tf
!Ka.v
.....
The Kiu1- Yon 11,11,0 Always Bought, anil w'.tuli lias lieea
Jfl IIMJ " - ' - w.
nnd lias been mntta under liis pcr
fir J AfrJA soiml supervision since is liiljmcy.
(Jl&r, "WW" Allow no one to tleeeivo you in thin.
au C'outerfoits Imitations and " Jiist-ns-jroort" nr but
Bjpcriiueiits that trifle with and endnnser tho health of
jniiuits and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio
substance. Its "So k its guarantee.' It destroys Worm
anil allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea, and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep,
j.. children i Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
CASTORIA
GENUINE
Bears the Signature of
Tie KM Yeii Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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628 acres of land wllhln one mile
of Hurrisburg, 200 acres in cultivation
two old tiouHes, two barns; nearly all
river bottom luod. A large quantity
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and maple suitable for lumber. Two
old orchards on tbe place.
This Ih a bargnin. Price, $14, per
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Tu notion City Hotel
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TIME OABD.
AfU.rthe4thofOct. 1895. tbe treal
care will run on the following acheduet
time until rurtbe? notice.
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HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
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Pmh WhialrloK unit Hranrlien. thf 6nS
grades if Winee and 'Jigari, Mixed
Drinks a specialty.
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FIRST CLASS..1
EUGENE-FLORENCE
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LOVE TRIUMPHED.
v
Mary ITRrolds father was a farmer in
a small way, and, ultuouh he could not
aETord expensive dresses for his duugtitfr,
he gave her the beuelit af a fair educntiou
.Mary was by no means aii ignoramus.
Her faiher'a only bister, Delia, luarrhtl
a wealthy city merchant, aud when Mary
was l'.l she was invited to pa;u the win
ter months at their elegant house on Mur
ray Hill.
Mary's Instincts and Ideas were high
toned aud her tastes artistic. She liked
loft laces and jewels, she delighted to
wrap Aunt Delia's costly shawls about
her shapely shoulders nnd let them trail
rracefully over the velvet carpet anil to
fold tho dainty laces against the clear
white and pink of her exquisite face and
Imagine herself some fair priucets.
Aunt Delia encouraged the girl in this
she arrayed her in the finest nnd intro
duced her into society and was proud of
the Bensntlon her rare loveliness excited.
Mary's thoughts are best expressed by
reading over bur sister s shoulder the let
ter tii at she received somewhat inter,
This sister, Louisa, was the eldest, very
plain and very pood. Mary confided in
her without reserve.
Dr Lou Oh, that you were beret Hut you
wouldn't enjoy it all u I do. I im In my ele
ment. Aunt's bouse li a marvel of beauty. T!u-ike to i
ber generosity 1 am attired as daintily aa a king's
daughter. She will have. It to, although 1 rebel,
(or ahaine. Lou, 1 fear I ca never don my plain
dreues again.
Iet me whisper to you alone that I have two
admirers. Of course there are a .-ore or so o(
dangler ready to do homage, flirt or carry nvaps,
but there are but two eligible for matrimony.
One of them, Clifford Mason, ia a p fleet
Adonis, Oh, Lou, be ia handsome I I like him
irer so much.
He's a gentleman; but, alas, notwithstanding
all this, he la poor. Auut says that he'll have to
take a back seat." Poor folks luusi, you know.
Oilead WiUoughby, the other candidate, ia One
looking, too, but he ta self opinionated and al
ways ready with u covert siieer; but then he U a
millionaire, and. of course, that will atone tor
all hta faults.
What would you say, sister mine. If you saw
your pet blazing with diamonds and dressed in
Worth's marvelous toilets T What would you say
to spending your winters at Mrs. Willoughby't
elegant mansion and riding through tbe Central
park behind a pair of magnmcent haysf
All this and more U l marry tnc money oagsi
What shall I do hew decide? Semi your homily
quickly, dear Lou. Oh, don't 1 know well whnt
that. will be. "Stick to your principles, Mary,
whatever"
p. S. I think even you could not help being
pleased with Clifford Mason. There Is something
grand and noble about him.
