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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1900)
Tlie Kind You 1 f.ivo Alicon in uso for over 30 years, lias bomo the B.gnr.tnre of y,- ..r ad lias becu inado under his per- (JZsfflAfirfas SOI,nl sIorvision since Its infancy. vrvs. -eoOW, au, no OIie to decei ve yoI1 , th, All Counterfeits, Iinitationg and " Just-as-jfood" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Iuliuits and Children-Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic, substance. Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. It cures Dlarrliuoa 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. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TM CEWTMtW COM PAN Vt TT MUHHAV BTflECT, HEW VOPII OITV. SOUTH AND EAST j s a via Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kugene for Portland and way itations at S;M a m; 1 K)8 p m. v Portland 8:30 a m : 7:00 p m v EuKeue 2:08 p m 12:54. a m Ar Ashland 12:33 a in 11:30 a m Ar Hacruntent-o 5:00 p m ; - 4:35 a m Ar San Francisco 7:4 p in 8:15 a ai Ar Ogden 5:45 a m 11:45 a m Ar Denver 9:00 a m 9:00 a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a in 7;25 a in Ar Chicago 7:45 a m 9.30 a m A - Los Angeles Ar El Paeo Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mt xico Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Wanhington r New York 1:20 p m 6:00 p m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:4'J a m 12;43 p m 7:00 a m 9K)0 p.m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00ja in 6:25:p m 6:42, a in 12:43 p m Pullumn and Tourist cars on both traiuH. Chair cant Sacra mento to Ogden and El Pao, and tourist cars to Chicago, Kt Louia, New Orleans aud Wash inn to ii, ConnectiDK t San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Pbillipines, Central and Sout h America. See;Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or add res O H MARK HAM, G P A, Portland.Or. OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIKECT BOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hive, choice of two favorite rontei, via the ' UNION PACIFIC Fut Mall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic. Line No Change of Cars On the Portland-Chie-o Special, "the finert a the west." Equipped with H Elegant Standard Sleepers Vine Kew Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. For further information apply. L L STEVENS, Agent, Ecutene, or J R Nagel, W E Coman Trav far. Agl Oeu'lAgl 142 Third St. Portland, Or GO EAST VIA Shortest snd Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, CULUTH, WIUHEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An.all point. Eut. ThreuRh Palace end Tourist Sleeper. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cera. T ATI .Y THAI VS. FAST TIME. EuVICKAND 8CKNKKY UNEyUALE Tirlteta to iwH-.it. Kant til Portland and the GliKATNojtTIIKKN KY..onali it Sonth m IV;lif li,-,.. '(Wit Ofl-ce. Kiene, or -RK IT Noli'l IIEItV Ticket iiffio 263 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For H.t, ' t'n and full inf..m(un r Kaaw Trip, call on or .-Mr " A. 3. C. OF.NVHT'iV, tilT .and Ticket Aol,t J'. nil sod t,.i. ...i Signature of Don't Be Doped Thorp have been placed upon the market "SB'S! ?nP reprints of an obsolete edition of ebster'e Dlotionary." They are being offered under various name ox a, low price By dry goods dealers, srrocors, aprent. etc.. and In a few Instances as a premium forsubscrip- Anuounoemcnts of these comparatively Worthless reprints are very misleading-; for Instance, tbey are advertised to bo the sutwiuntltU equivalent of a higher-priced lookrwIieii in reality, so fur as we know and believe, tboy are all, from A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copies of a book of over tiny years afro, which in its day whksoM luruhout 5.00, and which was mucn superior In nuner, print, and binding to ihoso imitutions, Iwing thou a work of sumo merit iiinteiul of onu Long Since Obsolete. The supplement of lU.CNMj go-calif, "new words," which some of (hi'scs'iuoke mi'iii. ur tised to contain, was compiled by w't ..tlv man who died over forty verg afro, tun! v, iia published before hi d -ail). Oilier ir.iii-ir additions arc probably of more or less vtilue. Tho Webster's UnnbrldM Obilomry i nb. lHlicdby our homo is t tie omv m inus ono of that name fiimiliur to lU . at: n;-.,u. Jt contains over yuuo pnctt, f . :u.