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Tho Kind You Have Ahvnys Buuxlit, iw.l viiich Iins liccn in use fur over SO years, lins linruo t'10 signature of . muX has boon litutlo iiiidor his pcr (S . soiml supervision siiico its infancy. ry, -CUcAV. Allow no ono to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations mid " Just-as-srood" nro but Experiments that trillo with and endanger tlio health of lufauts and Children Experience against Uxporimeut. What is CASTORIA Cnstnria is a barniless substitute for Castor OH, Pctro Koric, Drops anil .Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It coiitai- "'tiler Opiuiii, Morphine, nor other Narcotic sulisti. Its ago is its riuiriintoc. It destroys Worm ami allays Feverisliness. It cures liari hi and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving beallhy and natural sleep. Tbo Children's Panacea TUo Mother's Friend. GENUINE Wirt. Bears the v .Hears tne oiffnature The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. SOUTH AD EAST VIA Southern SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Fn,rinrt for Portland and way stations at 3.34 a m; 1 :08 p in. Lv Portland 8:IfO n. in 7:00 p m Jv Em'Piio 2;(itS p 111 l'.'i'M a in Ar Aid.lnnd 12:33 a m U:.0 a m At avrumento fi;0(l p m A:- 5am Ar San Francifco 7:45 p 111 8:15 a in Ar Oeden fit 15 a 111 11:43 111 Ar Denver !I;IK1 a in N:'l a 111 Ar Knu-im City 7:25 a 111 7;'-"' a in Ar Chicano 7:15 a m '.'.HO a in Ar Los Anuelea 1 :"' p m 7:"0 a m Ar Kl f.'- ;:0 p 111 HAN) p m Ar Furt Wnrth (iiii'1 a m (i:3(l ft m Ar ity-f .1 xico :5" n ji it;.V a in Ar Hi hi -tm AMU ft in 4:IH a 111 Ar New Orhsnn. ti:"i" p in l':" p m Ar Wnnliiiinton W a m a 111 r Nw Yfk U':43 p in 1'IiAH p in Pullman and Tourist cars on Ivith traiim. Chair cum Sacra u.ento to ' 'udeu and Kl Pato. and tounnt e.ira to ChicnM, St Lmiis, NVjW Orlwaiw and 'Vi'nxli inch n. Connecting at Sun Fran-c'f-co with several Kieaiwdiiti Hues for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philiipinos, Central and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or addrea 0 H MAKKHAM, G 1' A, Portland,-!-. mim short lie a. i THR DlLl vf .rtOUTETO Jlontana, Utah, l.olorado, and all Eastern Points. :llTL'S ehoifio "I two rvotlte rontea, Tift the I'NION PACIFIC Fast Blull Lint), or t!:o RIO (iHAlsOK ScfiUlO i.fno tio Cliange of Gars Un the 1 ortlaruM'lii'-ni.'o Siienial, "the finest n the wejt." .K'iulped with Elegant Standard Starrs Fine (ew Ordinsry (foirist) Sleepers. S'parb Librai v-Bulftt Cars Splendid Dinners (msals a la carte) Crmlortable Ciaahes and Smokers fnlire Train Completely Vestibuled. Por further information apply. LI ST1.V KN8, Asont, Eugene, or 1 R Nagel, WEComan Trav Pare Ant Oen'l Agt 142 Third St. Portland, Or Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, LliLUTH, HIHhBPOUS, CHICflGO An all poin'e Knsf. Through Paliee and Tourist Sleepers. Dlnln- and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. I) All YTRA1XS. FASTTIMK. BiJUVIt EAXU SCEXEKY UNKtlUALE Tlrketn to poln Kt vUPortlm-l nnd the Git HAT NORTH K H li Y.,on r.le at Sonth ern Pm'it.c Iop't TicVct (Jft ce. Euttentf, or URK VT XOlt l'llKIIX Tlcltrt Olfiei 268 10RRISOM STREET POflTUA 0. For Katea, F ..f"n ati'l fnll Information ra Jioa Eaatero Trip, call on orad.lr. A. 3. C. DBNXIST'W, City .nd llckot Aent l'.Ttlan I GO EAST ALWAYS Signat of Farm For Sale . 628 acres of land w ithin one ml of Hurrisburg, 200 surest a eultivatlon two old lioufeH, I wo ban."; nearly all river botimu Inud. A .urge quantity of balm, rimple a. d ub Hiiiikt. Ash and maple suitably lor lumber. Two old orchurds ou the pi ce. This la bsrg'ln. P.lce, $14, per acn. AddrefH, It F Baker A Co. 1urjoUou City Hotel, o Cire No Pay. That, it- t)i- vay all drtmsl U mall (,-om Tufctidpus Chill Tonic (cr CHIN, Miliaria, and 1'dllioiiMit- K. li ie nit pl-iit;ii't to take as Jii'Uifi ii p. 50 ';nit in't Be Duped Thero Imvo liwri ilapci upon the market BevL'rnlc.K'iip i-cirinta of nil olnolole eilltion of " Welvator'a liictiinmry." 