WiUoughby sent her costly bouquets
and seemed to live but for her smites, yet,
with a woman's Intuition, she kuew that
beneath his courtly manner there was a
hard, selfish nature, but she thought that
he loved her as much ns he loved any
thing beyond his own pleasure aud com
fort. Her heart lingered lovingly upon the
manly words of Clifford Musou. "I nm
poor, darling, but I could labor cheerfully
for j'ou, for I love you."
She asked herself. Do I love Gil end
WiUoughby? If he were poor or ill,
would I be willing to work for him?
Could I at-CLpt of "shnhby gentility" and
wear mn.de over dresses for his sake? If
he should lose his wealth, could I bo a
true, loving wife all the Bnme?
"Oilead ts not a man to die for a wom
an, not for a woman to die for," she
added, ftnd with the tears trembling like
dewdrops upon her long lashes she
struggled ngiSnst the temptation of being
the envied wife of a millionaire.
And when the struggle was ended nnd
love had triumphed over ambition it was
a time of joy wheu she promised Clifford
Mason to be his own true, loving wire,
in poverty or riches, in sickness or in
health.
It was a jdorious day In June when
these true lovers were mari'cd tit the old
farmhouse whore she had passed the
happy days of childhood, but she was
quite couienl when her husband told her
that he had provided a plain, comfortable
home in New York city.
It was evejiing when they arrived, and
when the uirrlago stopped before n
stately mmihion on Fifth aveuue and
Aunt Delia tame out In the hall to wel
come them she felt as if It wns a pleas
ant surprise. Could it be possible, after
all, that her proud Aunt Kustmnn meant
to forgive her for the serious fault of
marrying a poor man!
And w hen she had finished a tour of
exnminution through the house nnd duly
admired the decora tlous of the rooms,
eah prf.oi t:i its way, she congratulated
her aun; iiv-a the possession of so fine a
mansion. "I loved the dear old place on
Murray Hill," she said, "because It was
there that I first met Clifford, but this
Is fit for u king's palace." .
"Do ytm regret having rejected the mil
lionaire for the sake of oue who has but
a loving heai't mid willing hnnds to offer
you?" Inquired her husband.
"I owu thai I was tempted, Cliff; but,
you see, love triumphed."
Clifford Muson wound his arms around
her and, looking Into her beautiful face,
radiant with love and happiness, said:
"Then welcome home, dear Mary, for
you are sole mUtress here."
"What!" she exclaimed, In astonish
ment. "Will you not love me just as well for
having deceived you? For this Is my
excuse: I wished to be sure that you
loved me. Mary, I am not the poor man
that you thought. I fear that you will
have to put up with the incumbrance of
my millions, after all." New York News.
Monntaln. of tbe Deep.
Many miles off the coast of New
foundland the bottom of the ocean rises
in a remarkable way and forms a com
paratively shallow bnsin, enormous in
cxtcut and surrounded by water five
miles deep. This region Is known as the
Newfoundland bnnks and is the famous
trystlng place of the merciless fogs and
tee clad brotherhood of tbe north.
As these Icebergs approach tbe warmer
climate tbe action of the sun and water
upon tbem is remarkable and does for
them what the sculptor srnisei aocs ior
the block of marble. Ojl of shapeless
masses appear forms of the finest archi
tecture. A drifting mountain careens,
topples over and finally twists Itself into
a beautiful cathedral or a many turreted
fortress, set high upon an elevation of
clearest marble, vast Interiors formed by
Icy arches springing from great bits of a
breaking berg and all these forms draped
with rich traceries of cream white lace
in designs undreamed of.
