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Newspaper Page TextIho Kiml Yon Ilavo Always Bought, and which 1ms beea iu use for over SO years, lias bonio tho sinatnre of rt and has been litntla mulcr his pcr- f1 jC&tyfzfj! Bonal supervision since its infancy. &aSy, -cCiCA Allow no ono to deceive you in this. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jlist-as-g-ood" arc but Experiments that trifle, with and endanger the health of Infants 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 Narcotio tmustnnco. Its ago Is Its punrantco. It destroys Wonim and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnil Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS s7 Bears the Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THietNTUROOMMNf, TT MURRAY STRICT. NCWVORR OTTV. SOUTH AND EA.ST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA - ROUTE TraiDi leave jKufsene for Portland and way UtioDB at 3:54 a m; 1 :08 p m. hv Portland Lr Eujrene Ar. Ashland Ar Sacramento Ar Sao Francisco 8:30 a m 2:08 p m 12:33 a m 5K) p m 7:45 p in 7:00 p m 12:34 a m 11:30 a m 4:5 a m 8:15 a m 5:45 a m 9:00 a in 7:25 a m 7:45 a m li:4o a m 9:00 a m 7;2r a m 9.:i0 a m Ar Los Angeles Ar Kl Paso Ar Fort Worth At City of Mtxico i Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Washington r New Yoik 1:20 p m (1:00 p m 0:30 a m 9:i"i5 a m 4:H) a m 0:2-r p in 0:42 a m 12;43 p m 7 KM) a ra 9:00 p m 0:30 a id 9:55 a in 4:00 a in 6:25 p m 0:42 a in 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cars on bith trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to i tgden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St Louis, New Orleans and Wtwhinittoti. ConnectinK at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, PhillipineB, Central ' and South America. Sea Mr h G Adair, agent at Eugene or addres 0 H MARK HAM, , UPA, Portland.Or, OREGON SHOeT LINE B. R. THE DIKTAT iiOUTETO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires choice ol two favorite routes, Tl the UNION PACIFIC Kaat Mail Line, or the RIO GRAN UK ttcenlo Una Xo Changs ol Cars On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest n th 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 farther infoiroition apply. t h STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or i R Nagel, W E Coman TtavPauAgt Qen'lAgt 2 Third Bt. Portland. Or GO EAST VTA H. PAUL, CULUTH, MIHNEAPOLIS, GHICASO An all points Kaet !rfujli Palace and Tourist Sleepers. ""I'll and Bullet Smoking library Cars, .If'YTUAlXS. FAST TT.MK. K EAXD SCENE rlY UNEU.UALE orp11.'-?.?0 P1'"1" E vi Portland and trie m d T,-No';THKnN RY..on tale at .Sooth GRpif:. "'P"1 Ticket Ofrce. Eugene, or JsOKTHEUN Ticket Office 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, 3" ", Folders and full Information rs Ka "Mem Trip, call po or addresa. A. 3. C. DEXMSTOX. WT . and Tiaket Agent Portlaoi Ar (Hrden Ar Denver . Ar K annas City Ar Chicago Shortest and Quickest Line ' -TO MS MI iff f 1 Farm For Sale 528 acres of laud wlihlo one mile of Httrrisburg, 200aorea In cultivation two old bouses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple and ash timber. Asb and maple suitable for lumber. Two old orchards on the plxce. This Is a bargniii. Price, $14, per acre. Addreso, R F Baker & Co. Tuuotlnu City Hotel o Cure No Pay. That Is the way all dructrista Rell Groves Tafctflless Cbill Tonic for Chills, Malaria and HilliousneRH. it is as pleawyit to take Tjni" Hvrrm. 50 ennta There lmvo been pi need upon tho mnrkct Bcvornl ih(!p roiuintH of on obsolete udltion of " Webster's Dietkmnry." Thev ure boing uuuiuu uuuur vuriuus UUIUOB Ul u low UrlCu By dry goods dealers, grocers, ngents, etc., and in a lew Instances as a premium forsubscrlp- Auuouucotnents of theso comparatively Worthless reprints arc very misleading: for Instance, thoy aro advertised to bo tho substantial equivalent of a hhcr-prlced book, when in reality, so far as we know and believe, thoy are all, from A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copies of a book of over fifty j-efli-B ajfo, wbie-u in Its day was sold for about 85.00, and which was mucn superior