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Newspaper Page TextUS Tho Kind Tou Have Always Bought, nud) which litis boea In uho for over 30 years, has foorno tho signature of and has been matin under bin pcr s j(Wjr 8onnl supervision sinco its infancy. LuzfVK CUcA.i i-. Allow no one to deceive you in tbls. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JiiKt-ns-gond" are but Experiments that triile with and endanger tho health of IulUuts aj Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ' Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop. Tlio Children';; Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7AHINE"SHAD0WED INDIA. BY EDWARD S. HUME. For Twenty-five Years an American Resident of Bombay, ''iv - .ti:st p-turni'il frm India. I have road tin' amounts of tin' famine ..i -.-Seal! impi-i-H. I have wh-ii tin- ;.Vtuivs. 1 him- sivn tin- iviiditiiuis In I'liiuine districts, ami 1 can asxuiv y,iu Unit tlio ui-tmil unite "f affair i , ti uii.iv tviribk- than painted or pU-tim-d. Ami tin' worst of It In that, even i. ;ii'.ne rnliia are entirely fiimrulile. no relief e;in he expeeted till the erep .1. ..-led In October. Knmine phetocxiii-hs fiwiueutly represent hair stnrv imd dvlnir nelsons IvIllB on the street or in Ro-.ie tieiil. Tliey are p..or 1 .1 self respecting people, who have never been '.ue objects of publie charity tin nil If : J Tlie KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CENTAUR OOMNNV, TT MURRAY trTMCT. NEW YORK CITY. SOUTH AND EAST I VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave Kuprena for Portland and way stations at 3:54 a ru; 1 :08 p m. v Portland T Eupene Ar Aihland At Hacrameuto Ar San Francisco 8:30 a m 2:08 p m 12:33 a m f:00 p ui 7:45 p in 7:00 p m 12:34ga m 11:30 a m 4:3a a in 8:15 a m Ar Ottden Ar Denver Ar Kaunas City Ar Chicago 5:15 a m U:O0 a in 7:25 a in 7:45 a m 11:45 a m 9:00 a ni 7;25 a m 9.30 a m Ar Los Angeles Ar Kl Piujo Ar Furt Worth Ar City of Mrxico Ar Huuston Ar New Orleams Ar Washington r New York 1:20 p m 6:00 p m 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4 .00 a m 6:25 p in 0:42 a m 12:43 p in 7:00 a m 9:00 p m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 -a m 6:25fp'in 0;4A a.m 12:43 p m PuHman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra lanoto to Ogden and Kl Pao, and tourist cars to Chicag, St Louis, New Orleans and Wash idk tou, ConuectinK at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, PhillipineB, Central and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or addrea , C H MARK HAM, (i P A, Fortland.Or, Don't Be Doped There have been placed upon the market several cheap reprints of an obsoluie edition of " Webster's liletlonary." They are being uuoreu uuuer variuua uuiutn v- n. iuw pnuw By drv (roods dealers, irroccrs. atronts. etc.. and In a few instanced oh a premium forsubscrlp- I nuns iu ptipcrH. Announcements of these comparatively Worthless reprints are very misleading: for instance, they are advertised to le tlio substantial ciufvalont of a hlKher-prieed l-ook, when in reality, so fnr as we know and believe, they are uii, iroin a. to z., Reprii Int Dictionaries, lopies of n book of over fifty hich in its day wiibsoIO fornhout Jo.OO, and which won much superior in paper, ?rint, and binding to thewliuitutioiis, iwlug lieu a work of come merit instead of one Long Since Obsolete. The supplement of lO.HM Fo-mlled "new words." which sumo i if tliifu hooks are adver tised to contain, was compiled by n p-eullo mini who died over fortv vears nuro. Ulld vtlfl published before his death. Other minor additions are probably of more or leys value. The Webster's UnibrldBtd Dictionary pub- Jisrien iiv our ii'iuse if inu oiuy u.