'J'hoy uro being olTcrud under vurlous imincs at a low inico By dry (roods dcnlors, (rroccrs, nuontq, etc., nnd in 11 few insl uncus as 11 pi-oi nil 1111 1'ui subscrip tions to pnpiMS. -Announcements of tlicm comparatively Worthless reprint aro very inlfiloiuliiiff : for Instance, tlioy ni-o advert tscil to tio 1I10 mibstantlal P(iiivnlent of a IHtrticr-pric-etl book, when in reality, bo fur lis lve know imd buliovo, they oru nil, from A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copies of n book of over fifty years tun), which in itsduy wits sold for about S5.00, and which wai miicli superior in impor, print, und bindliiK to these imitntfona, nclnn then a work of aoine merit lust cud of one Long Since Obsolete. The- Rupnlemcnt of 10,000 so-cnllod "new wnrds," which some of these books uro adver tised to contain, wns compiled by a nentlo mnii who died over forty years njfo, and was published iK'foro Ids death. Other minor udditions are probably of more or less value The Webster's Unabridged Dictionary piib llshed by our lioufM) is the only meritorious one of that nanus familiar to this Kctieratlon. It contains over iWUO pnpes, with II lustra tlona on nearly every page, and ncara our imprint ou t lie- title paa:o. It Is protected by copyright from cheap imitation. valuable as this work is, we have at vast exponeo published a thoroughly revised successor. Known throughout tho world as Webster's International Dictionary. As a dictionary lasts a lifetime you should Get the Best. Illustrated pamphlot free. Address G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Sprlogfleld, Mil., ;:iiijSii3 Street Railway. TIME CARD. After tbe 4tb of Oct. 1895, the etreal cam will run on the following aeheduet tiuie until iuriner. nonce. LKAVINQ THE DEPOT. 7tin.7:40-S:lO-8:4O-0:10-9:4O-10r00 k m hfln overy hf'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommerville & Berger. Pure WhlHkies and Rranrifeii. tho firm prades of Wines and Cigars, Mixed unnK9 a specialty. Weinhard's. Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS..'! .OSENE-FLOREHGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stnpe loavffl Eugene for Florence Datty except riunday at 6 a m Jioturninp Btae leaves Florence for Kugene daily except HuncUys at 2 p m -".tnrdavH at 8 a ra. A r riven In Kugeue at 6pmthaday -1N'iT.a fa nt ttOO Hot NU TKIF S00 Ttcteu lor aale st Jt. usntni' liTery Dim, Euftene.or at iiurd A Parenport'i offioa In r.oreuce. Ad Unusual By Grace Duffee Boylan. Guy Merton, gentleman farmer aiid bee culturiat, looked forward to receivhic Colonel Wyllie and his daughter with that nervousness natural to a man who niunt greet in bis own house the woman who has once refuued to becomothe mis tress of it. Of eourse all that was but a part of a hnl forgotten dream, he told himself. Still it would be nice to have her really sitting in tho bent wood rocker in his little parlor looking up at him with that remembered smile. He paced the rooms of bis bachelor domain as he recalled the time of their lust meeting. It was three years ago. The old colonel bod been on sick leave, and Kathie was with him in New York to consult some specialist with newfangled ' notions about locating old bullets. Ho had seen much of the father and daughter when they wei iu town it was before his farming days end he had been such a fooH He hs tak en It for granted that the girl must love him because he loved her. His fcao Bath ed now as he thought of his own conduct more be tin i tig a bride stealing Bedouin ian a mlid mannered young man with atuste for rural husbandry. & wondered that she had consented to her father's plans to stop over with bin for a day as they passed through bis neighborhood. "Ala it mos' time dem folks war a-gettin 'long here?" Black Charity's face, wlAch appeared at the door, bore an additional shade of anxiety. "De buttah's jea a-sputteVin In de pan fo dat chicken." y