- tions on nearly every pkc. i'i n h.iu ur Imprint on the title pane. Il is -n-oitvu-d by copyrijrht from cheap Iiulmi i.n. valuubli; lit tliin work i- mv i i- l- tit vast e.TKMie pu'dinlicd n tl .uv).!y iv'd iucciswor. I'lnuiKhnii; ill..- ,'oitd as Webste.'s In;er:t:tionil Lictionnry. As a did1'-: l-,if i i :; $ ..;j,a!',oi:,d VjCi it.. .. visL I nisi nitcri pn.up. .t i t:-,-- . ldroK4 Benon VITALITY. LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseasss, all effects rf self abuse, cr excess ard lndi cretion. A nerve tonic and Mooil builder. Brings the pink friow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 50c per box; O boxes for (ii:.Ii(); wit' written Knrnn too to cure . Lsjfund tlio money. NER'iiTA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sts, CHICAGO, ILL For sale W L DeLano Drnirstore. fugene Street Railway TIHB CARD. AIW the 4th of Oct. 1895, the ttreal care will run on the following soheduft time until further notice. L CAVING THB DSFOT. 7:10.7:40-8:10-' :40-9:10-9:40-10KH) m hen every hs'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommorvllle & Brger. Pure WhlsVlen and Tlrandlcii. tbf fina vnuiei of Wine and 'Jigan, Mixed I)rinki specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS.. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. 8te leaves Eufrene for Flortmot Dally exiieptriunrtay at 6 a m Returnlne- atase leaves Florence for Eugene daily exoept Bundays at X p m rjaturrinys at 8 a ra. Arrives la EupRiie U tpm tn aay following. SlS'll.t FARE. 00 g(,rSITKIP IM TiokfU tor ale at K. Bann' llverr ham. r.ut"'. "r si Hard I erwiaOTVs offlos u rweeaae. Some Nome Poetry. "Governor" J H rie'elier. h s ,1. ii. uewa.AMjr Djan, baa r-i in ntt liru Nin hi ere Is scoit. Hie'iy he wr ' while oh lilt aUuiiner oomliiu lu.-l. OregoD: - e "ONnoii-! Thou wivlL'heil Um tu i. the faoa Of all the Arotln's li iuuiIIbm. i-i.. Tuou bust proruieed muoli in raw, Then nesced Iheiu to the Q'iei'u' owo tastt, And I am one Who'll always sbnti Thy muddy nimsta till tiiiielsil n. ." "Why should we leave a land "f fruit and flowers. To seek lor gold In thy (luik anil? Why seek a home ami st I li v .hilly showers, And spend our nays lu uei mil? While we eau ruu Beneath the sun, And shout, 'Where rolls the Oreunn.' Indications of a Land Slide. The following from the Examiui r i a very llvepolntA: One of the iwwt strikiiig signs of the couiliig demooralio laudslide in thin ouuutry is the number of iiifliieutiiil uewspspere which formerly supported McKluley auu wlilcb 111 in year, ure givliiK their hearty sup poll to Bryan In New York, the "World," which supported Palmer ami Biicknor f..u years ago, now espouses the c&ii!h of Bryan with telliug form, whili. Uih Herald aud Evening Tost, iboiigi favorable to MoKinley on minor issu'." are giving the democratic ticket stroug support on the paramount isue of im perialism,. And the Journal, which was a J .iirnalislio lofanl in 189V, Is now grown to he one of the greatest QeWtfpa, era in the world aud h never wavered in its siau-ich euppurt of Bryan. In Chicago, where the democratic ticket had uo newspaper support lu 1896, there are now three great dailns, the i hrooiiile, the American and l Kecord, with a large circulation, are warmly indorsing the democratic plat f r ni aud taking up the fight against imperialism. In Baltimore, the Hun, which lays down the law and tbegospel for Mary laud, wan opposed to Bryau in lt96 but this year the Hun is giving the democratic ticket and platform a loyal support, which Insures Maryland's electoral vote for Bryau and Hteven sau. In