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Newspaper Page TextV ..r ...i Have Alwnvs Tloiiirlit. nml which Iins hnen Tll1 l-'" - " " u si; v ' and has been mado under his per gonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you iu this. .. ... ,..,. .. . . .1 1 C T . . . , .. . . . . . 1 1. . . A. ill 0nnter:Cl' iuiuihiiio uiin -'yuftian"j;uiiu uiu uub p -H-riuicnt--'- t. at trifle with and endanger the health of Jiuts ami iiildrcn Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria i s harmless Mtbstittite for CaHtor Oil, Pare miric, Di'oP' autl Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It iontiiins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio aibstnncc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms grid allaj'S J.' evuiiwii-iuRS. j.b turcs iiurruuca iuiu iv mia Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Tlie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of SI KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CENTftim OOMMNV. TT MUMMY TRCCT. HKWVOHK CITV. OUTH AND EAST I VIA hi Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE TniM leave Kiiftene for Portland and way lUnoQsat a m; i:uo p m. Mm Portland Eu2-ne lr Ashland III SKromento 8:30 a m 2:08 p m 12-33 a m f:l)0 p in III Sin Franritico 7:45 p m 7:00 p m 12:31 a m 11:30 m 4:35 a Dl 8:1B a in It Oirden Ir Denver U Kansas City Ll Chicago 5:45 a in -J:00 a in 7:25 a in 7:45 a m 11:45 a m 9:00 a m 7;25 a m 9.30 a m l.tr LcaAneeles IAr K Paso At Furt Worth Ar City of Mexico At Huuston IAr New Orleans Ai Washington flew Yoi 1:50 p m 6:00 p m U:30 a m 9:55 a in 4:00 a m . 0:25 p m 0:12 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 0:25 p m 11:42, a m 12:43 p ni Pullman and Tourist cars on both trams. Chair cars Sacra mento to ttgden and Kl Paso, and tourist care to Chicago Louis, New Orleans and Washington. ConnectinK at San Fran chco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, Phillipines, Central and South America. I ht .Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or auures 0 H MARKHAM, G P A, rortland.Or. ounnT i mr d 0 ji. onuni Line n. r. THE DIfiECT BOTJTE TO ilontana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Itltathoice of two favorite route., via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line, or lbo BIO OBAN UESoonlo Line Jlo Change of Cars On the Portland-Chicago Special, "th finest fBinewest. jbquipped 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. Fur further information apply. X L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or JRNaaei. W E Coman IrnFviAgt Oen'lAjl 142 Third Bt. Portlaud, Or Don't Be Duped There have been placed upon the market several cheap reprints of an obsolete edition of " Welwtor'B Dictionary." Tbey are bolug wuerou uuuer vuriuux union ts a iuw nue By dry roods dealers, irroccra. airents. etc.. and in a few instances as a premium fursubecrlp- Announce men ts of theao comparatively Worthless reprints are very misleading: for Instance, they are advertised to be tho substantial equivalent of a hltrhor-prliMl book, when In reality, so far as we know and believe, they are on, ironi a 10 ., Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copies of a book of over fifty years sko, which In its day wassold furnbout 15. IX). and which was much superior in pui-or, frini, and binding to these imitations, iwing hen a work of sumo merit instead of ono Long Since Obsolete. The Hunnlement, nf 10.0110 do-cnllcd "new words," which somo of t heso books are tidver tised to contain, was compiled by a m-nllo tnnii who died over fnrtv vein airo. and was published before his death. Other minor additions are prolmhly of more or less vuluo. The Webster's Unabrldeed Dlcilon.ry pub lished by our hnunu is tin; only nieiiiorious one of t hut name familiar to ililf mmrniiuui. It contains over m mimet with iHiittiti tlong on nearly every pajte, ami ttcur our Imprint on 1 lie title paue. It is proteeied by copyrlifht fioui cheap huitatioii. viiluable us ilils work in, wo have at vast expense published a thoroiijriily revised inceessor. Known thntuhoiit lite world as Webster's Interrititional Tictionary. Asa dtutiotiiu-y Ui:i n llt'eliine you should Get .tht 3cst. ilhmlrnled piiin,'':!.