At that moment the guests drove up to the vernnda. Colonel Wyllie descended with apoplectic dignity from the carriage, and the girl sprang to the ground be fore the twnd of either man could reach her own. The three had been good friends In the old days, and after awhile the new restraint wore away and left them as jolly as at yore. After dinner they walked over some of the land, aud Guy pro poeed to shov them his apiary. "No, yoa don't!" said the old soldier laughingly. "I never get within range of the enemy's gutts if I can help it. I'll go up and smoke on the piaena and leave you and Kathie to scout among the bees. I'd rather take my chance with a tribe of red Indiana." He went toward the house, and the young couple walked slowly on to the orchard, where, under blossoming trees, tbe hives were set. "I have been expecting them to swarm," Guy said, "for there is some uneasi ness In the colony, and, of course, I have to provide them attractive new quarters when they get tired of the old." If they leave the hive and settle on mme low plant, It is my first care to put an inviting and dainty habitation above wherothey have congregated," "Do-you stupefy them with smoke or chloroform?" she usked In an interested "Not usually. This covered bowl on the post is tull of honey water, I sprin kle them with that if I can reach them. It is better to coax than to corned." She looked at him with an unreadable smile. "New methods for you, are they not?" she questioned as she tilted her chin and turned to walk away. Be started after her. He had always been a masterful man, and he wanted to oaten her In his arms and hold her until ho understood whut she had meant to say. He started to follow the path her white gown swept over tho greensward, whan a whirring sound startled him, and In a moment he saw the queen bee. easily distinguishable by her short wings and slender length of body, issue from a hive, followed by a crowding, pressing, busting swarm which hesitated a moment, as tt In confusion and then rose like a elood toward a fragrant tree, only to wheel suddenly as at a sharp command and fly toward him. Guy saw the movement with alarm, but before he could leave the spot the queen had settled on his shoulder, and in an incredibly short space of time tho entire swai-m was hanging to his breaBt and limbs in dense clusters. A twitch of the muBclee, an involuntary cry, would have meant death. He steadied himself into steel. Only his eyes soemed alive when Kathie turned to look at him. For a moment she noted his attitude and the black clusters on his white coat without comprehending. Then tho truth, flashed upon her mind, and something awoke in her henrt to lend her wisdom. She crept to the bowl of honey water and then with it in her hand made her way to where Guy stood in his peculiar danger. Ills eyes signaled that sho was doing well, but her hands trembled ns Bbe shook the sweetened water over him for fear the falling drops might auger the boos. Then, when to her joy she saw thorn sip It, Bhe showered It generously over their backs and wings und watched a little drunkard now aud then unloose his claws and tumble to the ground. "I think that you have saved me, Kathie," Guy dared to whisper at last. "Find a feather, if you can, and brush them off." She ran to the border of the yard aud returned with a large brown turkey quill, with which she deftly brushed the bees down into a bucchannlian heap, "I have not been stung once, Kathie, savo by remorse," sukl Guy softly when the last had fullen. "Can you forgive my blunder after nil these years? 