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Newspaper Page TextChilis 50 YEARS A REPUBLICAN. Xow Supporting Bryan and Stev enson. IGoldaipcI Love! 3 f By Grae. slaroadas Jnars. fit K.l M-gctable l'repnrntiorifor As similating tttcFoodnntlRcgula ling ttie Stomachs and Dowels of Promotes Digestfon.Cheerfiir ness and ncsl.Conlains neillier Opium.Morphine norIineral. OT NARCOTIC. pjjx amdu-SAMJELPrrawi fmtJan Sfe4t ' I1x.Smmi .rtajr.W lUnit.trnl- Apetfecl Remedy forConstipa Tion, Sour Slomach.,Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. fK2 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of AT KX For Over Thirty Years GASTIBU OCTAUn BOMPHf MEW YORK OITY. Kurorts , Ml. I I i LOST V'liOR Cures Im potency, Night Emissions. am ivastin? diseases, all effects gjl abuse, or t xcess ard indio gf?l cretion. Anervetonicanii w-iTS blood builder. Briwra the ky&f Iink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. f jfna' By jr.ail 50c per box; 6 boxes iot tr'i.Rll; wit' wittPn guaran tee to cur'' t refund tlio laouey. NESViTfl MEDICAL CO. t-l'nUcr; a JacHon Sts., CHICACO, ELI. W L De Lano Dnvftore. CLASSIFIED DGLUMN, Nntict-s under this head not to exceed five lines. 50 ceute per week; $1 fidt mouth; 912 per year. For Sale. FOR NAIiE. Corner First and Jefler enu xtreots, "lie 10 room house, and two lots, 80x160 feet each. Good Imrn. water, fruit. flue Harden ground. Also hoUHeand lot, vomer First and Lawrence streets, lot 06 feet 8 Inches, hv 100 feet, young fri'lt trees, good garden ground, water, etc. AIho house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Taooma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard oflice. FOR SALE CHEAP. 10-room house, batb, hoi and cold water, lot 80x160, lots of fruit on place. Nicest looatlon in city. Inquire of W. Banders. LAND FPU SALE. Seven hundred and seventy-five acres of land, one mile west of Creswell, a part of the W J J Bcott estate. Will sell the whole or a part. Address F. FScott, Creswell, Oregon. Guns that kill. A Eugene Firm Has Received Lot from Belgium. We have just received direct from Belgium a big slock of double-barreled shotguns. These guns were ordered last February. We bought them ui rect. Knocked all the middle men out We will sell them cheap. Come and Bee them; see if they are not the greatest bargains you ever buw, or ever beard of. In (not it is amazing how we can sell these fine guns so cheap. One man killed 65 digger squirrels out of 73 stints with one of these guns, another killed a pheasant at 75 yards with number 8 Bbot. Another killed a big black bear with number 4 shot. We hear good reports from all over the oountry about our guns. You may just as well as not have one. Loek at these prices and consider that they are double-barreled breech loading guns, the far-killing kind $10.60, $12.50, $13.50, $14.50, $16.00 and $17.00 aud on up. Single barrel guns $6.76, $7.50 and $9.00. We have also lust received fiom eastern manufac turers a fine stock of Marlin and Win' Chester rifles and ahotguns. All our rifles are sighted correct. One man Bbot at a deer three times In two seconds, three-quarters of a mile, and hit it each time. You get good gun ot us and you get them cheap. Biggest stock In the Northwest. , . Barkek Guns Works, , Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon. FOK SALE. One span horses, weight about 1200 pounds eaob, one set bar nets and two w gone; 5 aorts to rent. Call on O B Martin, Cartwright place, one mile west of city, or ad dress, Eugene, Oregon. BTTJDKNT8 WANTED. Board aud lodging, light and heat furnished to students for $3.00 per week. Apply to Mrs Wm Forrester, Ninth and HilyardBlreets, or at the University Book Store.' WANTED To trade a musical Instru men I for digging a ditch to connect with the sewer. Apply at once to Kankiu's music store. PIANO FOR SALE. A second hand pla. o for sale. Btelnway grand, luquiieat this office tor particular. Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for yean bv the ohalns of disease la the wont torm of slavery. George u wiiiiama. of Manchester, Mich, tells how such slave was made free. He says: "My wife baa been so helpless for five years that she could not turn over In bed alone. After using two bottles Eleotrio Bitters, she Is wonderfully ImDroved and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cures nervous ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, bead' ache, backsohe, fainting and dizzy spells. Tbls miracle working medi. olne is a godsend to weak, sickly, ru down people. Every bottle guaran teed. Oulj 60 cents. Bold by W DeLano, druggist. WANTED. A girl for housework. Inquire Mrs CF Mayhaw, Seventh street near Willamette. GJRL WANTED. An experienced oirl to rln oeneral housework. In' quire of Mrs Sklpworth, West 6th Btreet, Farm For Sale. ISO aort a. loO'acn under cultiva tion. Hilmioe pasture and wood land. Fine cuttle or sheep rnuoh. Good out range. New hou.-e and barn. Runr nlng water near bouse; 20 m'lee west of f.u. - ne, 6 miles west of Klmira. Address J. M. Stephens, El mire, Ore. OASTOXII-A.. s-r. tk. Ito Kind You Haw tlar B At . 7. Call For County Warrants. The trees stood stlrless around the church, scarco a leaf moving sad the only souud coming from the closely lnter- wovea branches, foretelling a night of unrest and turmoil. Across the aisle at luterrals were arches built of lilies and roses and tied with streamers of whits tin ribbon, whilo In the chancel great vases of roses seat out their fragrance, ilistiagulsklng the close aroma ot lncenso and making the air heavy with their sweetness. Out through the open door the world looked threatening;, the fleet ing sunshine slowly disappeared before the fast gathering shadows and the rosea nearest the door shivered slightly in the ind which found entrance through crev ices, i As the last of the suashias fled before the gloom there was a stir in the church, and all over the vistas above the chaacei and arouad the orgta loft light flashed out from the gloom. Clusters of lamps veiled with tender vines cast a flood of radiance on the central aisle, while mass es of glimmering tapers in the chaucel snd about the altar, whose only decora tion was the cloth denoting the festal day of the ecclesiastical year, flickered their pure flame in the Increasing wind. Ontslda also a transformation had oc curred. The erstwhile deserted street as blocked with thronging carriages, hose lights glimmered and twinkled like a convention of stars, far up and dowu the avenue arid clustering at the neighboring comers until scarcely a yard of space wss left. The soft footed, aria, tocratic faced ushers, each with a droop ing spray of lily budB in his buttonhole, went swiftly back and forward in the isle, and a glittering, perfumed throng filled the vacnut pews, mingling tints of peach bloom and turquoise with the suow of the lilies aud sending waves of fash ionable perfumes up -to meet the faint breath of the surrounding blossoms. Heads nodded, voices whispered soft ly, faus fluttered, and the silence was re placed by a ciuivering expectation wnico strengthened as the organ found Its voice and began to breathe out soft snatches of love songs. In which were Intermingled an echo of the "Lohengrin swan song. A movement outside the great door, and the organ suddenly merged its whis pers of "Then You'll Remember Me" into the stately strains to which the knight ot the Grail led his royal bride to Her nup tials. The whispering ceased and the flutter subsided as np the aisle advanced the bride. Gowned la sweeping satin, with the diamond star at her throat flash' lng fire on every side, and her great bou quet of rosebuds seeming to whisper greetings to the very floor as they passed, she never once lifted her face. The long veil, which swept the hem of her gown, covered her as with a mist, and not even when she left her satisfied and smiling father to lay her hand in that of the groom waiting at the altar did she lift her eyes. Throughout the ceremony they were covered by the long lasbed lias, ana only for a single Instant, as the couple turned from the benediction which pro nounced them man and wife and "bless ed" the union, did Bhe look at her bride groom. Bent and shriveled and ugly as he was, with an ngliuesBwhlch not all the glamour of his millions could remedy, and after that Blngle glance the bride'B blue eyes were dropped ngaiu. The Joyoua Men delssohn