in paper. ?rint, and binding to these Imitations, being ben a work of some merit instead of one Long Since Obsolete. The supplement of 10,000 so-called "new words," which some of these books are adver tised to contain, was compiled by a gentle man who died over forty years ago. and was published before bis death. Other minor additions are probably of more or loss value. The Webster's Unabridged Dictionary pub lished by our house 1b tho only meritorious ono of that name familiar to this trenorat Ion- It contains over 2OU0 pages, with Illustra tions on nearly every page, and bears our imprint on tho title page. It Is protected by copyrlirht from chean imitation. Valuable as this work Is, we hare at vast expense uubiished thoroughly successor, Known throughout the world as Webster's International Dictionary. As a dictionary lasts a lifetime you should Get the Best. M Illustrated pamphlet free. Address O.AC. MERRIAM CQ.. Sf flflffilf fll ';ugeno Street iJail.ay. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1885. tbi atreal care will run on the following soheduct time until further notioe. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10.7:48:10-S:40-:lfM):40.10:0' I hen werv half hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Bsrgor. Pnre Whhkipa and liracdlni. the fine (trades nt Winw and 'Jig-are. Mixed Drinks a specialty. Wei n hard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draughts FIRST CLASS.. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. f TKtftge leaves Eugene for Floivnoa Dally except riunday at 8 a m Kctuniiiiir staec lniveg Florence for Eugene daily except (Sundays at X p m Saturday, at 8 a m. Arrives In Ktirene at 8 p m tba day following. tnsnix fAKx.. g BOCND TKIP i"? TtckeU for sale at K. Bann' ,JLJ5; Fugene.or at Hord PaTenpon i offloa U Vlorenoa. mn Be Duped ON THE CAST OF $ A.DIE III It was on th M!i.rinnl In lSr.8. Th colonel" had lost hla last dollar at noker. "Bring lh eirl and by here that i nought at Natchez. Hold on the game just one minute, gentlemen, and I'll make a raise. The man went away nnd shortly re turned, accompanied by the "Kirl and boy." Said "girl" proved to be a bright mulatto of five and thirty or thereabout, and the "boy" was her son The boy was not far from 10 years of atie, with a face lighter in color than was mother's, his features really hand some. Look here, gentlemen," spoke the planter, runup; "here'a aa likely a pair, for a gtrl aud her brat, as yon can scare up. I paid $S0O for "cui. Who'll give by not put em up separate? naked one. T-on't do to sell em separate. The girl has a'.vorn that she will kill herself if her boy U sold awuy from her, nnd her old master says she'll be sure to keep her word, iiut dou t ye sec the woman it worth more'n I ask for the pair. N,-w. what d'ye say? Who'll take 'em at tllX)?" lhe owner waited a few seconds with out receiving uu answer and then .tid: I must have the money, so here goes for a raffle. Twenty dollara a throw and 30 chuncc8 for the pair." lhe chances, all but two, were quickly taken by those at the table. Two more chances, gentlemen." A man whispered apart to the Judge and then made his way to the table and threw down two gold eagles. . hat name ' "(Jive It to the woman." "Eh? The gal herself ?" "Yes; give her a chauco." "All right. One chauce for Ninette!" Before the planter could call ugain Judge Underwood had placed $-0 upon the table, saying as he did so; "This is for the boy." "Good!" cried the owner of the proper ty. "Uere's a chauce for Tommy, nnd that takes the lot. Where's the clerk V" "Here." "Have ye got blanks for this sort of business;" "Yes." "Then won't ye fill up a bill of sale of these two Ninette and Tommy nnd leave'a place to put in the name of the winner r "Now for the dice, gentlemen. The dice were brought on, nnd the shaking commenced. Of the first ten throws B0 was the biggest cast. The eleventh throw turned up 42. Then thr scores fell again till the twenty-first throw, when one of the gamesters threw out 40. The crowd were now ail excitement. Forty-nine was a hard point to beat. The lowest number that could be thrown was 9, and