1 will woo very humbly, dear." And If Kathie's smile was unreadable, then perhaps her tears said .more. Detroit News. HIS LIKENESS. The bride, expectant, locked the door and crossed the room to her writing desk. For a moment her fingers hovered In a half hesitating, half doubtful wny over one of the heavily carved drawers, then she pulled the drawer slowly open and drew from Its plush lined rocess a small photograph. It was tho picture of a man, but a man neither handsome nor striking in up pearance. For a moment the girl looked down at the plain face before her, with tho dear, true eyes returning her earnest gaze so really, without emotion; then, with a half suppressed little exclamation of infinite ove, she pressed the picture to her sweet young lips again and again. Up the wide stairway and along the hall came tho subdued strains of the or chestra humming softly to itself behind the palms in the balcony, and the rippling melodies mingled reluctantly with the sound of the wheels of tho late comers' car riages as they rolled hurriedly up to the door. The girl's beautiful eyes, still upon the photograph, seemed to grow dreamy with recollections, and she forgot the waiting men and women of her set below. Two years ago two short years! Yet in that time what a century of love a woman may live, and what an eternity k happiness or paint Two years ago and life held only happiness and hopes, and now But sho would not permit herself to think of now. Tbe present is to be lived, not thought of. Whatever happened in that present made little difference. The past was hars, secure and not to be disturbed. And to that past she crept back for one long, last look ere it was put away, forever perhaps. She knew it must be. She bad ben told so time and time again, but not until tbe very night when she was to give hv hand to her brother's best friend had she fully realized it all. With her heart throbbing as it bad never throbbed before, though she had lis tened to the halting story from other men's Hps, sho heard but dimly what this plain, earnest man whispered, and when at Inst she raised her hnppy face to hu and he kissed her passionately heaven indeed seemed not so far away. For a long time they sat there longer than the gull had tbo patience to wait, for It finally flew away and when they went back at last, walking slowly along the beach to the little Inn, her heart seemed to sing to itself the love song he bad sung the night before, with a new measotig in the tender words. And she felt and realised that love had crowned her life. And now? Bhe wondered dimly If ho remembered oil this, or had he forgot ten as men will forget such things? Could he do that, could he? She looked again at the picture held In her warm, trembling hand, and the deep gray eyes looking straight up into her own seemed to say, "Nol" while the firm lips might have been whisperlnsover again those Bweet perjuries which even now ran in her ears. The sharp click of a closing carriage door sosutded below, and a moment after the hurried tread of feet upon the stair told of the arrival of groom and best man, but she did not hear them. Again the picture was pressed to the girl's lips, and the blue eyes grew brighter still with noshed tears. Gone though It all was, irrev ocably past, It was still bar privilege In these last few minutes to bring it back If she chose and to live far a moment In the shadowy long ago. Only a few Bbort moments more and the girl would be the wife, and then A gentle knock upon the door, and the little mother's soft, anxious voice call ed: "Are you ready, dear? He Is here." Tbe girl started to her feet, clutching the picture in her nervous fingers until it almost bent. The orchestra was throbbing in musical rhythms below, the chat ter of the guests came up to her as If they were far away and she but an idle listener, and the dreamy look in her sweet eyes deepened for a moment. Then it passed quickly! and a pretty air of determination and resolve came over her. With one last yearning look at tho face between her white lingers she hesitated a single second, and then, with eyes alight nnd cheeks burning, she slipped tbe pic ture into the bosom of her gown, and the lace fell gently over it. "Yes, mother," she answered quietly, forcing back with a great effort the lit tle sob that, rose to her lips, and walking steadily