Cleveland the old democratic or gan, the Plain Dealer, which left the party in 189G, is baok lu the ranks again supporting Bryan with all its old time vior. The Indlnapoiis Sentinel wandered off alter strange gods in 1896, but tills year It has returned to Its old faith and is out with the dumocratlo ticket and platform. The Louisville Courier Journal, whose demotion to Palmer and Buck- Der in 1896 gave such a sot-baok to the party in Kentucky, is also back in line and giving Bryan Its vigorous support. In addition to these notable examples of the trend of popular opinion, there re many other influential papers, suoh as the Hprifigfield (Mass) "Rep ublican," the New Haven "Register" and others whloh, while not directly supporting Mr Bryan, are vigorously spousing the cause of antl-iniperlal. Ism, In addition to this great accession to the Bryan movement there is the German press of the country, in whloh there Is practically a revolution of opinion. Quotations from a few of the more prominent and influential of these papers will show the general attitude of the German press this year. New York "Blasts Zeltung" (Inde pendent, circulation 68,000) "The fo cal led German is at present awaiting developments, but It can be positively assured that the republican candidates will not receive as many German von s as four years ago." "Krele Press," Chicago (Independent circulation 40,000) Mr Brysn received Id 1896 about thirty per cent of the German vote. This year he will get from sixty to eighty per oent of that vole. Imperialism Is the paramount Issue with the Germans this year." Michigan Volksblaat,"Detrolt,Mkh Independent, "Over sixty per cent of the Germans will vote for Brysn this ye&r ttoaute of their hatred of Imperi alism and trusts." "Kansas Telegraph, "Topeka, Kan sas, "The msjorlty or the Uerman voters who voted for MoKinley four years ago will vote lor Brysn tbls time: Antt-lmperiallsm is the Issue." "Missouri Htate Zeiluug," Kansas City, Mo. "Bryan will get nine out of every ten German votes tbls year," "Iowa Htaats Anzelger.'MJes Moines Iowa. "Brysn will get two-thirds of the German votes f Iowa." 'The Journal." Terre Haute, Ind, ' One-third the population of Indiana consists of Germans. It Is our opinion that the detuocratio candidate will re- celvs the large majority of the German votes this fall. This will lie a gain of about sixty per cent over the last elec tion." r,Kt.) Ol'T. Dull headache, pains In various parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomachj Inn of appetite, fevenshnesn, pimples or sores, are .M positive evidence of l:np. re blood. No matter how it became so, It must tie purified In order Uiotitaln good health, Aeker's Klood Kllilr has never failed tu cure rVrofulousor Hvph'iitio pnlnnns. or anv other blood disease-. It Isoertalnlya nnd-rful rented) sti-l we -ell every bottle on (Kie guaial tee. Fori let; WL DeLano. 1 HRL'IX CAIGIIL Is Tranpcd ami Finally Killed Hv the Exultant Crowd. . "car Iih l.'ii i'i li n havoc with tu.. e.ieop oi me .H.tnawit itriii.-r. n", WTrini u.ir-ut-.-1-n-,-,, ni iniiiih ill. hrH- u a-i l;l hist .-tiptur. ll. Kiry ThureiKi, tleori;.. Varnell I' iv,.if. Mr, Ilium i;i ; irap that iisil liei'U set i,xprerslyClfor him, and iii.mi-diate'y hearous. tl the neighbors and soon forty persons had Hsembled in Willie the tragedy liiat was soon to take piac. The oear was lat'eil and led about lull yauls from not i f the swamp uud thick lirusu l i Frinli Siati'oril's plum orchard. it was great sport for i he t ys a the tRar was on the tlgnt a u1 sever al times turutd ll poll Iheru aa Mr Hriiin did i ul like 10 lead .nd found out what was up, dtcid. d they nted not pull so hard nut rail hihklynfier them, wtiich oaused a stamped of moii, girls, boys and dogs. One boy fell and the bear was very liter his heel-, wheu luckily the shackle caught lu some brush just in time to save the hoy frem a good luU't;iinr. After the bear was t-eeure'y tied the crowd gathered aroujd liiiu and four shots wen tired three sn:.p ehuti aud uue idle ehni ami Mr Bium wrs no mure. I UKHKUlMNIIK.tT Unity Items. August 28, I'ieus.iul weather after the ruin. Newt aud Ed Grilllu returned from Washington this week, where they had been living for a couple of years RC Edwards made Eugene a vl.