march pealed out from the or gan loft, and a thousand eyes were fixed In envy on the bride, whoso futuro was paved with gold; but still ner eyes were never lifted. The bridegroom looked at the flowerlike face as if he would fain devour its beauty with nis nungry eyes. He tried to suit his steps to hers, but the limn which vesrs and Infirmity had be- Btowed on him could not be lessened. The steps were slow too slow by fsr for tne joyous musle which seemed to set the pace for beating hearts and dancing feet Just as the couple reacnea me eatrsnee the storm broke, and the double door was Anns' nnen hv the wind despite the vain endeavor ot the ushers to hold it closed. A iit of n o flung through the swning ny the violence of the wind arencnea me bride's white gown, and she Bkrank back frightened Into the church again. Outside, lust against uis poie wuicn nnnnrted the awning, leaned a figure unobserved by any of. the throng which clustered about the opening, intent on seeing the Bplendor and loveliness of the bride. It was a tall ana sienaer ngure, which bent slightly before the wind, but on the white, upturned face there was no consciousness of the drenching rsla which heat down on the thin evening coat and shabby high silk hat, under wlrlch the clustering dark hair lay damp against a whito forehead. Some one nnnuen mo groom a cion, and with shaking lingers ho tried to ad- l.r It nhniit hli brldc'a waite shoulders. Ills nervous nngers rumoieo wiw m elssn. and as she raised her hesil to ai low him greater racimy ner eyes mn those burning dark eyes which looked at her from under the drenched awning. The depth of agony which was in them eemed to nass like a Bash to her heart. aad, shuddering, she caught the arm of her newly mada husband ana was nan carried to her carrlngo, which awaited her, warm and frsgront with the heaps of favor blossoms placed for her pleas ure, i.-.i The doors wore closed, the carriage little, and Inside the church them was n crest stir. The echo of the jubilant Mendelssohn march floated out faintly as the waiting hrute leanca tor- ward suddenly, and as the carriage mov ed away for the last time the bride of gold looked longingly and lovingly lajto the eyes of love. i-itisourg i re. Poktund, Oct. 18-Afur being for uearly 60 years an aolive participant In republican campaigns In Nebraska, Judge Alonzo Perkins will vote for Bryan aud Sievensou next month. Judge Perkins la now visiting relatives iu Portland, and was a caller at the Bryan Btate Headquarters. He was a county Judge for 12 years In Nebraska, aud waa well acquainted with Abra ham Llnoolu, Seward and other re publicans now passed away, but whose names remain in history. The reasons Judge Perkins has for leaving Iba re publican ranks, after half a century, he explained tbls morning as follows: "The republican party baa for several years beau running into combinations with the money power of the land. The louger tby live the olnser they become, and now the uieoey power Is in control of the party. "When I started out it was as a re publican with Llnoolu, Seward, Chase and that olass of men. The party waa made up of the working element of the country, termers, mechanics and loborlng men, as agtinat tbe com bined power of the commercial Inter ests of the Norlb and tbe slaveholders' power of the South; which constituted the democratic party of that day. The oountry Is : the same condition today, between Bryau aud MclCluley; Bryan repreaenla the niaaies, the plain people; MoKlnley represents the corporate InUriats, tbe bauking interests of tbe land. "My belief Is tbat Bryau will be elected, for I believe that history re Deata Itself. When Jefferson was elected president lu 1800 he waa elected against Interests the same as those represented by MoKlnley, and the representatives of the money power of that time oiled out agalust Jefferson Just as they cry uow against Bryan. "In 1828 the people stood for Jack' son as against the money power, and tbe latter then aaid the oountry would go to the dogs U Jackson waa elected. When Andrew Jackson broke down the United States Dank, with Ita poli tical associations, be did tbe beet thing for the country that ever waa done, and be represented