-rii'rni;B one of that name tmuilfnr in this tr-ut'itit mu. It contain over aJU piures, villi .Hunt ra tions on nenrly every pnge, ar.u ix-m our mi prill l on i no line upe. n is proieuieu ny GopynK'it ii"o:i: ciie.ip imnaiiou. Viituable sis thts work itf. we have at expense piibiMlieil ti tlnmuitfhlv reviMtd SiK-eesstor, I-ikmvh i hcniiKhoi't the world r.3 Webster 3 Tnteniciion.il Dictionary. As a dictionary last u lileiitu ou ahould Get the Best. illustrated pamphlet free Addrem U C. M E8RIJVM gff-tf-- OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THK DIRECT ilOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. fllven choice of (wo favorite routei, TlA the UNION PACIFIC Fait Mull line, or tlio BIO GKANUK Scenic Line No Change ol Cars On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest n the west." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (fourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibule! For furthor information apply. L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Nagel, W E Coman TraT Pa Aki Oen'l Agt 142 Third St. Portland, Or lawn VITALITY LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOC Cure3 Impotency, Nipht Emlsslon3 and ivastincr diseases, all enects r sen abuse, or excess ard lndifr cretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mall SOc per box; O boxes lor .1-12.50: wit' j, written (jiiaran. too to cure t reliina tne money. NERVlTA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sta, CHICACO, I For naleJW u DeLano Drwratore. ) GO EAST VIA Shortest .and Quickest Line -TO ST. PAUL, D'JLUTH, MIHKEAF0L1S, CHICAGO An all pntnti East. ThpMush Piliei and Taurlit Slaaaarl Dlnlni and Buffet tmaking Llbrarf Cart. SEKVICEAXU SCENERY UNEyUALE Tlrkrl" to i"int Eat l Portland and the imr.Al i it i . n i .,'mw. at .-mmn rn I'.cnc Jirce, r.ugcne, tiliK T NOW I I1-;I1N' Ti.lcetOmc 263 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For Rt. K.l.!n and full Information re. tadini EacUrn 1 rip. call on or a.l.lra. A. X C. DENNISTON, Cltjr . and t icket Agent Portland NERVlTA IIUXC.KU KILLKl) WOMAN. ami linve rpfusi'U to go to fiimlno relief eniis until nt lust death 1ms stared tin m In tlie fuep. and unlieiiriible distress 1ms driven them out In seareh of help. Weary mid hunsry. they have laid themselves down to rest ami uae died before waking. Not Ioiik before leaving India, while walking with n lnother missionary at Ahmedaliad, not far from his house, be pointed to a tree at the roadside and said: "The other day I saw the emnelated llgure of a nut li lying, fnee down, under that tree. On going near and touching the IkhIv 1 found it already stiff and cold. Examining It more carefully, I found one side torn away, evidently eaten by jackals. A couple of rods uway lay -the dead body of an Infant; A nine farther on was found n woman, still alive. She was the wife of the man and mother of the child. She, too, poor thing, died before she could reiu h the poorhouse. which stood within sight and call of the spot where these pa tient, helpless ones had fallen down to lie." ' A starving man Is devoid of judg ment and of most of his natural feel ings. In April we received a group of famine girls. Among them was one who, although much emaciated, began to Improve from the day she came to us. After a week she rapidly grew worse. In spite of everything that could be done for her she soon died. We learned nt last that, while she was so 111 that we were giving her a few spoonfuls of nourishment nt a time, raising her gently, because she seemed unable to make any effort to help her self, nud even later, when she seemed unable to see or to sp nk, she had been dragging herself at Intervals, when wc were absent, out Into the garden, a dis tance of r0 yards. In order to get some green mangoes to eat. For the poor famine child they were deadly poison. She knew it. but the awful gnawing in her stomach made prudence impossible. The only effective preventive to I he spread of plague that has yet been discovered Is Inoculation with plague serum. Wherever no outbreak of tlio disease Is Imminent, Inoculation stn- ,:.T woman in happy TIMB8. tioos are opened. Doctors are sent to Instruments and everything -needed for efficient work are pro e Hindoos have not taken kindly to this remedy. All kinds of a .