-1 li'" -'.1'1ip" CRAFTY CUPID. Cupid told maa he shot tllad0. But I Jovibt u. ' Ht has airui'ij at far too mkttj Wituom ,ver tniSKng inj. Nif: b ttrl. that bnjf divin, did. Il is wilj KlrwatmiliiWd H)ie aUut it. If, onr, pirrvvd me to th msm". Or hU dan did. And th. maid who walked beside me. beihe unhurt, 00J7 guyed nue. For he ueed his other arrow On a swiftly paitlng sparrow And departed. i'rederu-k. Trueadell in 0V1 iUuer a. Restore! VITALITY LOST Vir.OR AND MANHOOD Cures Ini)otcncy, NlRht Emissions anr) wast:inr disea?s, all effects r self MK abuse, or excess ard mai LTCLIUII. AllCllOWItlV("u blood builder. Brings the plnlc glow to pale cheeks and rpfltnron tlin rlre of votlthu Bv mall 50c per box: O boxes lor 3.BO, wlf- j. written puaran teo to cure t vei'und the money. NERViTA MEDICAL CO. iiito-i it. Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For aale'W h DsTado Dmgatore. GO EAST VIA Sbortest and Quickest Line -TO ST. PAUL, DOLUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all poinUi East Through Palac and Tourltt Slaoptrt. vning and Buffot smokln Llorarr can 7MTVTrMV-a viQTTntl? EUVIOKAXD SC'ENKrlY UXEgUALE Tir V.. . t.' .1. p.,i.nj .-.1 ui.-'.ATNdUTllKKN KY..onnl at .oth J IVifie ll, ,t Ti.-k4 Dfl-c. K'W ne, 01 "RK VT .MUM IlEllN' Ticket OffirM 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND Fw Iv&tM PnM.M .n r-.il I lnnematloei rw "sdiae Eastern Trip, call on or nddrm. A. 3. C. DENMHTi5, Utj .and Tickot Aiieot l'ortl -nd Eugene Street Railway. TIMS CARD. AfVtjr the 4th of Oct. 1896, the strew! care will run on the following sebeduct time until further notice. LEA VINO THB DEPOT. 7:in.7:40-8:lO-8:4O-9:lO-9:4O-10-n'l a m hn ajvery ha'f hnnr. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommorvllle & Broer. -t Pure WhlsUn and Bnndlea, the fine grade of Winea and 'Jigara, Mind urlnlu a specialty. , Weinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught!! FIRST CLASS.. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. ; THE BLESSING . OF JIM R0BBINS. TjDdar an Iaaplratiou He nutincoianed Uiiuaelf. t BY w. a. SOSB. Spencer GISord waa quite too roatly to admit that be was Just au uverui sort of fellow. That was really ull he cared to be. What he could do he did fairly well, but be did Just an little as was decently possible. At college he bad gone In a little for athletics, mid made a very creditable record, but he shrank from anything really brilliant. He was a good scholar, too, but was quite willing to rank with the intellec tual second raters. When he left col lege, be went abroud and dawdled about in an aimless way, and came home with few impresslous Unit he cared to mention. Then be went iu for society, and there seemed to be reasonably contented. Society amused bliu and waisn't too exnetlug. t cli 1 coddled blm: he was yuuug, huutlsoi ic. clever and rich. And yet be would admit thai he f.li a little conscience stricken when A una Goldie gravely asked lilm one day about his future hopes. There was 11 look in bcr eyes that he didn't like wheu be laughed off the query. Il set him to thinking, and tlilukiiiK was nil occupation he rarely Indulged In. Thinking almost disquieted, him. He avoided Anna Goldie for a time, ond found that was still more disquieting. And then Just as he was thinking he would Invite another talk with her on the original disquieting subject