tbe people just the same as Lincoln did in 1860 when be was elected." lUlJ """ADULTS! JA"ADUlTSlE?jf THE: BEST PRESCRIPTION iS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on every bottle hence you know just what you arc taking when yon take Grove's. " Imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove's contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and !.; in a Tasteless form. The Iron acts a a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's IS the drlglaat and that all .other so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You arc not experimenting when you take Grove's its superiority and . excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of the United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENT'S. orthern Pacific RAILWAY IV Pullman Elegant Sleeping Hars Tourlat Dining Cars Sleeping TO fine Tailor Made Suits. Full and fomplete line of fall and winter aniples. fall for ymr order. J. M Howe, with W W Martin, mar ble work"- French Tany Waters, tue world'i amou remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladle; are never failing and safe. Married ladies' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re Mahle female remedy In the world; lm fmn i,.rl: take nothing else. but ln-M on aenulne; in red wrappera villi (irnwn trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, rvw Turk Ht Ban Krincl.ro. For sale by all drug. nl.'e. or sent in go reoeifl ol 2. Notice is hereby given tbat tbe following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and after October 19. 1000. Interest on same nrilt IVAM Octolier 19. 190H; All Lane county warrants from nrgistered nam' ber 7761 to 7863, both Inclusive. Dated, Eugene, October 18, 1000. A 8 -Patterson, County Treasurer. Singing Lessons. Blnging Lessons, Italian method by Mis Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at music room U O dormitory from 9am to 3 pm. o Cure So Pay. m . .1. ... .11 Hr.1nH.t1 sell ftroves TastelsssChUI T.'niclnr ChilU Malaria and llillionines.. It " V'-" " Umon ynip. Wosnts Girl Wasted. A reliable girl to do general housework wanted Imme diately. Enquire at this nlllos. For PalkCheap.-A good second band Hmlth-Premier typewriter In Minn condition. GboFCraw. Whr He Was Great. A nhvslrian connected with a universi ty nvtensinn movement reports thst la one very poor qusrter he found the chief authority on children's silments a wo man whose clnlm to skill In such things mm. from the fnct that sho had hsd 11 children, of whom but one wss now liv ing. With so much sickness her neigh- hs,-a ennreilril thst she must be Bn SU- l.rli nn the auhlcct. This principle Is of frequent slthough unconscious appli cation. ... "Why Is he such a great superintend ent of the fire depsrtmentT" asks a strsn ... In a smsl! city. "Why, be wss In chsrge hers when we had the his Are. Tint dors thst Disks hhn a big sapsr- iniDn.i,tr' "Certslnly. But for him It would not bars been a big Bre." Youth's Compan ion. ' Bill Colvig. Aihlsnd IUcorJ, Independent. Mr Colvig was at tbe head of tbe faotlon that controlled the democratio primaries and oounty convention tbat nominated the democratio oounty 001" oars at Jacksonville April 28th last. He waa chairman of the convention. He got down on 1 be benob and p'aoed In nomination for oouuty Judge Chss Prim. Those who heard his nomi nating speeoh will remember that the ohlnf point of bla reasouiug why Prim should be nominated was that Prim had voted for Bryan aud would vote forhimagalnl (Applause.) Later Id the program Mr Colvig got down from tbe bench again and placed In nomlna Hon for school superintendent a stranger, Prof L A Stocking. In order to get the stranger through tbe con vention Mr Colvig grew eloquent and took an oath that Stocking waa Bryan demooral, which was, from the speaker's manner, tbe greatest orown of glory with wblob to wreatne a democrat's brow. However, Mr Colvig ia always enter taining, and compared to the Hlppety flop character of the politics of the day and hour, will make Just aa good a republican politician aa be did a dem ocratic politician. Nearly a Funeral. Bohemia Nugget, OoU is. 