Then, too, the melting ice on the crests
of these bergs fnlls down the slippery
sides aud Into the sea In streams and
cascades, and, strange as It seems, this
water is always fresh, despite the sur
rounding salt of the ocean. John Kusaell
Ividsoa In Woman's Home Compan
ion. To Care a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggist refund the money
If It falls to cure. E. W. (J rove's si(t.a-
ture la on each box. Zoo.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
81gratux of
THE ACCUSING CUP?
BV BART Kt.NNEUV.
A certain wine cup l.-!angiii to Jiu;il,
a Persian king. To him it bad come as
an heirloom from a long Hn f unntoi.
He prieed It over nil things.
Truly this cup was a marvel or exqui
site craftsmanship. The muno of in
maker was lost mid tho mists of deu 1
ges. Indeed so magical seemed the skill
of its fashioning that some there were
who thought that it surely must be thu
work of a power more than mortal. It
was formed wholly of jewels that were
fastened tug.-tlier by some strange, suhtlo
device, and it was shaped in a munnt-i
most curious. Its ernl'tman luid taken u
dower of piculiar beauty for his desigu.
As Darab on feast utghts held it,
wine filled, before the light it seemed as
if a mnny tinted cluster of precious
stones was plunged into a luminous sea
a st-a softly, sensuously red. The rurc
old grupe juice, fostered to life in the
long ago by tho sunlight, appeared to
awake, to exult, to livu again the glow of
a milder light.
Hut none might drink from this cup
but Da nib Darab. tho kind
Toghrul, the soothsayer, he of the white,
flowing beard and mystic, piercing eyes,
averred that this cup ofttimes possessed
strange powers, lie said that if Darab
gazed Into the depths of the wine ns it
foamed and sparkled within its embrace
ho might see, as in pictures, happenings
In faroff places, or he might seo deeply
into the workings of the hearts of those
who stood neur.
This saying of tho soothsayer had
caused fear to enter into tho minds of
tho courtiers, and whenever Darab look
ed steadily into the cup ail trembled, as
none knew what next might happen.
Again, it wns whispered, by whom none
could tell, that If it were destroyed Darab
would die, and never mora, would, ono of
his race reign as king.
Thus was this cup of grave, of ominous
import.
This night was a night of feasting and
grand revelry within the king's palace.
Lights flashed and sheened. Wines of the
rarest and choicest vintage llowod freely
as water. Delicato viands, fruits nnd
Bubtlo triumphs of cookery were spread
upon tho great tables. And thero wore
gleam ings of countless gem lucrustcd,
precious metaled goblets. Glorious clus
ters of flowers gnvo forth a Bense lifting,
all pervading aroma. Varied and min
gling colors and hues raptured tho eye.
And here were women of a glory and a
benuty indescribable. Silks shimmered,
ev siioiio.
And hero was tho cold, cruel glint ol
eteel, for soldiers, accoutercd, were at the
feast
Sablo slaves ministered to the wants oi
tho feasters. Bracelets and anklets of
ivory flashed ns they tlitted to and fro.
King, satraps, women, court iers-nay,
all were blended in a grand, joying uul
tion. Like tire tlamcd all heurts.
And music rang.
Tho moon's light was calm and clenr.
Stars twiakled, glistened in tho profound
afar. All was still. Hut in the siillucss
there seemed to sleep some strange,
mighty secret. And thero cumo into th
air n henvincss. '
"IIo, Toghrul, Toghrul! Thou ol
soothsaying fame, come hither, com
hither! I have gazed luto this erp, and,
lo. It has revealed to me the face and
thoughts of one who Is a traitor one v. ;c
plots against my life, my throne, my all.
Yonder bo stands. lie! ITyder!"
It was Darab who culled out thus In o
loud voice. A wicked, cruel smile played
in his fnco as he pointed to Ilyder, one
of his satraps. .The night had passed
well on, nnd the revelry had become ol
the wildest.
A silence ns of tho grave fell over all at
the king made this accusation. 1 hi
knew and feared what was coming. Noufl
dared sneak but Toghrul.