she suddenly went away. She went, they told him. to visit an Invalid aunt iu the interior of the stnte. She might bo gone some time. It was more a visit of duty than of pleasure, and Its cou tlnunndb would depend altogether upon the falling health of the mint. In what part of the state dirt Miss Goldle's aunt live? Somewhere nenr Palmyra. Palmyra? That was where Jim Rob bins lived. Hood old Jim tlobbins. whom he hadn't seen since his last col lece year. Jim was somebody down In Tnlmyra. Member of the legislature. or something. Ho snw Jim's name In the papers occasionally. Jim was n rising man. As the days wore along the desire to visit Jim grew upon blm. He had stiiudlng Invitation to come down nl any time. There was it pressing note in bis desk of quite recent date In which he was told of the treat he was missing in not making the acquaint ance of Jim's matchless wife and equally mulciiless girls. Ho wondered If Jim would know the nliiuing place or Anna Goldlr's aunt. If he was a poll tlcliiu, he iii'olinlily knew everybody, He decided to go down at once and make Jim n visit, and he wrote to blm to that effect. Then be went to the bank and called on his father. And while he was there his uncle Tom came In and the three were closeted for a long time in his father's private room. When they cutuu out, his uncle Tom sliook bands with him and patted him on the back In bis usual hearty fashion. And his father shook hands with him in grave fashion, and both the elder men seem ed highly elated. Spencer shook bis bead a little doubtfully as be left them. Tben be braced up with a swift stiffen log of bis fingers and clinching of his hands and accelerated bis pace. He was going to his rooms to fill his dress suit case for the visit to Jim. lie arrived at Palmyra early In the evening. lie had meant to reach there In the afternoon, but the train was dc l&yed. He hadn't told Jim Just what day be would start, and so bis old friend wasn't bothering over bis non appearapec. Spencer concluded lie would look Jim up 11 the morning. He went to the hotel and had bis Bupper. After supper be strolled up to the clerk's desk ami inquired about hi friend. "Oh, Jim Robblns?" cried the clerk. "Yes, yes. Jim Is one of our leading cltlzatw. Has a nice home up on the. West blU- He's a great hustler, Jim Is. Going to send blm to the statu sen ate next fall, friend of yours V" "Yes," said Spencer, "an old ftlend. Came down to visit blm." "Tell you what you do," said the clerk. "Jim is the chairman, toast master, whatever you call it, of the big banquet at Raymond ball tonight. It's a complimentary feed given In honor of Colonel Jack Speed, who Is home for a brief visit, and everybody, pretty much, Is going. Colonel Speed la our congressman, you know, and be'i In high favor In Palmyra. Hon. Dwlght Perkins from somewhere out west, one of the big national lights of tbe bouse, Is to be the speaker of the occasion, and they'll have plenty to eat and good music. Better go over." A half hour later Spencer ascended the stairway of Raymond boll. He noticed a number of ladies In the prowd that steadily marched Into the hall, and he was rnther glad to And that the banquet was not to be of the usual political for men only character. At tbe head of the stairs be noticed a door standing open, and looking through Info the brightly lighter! ante room he mw his old friend. The Im- ! pulse was too strong to resist, and ho passed iu the doorway and held out Qis baud. I "Whut's the matter with Jim Rob jlilus?" be laughingly called. In an Instant bis friend's ban.l tripped bis. "Sieneer, old u'an, so glad to sio rou!" lie pushed Spencer off a Utile ! tud held lilm there. "You are looking ! prime," he said. "Aud, by George! i rou are Just iu time." Ho laughed as j ke spoke, and looked at Spencer