the highest, nine Bixes, wns 64, niakiug what is called nn over age throw about Of UK) throws the majority will fall below 32. Again the dice rattled iu the box as tlu next gamester took his turn, but hit throw wns n low one. The twenty-eighth throw belonged to the clerk of the boat, who had now returned with the hill of sale. He threw 40, tylug the gninester. "Come, Ninette; It's your turn.' The wotnnn started and quivered aud pressed her hand over her heart. Only the groantu; aud pulling of the engine broke tho stillness of the place. ' " "Will the gentleman who paid tor the chance throw for ine?" she said in n low, musical vokc, earnest and inipluring ntul uf purest ureent. "Let your hoy throw for you." returned the man. "Uis luck should bo bettel than mine." Tommy cnnie forward nnd took thr box. His mother's hands were clasped, nnd her lips moved. What a world ol weal or woe hiinc upon the fickle chance! lie held iu his hand the sealed book in which was written the fate of his mothet nnd himself, nnd it was to be opened upon the hazard pf a die! lie shook the lox and turned ttiCj diet upon the table. Three aces! A moment he gazed uniui the three single spots, and then, drop :::; the box, -he sank back, pale and frightened. "Shake again. Tommy." snid the planter. "It's no use. master. I can't get 40." "But you've got your own chunce, my boy." "Aye," cried the judge. "That was your mother's chance. Now throw for yourself throw for the chance I gave you. llrace up und take heart, aud may heaveu help yon!" That was not an assembly of religious ly inclined persons by any means, but the fervent petition of the judge met with a warm and .impulsive response ,ef "Araeu" from nearly all-present.. Again the boy came forward and lifted the box. Ills lips were tightly shut, and the old quivering of the limbs wns hush ed. The only sound in that saloon, nbove the deep breathing of the spectators, was the clicking of the Ivory cubes. Present ly the first throw was made. "Five, five, six, are lii!" announced the planter, setting down the figureB. The dice were gathered up and thrown again. "Six, six and a live. Good! That's 17." The boy was pale as death as he took the box for the last throw, and his moth er leaned against a stanchion for support. At length and the book was opened! "Three sixes 18! And that's fill My boy, you're a trump! Now, Mr. Clerk, fill np the bill of sale, and I'll sign It be fore these witnesses." The scene thst followed can be better Imagined than described. The Inst time I heard from Judge Underwood he was alive and well, though long retired from active life. Ninette was his housekeeper and Tommy his most trustful and trusted henchman. Exchange. aide Llafcts on Hlatorr. "Socrates," exclaimed Xantlppe, cross eye.1 with wrath, threatening of aspect, and shrill aa to voice, "yon say yon have been to the lodge, you were delayed by a street car accident and you had no iden it was so late! Those three stories don't hang together. You clumsy wretch! You have built a structure of lies, and it falls to the ground at a touch, like a house of curds. Look at it, and see if you don't feel small!" "I do, Xantlppe." said Socrates hum bly. "I see it's a hopeless ruin. Three stories nnd abasement!" Who can blame the illustrious shrew thst she turned the hose on him at once? Chicago Tribuae. To Cure a Cold in One Day; Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. E. W. drove's signa ture Is on each box. 86c CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Bean the SlCratWVOf THE TRIAL OF ALI BEN DING. The old court fthoer slowly nl P'Pe rrom nls "a- n"' r ""- lg dreamily at the ceiliut! for a fe ' IUIU- utes, said musingly; "It's stmuge, yes, very strange, that tho story of tho great trial of Ali Hen plug never appeared In print, for that wns the most remarkable murder trial tver held in New York county. "An English ship arrived in New York harbor early in April in the year 1C0S. Her name, I think, was tho Blue l'igeon, and she was freighted to the water line tnd had many passengers aboard, atuoug them All Heu Ding, a natlvo of India. The Hindoo took a small cottage on