'Last Thursday afternoon Bud Jackson of Lynx Hollow, cs.ne mighty oloee to losing bis life by the unloonea for discharge of a abut gun In the bands of his . brother Charley. They were out bunting for blrda aud Bud waa about 20 feet In front of ('barley, when a bird was scared up Just ahead of them and to the right. Charley saw It first and In hie anxiety to bring It down raised hit gun to lire over and beyond hie brother. "The gun waa suddenly discharged and the charge carried away the entire tide of Bud'a bat. aud five ahot en tered his scalp Just behind me ear, grafted the skull and came out over the temple. Dr Unapp dressed the wound and it is healing nicely, bat It waa a mighty close oall lor Buu jaaKsou. " Biids Eye View of Eugene. Albany Democrat, Ootobar It "If B Tinkle went to Eugene tbls afternoon to tabs a panorama view of that oltv. there beluga nne location tor the purpose, MrTlnkle'a Alnany Is one of the finest seen anywhere." The fine location referred to by the Democrat Is the top ofHkinner's Bulbs A magollloeut view of Eugene and the surrounding oountry for many miles Is obtained frem tbe top of the butt MINNEAPOLIS, lTTTLUTH, FAUUO, UHANU FQKK3; UitOOKSTON, ViNNlPKO, IlKl.KNA and HlTtTK Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON P11II.ADKLPHIA, NEW YOKK, BOSTON, and All Points Kast and South. For Information, tima cards, map and tickets, call on or write to R McMUKPHEY,' General Agent, Eugens, OiHoe Opposite Guard otiioe. Or. A D CHARLTON, Asat Gen'l Pass. Agent, !ib5 Morrison Ht, oor Third, Portland, Oregon Canadian Pacific and 800 Line First Glass and Tourist Sleep ers Daily. Passengers Booked to and from all points East Atlantic Steamship Office For parti cuUre pi-ly to IL H.'AIU.OTT, pent, H(t Tliin. ttrt. B. J. COYLK. Portlum.. Or. Ast. Gen, 1'tus. A Rent, Vancouver, 1$. U, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. lives choice of two favorite routes, vis th UNION I-ACIKIO rant Mall Line, or the KIOUKANUIBoenlo Uns No Change of Cars On the Portland-Chicago Speolal, "thennMt n the west. iqulpped wltn Elegant Standard Sleepers Fins New Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-BuHBt Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carle) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete1 Vestibuled. For further Information apply. L L STE VliNU, Agent, Eugene, or GO EAST VIA J R Nsgel, Trat I'ii.aAKt 142 Third Ht. W E Cc-man Uen'IAgl Portland. Or THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PIFIG COMPANY 0 R & N GO. Depart Tims Schedule. Arrived Halt Leks, Denver, Chicago- Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, St Special Louis, Chicago and 9;16am Bast . Salt Laks, Denver Atlantlo Ft Worth, Omaha 7 am Express Kanssa City, St 9:00 p, m. Louia, Chicago and East . Walla Walla, Law Spokans iaton, Spokane. 8:40 a mi Flyer Minneapolis, St 6pm Paul, Dul nth Milwaukee, Chl- cago and East OcuStumhhips j ,8pm All Sailing dates 4'pm aubjeot to ohange. , i For Han Franolaoo Hail every 6 days j Daily Columbia Htvaa El Sunday Htbahihs 4pm 8pm' To Astoria and Ex Sunday Bat 10 p m Way I-aoilliiga. WiLLAMErrsKiviB Sam Oregon City, New- 40 p m Ex Sunday berg. Halsm, Inds- Ks Snnday 1 endtnoe and Way Landings "WlLLAUBTTB AMul 7am Yahii'. Kivebs 830pm Tuss, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wsd and Bat tun and Way and Fit Landings. Lv Rlparia Bstai Rivsa. LvT.ewista tor, a m Rlparia to Lewistn Daily Daily I 9a m Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MlhKHAPOLIS. CHICAGO An all points East Through Palaee and Tourlat sleepers. Dining and Burlat Imohlng Library Cars. TATr.VTItAlNR. FAST TIME. 8KKVICEAND BCENEUY UNKtlUALE F. C. CORSETS IMaincfwHawtlmrtl plain wranper direct Horhkfor Ai.B.