with luch a comical expression that It in stantly recalled to tbe latter some amusing experiences of tho dear old tchool days. What mischief are you up tor no tried. "Hut, here, I'm In tbe way. Don't let me botber you. I'll see you In the moruing." And be drew back lud half turned toward the door. Hold on," cried Jim, with a plunge it blm, "you don't get away from me tonight You stay right hero until 1 can properly dispose of you." Hon. Jack Speed was seated at Jim s right and Spencer at his left, much to Ihe lafter's Increased uneasiness. Then the banquet commenced, and . for au hour the clatter and chatter continued without a break. Jim was as delight ful as of yore, dividing bis attention very equally between the guest of the evening and Spencer, but the hitter's heart was filled with a vague distrust. When the clatter finally ceased, Jim rapped on the table, nnd In a nice llttlo speech told of the purpose of the ban quet. Ho Introduced the mayor, who briefly welcomed back Hon. Mr. Speed to Palmyra. Then Hon. Mr. Speed re sponded in a brisk speech, testifying to his delight In returulug home to Buch friends mid such a welcome, a senti ment which wns greeted with loud ap plause. Then Jim rose aguln, with n crumpled telegram In his hand. He much regretted, he said, to be obliged to announce that Hon. Dwlght Per kins could not be with them. A tele gram he had Just received unuouueed a railway accident that blocked the rood and held back Mr. Perkins, 00 miles away. Our regret, however," said Jim, "is somewhat mitigated by the fact that we fortunately have with us as nn honored guest one of the most promi nent of New York's j-oung political and social leaders, Mr. Spencer Gilford, who will talk to us on the question of the hour." As Jim sat down a patter of applause ran round the hall and the long lines of faces assumed an expectant expres- ion. Remember your old debating tri- nmphs," whispered tho perfidious Jim, 'and sail in. Spencer gave blm a horrible scowl as he rose to his feet. Theu he turned to the auditors with a pleasant smile. Ho put his teeth together hard. Ho wouldn't bo bluffed. And deep down in his soul he felt gratilled thnt Jim, despite bis consummate meanness, had confidence In him. Jim know ho wouldn't fluke. He would say a word or two and retire as gracefully as possible. When Spencer, after an eloquent wind up, finally took his seat, the np plause was vigorous and long drawn out, aud Jim, his face flushed nnd his eyes sparkling, grabbed Spencer's band under tho table aud squeezed it hard and said: "Great, my boy, great! You ought to get down on your bended knees to me for bringing you out." When It was all over, Jim snld: "We must get our coats aud hunt up Min nie. Minnie is Mrs. Jim. She's a little Jealous of you now. Don't make her more so. Ily tho way, sho has a young woman from your overgrown town In tow tonight, nnd we'll have to escort her to her aunt's home. Know her? She's a Miss Anna Goldie." A little Inter they wore out In the open air, Anna walking with Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Jim going ahead, that acute married damo having ap parently sized up tbe situation. "After hearing you this evening," said Anna softly, "I think this Is the field you are fitted for." There wns a pause. They fell back a little farther. "Do you know," ho asked abruptly, ''what It is that has awakened meV" "No"," she answered. "It Is love," ho said. He looked down at her. Her face was averted. "Do you know what brought me down here? Do you know what car ried me through thnt speech tonight?" "No." she softly murmured. "You!" A half hour later ho stoppod Mrs. Jim as she excused herself to the two men smoking In the library. "One moment," be snld. "I want you to know that I had mentally prom ised your scamp of a husband a sound thrashing for the liberty he took with my name tonight, but I've found he blundered luto doing me a fnvor. 