-.i l ave lieen spread anil nave oeen ij ''"" ru 1! .-.. i :c. tuition Is most harmful; that It has been devised by the European ' tors I i iimish tho Hindoos for supposed disloyalty and as a moans for i1.. r:..,j.:;g'casto. In view of this the government offers two days' wages to everv mm, woman or child who is Inoculated. I know a little fellow $yenrs r.lvl, v.i. ..- mother died nnd whose father is n helpless invalid. Hearing that money was paid to every person who was willing to be inoculated, thlB poor Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. A fur the 4th of Oct. 1895, tho streol cars will run on the following snbeduet time until further notice. LEAVING THB DEPOT. 7:in-7:40-S:10-8:40-9:10-9:4O-10-no t m hen verv hn'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommorvllle & Brger. Piin, WhliiViR and Prandiee. the 6ne frradca of Winea and 'Jigari. Mixed I Drinkn a Sieclalty.( Weinhard's Famnui Baer. Bottle and Draughty FIRST CLASS.. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htne leave Eugene for Flontnca Dally except dunday t 6 m Returning statfe leave Florence for Eugene daily except Sunday at It p m Saturday at 8 a m. Arrive in Eugene at 8 p ni tha day following. lN'i!. FARE. 2 ROCSU TKIP i"" TIckMa for aale at I. Banff tlwr Darn, fin. n. or at Hurt a DeuDOrt oOo la Floreooft. 7sm i 1 hWw m..n i t'- i. vii" d. I In addl- RESCUED FAMINE GIRLS, little lad presented himself nt one of the Inoculation stntlons. As soon as his arm was healed he went to another station, and this thing went on until the poor b iy hnd actually been Inoculated live times In each ami for tlie 4 cents he received nnd with which he supported himself and father for six weeks. The government has already expended more than SIT.OIHUXIO In the f Ilstrlbutlon of food to those who lire unable to work and In employing the ablcbodlcd at ensh wages In the construction of reservoirs, Irrigation ditches and other public works that will mitigate future droughts tlon, there are generous nnd splendidly organized systems of private charily, the funds being supplied from every part of the civilized world and man aged chiefly by American and Europe an missionaries of long experience In India. It Is the duty nnd privilege of every one to have some share In this sacred work of humanity. Gifts may be sent to Brown Kros. & Co., 59 Wall street. New York, treasurers of tlie committee of one hundred; William E. Dodge, chairman, nnd Dr. L. T. Cham berlain, executive director, by whom they will be cabled promptly to the responsible and representative Amer-lco-Indlan relief committee, under the chairmanship of United States Consul William II. Fee. at Bombay, with the veteran missionary, Robert A. Hume, as executive secretnry. The New York committee of one hundred on India famine relief co-op. orates with committees of the same name In Boston, ivew iinven, nam- l? more, Washington, Indianapolis nnd other cltle. encii or wnicn nns ennrge i. of the work In It own section. The U .r 'jr ti n :m '-V f r, ? 'I , I I, I:"' commltti-e stntes that on receipt of postal addressed "Committee of One Hundred. 711 Bible House. Now York. pamink i mi oiikn hiipm (,i;noi.iiat. supplies of Illustrated literature are sent without olmi-gc mid expressnge free. The help of Individuals, clubs, lodges, Inlxir unions, employers, proprietors of hotels and summer resorts, churches, Sunday school, young people- socie ties. King's Daughters, etc.. Is earnestly sought in oVirlbiiting t,.l free llr nture. Many who will lend a hand In this way ;in aid the cann- ns much as If they were able to draw a hauiUoinc check tl.i nisei .' s. During the civil war a -ell a Id ou lata war with Spain diarrhoea wai one of the moat troublesome dlea the rmy