself. Thoughts of Edith brought no accom panying heartache, and his feelings for her now resembled the calm regard we entertain toward friends of former days from whom we have parted. But the affair had left him with a cynical dislike of anything that bordered on sentiment. It amused him to think how rich In the thing he now despised the days of his courtship and abort engagement had been. Edith baa told him once, with a pretty flush on her cheeks and a light In ber eyes, that the sight of vio lets always would recall to ber mind the time when be had asked her to be his wife. She bad worn those flowers that evening a monstrous bunch of them that be bad sent her and Jack remem bered how their perfume had filled the tiny drawing room and In some Inde finable way had seemed to blend with the soft light of the shaded lamps. It was pretty, that love affair of theirs, but, after all. It had been only an episode. Ho was glad that tbey had discovered their mistake In time, and he was able to look back upon that portion of bis life much as we remem ber a dainty play that lifts us for a time above the sordid cares of the workaday world. In the time he had known her Edith had roused him from his Indifferent at titude toward life. He always must feel grateful to her for that. Jack told himself, but the Bight of violets brought him no regrets. The return of the waiter with the drink be had ordered roused Jack from his contemplation of an Interesting group near him. The orchestra had brought the blatant music of the opera to a close and was playing an alluring waltz. , The waltz died away pn the summer air, and the murmur of voices became louder. Interspersed wdn tne popping of corks and the sound of Ice against thin glass. Jack's gaze returned to the scene be fore him. and It was at this moment that he caught sight of Edith seated at a table a few feet from blm. lie had not seen her since tbey part ed as friends a year before, and he smiled to think that he should be able to look at her now with so little per- tnrbatlon. lie did not believe she knew that he was there. At any rate she gave no sign of having seen him, and Jack watched her at Intervals as the figures between them swayed. ADnarently she was well and happy. Their brief love affair had passed over the surface of her life and left no rip ple. Jack looked at her critically, not ing her beauty and the taste displayed French Tansy Wafers, tne world's mnna remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never failing and are. married laoiee jnenn French Tansy Wafers are the ODly re liable female remedy in the world; itn rwrtivl from Parle! take nothing tle, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk Kt Han Francisco. For tale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wranper direct on receipt of 2. In her attire. lie always bad admired ber dainty way of dressing, an. I ns for her beauty, that was undeniable. It Impressed him no loss vividly mm- than It had In those other days when be adore! her. Suddenly, without any preiiiimiMry tuning of Instruments, the urcliestni broke Into n catchy air tlmt htinuncd over with contagious Jollity and sent u ripple of merriment running through the audience. A queer ripple came over Jack's f:tee as he smiled with the others. That lit tle melody was full of memories for him. No matter how completely a thing of the past bis love for Kdlth might bo, that tunc always must bring her to his mltid. There was nothing sentimental about it. It was too frankly guy fur that, but it had nevertheless woven Itself luex tricably through all their courtship. It began with their first quarrel, an as sumption of authority on bis part, un warrantable as he looked at It now, and a flaunting of pride on hers. The next evenlug they had met In a box at the theater and had avoided each other's eyes until the orchestra struck up that air, which by Its Infec tious gnyety bad dispelled their ill hu mor and caused them to look at one an other and smile. After that they never heard It that their eyes did not meet with a look of understanding. It had ended many qttnrrels for them. "When you can hear that air played without meeting my eyes, I shall know that you no longer love me," Jack onco had said to Edith half 111 jest. The melody In question, chancing to strlko the keynote of public favor, be came popular, and they heard It every where. Sometimes In a pretty attempt at defiance Edltst resolutely would keep her eyes averted aud refuso to look at her lover, but she never could carry her willfulness to the end of the tune. Alwnys before the music stopped her eyes would meet his gaze. And tills was what the orchestra was playing now, and he and sho were sit ting only n few feet apart, with their love for each other quite dead. It was an odd coincidence Jack thought, smil ing. How hud throld tune, which be longed to a past summer, como to find a place among the popular airs of the present one? There seemed to bo boiuo Invisible link that