"Art sure, O king?" ho asked. The
soothsayer felt kindly toward tho satrap.
"Sure as that I am of woman born,"
Darab replied as he again looked Into the
cup, "here is tho face of yon unworthy
servant. Now it Is still and tells naught,
but an Instant ago as I gazed Its lips
moved, and from them I heurd murmur
Ings of revolt and treachery. Ho muat
die. This cup is my safeguard nnd guide.
IIo. euarris! Seize yon trnitorl"
Hyder turned pale, Hravo though he
was, he trembled trembled becauso of
ono he loved ami little ones. IVs, he
was lost lost. Ofttimes had he known
Darab to order men to the death because
of things revealed to him in this strange
cun.
Hyder was seize... aud death hung In
tho air when a loud cry broke from Da
rab. Again he was looking into the cup,
but thia time his fnce was convulsed willi
fear.
"Ho! To nrms, to arms!" he cried
wildly. "Soldiers, all to arms! Foemen
Burround the palace! Rebels ore upon
ns!"
Hyder was loosed, and In a flash tlx
revel was turned to a wild, terror strick
en confusion.
Then was heard a low rumbling in the
air, and suddenly there camo a fearful
roll of thunder ami a succession ot uitna-
lng, destroying lightning flashes. The
walls of the palace near the king's throne
fell.
Clashing of arms and savago shouti
were heard In the distance.
Darab was standing with the cup
raised aloft In his right hand. Ho wai
invoking aid from tho powers above.
Near him stood tho soothsayer and Hy
der with drawn sword. He wns prepared
to defend to the last gasp the king who
had ao cruelly condemned him. Shrieks
and cries were rending the air.
Then came a lightning flatdi t hat waff
mightier nnd more blinding than nil that
hsd'irone before. It struck the cup, shiv
ering it to dust. Darnb fell dead. It
was even as if tho power: abovo had
spoken.
Into the palace rushed the enemy.
And tumult reigned. Exeha.iRe.
Tnlernlfon.
Toleration ever leads us to mnke allow
nnce for tho diff rcii',is in the natures ti
those around uu difV.-reiKTS in training,
in opportunities, in ideals. In motives, l i
tastes. In opinion. In tcinperniui-iita and
In finding. We cm lie loyal ( mr own
belief, faithful to m:r own caice, without
condemning tho-e vim give t!i-ir fidelity
In oecordam-o with their own tiomdeiHH
or de.dm. The v.o:l I n-M ni ne toler
ance. We Ti"ed a firmer Vm! t nnity
and syntpitl y hi f-'it il':, -i rrrn :
litfratiiy end lurtude In r.'.iKS-r-"---Williaut
G .-yrge Jordan.
.Notice.
WTheJpuhllcT schooV will fcnmmenc"
Sept 21. Teachers are requested to call
at ray office and sign tbe'r contracts as
soon as convenient.
Dated August 4. 1900.
Obo K Craw, Clerk.
Fruit Wanted.
Cash paid for i.enra, spples and
plums. I. M. Fkancih,
Eugene, Or.
TREASURE FROM DAWS0V.
Two Millions la Gold Suitl to Uc
Coming to Seattle Largest
Single Shipment of Season.
Seattmc, Auj;. 10. Lt advices
from the north statu that a single
ahlpmeut of $1,000,000 It) treasure will
soon t mailt frrnu Dawsou to this
city. According to tho plttus of D C
Jacksou, superintendent of the Alaska
Kxpiees, which has the shipment in
charge, the gold will arrive here lo
about 10 days. The treasure In con
signed to the local assay oftloe fiotn
the Canadian Hank of Commerce at
Dawson, whk'h corporation purchased
It from miners In sin 11 lots. Tbe
shipment will, perhrps be the largest
or one of the Urgent single siuglo ship
ments of the season.
Auother $1,000,000 in treasure left
Dawson July 20, on a down-river
steamer, aud should arrive here on oue
of tbe next boats via bH Michael; $750,
000 of It belongs to the same bank as is
making the above shipment.