1 m going to forgive lilm. I've even gono so far as to bleso him." Ho held out both bands. "Congratulate me, dear friends," he cried, with a radiant smile. "I'm a very bnppy and a very fortu nate man." And then he told them about Anna. Cleveland Plain Drnler. pi nccinrn rniiiuu lAHO-jinCU UULUMfli Nutieos ui'itor thu head not to exceed f ve itiitM, f-0 cent iwr week; 1 fa) a mouth; 12 par year. For Sale. KOK f-ALK At a bargain, nue of tbe best stock and gram ranches of 740 acres, 8 in lies from Kugetie. Will be sold t a whole, or In part, to au 1 1 -urchti.-er. Kat-y terms. For par ticulars apply to John Iugbaui, at Ax Hilly I). pariuieut 8 1 ore. KOU HALK. t'oruer First aud Jefter hou streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, HOxloO feet eacb. Good barn, water, Irult.tlne garden ground. Also bouse and lot, corner First and Lawrence at reels, lot tU feel 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young fruit tree, good garden, ground, water, etc. Also bouse aud lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write t-ij tSllls, Taconia, Wash, Jinx 87, or call at Guard oltiee. FOR BALEA line stock ranch con taining Li'JO seres for sale at a bargain. Will sell as a whole or iu parts, one containing Implements, bouse aud two barns, consisting of 135 acres; the oil er pasture land principally. Bitualed six 111 Ilea iroui Eugeue. Call ou or address J M Uearbart Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE A Hue lot, corner Tenth at d Pearl streets. Inquire of Mrs E Croner. A Mother Tells How She Saved Hir Utile Daughter's Life. I am the mother of eielit children and have bad a great deal of expenenre wiin iiiruiciues. i,asi summer my little daughter bad the dysentery 111 its worst foiui. We UloUuht she wnllhl die. 1 tried everything 1 onuld think of, but nothing seemed to do her any good. 1 saw by au advertisement 111 our pa-jer Una Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Jieuiedy was highly recommended ami wut ttufj gtlt a bottle at once. It moved to Iu. of the very best, medicines we ever bad iu vne nouse. 11 saved my little daunli ter'a life. I am anxious f,,r every mother to kuow what an excellent medicine It Is. Had I known it at first it would have saved me a great deal of anxiety aud my little dam-liter nine). autl'erlne. Yours truly, ,Mks Gko F BuhiiH'K, Liberty, HI. For sale bv W L DrLauo MAKE American Beauties, aft mm 1-1,A1IMI OUT. Dull headache, pains 111 various parts of ttie body, sinking at (be pit of the stouiticb, loss of uppetre, teverisunesa, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp re blood, P?o matter bow It became so, it must be purified 111 order tootitaln good health. Auker's HIimkI Elixir lias never failed to oure Scrofulous or Hyphiltliu poisons, nr any oilier uioou diseases. 11 is certainly wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on poslitvea guarantee. For le l y W 1. Del.ano. 1 Elks' Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of tbe Be nevolent Protective Order of Elks, to be held at Portland, September 4lh to 16tb Inclusive, tickets will be sold at reduced rates from all stations on Ore gon Hues to Portland and return. These tickets will be on sale September 3rd, 4th, dtb, ICtli and 131 It, and limit ed to tli ree days after date nf sale. For further particulars, call on or address Southern Pauiliu ageut at Eu geue. Valuable Lambs for Sale. A flock of 75 bead of prime flrst oluss February and March lambs for sale. Cotswold, and all wethers. For additional Information cull ou or ad dress, L F W ATKINS, Monroe, Oregon. O AS" "37 o n A. . Boars tho ' 1,18 YOuHaiBAtosys Bought Latest Models r firwv-v,i"l orthern Pacific RAILWAY 9 Pullman Sleep ing Elegant Dining" Tourist Sleeping Cars Uar- TO -IT. PAl'l,, MINiNKAl t 1 l; . UI.LU'lll, KAltliO, GRAND FORKS:" R'lUlbKSTON. WiNNll'iCli, 11EI.KM Ajaud Hl'TTK. Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. BOSTON, and All I'ouiti . Eaat and South. Foriinformation, tim cards, map and tickets, call on or write to R McMURPMEY, General Alien., fcugt.ne, Othoa Oppoeito Guard orhce. Or. A D CHARLTON, Aast Gtn'l Pass. Agent. 2M Morrison Ht, coi Third, Portland, Ores-a On Kach Box. KALAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BY AX BILLY THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY i 11 u . Tbero Is a heavy demand tbls year for places where students may "batch" aud where tbey may work for the r board. Htage leave Eugene for Flomncs Daily except rtunrtay at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence for Eugene dally except Bundays at It p m Saturday at 8 a m. Arrlvet) In Kugeue at 6pm tbe day following. BtVOI.I PARC. ROtJNO TBIP Tloketa tor sale at "'Irene, or at Hard P-orenoe. IS so ...woo I. Bancs' Hear, ham, A uaeenporl'l oflloe Is During the civil war as well as la ou late war with Bpaln diarrhoea was one of the most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. Id many Instances it became chronlo and the old soldiers still suffer from It. M Datd Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene Co, Pa Is one of tbese. He nes Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera snd Diar rhoea Remedy and says he has never found snythlng tb would give blm inch quick relief, is for sale by Vi L Del "h". Derond Ilia Comprehension, An Indian's respect for women In creases a hundredfold after his visit to England. Hut he finds It ditncult to reconcile himself to the low necked dress which society Imposes upon women, nor does he understand tho ethics of an Kngllsh dance which af fords a friend or stranger nn opportu nity to place his nrm around the waist of a fair lady who happens to be the wife of another. And he finds neither rhyme nor reason In the rule of society which, while permitting a lady to drink with male friends, denies her the priv ilege of smoking. Above till, the In dian has a horror of the new woman. She lias very properly leen described as the "third sex." A Hindoo In Uni versal Magazine. For Sale at a Bargain. An orn buggy, buggy harness and horse for sale' cheap. Addresa P O Rox &6S, Eugene, To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tab loia. All (trut'irlits refund the money If II falls to cure. E. W. drove's ilgnav ture Is on each box. 25c. SfinVJ Pullman Palace Sleeoers I our- 1st Sleeners and Recllnln" Chair r- r-.ii-.A ivars uaii" 10 . . , . DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. The only line from 'Portland otfeiiug passengers tlitt'ially Conducted 'Excursions tliruiib'h to ('Idcago ovory weunuseay, Krr Portland to Chicano Ron tli em l'Avitic, Union Pmific W iiy'n. JiaKftif6 tiheoki'd thimiuh to tmaUnit. Aitiuuiliceiit a-tnii, Union jMit, iHBt time, lowtuit rates. Jtnr further lnrnrniution, apply to any iibt Douineni i acinc ooinpHny, "i 11 J A'J Hl.Or. I'JiBliO Sick headache. Food doesn't di gest well, appetite poor, bowels con stipated, tongue coated. It's your liver I Ayer s Pills are liver pills, easy and safe. They cure dyspep sia, biliousness. 25c. All Druggists. BUCKINGHAM'S DYECvWr. III p Canadian Pacific If you are Roinor to Chicaco or points East, remember the G. A. R. RATE 750 Chicago and I Return Tickota on sale Auiiust 21 andi'2. and good on this coiupanv'a iiiauiiiflcent train. Ilia IMPERIAL LIMITED For particulars apidy to H. II. ABBOTTi Altent, Mil Third street, E. J. COYLE. Portland, Or. Asst. (Sou, Pass. Agent, Vancouver, B. C, Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 'imis VAHO No. 2 for Yaquln- Traln leaves Albany 12:60 P M leaves uorvallls. . . . Arrives Yaqtiina. . . , No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina..., Leaven Corvallis. . . . Arrive. Albany...,, No. 3 for Detroit Leave. Alhanv Arrive. Detroit.... 