tho sutskirts of the city, I think In the neigh borhood of where Canal street is today. He lived all alone aud was rareljr seen In the streets except about dusk, when he used to walk down to the riverside and watch the sun setting In the west above the Palisades. Not far from where All Ben Ding lived wus the house of Stephen Van Yliet, the money lender, who was reputed to have stored away In his cellar and garret untold bags of silver and gold, which he treasured be- youd nil things dear Iu life. Not many months after the oriental came to New York he was Been wilkiug on the lluil- son'B bank In company wun rtrepuen Van Vliet. both tnlking together In deep earnestness. It did not take long for the idle to circulate stories to the effect that Stephen had sold himself to the devil for more bags of gold, the Hindoo con ducting the bargniu. "A year passed by and summer came round aguin, aud still the curious were all at sea as to tho business of All Ben Ding In 'ye ancient town of New York.' Tho gossips, unable to lay their tongues to any substantial story concerning the strange black man from the far east, con tented themselves with wagging their headB nnd nodding significuntly, if uot somewhat fearfully, whenever his name was mentioned. Imagine their satisfac tion when one morning the body of Stephen Van Vllet was found in a nar row Inne near his house with a long knife of remarkable workmanship plung ed in his heart More than ono had seen that terrible and awe provoking knife Btlcking in the scarlet sash of All Ben Ding, so that not many hours passed be fore tho sheriff and his men went to the Hindoo's little house, whence they con veyed him to the towu juil, where he wns confined In the strongest cell, which wns further strengthened with many new locks nnd bolts. "The esquire Justices of the general quarter sessions court, kuowlng the In tense feeling against the orioutnl in the towu and consequently tho rude crowd thnt would till the courtroom and greatly runic the judicial dignity of the bench when the murderer wns brought to trial, decided to wait until lato some nftcr noon, when everybody was at supper, and then bring the prisoner into court and deal out Hiimmury justice to him. con sequently one hot evening iu August Ali Ben Ding wns taken irom ms ecu nun broucht in a roundabout way nnd with great secrecy to the little city hall, where the general quarter sessions court pensed the criminal business of count v. dis- 1 ho "The prisoner, securely handcuffed to the sheriff, wns brought Into the almost deserted courtroom and arraigned befoto tho six solemn bcwigged ana- souiner gowned esquire justices. The attorney general, his one nKBlslnnt, the clerk of tho court, the shoritl, Ills two ueptlltes aim my ancestor, John Noble, completed the court complement. "Tho attorney general In a few words stated the prosecution's ease, and, after exhibiting the klllle which tue sneriir swore he had found in Stephen Van Vliet's heart, rested his case. Tho court, through the presiding justice, asked the prisoner If he wished to be defended by counsel. "The prisoner. Ali Ben Ding, who had Btood In the dock with bowed head dur ing tho brief orntlon of the nttorncy gen eral, fixed his piercing luncK eyes upon tho six solemn judges, then, raising his hands above his bend, begnn to mumble In a voice like a faraway echo from tho tomb. Suddenly the entire room was filled with impcnetrablo darkness nnd every one stood transfixed ns if turned to stone, terror stilling their very bonrt beats. Hardly a second pnssed when the blank, whltewnBhed wall at the farther end of the courtroom stood out In glisten ing while in the lilncknoss. Every eye was fixed on the wall, which In n second was covered with a perfect picture of nature, in nil the living colors. The pic ture allowed tho little Inne leading to Stephen Van Vllct'a cottage. The chang ing hues of evening were livid above the gently waving tree tops that shaded the lane. A rabbit crawled out of lis hole and scampered away In tho bushes. Then Van Vllet and All Ben Ding could be Been coming out of a little grove and walking slowly along the Isne toward