-it this week. Mr E E Upiueyer, of HarrUburg, Is lu this section this week toim-prct bis limber land which he bought leceutly of the O & C K It Co. It is ruuioied that there will be a knot tied next Hiinday. The maneu vers corroborate the testimony. J E Muttisou aud A B Eduurds visited Eugeue this neek. Hop picking will commence at A D Hylaud's uext Mouduy, Professor Hunt ws8 In this seclion lust week selling school suppihs. Earl Batbre Is in receipt of a flue 10 pouud boy. t'oK. Notice to Contractors. The County Court ofLano County, Oregon, will receive bidB up to So'clock p m Wednesday, Heptember 6th, 1900, for furnishing the materials aud con. struutlug a wagon road bridge (covered) across the Long Tom river at what Is nowu as the "Taylor bridge" on said river, lu Lane County, Oregon. Plans, specifications and straiu diagrams uiurt accompany each hid together with a certified check to the amount of five per oeut of the bid. The court re serves the right to r.ieol any aud all bidB. By order of the court. K U Lek, County Clerk. Tnat Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, If you used Dr King's New Life Pille. Thou sands of sufferers have proved tlielr matchless merit for siuk aud nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back If uot cured. Bold by W L DeLano, diurr gist. tg Rooms and hoard WuDted. '1'hcre will be a great rlcinunil lo rooms and board for sludenls tills yeat aud it is necessary tliatihose Intend ing lo keep roomers or bouiders uihke it known as soon as possible. Please leave address with Miss Grace Wold or Mr John Hnnilsnker. There Is a heavy demand t ils year for plaees where sludunh niny "bslch" aud where they may wotk for ihelr board, Valuable Goats For Sale. .A Hock of 225 bead of Angora goals will be sold by a sulwcrllier to the Guard. These goals are all Iroin well bred, high grade sloek and will be sold at reasonable rales. All who wish additional Information relative to this excellent opportunity to secure a start In goats, should address the Dally Eugene Gimku, Elks' Excursion, A special coach under chnrge of the Elks will leave Euuene for Portland Wednesday, Hepleniber 6, and return Sunday, Heptmlier 9. Hlxly round-trip tickets will be sold at t-I.GO each, good for alKive diiUs only. Apply at once to It M Donahue at Wells Faigo Jc Co's i.Ml.-e. First come, first served. OA8TOIIIA. Buvnth. t 11 Kmii 1" Han inp BO'JgM lh Html Ywi Hart inp i flirutnrs r Valuable Lambs for Sale. A flock of 75 head of prime first- class February and March lambs fur sale, Cotswold, and all weihiri. For additional Information psll on or ed-dres-, lj K Watkinh, Monroe, Uiegou. I CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Kotiree uuder thU hmul uot to eioed five (nr year. For Sale. j . 'OK rJAI.E At a bargair , one of the t Hist stock end grain ai irn, 8 nillea from Y ranches of 740 ugcue. Will lie so'd as a whole. or in part, to suit pui'olim-er, K jy terms. For par- tlci. lars appi-y to j,,,,,, iugimiIli Bt Ax Billy Department Htore. KOIt HAL'K. Corner First and Jefler emi Hrerfts, one 10 nnini liouee. and two juts., Wlxltlo fTOt each. Good uier, ii uit.iiue garden ground. Alsii house and lot, corner First aud "V, reels, lot Bf, feet 8 luohei y j on leet, youug frrit trees, good tranifii giouiid, waler, etc. Also house aud lot, corner Willamette aud i-iMirteenth streets. For prices "rt I" whe HJ Hills, Taconia, "-., ur can at UUAKU VOU mre a - . . - ,iU0 biock ranch con taining i-20 acres for sale atabargaln. Will sell as a u hole or in parts, one uuuiaining implements, bouse and two bams, consist lug of 135 acres; me inner pasture laud principally. oii.uH.ieu six miles from Eugene. Call on or addiesa J M