connected them her and him and th.it fanciful, silly jig. Well, there would be no lovo message Unshed between them this time. Jack told himself this with no emo tion, and his cnltnness made him real ize how completely a thing of tho past his love was. lie glanced over to whero she sat. The crowd hud thinned out, and ho could see her plainly now. If the music stirred memories in Edith, the fact did not show In her face. Her eyes were lowered, but her Hps smiled as she listened to what ber companion was saying. Suddenly she raised her head and met Jack's gaze. Whether sho bad Been him before he did not know, but as she looked her smile faded, and for a few Beconds the two regarded each other steadily, gravely. Then Just as the music stopped some thing In tho man's face brought the girl's smile back again, not to her Hps this time, but In her eyes, and Jack knew that sho had not forgotten. Ho knew, too, that his pretense nt not cur ing had been a farce uud that he loved her still. It wns as a man lit a dream that ho saw Edith rise and move toward the exit, followed by ber escort. lack also rose, and In tho confusion, as n crowd Ulled tiro-elevator, he managed to speak to her. "When can I see you?" ho asked. "Tomorrow," sho answered without looking at him. The elevator stopped, nud they were separated again, but as Jack lighted a fresh cigar and went on his homeward way llfo had a different look, and the clatter of horses' feet as cubs darted swiftly over tho smooth asphalt beat time to a glad refrain that echoed and re-echoed In his heart, "Tomorrow, to morrow, tomorrow!" New York Press. No My.tcrr About Politics. There Is nothing peculiar or mysteri ous about politics or International rela tions, says Henry D. Sedgwick, Jr., In Tho Atlantic. When two or three men live within hall of one another, polit ical relations begin. Politics begin when men realize that other men are forces to bo considered. Men meet, bow; each drives bis wngon to the right; one sells, another buys; they fence their acres In. They meet to gether to chop down a tree, to mend the road, to regulate county matters with tho next community. Whether they like It or not, politics have begun; ethical relations hnvo bo gun; religion lias come In. lie It fear, philosophy, Instinct or habit, every nor mal man Is conscious of this rellgloua element. Men cannot separate politics from ethics nor ethics from religion; they are threefold, yet one aud Indivisi ble. From that union springs tho nor mal law. nightly to understand that power Is the chief problem of life, nnd mankind has long been busy at the task, but the immedlnto matter for men Is to under stand that whnt Is true of two men nnd three gathered together Is true of tens of millions. Arc men to recognize this power which acts on the Individual and on society only when the company Is small nnd they ran see tho whites of each other's eyes? The duty of the state Is to recognize the scientific truth of the universality and persistence of this power and to put It to use in stnte affairs. finite .ntnrnl. Little Johnny-Mamma, let's play I am your Biother aud yon ore my Utile boy. Mamma Very well. dear. How shall we play It? Little Johnny-I'll tell you. You Hurt to do something, and I'll till you not to. r-LAlf-l) OUT. Dull headache, pains In varlouslparta of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, Inc. of appetite, feverish nesa, pimples or sores, are til positive evidence of Impire blood. No matter how It became o, It must lie purified In order to obtain good health, Auker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Hyphilllln poisons, or any other blood diaeaws. Jt Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on positives guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano, CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices iwoer tins head not to exceed l,v' line., 50 ceuut er week; l TiO a mouth; $1:! per year. For Sale. KOK SA I.K At a bargain, one of the best stuck and gram ranches of 740 acres S miles from Eugene. Will be soli' i. whole, or in pail, to mi .uicl.u.ti. Easy terms. Koi p.i tleulars apply to John Highnm, nt Ax Hilly l). pun meet store. KOK SALE. Corner Kl.at uud Jefler son streets, one 10 room boui-e, and two lots, 80x1(10 feet each. Or,od bin n, water, fruit, fine garden ground. Also house ami lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot &s leet 8 inches, by ltiti IVet, yniiiig frrll trees, good Burden mound, waier, etc. Also house and lot, corner Willamette and Koiirteeiiili streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Kills, Taooma, Wash, Box 87, or call at Guaku olliee. FOR SALE A flue stock ranch con tuiuing 320 acres for sale at a bargain. Will soli as a whole or In narts. one OJUtaltiing implements, house and two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the other pasture laud principally. Situated six tulles from Eugene. Call on or address J M (Jearhart Eugene, Oregon. FOK SALE Two ponies, wenrht