Van Vliet's house. They were walking slowly and apparently conversing in low tones, when all of a sudden two rough looking men Jumped out from behind a cluster of high bushes. One of the men Jumped behind Ali Ben Ding and pin ioned his arms to his side while the other tore the knife out of his snsh and in a twinkling caught Stephen Van Vliet by the neck, threw him to the ground on his back and plunged the ' ng knife in his heart. Then the two mjn stopped, ns If hearing footsteps, and after waiting a few seconds disappeared among the trees. Here the picture faded, nnd the darkness that shrouded tho courtroom was brush ed awoy as If by an invisible hand. All Ben Dine: was still standing with bent head. Simultaneously the six Justices made" a significant sign to the tieirifi, iwho w.nt to the dock and opened lhe lit tle irnto to allow the prisoner to vn(k out Not one of the little nwen.biaga in the courtroom stirred or b much ns moved a lln while All Ben Ding slowly and with bowed head made his ny out of the room." New iork bud. Antttonr Hope'. ,d Seoaon. Anthony Hope, among other odd char acteristics. Imi, a string dlnike to poetry. 'A bright London Wile, knowing this trait, once tried the J ke "f rending soma verses to him. To h, r surprise he listen ed complacently nnd t the end of the In fliction thanked her in superlatives. It wns too much for her oonipivlii -n-don. Khe forgot nhout the Jid;t jnd said: "I thought" yon h.it-d poetry ?" "So I do. In my Ii -id intervals," wns the consoling rejoin 1-r. "but this is the spring season, whi' L iffet ls me like the March hares." Hatn.dny Evening Post. Notice. TtieTpublic7schoo's will commence Sept 21. Teachers are requested to call at my office and sign tbe'r contract as soon a convenient. Dated August 4. 1900. Geo K CBAW.CIerk. Fruit Wanted. Cash plums. paid for pears, pple and I, M. Francii, Millions Civen Away. It 1' tcrtuiuly grutifylng to the puL 11c to kuow of one concern In the land who are not afruid to be generous to the needy and viilleriue. The proprie tors of lr Iviim'a New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, have given away over leu mil noli trial bot tles ol this great mi ttioi lie; and have the satisfaction of know lug It hits abs olutely cured Minut-amls of hopeless cases. Asthma, brouchilis, hoarae- urss e il' 1 all diseases of the turuitl, chest and luugsare surely cured by It. Cull on W h OrLano, druggist, and get a free trial bottle. Hignlitr s!z9,60o aud f 1. Kvery bottle guaranteed or price 'efuntlc d. Brave MenTall Viollms (o Btoniaah, liver and kid ney troubles as well as wenien, aud all feel the results iu loss of appetite, pou-opa iu the blood, backache, ner vousness, headache aud tired, liBtlees and tun-down feeling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, IdavUle, Ind. ' Ue aaya: "Electric Bitters are Just the thing for a man when he is all run dowu and don't care whether he Uvea or dies. It did more to give me now strength and good appetite than anything I could take. 1 can now eat anything and have a new lease ou life." Only 60 cen is at W L DeLano'a drug store. Every bottle guaranteed. Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit G B Bteadman of Newark, Mich, In (he Civil war. It caused horrible ulcers that no treat ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck leu's Arnica Halve cured him. Cure cuts, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth, 25 oents a box. Cure guar anteed. Sold by W Ii DeLauo; drag gist. , Farm For Sale. 160 aores. 100 aores under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and wood land. Fine cattle or sheep ranch. Good out range. New house and barn. Iiun nlng water near house; 20 miles west ofEugeno, 6 miles west of Elmira, Address J.M.Stephens, Elrnira, Ore, Chance to Buy a Home. A 9-rooiu house, bam, outbuildings and two full lota in best residence sec tion of Eugene for sale at a bargain If taken within 30 days. Best chance of the year. Address Lock Box No. 806, Eugeue Oregon. Bean the ll Kind You Haffi lvwfs Bought Signature of Freuuh Tansy Wafers, tue world's nnioiis remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never fulling aud sure Married ladles' friend Freucb Tnusy Wnfera are the only re liable female remedy in the world; im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with nrown trade mark. La France Drug Company, importers. 