-Work horse for sal. Apply to F A Ellmaksr, Mth and Ferry streets. Dressmaking Apprentice. Wanted at once. Mm S L Long. Bbop Willamette street Sawmill Property for Sale. Two hundred and twenty-eight acre of land, about 1,000,000 feet of timber, sawmill and good water power, bouse and barn, all for 1600. Plenty of Mmlor adlanenL Inanlr of John Wlnienrled, Creswell, or of E O Potter, ' for sale by W L DeLano. OABToniAi BsanHhs A l iaiss .imp t Blgastars of For sprains, swtlllng and latnene. there ia nothing as good a. Chamber Iain's Pain Palm. Try II. For sale lj W L DeLano. "For three daya and nights I suffer ed agony untold from an attack oholera morbus brought on by rating cucumbers," aaya M fc Lowther, clerk of the district court, C'eutervllle, Iowa "I thought I should surely die, and tried a doien dlflerent medicines, but all to no purpose. I aent for a bottle o: Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera n1 Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved me entirely." This remedy la W H Hurlburt Genl'aaaAat Port, Or Tlnlcnta to nolnta Kant via Portland and the nilKA'I'NdUTIIKUN HY..nn sale at South- l'aolno Depot 'rukot uiroa, nugene, or OHKAT NOHT11EKN Ticket Otlloa 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, For Rates, Foldars and full information) re siding JUsterl rip, can on or auuraea. A. 3. O. DF.NNI H N City ' . and Ticket Agent P oltlan SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Pullman Palace Sleeoera Tour ist Slesoera and Recllnin" Crtalr CaraOall-'to DKNVEU, OMAHA,' CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, BT. J LOUIS' And other Eaatorn Cities, . . Ths only Una- ruin ll'ortland otlehu paaseagers .Specially Conducted Excursions through to Chicago svory Wednesday. Dally Tourist Dn.lln.J Ift'PhineW Car rtavloe I Ul UdilU Ml W llttUU Bouthsrn Paeillc, Union Pacific - - W Ky's. llaggags checked through to, tination. Mauoirirent scenery, Union xt. f ant time, loweat rates. '. - For furthet information, apply to any set Southern PaciHc Com;suiy, or H LATH HOP, 1 J Id Trains leave Kugene for Portland and Kay alatlnna at 8:54 a mi I K p m. MAKE American Beauties. c. Latest Model; Oa Kacb Box, KALAMAZOO COBSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLO BV AX BILLY Portland. Eiurens Ar Ashland Ar Sacramento Ar Saa Franeiaoo KJ a m p in 12:30 a m ejm p in 7:4ft p m 8:30 p it 1:10 a oi 12K1H a n 4:'4S a Ul 8:16 a so Ogden Denver Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles Kl I'm.) Fort Worth City of Masico Houston New Orleams Washington Naw York 0:45 a m IMS) a in 7 :y.r a 111 7:4 a Ul I :'-1 p m IHKI p IU 11:30 a HI i:M a ui 4:110 a m p Ul 11:1'.' a III 12:13 p in 11:45 a m H a ni 75 a m ViW a ui 7 31O a m IMiO p m 11: to a m U:;a a m 4:00 a m frjfr p ni H:4'2 a m 12:13 p to Your attention is nailed to the "PIONKHR MMITKK" tralnn of the "(IHICAIX), MIL WAUKKB ST PAUL RAILROAD "Hie only parfeot trains In the wnriu. Y n will find It de.lrahls to rlda on those Trains when going to sny point in the Km'rn States or t.'auaila. IBay connect n!i ad TrNndintliinUt Trains and aU ti.'W-.t AgenUsell tickets. -m t Fur bother information, pamphlets, sto. ask any Ticket Agent of J V CAH V, Ctiml Ajil 'i v I'm At?iit, 2 ciiiu rulliiian ati'l Tnnri-t cars m btb train. i:iiairrn -v:ra-mflnlo to Ogtlfii n. i.l I'ato, ami totir.Ht ennt l- !l.icK, Ht jnin, New Or ltta.ua and Wasshiutftou. CunnaotinK at Han Fran oImhi with ncvaral RUnnmhip ltoa fur Honolulu. Japan, Chin, l'tiilliptnr. C'utral and tSouth Au.flriita. a,,ftt ui Kugns Hm Mr I. (1 Adair. j or addrea O 11 M - K II AM, (. ' v, I'orlland.Or. Coi'vallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TI.VIB CARD So. 2 for Ysqulna Train leaves All any 12:45 V lxw ( r.alli, 1:40 PM Arrives Vacuum 6M P M So. 1 Returning , Imss Yaipiinn 7:00 Ant la.aa Corvallir U90 A M Arrives Albany 12:15 P II Vo. S lor Detroit leaves Albany Arrives Detroit N i, 4 Itetnrnlng fjeavea Detroit Arrives Albany 70 AM 11:20 A M 12tl0 P M Srtt PM MOTT'8 i rcome Woulo IrniularltY ftnd or find bnniah "pftlni PENNYROYAL PllASa of monstruaUon." Th?y are "I.IFU SAVEIW" to glrla at womanhood, aiding detelopmcnt of organs and body. No known remedy for women ciunls them. Cannot do harm llfo. beoomea a pleasure. 1.(M l'KIt IIOX IIY M AIL. Mold by drugglBtti. DR. lioiT'S CUtMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio tnr Sala Bv Linn Druo Ho Otic and tvoojniitMvi vt with Houth'in Hvcic, tratni, AHMin and Or rrallli RivisiaT oirvcs isrvir.' ui a d iron eiKn and fdj.oant b-jactiM. ' 1 1 us Icr mniatni arrlv at fHirnltat noun. 'All t m 10 nmrh cam pine H r miii'U on i) Oiolt- ubuib ami ttautlam lit amrtlaf I I) WIN 8TONR, Managrs H h WAU)KsN J TI'PNKR. TH I1 A AmiI Albaa?