ncrosi the room again she un locked tbe door and stood before the nervous, chattering bridesmaids with a calm, sweet face and quiet dignity which hushed their words and set them to silently admiring her. "I am ready," she said. ' As the carriage bowled away from the door amid a shower of roses nnd good wishes and a worn little slipper or two the girl lenned forward, and drawing t)n picture from its hiding place slowly she looked at it and then into the face of hfi hufiband. who nt watching her with quiot happiness. Then, with a happy, girli-h laugh, nhe nnsuvred bis implied question: "Yes, I curried it there all during the service, right next my hart. But, Frank, dear, you are much handsomer than you were two years ago." E change. To Cucea Cold in One Day TakeLaxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets, All drufrgista refund the mo'iey If it falls to cure. E, W. H rove's s'Rua ture Is on each. box. 25c. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Sigrature of Situation. 8 Xotice. The (ublic schools will commence Sept 21. Teachers are rfrmesled to call at my office and sign tlie'r contracts as soon as convenient. Dated August! 1000. Uko F Chaw, Clerk. Fruit Wanted. Cash paid for tie, apples and plums, If M. Francis, Eugeue, Or Xo Right to Ugliness. The wuiiiun wbo in lowly iu taco, form uud temper will always have friends, bui unu who would be attrne tiveuiust kci'p ber bi'ulth. If she Is weak, sickly and all rua down, she will le uervouft aud irritable. If Bbe hut) coudliputiou or klduoy trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, olotolit'H, Hkiu eruptions and a wretch ed complexion, Klectrlo Bitters is tbe bent medicine iu the world to reulttte Htoiuu'iit, liver and kidueys at.d to purify tbe blood. It gives strong nerves, bright tyen, fiutoth, velvoty aklu rich complexion. It will make a good- locking, charming worn up uf a run down invalid, Only 60 ceute at WL DoLtttHVa diug Btore, Farm For Sale. 150 acres, 100 acres uuder cultiva tion. Balance pustute and woodland. Flue cattle or sheep ranob, Wood out range. New houtte and barn. Bun nlng water near bouse; 20 miles weit ofijjugene, 6 miles west of Elmlra, Address J. M. Stephens. Elmlra, Ore. A Powder Mill Explosion. Removes every tb lug In sight; so do dntstio mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate machinery of your body with calomel, crnton oil, or alloes pills, wbeu Dr King's New Life Pills, wnloh are geutle as a summer bretze, do the work perfectly. Cures headache, con--Htipation. Only 25 cents at W L De Lano's drug store. o aTs toria Bears the A MHO "WP W Bignataro of Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Buckleu's Arnica Halve ctireHtbem; sIbo old, running and le ver Bores, ulcers, bolls, felons, corns, wartt, culH, bruiat-H, burns, scalds, chapped bands, chilblains. Best pile cure ou earth. Drives out pal us aud aches. Only 25 cents a box, cure guurunteed. Hold by VV D DeLano, druggist. Chance to Buy a Home. A 0 room hou?e, burn, outbuildings mill two full lots iu best residence sec (inn of Eugeue for sulcata bargain If tiikun within 30 days, Best chauoeof t li-1 year. Address Lock Box No. 806, K'igene Oregon. For Sale. Qtiite family horse. Handsome for rt und color, and medium sizi. Hurni'MH aud covered roomy buggy, cheap. Enquire at Guard Office. French Tansy Waters, cue world's unions remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are uever failing and safe. Married ladles' friend Fro u eh Tansy Wafers are tbe only re liable femulo remedy In the world; Im ported from Furls; take nothing elee, hut Insist on genuine; In red wrap porn with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, SUB Turk r t Bun Francisco. For sale by all drtiii gietii, or sent in plain w ran per direct on riHi t f 2. "Meet Us On The Midway" The K rent of the Timea. tat Street Fair and Carnival... Occupying many solid blocks, t nit inn In an entire itreet from curb to