Elks' Carnival.
Account Grand Carnival of the Bo-
nevoleut Protective Order of Elks, to
be held at Portland, September 4th to
lnth inclusive, tickets will be Bold at
reduced rates from all stations on Ore
gon Hues to Portland and return.
These tickets will be on sale September
3rd, 4th, (Jib, 10th and 13th, aud limit
ed to three days after date of sale.
ror further particulars, call on or
address Southern Paoilio agent at Eu
gene,
Farm For Sale.
150 acres. 100 aoreB under cultiva
tion. Balance mature and wood land.
Flue cattle or sheep much. Uood out
range. New bouse and barn. Run
ulng water near bouse; 20 miles west
of JiugeDe, 6 miles west of Elmira.
Address
J. M. Stephens,
Elmira, Ore,
Chance to Buy a Home,
A 9-room house, barn, outbuildings
and two full lots in best residence sec
tion of Eugene for sale at a bargain If
taken witbln 30 days. Best clmnoe of
the year. Address Look Box No. 806,
Kugeue Oregon.
For Sale.
Gentle family horse. Handsome
for a and color, and medium Bir.e.
Hnrness and covered roomy buggy,
cheap. Enquire at
Guard Office.
Boars th. ygllie Kind You Havs Always Bought
French TauBy WaierB, me world's
nruous remedy for irregular and pain
ful periods of ladifm; are never falling
and safe. Married ladies' friend
Krencb Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In tbe world; Im
ported from ParU; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, importers, 806 Turk Ht
euu r rancisco. f or sale by all drug
gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct
on receipt of 2.
"Meet Us On The Midway'
The Event of the Times.
Great Street
Fair and
Carnival...
Occnpvlns manr solid block n.
Uktiig in an entire itreot from
euro w euru.
Portland, Oregon,
Spt. 4 to 15, 1900.
Under the auspices of th. Port.
innu ni... Dur.i Anninn in
MAGNITUDE slid UHANURRK
A.NYTIIINil OF TIIK KIND
KVKIt ATTEMPTED ON THE
fACICIC COAST.
Bomelhlng lo remember up to
roe uaui 01 ruur ueari laiiure.
Tho Street of Cairo,
The Oriental Theater,
The German Village,
The Dancing Glrlsj
An Arabian Pageant,
Crowning the Queen,
Rex, King of the Carnival At
tended by His Magnifi
cent Court
The sreat parade of th. Elks and other
order,. 1 tie llallau I'ark and Fountain. Ihe
lii.Kidnc.-ut triumphal arch and xraud Mldwn?
lil'eil with wiiiiilfrlul attraction. Minim.
Mercantile, AKtli'idture. Horticulture, and other
n".iiHinnl exiiiuiiH. I no numen . i atiiioii
d"lt(ned by women, built by women and deer
rml bv vromem lor the eihlbltot women In
duitrial wurk. The Jiraln palar. bulltof Oregou
mill W.,hluuton er.ln and itrsMe..
Muftic, Irajcty and Fun. Night turned Into
day. Iowe.t rail and water rate, ever given to
Portland (rum all parla of th. I'aclflo Northwest
fffiiYITA
l.ivmlTAI.1 1 I
LOST VIOOR
AND MANHCC'
Cures Im potency, Night Emissions anf
wasting diseases, all cficcts r' sen
abuw, cr cxccbs arj lndit
cretion. Ancrvetonicand
'r9S. Mood builder. Brings the
Hi ty pink glow to pale checks and
Liii'X re.lnrifl iht flrf? Cif VOUttk.
Z L&S HT mall HOC per box; O boxes
i.-r rhJ.r.O; wit'- j, written frtitiraii.
U.o to cure r refund tho money.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
C'.inton & Jackson fctt., CHICAGO, IU.
For sal. WL I )Ioo Drugstore.
CLASSIFIED GOLUMN.