hd to contend with. In many IneUnoe It became chronlo and the old soldier itlll eofTer from It. M David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Green Co, Pa., I one of these. He n-i Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy and ay he has neier found anything that would Rive him aach quirk relief. It I for le l-y W L Del an". I JUNCTION CITY NEWS. Clipped l-'foni The Times of Au gust : W I, Houston and family bavi seated the property east of the track ud moved Into thej T Klrk'reeideuce. rstioustou Is a daughter of i uui 'aucy Kirk aud will look after t'uuli Jmimlb" lu bl declining years. The new slate blackbon-ds for tht ihool house ai rived this week aud ih be ul up as toon a? the ageul i rives. This will be a great luiprove .eut over I he old dusty plaster, auo y another year the eutlre echoo uilding will be slated. Large slab ticile will be used Instead of chalk, ' 'eh v ill be a gital relief liom tht dust. There was a purly of ciulsera here this week repieeentlug a Mlnuesoia lumber company. They filed on sever al sections of timber near Lake creek with Noiibern l'ac-lfio scrip. The siatrment was made by one of the uiumers unit his company would locale a large body of timber laud In that section and lu two or three years uld establish a a big uilil there. Wni O Milltoru bt-J the mlffortuue to lose a flue horse Wt dueeday night. He had sold a couple of bunoh grass horses and while attempting to drive I lu ui to the slock yard for delivery they stauiptded aud struck out north west. He finally headed them nil neat Mouroe aud got them corralled, but the ride was too much for the horee ho was on and it dud from the effects of the trip, H was a good horse andvicr h Loihoftl.e buiicbgraasere. The l.tHar family leturued to their foiuier hi me iu Texas Tuesday. They came here Bouie six mouths ago aud purchased the Uutler place below town but uwltig to Mrs LeBar'e poor health liny were dlssatislUd, Three weeks ago their home burned dowu. It was insured for f(00 which was paid. The tract of laud contains 18 acres which 'hey sold lo(i W Wright, of sawmill fame, for $400. They paid tluSO for the property when purchased of J E Butler. Death at Cape Nome. Seattle, Aug. 21. The whole num ber of deaths at Nome since June 1, an shows by the records of the coroner, Is 71. of which 29 were uatlveB. There has bet u only oue death from small pox. '1 hero have been iu all 20 cases of smallpox In the hospital, nearly all of which were of a uii Id form. Alost of the uea.bs weie from pneumonia. About half the uu rubor of whites were uf the "unknown" class. That is, fonuer residence and antecedents were uuknowu. There were lour sui cides and five murders, known to be such among the 42 deaths among the whites. TOUGH GANGS T NOME. Murder and Kubhery Go Uaud iu Hand. CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Notice uutl.-r thii )i,a,l nt to ext-eed five liuw,, 60 etiuu ht week; 1 .Vi mouth; $12 pr year. "Nome Is the paradise of crooks, the Mecca of crlmluals from all quarters of i he globe, and a bad place for peaceful people." pueii Is the picture drawn by Wil' ii.ui Deviue, formerly a meuibes of the Portland police department. If the conditions exuding iu Nome ere as bud as reported by the ex-policeman, the prospective miner had letter have his life insured belore going north, and then provide himself with a suit of uhalu armor aud au nrsensl. "Nome swarms with crimirsls and murderers," ileclsred Mi Di-vina. "The Jal's are overcrowded. Two revenue cutters will soon bringdown a couple 'f loads ot these people, and then the authorities will be enabled to cope wllb those remaining." "What kind ol crooks Bre hi re?" "All kinds: murderers, robbers, swindlers, conlldeiico men, aud tht eutlre gamut of the proftslou. Four, five aud six murders aro committed everyday. Some of the murders rt done by the meu who are lu hard cu cjmstauces, but most are coumiUlod oy men who are murderers at heart Robbery Is the motive." or &ule. FOR SALE At a bargain, one of the best stock end grain ranches of 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugeui . Will be sold aa a whole, or in pari, 'in suit purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply Ui Johu Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Store. 