about 950. Inquire of Wing & Langworthy butchers. Willamette street. FOR HALE. a fresh Jrr,ey cow. Inquire of E J MoClanahan. Miscellaneous. WANTED. Au experienced girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. J'., li. Bklpworlh, Eugene. For the Seashore. Newport and Yuquiua Bay contin ues to offer for the summer vacation greater variety of attractions than can be found at any other North Pacific resort. Excellent beadles and safe bathing, euliolng rides aud rambles good boating and flailing, clams, crabs and oysters for the gathering, and un equaled profusion of pebbles, shells and agates. Add to this cheerful and obllglug hosts, who are providing at very reasonable rateB homelike quar ters, and most liberal fare. They won't let one get huugry at Newport. See Southern Pacific agent for tickets and time tables, or correspond with C 11 Markham, Uoneral Passenuer Agent,, Portland, Oregon. County Premiums. A letter from WD Wisdom, seoretary of the state fair, froiu Portlaud under date of July 2 and says: Please announce that the preiniutn on county exhibit has been Increased to $200 on Ilrtt, $100 on second, $75 on third and $50 on fourth. Hoping to see your couuty Well represented at the fair, I uui, Yours truly, M D Wisdom, See. There will be eight Counties compel ng this year, Teachers' Institute. The teachers' annual couuty Insti tute will commence Monday, July 30, 1900, and continue live days, viz: July 30, 31, August 1, 2 and 3. All teachers holding either stale or county cerlin- ca,es are required ny law to attend tne institute. There will be three Instruct ors In attendance aud every possible elfort will be made to make tne UibII lute profltahle) and interesting. W M MlI.LKK, County Superintendent. Wants Prunes and Pears. TNSegarwIll buy a few ears of green Italian prunes aud Bartlett pears for bis Eastern house at from $12 to $15 per ton. It Ib safe to Bay it Is better than to dry. . Mo Cure Ho Pay. That Is the way all dmtteista sell Orovea Tasteless Chill Tonlo for Chills, Malaria and liilliousness. It is as pleasant to take aa Ijemon nyrnp. no cents Da; & Henderson, Undertakers a 10 tmoaimers. tor. wh. ana iw sts. Falling Hair Does this Illustrate your experience ? And aro you worried for fear you are soon to be bald? Then cease worrying for help is at hand. You need something that will put new life Into the hair bulbs. You need a hair rood, mm such as It brings health to the hair, and the falling ceases. msov It always restores color to erav hair. You need not look at thirty as if you were fifty, for your grsy hair may have again all the dark, rich color of youth. And there is no remedy equal to it for curing dandruff. II.MeMH.. All .ratlins. I am a larter by trade and have had a crent ilenl to do with your Hair Vigor. I Rave foijiul tli.it it will do everything th:it yon cliilm for It. It lias Riven inn ttie moat couiiiler satisfaction In my lllllnes.', JIKHHV .1. tlfconOB, March 22, 1S99. Kansas City, Mo, WrHm IhaDoolor. If yon di nt obtain stl Hi. Imneflt. yon etperted from th. a, of th. Vigor, writ. 111. Doctor .Oout It. AddreM, liu-J. U. AIF.ll, Low.lt, Mass. XOTICE TO WOOD SAWYERS Repuirenieiits ami Penalties of Ordinance Xo. 34:. S ctiou 1. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons owning or operation any steam wood saw within tlte eity limils to LEAVE nr cause In 1 h It any deposit or SAWDCST, or H er lit er upon the street, alley, or -iuewalk wlihln the city limits of Eugene. The person or persona operating such wood snw Bre In reby required to immediately remove any aud all saw dust, or oilier litter deposited upon any street, alley or sidewalk by such steam wood saw. Sec. 2. Penalty for the violation of section 1, NOT LEriS than $5 nor more than $10 and costs. Sec. 8. Any person, firm or corpora tion having their wood cut or sawed by hand upon any street or ulley shi.ll Immediately lentove, or cause to be removed nil sawdust or other litter from suob street or alley. Penalty for the violation of section 3, not lees thau $D, nor more than $10 and costs. B. F, Dorkis, Recorder. "Resolved, That the marshal be and is hereby Instructed to make personal Inspection each aud every week of the streets, alleys and backyards In the business portion of the oity, and see that the provisions of ordinance No 1C6, approved January 2, lSdO, ore strictly enforced." Note. Ordinance No 106 provides for the prevention aud removal of nuisances, aud prohibits the throwing of straw, rubbish, or lllth of any kind Into the streets, alley, or backyards. A Thousand Tongues Could not express the rapture of An nie E Springer, of 1125 Howard street. Philadelphia, Pa., when she found that Dr King's New Dlsoovery for Consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for ninny years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give ber no help, but she says of the Royal Cure, "it Bonn removed the pain In my chest aud I can now Bleep soundly something I can scarcely remember doing before, I feel like Bounding its praise throughout the universe." bo will everyone who tries Dr King's New Discovery for any trouble of the throat, cheat or lungs. Price Mis :i d J 1.00. Trial bottles fren at W L JJeLuno's drugstore; every bottle guaranteed. Farm For Sale. 150 acres. 