curb. Portland, Oregon, S?pUtol5,1900. Under the ausphv of Ihn Port land Elks. BUKPASHINO in MAONITCDK nnd UHaNOEK ANYTUlN'i OF TI1K KIM K VIC It A1TKMITKD OH THE PACIFIC COAST. Something torumRiTibnr Up to the date of your heart failure. The Street of Cairo, The Oriental Theater, The German Village, The Dancing Girls; An Arabian Pageant, Crowning the Queen, Rex, King of the Carnival At tended by His Magnifi cent Court Tho g'pftt pTB'to of the Elltn and oihcr on i cm, inciiniiBTi rnrt arm rounmin. inn mBUiilfiOi'iit tt luiiii)iHl arcti slid erninl MMwny llMnd with vrriiirittr.nl fllLrnctlnim. kllrilutr. Mereniitllu, Ami I'-uIturc. Horticulture, and itttur mmim nm ex mm in. i jim nomeim mvinoii, d-lyi!d by woman, built by women mid deor-nt'.-d by women) for the uzblbltnf mmum's In d 'trlnl work. 'I lie grain nulaco bulllul Oregon ami WhuIiIiiIiiii ufrilti mitl ifrnen. Muxlr, Onyi'ty nnd Pun. NljcrHtliniod Into uiiy. iMwtn mil nun wnicr rruvt vwr given to Portland irom all parti of the 1'scllle Northweit felilYiTA irm VITALITY LOST VKiOH AMD tVSAINHCIOr Cures Impotcncy.Kli'ht Kmlnlonaai vntln!r. diseases, all effects r' self -3riOfl blUKei cr excess ard indiu ifeiL,i! creticm. A iiorvotoiilcniHl ;P:e'i Mood hiiililur. Brlnns the jS( 'ffi' pink (flow to pale checks and pfm restores the fire of vouth. Pi By mall GOc per box; O boxes ior fy'i.lid; wit a written (riiuran. loo to cure i f rcltinu tuo money, - NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jacluon St., CHICAGO, ILL. Foiud, WIDLuo Dragitort, CLASSIFIED Hit Notice mi,lor UiIk head not to oxcood five Hnee, f.u cents per week; St 50 a mouth; $12 lH)r year. For Sale. FOll BALE At a Imrgslu, one of the beat stock urn! grain, rauouesof 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or In part, to suit puroluwer, Euny twins, For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Htore. FOll BALE. Corner First aud Jetler. son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, water, frult.flue garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot 00 feet 8 Indies, by lO feet, yuuug fruit trees, good garden ground, water, eio. Also house aud lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms wrile BJ BIIIb, Tacoma, Wash, Jinx 827, or call at (Juakd olllce. FOB BALE -A lino stook ranch con talniug 30 acres for sale ata bargain. Will soil as a whole or iu parts, one containing implements, house and two barnB, consisting of 185 aeres; the other pasture land principally. Situated six miles Irom Eugene. Call on or address J M Uearuart Eugene, Oregon. FOR BALE A Hue lot, corner Tenth and Pearl streets. Inquire or Mrs ' E Crouer. FOR BALE. A good saddle home, oheap if taken at once. Inquire of MrsM J Babb, High street. For the Seashore. Newport and Vaquina Bay contin ues to ofler for the summer vacation ureater variety of attractions than cull be fouud at any other North Pacilio resort. Excellent beanliea bathing, enticinir rides and mn,l,iua good boating and fishing, clams, emus ana oysters for tho gathering, and uu equaled profusion of pebbles, shells and auates. Add to this oheerfnl and obliging busts, who ale providing ut very reasonanie rates nnuielike quar ters, and most liberal fme. Thry v.ou'1 let one Ret buugry at Newport. "wo H.iuthein Puolllc uncut fur tli knts and time tables, orcorre.siiond with n a Alurkham, General Pusxeuuor Agelil,, rortmud, Oregon. t-LAlKl) OUT. Bull heudaohe, pains in varit.uv raits of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss or appetite, feverisliucts, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp , re blood. No matter bow It became so, it must be nurlfled in order to obtain good heullh. Acker Itlood Elixir has never failed to.cure Borofulousor Hyphilitic noiHoiiH. r auv other blood diseases. It is ccrtmuly a wonneriui remeay ana we sen every bottle on positives, guarantee. For If by W 1. Del. mm. Administrator's Sale. I will sell at private snlo the silver and glass ware dishes and hook be longing