1 iLAl!il OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. Mo matter how It became so, It must be purified n order to obtain good iieaitn. AuKer's Blood Elixir has uever failed to oure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every Lottlo on positivea guarantee. For It I y W L Di Lai'O. Elks' Carnival. ' Acc unt Grand Carnival of the Be nevolent Protective Order of Elks, to be held at Portland, September 4th to 16th Inclusive, tickets will be sold at reduced rates from all stations on Ore gon lines to Portland and return, These tickets will be on sale September 3rd, 4th, 6th, ICth and lSlh, and limit ed to three days after date of sale. For furl her particulars, call on or address Southern Pacific agent at Eu gene, OABTOniA Bean the ) I M KIM lOUHafflWmB BMpl Bignatare of For Sale at a Bargain. An open bncgy. bucgy harness and horse for sab J oheap. Address P O l ox 1166, Fugene. To Ciue a Cold in One Day TakeLaxat'v ltromo Qulnln ll All drtigli refund the money li it fill to cure. K, w. drove' tgi-t iure I on each box, zee. FOH SALE. Corner First and Jefter son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x180 feet each. Good barn, water, fruil.flne garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First aud Lawreuw streels, lot OH leel 8 incb.-s, by 160 feet, young froit, irtW, K,H,d garden ground, water, e-c. Also house aud lot, cornet Willamette and Fourteenth streels For i ncea and terms write SJ Hills, Tac -ma, Wash, Box 827. or ohII hi iinoin office. A Mother Tells How She Saved J Hir Little lnu-bttr s Lile. I am the mother of eight childien and have bad a great deal of experience witn iiiedioines. Last summer my little daughter hnd the dyieutery in Its worst form. We thought she would die. I tried everyihiiijt 1 ci uld Hunk of, but nothing seemed to do her suy good. 1 taw by an advcriisenient "li our paper Ui -I Cbaml ei lain s L'n.ie. Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy was highly rem aimended aud sent and got a bottle at c nee. It proved to be one of the very best medicines we ever bad lu the house. It saved my little dauan ter's life. I am anxious for every mother to know what an excel In: i medicine It is. Had I known it si first It would have saved me a greai ileal ol anxiety aud my little daughter mueli sintering. Yours trulv, Mks Geo F Buhdh-k, Liberty, HI. For tale by W L DeLano. FOR SALE A due M ck rnncli cou laliiing 61Vi Htin-H lor alt l.arg,iin. Will -ell a- -. whi le n in puns, one containing iitipl. ments, house and two barns, uoiitlsilnir of 185 aons; the other pusiuru 'ai d principally. Suuaied six miles irom Eugene. Call on or addiesr J M Ueaihi rt Euuene, Oregon. FOH 8AI-E-A due lot, corner Tenlh and Pearl streels. Inquire of Mrs E Croner, FOR 8ALE.-A gned saddle horse, oheap If taken at once, inquire of MrsM J Babb, High street. yalln Kind You Ham always t I 0: .SET") Notice to Contractors. The County Court of Lane Coiii-iy, Oregon, wlli receive hidupln 2-i'cl, ek p m Wednesday, September 6-h IIK'0, for furnishing the mateiisis Hiideou. struotlnga wagon road hi ldg (,.-. cd) across the Iioug Tom liver at bai Is known as the "Taylor bridge" mi wild river, In Luue County, Oregoo, PWns, Siecilluations and strain dlaginn s-i lot acconiany each bid togetlu-i with certified check to the smouni - i five percent or tne old, Tlio cimi re serves Hie right to r. ieel any M.dall' bids. , By order of the court. E U I KB, Coll I-IV Clerk. JJJj Rooms and Hoard Waited. 'Jherewlll be a great f.