4 Returning lieatea Detroit Arrive. Albany... 5. Leave. Corvallis... Arrive. Albany.,.. 0. No. No. 1:40 P M . . G:bO PM .. 70 Ail ..11;30 A ht . .12d0 P M, . . 7:00 A M ..11:20 A M. No. Ijesve. Albany.... Arrive. Corvallis., ..12:I0.P M .. Cilfi PM ... 8:00 AM ,.. 6:4o;AM ... 7:20PM ... 81O6PM. "Meet Us On The Midway" The Event of the Time.. Great Street Fair and Carnival..., Your attention In caMcfl to the. "ITONRKR UMITKI" triiiH nf the "(JHICACO, MIL WAUKKK A HT PAUL KAILUOAU" "The only perfect train in the worlil." You will tintt it dec i ruble to ride on thone trains when Rnlnp to eny point in the Ku tern Htetee or Cnnivla, 1 hey onnnect with all Traneoontinental Trahii and all Ticket Afteuta eel) tickete. For further Information, pAtnphlets. etc., aek any Ticket Agent or 0 .1 EDDY J W CASKY. Crneial Agent, Tav I'm Agent, rortlin1, 1'reg Occupy tnir many mild block, lahliiK In an entire street from curb lo curb. Portland, Oregon, S?pt.4tol5.1900. I'ndur the aunt-lrn of the Port- lfiti'l KtkN. I)K I'AKHINd In MAHNI'I TDK mid UltANDKCK ANYTIIINit OK TMK KIN I) KVKK A'lTKMITfcO ON Til It VAC F ! DAI . bcuiif thlTig tori-member up to tliu oat 01 your ueari .an lire, Tho Street of Cairo, The Oriental Theater. The German Village, The Dancing Girls; An Arabian Pagnant Crowning the Queen, Rex, King of the Carnival At tended by His Magnifi cent Court The BN'Bt ra.1 of the Kit and olher order, tit" Itailmi I'ark and Fountain. The mKTiUlC III iriiiilliai arc ii nun unuu ninwny tin. .1 with wi--riu. RUmc-ion. turn Mi-rmntHf, Aurlculturo. Itort.riilUre, and otlmr induMMni 4-xriiun. i ""'"n i ri.ai.ti t m oriH'ii. .mill hi wnuH-n and clt-cor nl.. hj woiiM-in rorthc ex titbit of woiiirn' III niiinel work. I he grain pateri- bulitot Oregon V ia,ln-rtOII iri.il HfiU IfritM'. Mulr. (tnj'ty at1 fun. Mkni lurnrri Into diiT. U)W rail and wafer rate etcr ulren to i'ortlauU irom all f U ol tbt faclOo Northweel One and two onnect at Alb iny and O rralU with Bout hern 1'nolllo Iralue, Riving direct service to and from Newport and tdjoeul beaehee. Tralm forth mountains arrlvti at fetmltat noon, R.fLng ample tinio ui reach camping Krounds on the Breltunbuih aod Uantiam tbe name day, Kive and Six connect at Albany with the Albany looal to and from For time. EDWIN UTONE, Manager. H L WALDKN. J TURNER TIfiPA Agent Albany. Biflfler jiui ' SALEM, OREGON. September 17 to 22, 1900. and Better llsn Ever. Before Grounds Greatly Improved, Butldli Itepai ed and Itepnvated, All Htook Buildings TlmrouKhly Ilinfeuled EverytbltiK iu First Class Coudltlou for the Largest and Best LIVE STOCK SHOW and ACFICl LTUF AL EXPOSITION EVER HELD ON THE fOAMT. $20,000 IN PREMIUMS and PURSES! Good Racing Every Afternoon Mu&ic and Fun at Night AUCTION HALE OK LIVE HTOCK will I made a leading feature. All nve stuck and other exhibits hauled FUEE over the Mouthern Pacifio itallrnail. Jteduced pasaniter rates on all railroads. For premium Hal and other InfniniBlIni', address W. H- WEHRUNGi Prea , Hillsboro, Oregon. m. r. wisnnM- !. . Portland, Oregon, j Ej-J mm m mu v inEiusin. MOTTB TVniTt vium.vn rrr The irre-tt rrmeijy for Ofrfoun proatratton nd ail dlwi aoa of the generattw orcnti.t-jt euticr set, imn an Ptcrvom i'r.-.krauon, ran. r or ixnii ninogn lmi"u-nry. Nightly Kmlnlnn!., Vouibful Krrora, Mental Worry, aitcculro um or Toi)ttcrooripium wntcn lead vo i;oniumpvion anu inanniiy. vviinevvrr f ft orOnr we (Tuarrinief tocure or mfurut tlio money. Sold at pl.OOper bo nboxuaforS&.OUa L-U.1tIOTP CU1UUCAL CO., VUwUmA, Okl For Si$ Sv Linn Drua Co