Kntires under this head not to exceed fiv.
lino., uu oenta r week; $1 ,'i0 a uioutli; Hi
per )-aar.
For Sale.
FOll SALE At a bargaiu, oue of the
beet stock and grain ranches of 7-10
aorta, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be
sold as a whole, or In part, to suit
purchaser, Easy terms. F'or par
ticulars apply to Johu Ingham, i.t
Ax Billy Department Store.
FOll BALK. Corner First and Jefler
snu street, oue 10 room lioui e, and
two lots, 80x100 feet each. Uood
barn, water, frult.tlue garden grouud.
Also bouse aud lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot 60 leet 8 inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good
f;arden grouud, water, etc Also
uiuee aud lot, comer Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms wrlie 8 J Hills, Tacnma,
Wash, Box 87, or call at Uuakd
ofllce.
FOR SALE A Hue stock ranch con
taining 320 acres for Bale ata bargaiu.
Will soli as a whole or iu- parts, one
containing implements, bouse aud
two barus, consisting of 135 aores;
the other pasture laud principally.
Situated six miles from Eugene.
Call on or address J M Oeaibart
Eugaye, Oregon.
FOR SALE A Hue lot, corner Tenth
aud Pearl streets. Inquire or Mrs
E Croner.
FOR SALE. A good saddle horse,
oheap If taken at once. Inquire of
Mrs ft I J liabu, High street.
For the Seashore.
Newport and Yaquiua Bay contin
ues to oiler for the summer vacation
greater variety ofattractlons than can
be found at any other North Pad 11 o
resort. Excellent beaohes and Bafe
bathing, enticing rides and rambles
good boating and Ashing, olauis, crabs
and oysters for the gathering, and uu
equaled profusion of pebbles, shells and
agates. Add lo this oheertul aud
'bilging hosts, who are providing at
very reasonable rates, homelike Quar
ters, and most liberal fare. Thoy won't
let oue get hungry at Newport.
See Southern Pacitio agent for tickets
and time tables, or correspond with U
Markham, General PasHeutier
Agent,, Portland, Oregon.
PL-AY Jill OUT.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, lues of appetite, loverisbness,
pimples or sores, are all poeltive
evidence oflmpjre blood. No mutter
how It became so, it must be nuritled
in order to obtain good Health. Aeker's
Blood Elixir has never failed to cure
Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any
other blood diseases. It Is certainly a
ttnnaenui remeny and we fell every
bottle on positlvea guaran'iti'. For
le by W L DeLnnn.
Administrator's Sale.
I will sell at private sale the silver
and glass ware dishes and books be
longing to tbe estate of A V Peters.
Also 2409 shares of etook In the Lane
County Mining Company lu the Blue
River district.
Geo B Do hi hp,,
Administrator.
Look at yourself! Is your fa
your face
Your skin
covered with pimples?
rough and blotchy? It's your liver 1
Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They
cure constipation, biliousness, and
dyspepsia. 25c. All druggists.
Want your rnouauch. or bwrii a DMUtUul
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE MS
kera
. h-wwiti, p. m. e. Hu . Co. H.u., s.
F,C. CORSETS
MAKE
American Beauties.
Models.
On Kacb Box.
KALAMAZOO COSSET CO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
SOLO RY
AX BILLY
The great rerne1v for nrrrous
liif
mm
Latest sf.tS
li
1 i orpansuf either aox, aucft a Nervous rr.initton, Kalilutrcr Loat Manhood,
t)J I mi tote nry, Nightly KmlMlooa, Youthful Krrom, Montul Worry, aioftaa.TS um
" rtt TnhMrn nr rfinliim hidh in fnniiimnllnn snil nuamtv. With ararl
ICTFfl IKIUfl f orrt-;r wo (ruarantoA lo cum
For Sk Bv
iorthern Pacific
RAILWAY
XT
JSf
Pullman
Sleeping ars
Elegant
Dining Oars
Sleeping Carp
Tourlat
.ST. PAUL,
MINNKAPH1.KS,
pit; lu th,
TO
'AK(iO,
jtlKANDFOUKS;
'KOOK8TON,
Wl.VNll'EU,
HE!. KN A and
nirfTrc.