806 Turk bt nan rranoiseo. nor sale oy all drug gists, or sent In nlaln wranoer direct on receipt ol sz. "Meet Us On The Midway" , The Event of the Times. Great Street Fair and Carnival.... Occupying many mild blockn, taklntf Iu an eullre itreet from curb to curb. Portland, Oregon, Spt. 4 to 15.-1900. Under the auspice of tho Port land Kim. HUkl'ASHINII In MAGNITUDE and OllANIlKllIl ANYTHING Of THK KIND KVKB ATTKMHTBD ON TUB 1'ACIPIC COAST. Something to remember up to tho 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 Magnlfi- cent Court The great parade of tho EIrs and other t order.. I lie Italian Park and fountain, 'lhe tnauntnet-nt triumphal arch and grand Midway filled with wondf-rlill allr.etloni. Ulnltix. Meresntllo, Agriculture. Horticulture, and other liiQu.iriNi cxnioiis. i ue nuinen s raruion, dcftlKiien tij -.Tomea, hunt by women anu decor ated by womem for lhe exhibit of women's In rl tistrlnl work, The grain palace hulllof Oregon and Wahliuflon ar.ln sua graMes, Mu.le, iiKvety ana Kun, MkM turned Into day. lxwekt rail anil water rate ever given to Portland irorn all rtoi the I'acillo Nortltweal autifcs v iT 41.1 1 1 . LOSTVir.on I AND fviANHOOf Cures Irn potency, Night Emissions arv w.-iBflns; diseases, all clfccts c self abuse, or excess ard Inula- rction. Anervetimican'l II-!-,.. ..... r ifeiim ujiki I. uiiiigs tin frf pink n'toi to pale cheeks ar.J restore tho lire of youth. Ily mall Oc per box; O boxU lor ,f iJ.fiO; wit' 4 written ffiinir.tt. too to cure r refund tho moimy, NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sts, CHICAGO, IU. Fm ! WL PaLuo Drogitort, classified colums. Notices under this head not to exceed five lines, SU oeuu per week; $1 W a month; 12 per year. For Sale. KOR SALE At a bargain, one of the best stock and gram ranches of 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or iu pare, to suit purchaser, Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Htore. FOit BALE. t.'orner First and Jefler son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x160 feet each. Oood barn, water, fruit.rlne garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot 86 fil 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, elo. Also house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth Btreeta. For prices and terms write 8 J Bills, Taooma, Wash, Box 8'J7, or call at Uuakd oQioe. FOIl BALE A Una stock ranch con taining 'iiO acres for sale at a bargain. Will sell as a whole or in parts, one oantalulng Implements, house and two barns, consisting of 1S5 aores; the other pasture land principally. Situated six miles from Eugeuo. Call on or address J M Ocarhnrt Eugene, Oregon. FOR BALE A Une lot, , corner Tenth and Pearl streets. Inquire of Mrs E Crooer. FOR BALE. A good saddle horse, ebeap If taken at onoe. Inquire of Mrs II J Babb, High street. For the Seashore. Newport and Yaquiua Bay contln- uea to offer for the summer vacation greater variety of attractions than can be found at any other North Paolflo resort. Excellent beaches and safe bathing, entlolng rldea and ramble good boating and fishing, olamB, crabs and oysters for the gathering, and uu equaled profusion of pebbles, shells and agates. Add to this oheeriul aud obliging hosts, who are providing at very reasonable ratea homelike quar ters, and most liberal fare. They won't let one gel hungry at Newport. See Bouthern Pad lie agent for tickets aud time tahlcH, or correspond with C U Markhatu, General PusHeuger Agent,, Portland, Oregou. PL4VEU OUT. Dull headache, pains In varloui- parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, lues of appetite, leverislinesa, pimples or sorue, are all positive evidence of ltnp-ro blood. No mutter how It beoame so, It must he nurllled In order to obtain good health, Auker'a Blood Elixir lias never fulled to cure Borofulousor Syphilitic poisons, ot any other blood diseases. It Isceriululya wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on pnsltlvea guarantee. For p by W L Del , aim. Administrator's Sale. I will sell at private sale the silver and glass ware dishes and boohs be longing to the eslute of A V Peters. Also 2409 shares of stook In the Lane County Mining Company in lhe Blue River district. Geo B Doki.ir, Administrator. Dizzy? Then your liver Isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious ness, constipation. Ayer' Pill act directly on the liver. For 60 years the Standard Family Pill. Small doses cure. 25c. All druggist. Want your mouucli or tMttrd a bMuUlul Kia.n nr rinh lil.ek f Than naM BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Mi e ;er I n ,t. or a with - . h,u. a , m, . h. MAKE American Beauties, .:.,.:SiW.; Latest Models. On Ilach Box. K1LAMAZ00 CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BY AX BILLY F.C. CORSETS i L sr" TH VITALITY V ThAffronlremfrdy for n-rvoua proatratlon and all d.na.s of tba reneratln .1 or (fit n or eitlirr snz, nurh aa NerVoui lvtratlon, KallliK or Loat Manhood. lrun')tency. Nightly EmUilonn, Youthful Errors, Mental iVorry.axocuifouM Af ICH U ail IH X iruaranwn hj euro For Sk Bv ;U0rtiiern Pacific ; B VJ RAILWAY XT ixr Pullman Sleeping ars Dining Cars Elegant Tourlat Sleeping Jar? ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. lITlJLUTHT! TO KAltliO, fiKAND FORKS; kUKKlKSTON, WINNIPKU, illKLKNA and ItilTTK." Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and Ail Pouts East and South. ' For Information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write toj E MoMURPHEY, General Agent, Eugene, Offloe Opposite Uuaxd otHra.l Or. 'AD CHARLTON, " Aast Gen'l Paaa. Agent,! 266 Morrison fit, oor Third, Portland. Oragon THROUGH TICKETS ' TO TBI EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PAGIFIS COMPANY AND ..'Hit..!.' PlOTOfBf', Pullman Palace'.Sleepers Tour 1st Sleepers and Recllnln" Crtalr Cars Dall-to . . . . DUNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO, . KANSAS CITY, ST. ; LOUIS' And other .Eastern Cities, The only line from Portland offering passengers Slteclally Conducted Kxcursioua through to Chicago every Wednesday. 'sJvTr Portland to Chicago Southern Pacific, Union' Pacific W My'.- HaKKftK checked tin ninth to t iuatiin. M aumtiroht acenei 3 , Union (mt. taMt time, lowrat ratea. For further information, apply to any petit Southern Pacific Coniany, or U J.-ATliHOP. I? E UltO CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... Have you thought of the Steams Trip across the "OIIHAT LAKES"! It combines the attractive featurea and beneBta of an ocean trip withour the atteudat discomforts;- ' Vurthermor, It la less expensive than trav elling by raU. . The "Imperial Limited,1' with first olaaa .leepora from Vancouver, aud TourUt Hleepen from Heattla Kvery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, connects with one of the MAGNI FICENT HIUAMKltd of the O. P. Ky. at Fort William. . , , If you are going ICa.t we would be (lad to give you some facta and Information regard ing this trip. .. .. J H. H. ABOTT, 140-BdHt Portland, Or. E. J. COYLK, A. O. P. A., Vanonuver, B. O. Corvallis & Eastern .RAILROAD. Time caiii No. 2 for Yaoulna ' Train leavea Albany. . ...A2M P M 1:40 P M ..... t-M PM jjeavea uorvauia Arrives YaquUia 1 Returning No. leaves Yaouina leavea Corvallia Arrives Albany No, 8 for Detroit Leaves Albanr ,. THXJ A M .11;80 AM .12:10 PM 7:00 AM Arrives Detroit IliiW A M No, 4 Returning Leaves Detroit.., ..12iI0 P M . . f:4f P M Arrives Albany. 5. leaves Corvallia Arrives Albany 6. leaves Albany Arrives Corvallia...... . flrOOA M o.-tfi A M , 7:20 PM 8K)j P M On and two connect at Albany and Cf rratlli with Houthern Tue. No tmlna, gilnn direct wrvlcn to md friitu NeWDorl and idl .cunt I beachei. Tflui for in momtalnn arrhra at Detroit at noon, giving ample liino to rearh ctvinpliif Kriuii1 ou iba iireltenbuao and bauitlam lb MmedaT, KivttftndKfx connect at Albany with tha Albany local toand from Portlane. EDWIN BTONE, ' MNnatter. It L WAI-DKN, J TUKNER, TViVA AKnt Albany. orroiuna ine money. o-u vi.wjwr dox. Linn Drta Co Sm No