Uearharl Kuirene, Oregon. FOR HALE A hue lot, corner Tenth aid Pearl streets. Inquire of Mrs E Crouer. A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughters Life. I am the mother of eight children aud huve Had a great deal of experience with medicines. Last summer my Utile dauitbter had the dysentery In us worst form. We thought she would die. 1 iried everything could think of, hut nothing seemed to do ber any good. 1 saw by an advertisement ui our paper that Chamberlain's Coilo, in.ieia aim uiarruoea iteuiedy was uigniy reoommeuded and sent aud mit a boiile at once. It proved to be one oi rue very oen medicines we ever hed in the house. It saved my little daugh ter's life. I am anxiouB fur every mother to know what an excellent medicine It Is. Had I known it at first It would have saved me a great deal of Boxieiy ana my little daughter mneh sutierlng. Yours truly, Mhs Gko F hubdick, Liberty, a I. For Bale by o ATis to ni A . Beamtha yf Kind You Have Always Bougtit of Elks' Carnival. Aooount Grand Carnival of the Be nevolent i'roteotive 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 lineB to Portland and return These tickets will be on sale September 3rd, 4th, 0th, lGlb and 13th, aud limit ed to three days after date of sale. For further particulars, call on or addresB Southern Pacific ugent at Eu gene. For Sale at a Bargain, An open buggy, buggy harness and horse for sale cheap. Address P O Box 5G5, Eugene, Is VOur breath had? Then vnnr best friends turn their heads aside. ' A bad breath means a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver Dills. Thev cure constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia. sick headache. 25c. aii art druggists. Wint ymir inouauclia or bunril a usauUfiil nrown or rlrli Murk ? Then uan BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Mo8 "Meet Us On The Midway" The Event of the Times, Great Street Fair and Carnival..., OcfupylriK many nolM blrwltn, ink Inn in an entire iireot rum curb to curb. Portland, Oregon, Spt. 4 to 15. 1900. I'ndor the ausplee. of the Port line! Klk. HUKI'AHUNII in XI A'INITI'IIK and IIIIANIlKI'll ANYTIIINO OK TIIK. KIND KVKK A1TKMITKU ON TIIK I'ADIKIC COA1T. Somelhlng torememlier up to tbeilateof your heart lallure. The Street of Cairo, The Oriental Theater, The German Village, The Dancing Girla; An Arabian Pageant Crowning the Queen, Rex, King of the Carnival At tended by Hi Magnifi cent Court The S'eat parade the Elk. anri olhi-r order. Tl.fl Itsllsn rar.- "no" fountain. '11- miKiiifleeni trltiinplial arr-h an (rainj Mldwnr HPe-l Willi w.itioVrlul attraction. Mtnlnr. Mrri-.nttl, Arrl'-nniiMi. Ilorllruliore, arnlxih, r Irif1iitrll .'Xlilblls. 1 lie Women'. I'avlltoi , i.tfne.1 hv nonii-n. hlilll liy wosin anrl d.ror-li-l hy womrm Inrlln- eihitm ol women', tn- Iw.oliil work. I lie arin palai e bulllol Orr.o-i anil iVa'hlntnn vrnln nnu vr-e. I Mti.lc. (ikt.-Iv an'l Kun. Mailt turned Into I flar. UwhI rait ul i. . t... r. i... .iwn ... i'onlaud irum all paruol tlx I'aelUo Norlliwe.1 mm 94. R B a- uo MA'CE America i Beauties, F.C. an i:irv..a .-r m Latest Models. On Uach Box. KUAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. sold BY AX BILLY THROUGH TICKETS TO TH1 EASTandSOUTHFART SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY ANOl ru ii man Kaiar a - 0 . ww viwvoi o I UU r r-l rTtT a " '"j"' " vnair DKNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAQO KANSAS CITY, ST. lLOUIS ana other .KutArn citiu tu. i n CiiDiliictod Kiounioui throuKli U Chiciwi vrBt Portland to GHcago ,th, Pcifio, Union Tacific w liyfc lKire olieoked throuirh to ......,.. ...KM.eiii. scenery, Union in., .lino, ,wiwi raiea, hv. r...,i. tf . vaTTir- ""jr to ,ny -n.uu wiyuii.ttuy, or H,LATHIi01' C E DUO Yoiir Httnntl'nn U nnllurl n !.. TIIViX.TI.iim I;?J,,','!'