-ri in - I for rooms nnd board for stud i l-t year, aud It Is necessary that Ho n- end ing to keep roomers or I i- luukp it known as soon as possible Please leave address with N ssflrsce Wold or Mr John Hands- k, i. Americar. Beauties jllf Latest Mod:!; On liach Box. B?Mc5 -ook at yourself! Is vour face covered with pimples? four skin rough and blotchy? It's your liver I Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure constipation, biliousness, and dyspepsia. 25c. All druggists. KALAHAZGO CORSET CO. SOLt MANUFACTURERS. SOI.0 BY AX BILLY ZZ Corvaliis & Eastern JEAILEOAD. it'irtllS VAHU! No. 2 for Yoquina Traia leaves Albany Leavei Cnrvallit Arrives Yaiuiua No. 1 Tteturolng Ieavee Yaqulna Xjeavee uorvuiui. Arrives Albany,, No. 8 for Detroit Irfavee Albaay., Arrive Detroit. No. 4 Ketitrulan Leavee Detroit. . Arrlvea Albauy. No. 6, leaves Corvalltn Arrive! Alhanv.. No. 6. 2M P M 1:40 PM 6:66 PM 7:00 AM 11:30 AM 12il0 P M 7 .00 A M 11:20 AM 12iI0 P M f.: P M :0OAM MAM 7:20 P M "Meet Us On The Midway" The Event of the Times. Great Street Fair and Carnival.... OTtipjInt ninny wild blorkn, iHktitR In nn uiiUre itreet rom curb to curb. Portland, Oregon, S?pUtol5,1900. Want your inouttuclie or buitrd iioautlful r rirn iuri r limn Uie era BUCKINGHAM'S DYE M BOTt. Of PatiWHTft, fH W. P. 4tm Co Wi., H. I lieavei Alhunv Arrives CVvaIIIi 8.-00 P M one and two ojnncnt t Allny and Cr rrallls with bouthern I'ncltlr' Irttliu, Riling direct iterrlre tu aud from Newport aud rdjuoent twachea. 'Iralim for th moiintalui urrlvu at PetroHat noon, Rlvlnii ample timo to reuch camping irjroundH ou ihe iireltunbutti nd dautlam the same day, KiveandflU oouneot t Albany with th Albany local to and from Port lane. EDW IN LSTONR, Manager. H L WALDKN, TURNER, TFiPA ARent Albanr. I'nder Ihe aimptr en nf th Port )n.l KlhR. nUHI'AKINO In MAf.Nl'I I UK Hnd (iUANJ'Kt'R ANV1HINH TMK KIM) KVKR AUKMITKU ON THE I'AC HfJ (JUAhT. He-)infthiti toifmemrr up to uieuauoi your neari laittire. The Street of Cairo, The Oriental Theater The German Village. The Dancing Girls; An Arabian Pageant Crowning the Queen, Hex, King of the Carnival At tended by HI Magnifi cent Court ft' rwit t,' ff the Flkii and oh order. Th? It In n Park and f-fcUMaln. 'I hr niMiiilfirrtit irlmnphRl airli and irraiHl Midway !IMi with Wftwcruil atlrftctlriti. Mlnliif. Mr r'ntl!, Arr I'ulture, Hnrtlrnlture.arid'iitifr mdnairl! fxtillilli. 1 )if MoinMi'a I'avlhoi.. d lrnrd M wfinn-n, Mil It bt wttmch and d"M utMl t.y woinf-ni Jnrih mi M hit if womfn' m diiainl work 1 he jrain palar? biilllof Urrinti tn J W achiiifion ',u una ineMt (r, frNjfty nd Kim. Mifht tlirnrd In a Any. lot rail ftt water rUf eriT lTfn lu Furtleiid trom all oaruol ih t'acllle North w4k OREGON STATE FAIR. SALEM, OREGON. .September 17 to 22, 1900. Bigger and Better lien Ever Before Grounds (Iri-aMy Improvpd.Huilrlli w Iti'l-nl ("I Bud Kfllnvalfrl, All HUK-k liullflliin 1 hnrnUKhly Dilnfi-cieil KvrryihliiK la Flral Clar ('nnillllou lor Ihe Lurgml and limt LIVE STOCK SHOW end AEFIC l LTUFAL EXPOSITION KVElt HELD ON TH K COAST. $20,000 IN PREMIUMSand PURSES! I Good Racing Every Afternoon-Mualo and Fun t Night AUCTION BALK OP LIVE KTO'K will h niHile a lfalln fpaluri-. A I live atiii-k and ulher rxhlhlia hauled KKKE over the Hnulbera 1'K-illc liallrmid. Krducrd pi liner rale on all railroad. For prt-mltim Hat and nlher Infutmaili'ii, ddre W. H WEHBUNG. Pre-. Hlllaboro. Oregon. Portland, Oregon. Un. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT il ouro IHIikI, lllrcilllin anil Ik lliiiy Pllea. Itabaorbl Ul tumors, nihiya tlio lu-lilnir nt om-o, ai-t aa a poultice, fflvea ftmtuul rellir. Pnpanil only fnr 1'lli-a ami itching of tiin private ,,aita. Kverv box 1 wnrrantd. JuiIro Coons, of Slvvllo. Kr, n.vl "Hr. WllllHni' Indian Pile Olnt inoii .i-iiro,l mo ntu-r veara of BiifTornnr." Hold by dninlita ana . bv mull on n-cvlpl of prloo. ou cant and 11.09 par box. For SsjIq 8v Linn Drta Co m an li :t'( i i'l" i ill I Sf 1