to tbe estate of A V Peters. Also 2400 shares of stock in (lit f.ane County Mining Oinpnny in tlie lilue River district. Oko U DlllthlR, AdmlnlMirtitnr. Is vour breath bad? Then vonr best friends turn their beads aside. A bsd breath means a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure com.ipaeion, biliousness, dyspepsia, iicsuaciic. .csc. aii arugeists. Want your niointai tia or beard a beautiful brown or rich Mark ? Thi-n nan BUCKINGHAM'S OYEMSr. f. c. eoesiTS MAKE .American Beauties, v 9rt i ..r ' - I 4fae-t 'I'm-. Mocleli. On tch Box. CORSET CO. SOLt MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY AX BILLY iMt ino rrcatrrmeay ;or nervous prosiration ana kii aiaao m no V' j orcinnof olttirr fwx, unrn a Nervous Ir.. .ration. Falllnacr Loal Mannooo. 'sOi" lmpotcncT. Nlifhilv hmialons. Youtbful Errtirs, Mcnul Worry, JCoaslvo ust 1FTFH IKIHQ order we KUarantcr to coro or rotund mo money. Sold al ,1.00 per box, VlCn UOIVVi onoioaforti.OU. llIl.niOTXS CUBIUCAa, CO., OlWstaaWl, Obit or Totmccoor upuira whicn For Sle 8v lorthern Pacific RAILWAY s Tim Pullman Sleeping rjars Elegant Dining Oars Tourist! Sleeping Carp ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. li;Lt)'l'B,, TO IfAltUO, IqiiAND FOitKBj " pitooKsfoif; WINNIPEG 'HKLKNA and !nu;iTK: Throunh Tickets to C?.?9.A0. WASHINGTON i-inUADEl-PHIA, NEW YOllK. BOSTON, and All Pout. s ,Eoat aud Sonth. For Information, time cards, map and ticket., call on or write to. R MoMrjEPHEY, (reneral Ag-ent, Eugene, Offloe-Opuoaite Guard otiice. " Or. A D CHARLTON, AmI; flr'l Pub &n, 265 Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOPHEBN PACIFIC COMPANY ANDl CfCTOfftf Pullman Palace Sleepers! Tour ist Sleeners and Reclinln" Chair Cars Dall"to DI'.N VKH, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' Ami irther Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland oiretinii passoBRuni Siieciaily Con,l';ted KxcuniionH through U, Chicago Dirty Tourist f 'Portland to Chicago Cm Horvk'tt flmithcrn Pacific, Unitm Fnciltc W Jty'n. UnKKiiKe chucked through to tinutiou. Mnniirent Bceneiy, UhIod (nit, fast time, lowmt ratea, '(r furtV.er infonuatinn. aunlv tn mnw fCtit't Southern Vncific Comptny, or H l ATHltOl'. (.' E BEO CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... Havi yem thniulit nf the Steame Trip scroti the "UKEAT LAKES"? It ooubiiiM (he a tractive featnrcn and benefits of an ocean trip wlthour the attundat diaaotnfiirts, Viirtliarmr.1 It f im atvna.nailu tk. ...... elliuK by rail. Tim KTmrurl.l T.;.U..l .til. CL .1 leeinm from Vancouver, and Touriit Sleepen .iu, .jr-ntno ivTury jutmuay, inurBciay ana Sftturitay, ennnecta with one of theMAGNL FICKN P SIKAMKH3 nf the 0. 1'. Ky. at Fort William. If you are goloff Kant we would be glad to (five yon some facts and information regard log UiU trip. H. H. ABOTT. 146-HdHt r.irtland.Or. E. J. COYLK, - A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. O. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. fCinK CARD No. 3 for Yan, ulna Train leaves Albany eaves (Jorvallle..... Arrivee Yiuiuina No. 1 Hetnrnlng Ieavei Yaqnlna , Leavea Oorvallia Arrtvei Albany. No, 8 for Dttrnit Jyearea Albany Arrives Detroit No, 4 Ite turn in; leaves Detroit Arrives Albany ,12:W P M . 1j40 P M . 6;o5 P M . 7HJ0 AM .U;30 A M .lli;10 P M . 7:00 A M .11:20 AM ,12.10 P M , ful6 P M . 6:00 A M . CrAt A SI . 7:20 P M . m p m No. 0. iieavM Corvallis A r riven Allwnv 0. IjeavH Albany Arrives Corvallis No. Oni and twoojnnpfl at Albany and Ct-tvallls with Houtbcrti i'actllo train a, RillDR olrt-ct fcrvlcc to and from Mow cor t and rdj cunt twarhes. lialna forth monnUlm arrive at I'ulrnltat noon, nivIng ample limo to reach cacipniK Kiotin'li ou tbe bieltcnbuih and Bantlam the same day. hive aud Six onnneot at Albany with ti e Albany local to and from Portlane. EDWIN STONE, Manager. H L WALDEN, J TURNER, TF PA Aifent Albany. I T13 km VITALITY lead to consumption aou idrbdut. Wllh OTory Linh Drua Co