100 acres undet cultiva tion. Balunce pasture and wood 1 ,111), Hue cattle or sheep ranch, liootl out range. New bouse and barn. Run nlng water near bouse; 20 Hides west of i;ugeue, 6 miles west of 10 1 in Ira. Address J. M, Stephknb, Elnilra, Ore. Dairy Purchased. Floyd Vaughnn bus porch-s o Bar ren's dairy mni will 001. n; ue the business. Mr Vuiighuu ba one I the fluest herds of Ji r-ey cow . 11 this county aud will gusrailie iliu best and purest of milk. He not only asks for lite couMiiunuc" of old cil-inmors butsolloita new oues. Tan Bark Wanted. 250 cords of tan bark wauled. Will pay $0 per cord. Inquire of Hullies A Conipany, Eugene tannery. Chittim Bark Wanted T.ike your chit tun bark to VVSantlerB. Highest cash price paid. At Green's grocery store. For Sale Good bay for cow, $2.50 per (on, oasli. Inquire at home near north end of Eugene bridge. Joseph Davib. Resigns VITAI.I I V LOST Vir.on AND MANHOOl Cures Impotcncy, Nl ght F.m lesion, ant wasting diseases, all elTccts rf self abuse, cr excess ard lndi cretlon. AiicrvotonicntKl Mood builder. Urings the ninlr rina- -; o nnle cheeks and (bce restores the fire cf youth. uy mall ijuc per tox;oooxes for frH.50; wlf j, written jrunran. too to curr c refund tho money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For aale WL DeLano Drniorist Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It ;t : M flclal! y a I gcst.s the food and aids PJikUir;- in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or trans. I 'i I he hili'it discovered digest- ant and ton' No other preparation can itpp-o 11 1: !, In cllicicncy. It in stivitlv r-i. mni pi-rnmnently cures W. p. ,. -' I't'C!.! ion, Heartburn, l'iniu.i ; -!. !-i.r w ncn, Jausea, Sb'l; 1 : -:-li-. ' J.i--! r-ii.ln, Cram pa.and ,Hol l:e! rculiwiif imiierfectdlgestloo. (-r..oru 1 f.. c. Li.vmt a Co., rjicaga. MT 4 CtUoriu Orng Store. w Mw,aj aarj.i ar mj answ For Sale BvLinn Drug Co lorthern Pacific RAILWAY jst 3 Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist' Sleeping 'Jar :-ST. I'AVL. .M1NNKA1' 11 1.1 iTiTTLUTU, TO l'AlttiO, UliAND KOllKSf r'lMWKSTON, IWIXMPKO, HELENA and M'TTE." Throunh Tickets to CHICAOO, WASHINGTON rillLADEl.PHIA, NEW YOUK. BOSTON, and All Points East aud South. For Information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to It McMtlEPiiEY, ( General Agent, Eugene, Oltice Opposite Guard othce. Or. AD CHARLTON, Asst GenT Pass. Agent, 2N1 Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THB EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND 'OIOTI Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Reclmln- Cnair CarsDail-to .'. .. UENVElt, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY. ST. LOUIS' And other Eastern Cities. Tile only line from Portland oIFoiIiik passonKers Specially Conducted Excursions through to Chicago every Wednesday. tlr Portland to CMcago Via Southern Pnclllc, Union Pacilic N W Ky's. UnKKaKO checked through to destination. Alniiniucent scenery, Union neisit. fast tirao, lowest rates. For further iiiforpiation, apply to any iittunt Southern Pacific Company, or H I.ATHllOP. C EBfiO uflene Street Railway. TIM K OAKD. After the 4th of Oct. 1896, the street cars wlU run nn the following scheduet time until further notice. .LEAVING TH EDBPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40-B:10-9:40-I0:0il a m hen tverv ha if hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Pure Wh Inkles and Brandiea, the fines grauos 01 wines anil 'Jlgara. Mixed jjnnica a specialty. Weinhard's, Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS.. F. C. CORSETS MAKE Amttkzn Beauties. t a.1" fi.-lJ.' met Latest Models Oo Bacb Bos. KALAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BY AX BILLY Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby alven that P. M. Wilkin. has been duly appointed administrator of ine estate ot j. k. tnison deceased, by the Hon. E. O. Potter, county jndge of said Lanoconnty. All persons having olaims against aaid ealate are hereby notified to present the same to the administrator within six months from the date of this notice, with the necessary vouohers at J law office of Geo. B. I'orria in Eugon Ornon. P. M. Wiliins, Gao. B, DoRius, Administrator. Att'i. for Estate OR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT ml 0110 liiiml, lUecdiiiiraiid Itching; Plica. It absorbs the tumors, alloys tlm iioluiiK nt oneo, tu ts aa a poultice, gives Instant relief. Prepared only for Piles and Itching of th privuic nana. Every box Is varrantMl. Judge Coons, of Miiyavllle, h'y, soys: " lir. Williams' Indian Pile Oint ment cured me after years of sulTorliiir." Hold by druggist sent by mail ou receipt of price. So cents and $1.00 per box.