.KI" tr"ln" of tn "'H icActi, mi,. WAL'KKK k ST l'AUI. HA Il.l I1A11" 1 He onlv perfect trains in the world." You will rind it ft.,Hlrul,1. .. .l.lu .1. trains whon going to any nolnt ln the Eastern Htntes or (?nna.U 'I I . . with all Transcontinental Train anll all 1 ickst Agents nil tickats. for lurther Information, pamphlet- .t,.; k any Ticket Agent or n t entti irav l-iis Agi-nt. I'oitlanl, dreg Kobbcd the Grave. A startling incident of which Mr Mr John Ollvir, of l'lillaih Iphla, wan thosubjeol, Is narrated by him as fol lows: "t was In a most dreadful ,... dltlon. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tniiRiio coaled, pain oon . tlnually In haolt and sides, nnnppetlie, gradually growing weaker day by dBy! Three physicians had given uie up. Fortuuatsly, a friend advhed irylng 'Eleotrlo Hitters,' and tn my great Joy and surprise, the first bottle made a deoided Improvement. I continued their use fnr three weeks, and am now a well man. 1 know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of anntl er vlotlm." No one should full to try them. (July 60cenls; guaranteed, ut W h DeLano'- drifir flo'e. 7 iB If i ti u m .r SALEMJ OREGON. September 17 to 22, 1900 Bigger and Better Then Evm Before Grounds Greatly Improved, Buildings Hepal ed and Renovated .All Block Buildings Thoroughly Disinfected Everything In First Class Condition for the Largest and Best LIVE STOCK SHOW end AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION EVEK HELD ON THE t'OAhT. $20,000 IN PREMIUMSand PURSES! Good Racing Every Afternoon-Muslo and Fun at Night a . , 1 . HLK .OK JAVK HTOC K "'" lading feat Adt ve.oikand other exhlhl.s hauled FMEK over tile HouH laetllo lUlln.ad. Itedueed paseenirer rates on all railroads. premium lint and other Infnrmailoii, W. H-WEHRUNG, Prea., nillsboro. Oregon. L . The ere it remedy fur rn-rvon. prostration -nd all dl -ease, of the leneratlva ornij.i,t sillier sei. surli a. Nervoin Pr ..rallon. Fnlllnsor Lost Manhood. ! Iii.. .icncy. Nljjhtly Kmlnlon-. Youthful Error.. Men.. I Worry. siceaiivsnM ArltR US NV8. Jlorilerwomiaranle-tocuTe or refund tin monry. Sold at fl.OOaw boZ iu itn vntg, boo. for .oo. uti.inurra cilK.mcat co,, cievaiukkivaa For Sle Bv lorthern Pacific a RAILWAY Pullrrn Sleepixig riars Elegant Dining Gars Touritt! Sleeping Caif r. J'aui.. MINKKA 1' t J 1 I'l.l.U'l'fl, TO 1-AltlJO, lliANU I 'OHKS; 'ltOllKSTON, IKl.KNAi IIT'ITK. Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WAsnrvnuiv I'lllhAliKlJ'HIA, NEW YOUK, j?-. BOSTON, and All I'oint. IKast and South. Forllnfonnation, tim. cauls, map audftieketa, ooll on or writ, tu B Mi-MTJKI'HKY, li.tlSKl Amnl Vi..nA Olilo.-OpiMi.ite Guard oHice. 'r- AD CHARLTON, Asst Ueul I'uit A.n. MorrlKin St, cor Third, Portland. Oregon Canadian Pacific If you aro going to Chicago or points East, remember the G. A. R. RATE 7150 Chica0o and I Return Tickets on sale August 21 and 22. anJ con.1 on this company's magnificent train, the 1 IMPERIAL LIMITED for particulars apply to H. H. AliBOTT; Agent, 1-4H Third Street, B. J, OOYLE. Portland, Or, Asst. Oen, l'asa Agent, i Vancouver, Ii. C, Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. ' TIlTlE OAHO! No. 2 lor Yaqulna . Train leave. Albany .12JK) P M leaves Corvalli' jo P M Arrive. Yaquina 5sb6 P SI No. 1 Returning ' YAMy" Yanuina 7 .-00 AM lieavaa Cnrvalll. '.11;S0 A M Arriv.. Albany 1210 P M Na 8 for Detroit . leaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrive. Detroit 11:20 A M No, 4 KeturnioK Leave. Detroit 12I01P M Arrives Albanr,.. 6:46JP M No. IS. " Leave. Oorvalll 6:00 A'M Arrive. Albany OMS.'AiM No. 6. I.ve. Albany 7:20PM Arrives L'orvalli 8:05 P M One and two connect at Albany and Cr.rvallls with Boulharn fnoltlo train., suing direct orvlee to aud from Newport and rdlacent beach... ' Tralua lor th mountain, arrive at Detroit at noon, Riving ample time to reach camplna sround. ou the Hreltenbuah and Banllam the aameday. Klve anil Six oonneot at Albany with the Albany local to anil from Portlane. EDWIN ttTONE, Manager. It I. WAT.iikn JTURNEH, TlfiPA Agent Albany. fr i run urs. Houlhem For addrees M. D- WISDOMi See , Portland, Oregon. VITALITY n. TkVO'IT'B. Linn Drt;n Ctl