Throunh Tickets to
CHICAUO, WASHINGTON
l'HlLAUKl.PHIA, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, and All Point.
tEaat and South.
For Information, time cards, map
and tickets, oall ou or writ, to
R McMURPHEY,
General Agent, Eugene,
Offioo Opposite Guard office.
Or. AD CHARLTON,
Asst tren'l Pass. Agent,)
265 Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TBI
EASTandSOUTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
andI
Pullman Palace
teeoers' Tour-
1st Sletviers and
ri I . . .
eclinln" Chair
Ufl J Willi" IU .
JiUNVKR, OMAHA, CHIOADO,
KANSAS OITY, ST. .LOUIS'
Ami other Eastern Cities. The nnly line
from Portland offal tug; passengers Specially
Cor-lucteil Excursions through to Chioago
evei f Wniln.sc'ay.
ttrt Portland to Chicago
Southern Fac.tic Union Pacific
W Ky'a, BaRnno checked Uin.iiuh to
titiat.tin. Mawutkent aceneiy, Union
pot. fnttt time, luweat ratea,
For further Infonuation. auulv to iht
front Southern Vacitlo Cuniany, or
U LATUM)!', L'KBKO
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
An Ideal
Holiday
Trip....
Hare yon thought of th. Btsam. Trip acres,
th. "GUKAT LAKKrVt It eoubinM the
attractive feature, and bene6U of an ocean
trip withour th. attendnt discomforts.
Furthemior, It Is lass xp.nslv. than trav
elling by rail. ......
The "Imperial Limited," with first class
sleeper, from Vanoourer, and Tourist Sleepers
from Seattle Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, connects with one of the MAGNI
FICENT BIKAMERS of the C. P. Rr. at
Fort William.
If you are going East we wonld be glad to
give veu some faot. and information rthjard
vou somi
thia trip.
tog
II. H. ABOTT,
14U-MHI Portland, Or.
E.J. OOYLB, - .
A. G. P. A, Vanonnvw, B. O,
Gprvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIHII CARD
No, 2 Jot Yaquloa "
Train learea Albany, . , , . ,
Leavea (Jonrallli..,
Arrives Yaquiua. ..,,.,,,
No. 1 Returning
Leavaa Yaqulna... ,
LeaTM Corvaliia
Arrivea Albany ,
No, 8 for Detroit
Iaavea Albany.,,,.,,,.,,
Arrivea Detroit ,,,
No. 4 Returning
T.mblvm Tlstlmlt
.12:50 P M
. 1:40 P M
. 6M P M
,. 7:00 AM
.110 A M
.12:10 PM
. 7rOO A It
.Ili20 AM
.12iI0 P M
. 6:15 P M
. . 6:00 A M
,. 0:46 AM
.. 7:20 PM
.. 8:06 PM
Arrivea Albany .,
No, ft.
Leave. Corvaliia. .
A rrivM Albany...,
6.
Lesves Albany, .
Arrivo. Corvaliia.
No.
On. and twooonnectat Albany and Ct.nrallla
with Southern l'.olllo trains, giving direct
.ervlte to and from Newport and idj.cenl
beaches.
Trains forth mountain, arrlv. at Detroit at
noon, giving ample tlm. to reach cauiplng
Krouiid. ou th. Br.ltenbuah aAd Santl.m tha
same day.
l-.i ve and nii connect at Albany with th.
Albany local to and from Portlane, jr
EDWIN STONE,
Managn.
H L WALUKN,
J TURNER, IKiTA
Ag.nt Albany.
S
R
ALTH AS1UTY
nroatratlon nnd all dlMaaoa ol tbsrenntlT
or rotund tha rnonny. Hold at 1.66 per box.
Linn Druo. Co