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WW I I Chills materia IH M a I fl llll ltVL: I ' ' Si a ) r:i . m ar flOIUII Atectable Prepnralionfor As similating tticFoodandBegula ling the Stomachs arulBowels of Tromolcs Digesllon.Cheerful nessandRcst.Conlains neillwr Opium.Morpliine noriiieraL Is'ot Narcotic, frnftafOlda-SAMUELPfTOWl PuJtm Sad Jlx.Smn stnitr trrJ t hW3P" flaw. Aperfccl Remedy forConslipa non, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsiuns .Feverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK If i EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. U For Infanta and Children . The : Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of i rv lr Use For Over Thirty Years TORIi Thi eiHTiun eoMpaHt mvr vote orrv . aeeiofts i , A(.l I 1 LOST V'OOR AKU iiAANHOOr H! Cures Impotency, Night Emissions an? wasting diseases, all effects c self 41tto abuse, or- excess ard India eS-ad cret'on- Anervetonlcand tsf.n blood builder. Brines the ?g pink glow to pale cheeks and JWJff restores the fire of youth. S Jt&. Cy mail BOc per box; 6 boxes tot itt&.SO; wit: . written guaran toe to cure t,x" refund tlio money, NERVITA MEDICAL CO, minion Jt Jackson Sts., CHtCACO, ILU WL De Lano Drugstore. CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Notice muter this head not to exceed five lines, 50 centa per week; $1 50 a mouth; $12 per year. Tor Sale. FOR PALE. Unrner First and Jefler Kon streets, one 10 room Iioumo, Hud two Jots, 80x100 feet encn. Good Imro, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also uouHe aud lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 66 feet 8 inches, by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also house aud lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Taooma, Wash, Box 827, or cull at GUAKD ollice. FOR BALE CHEAP. 10-roooi house, bath, hot and cold water, lot 80x160, lots of fruit on place. Niceot location In city. Inquire of W. Sanders. LAND FOR BALE. Seven hundred aud seveuty-tlve 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 R F Scott, Creswell, Oregon. FOR BALE. One span horses, weight about 1200 pounds each, one set har ness and two wagons; 5 acres to rent. Call on O B Martin, Cartwright p ace, one mile .west of olty, or ad' dress, Eugene, Oreguo. STUDENTS WANTED. Board aud lodging, light and beat furnished to students for $3.00 per week. Apply to Mrs Wm Forrester, Ninth and Hilyard streets, or at the University Book Store. WANTED To trade a musioal instru ment for digging a ditch to connect with the sewer. Apply at once to Rankin's inusio store. PIANO FOR SALE. A second hand piano for sale. Steinway grand Inquire at this office for particulars. WANTED. A girl for housework. Inquire Mrs CF May haw, Seveutb slieet near Willamette. GIRL WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housework. In auire uf Mrs SklDWorlb. West 6lb street. Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of dUease Is tbe worst torm of slavery. ' George D Williams, of Manchester, Micb, tells how sueh a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helples for five years that she could not turn over In bed alone. After using two bottles of Eleotrio Bitters, she is wonderfully improved end atile to do her own work," This supreme remedy for female diseases quickly oures nervous ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, bead ache, backache, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle working medi cine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaran teed. Only 60 oents. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist, OASTOIIIA. Beuitls K:ad You Have Always Bougtt Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and after Ootober 10, 1900. Interest on same will cease October 19, 1900: All Lane county warrants from registered num ber 7761 to 7863, both inclusive, Dated, Eugene, October 18, 1900, A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer, Singing Lessons. Singing Lessons, Italian method by MIbs Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at muslo room U O dormitory from Sam to 3 p m. i o Cure No Pay. That la the wav all drurrlat nil Groves Taatelesa Cbill Tonic for Chilli, Malaria and Bllliou&ueea. It ia aa pleasant to take aa Lemon yrup. . no cents , Market. The Presbyterian Endeavor Society will bold a market at the Comer Drug Btore Saturday, Oct 27. Wanted. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three miles fiom rail road station In Lane county, for prop erty In Eugene. Inquire at Gcabd office for particulars. Wanted. A few experienced ap ple packers, at tbe Elibert warehouse. Apply at once. T N Hkoab. To Loan. $1,000 on first class real estate security, at 8 per cent. For par ticulare call at Guard oftloe. Farm For Sale. IMa.'rts. 100 acres under cultiva tion. HttlHiifw itNHlora mirl WfMld land Fine chllle or sheep ranch. Good out range. New houe and barn. Kunr ning water near houej 20 in'lee weit of Eugene, 6 miles west of f. I in Ira. Address J. M. Stephens, Elmlra, Ore Fine Tailor Made Suits. Full and complete line of fall and winter sample. Call fur yiur order. J. M Hone, with W W Martlu, mar ble works French Tansy Waters, ma world's amous remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re 'Iahle female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 308 Turk rtt t in Francisco, For sale by all drug nlsts, or sent In plain wraoper direct go receipt of Vi. Dressmarino. Mrs M Elliott Is now prepared to do dressmaking. Room upstairs in tbe Walton block Hokkk for Sale. Work horse for sale. Apply to F A Ellmaksr, 14th and Ferry streets. Board and lodgings at reasonable rales. Address, onrner 11th and Oak streets, the old F B Duou house. Mrs E Rhodes, A new remedy for biliousness is now on sale at W L DeLano's drug store. It is called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief aud will prevent the attack If given as soon as the first Indication of the dis ease appears. Price 25 cents per box, Samples free. Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on hand a large quanti ty of first-cl ass brick at yard miles west of Eugene. J. M. MA11TIN. Be I mast five op my tpyewriting sad Ut out of drT" ah said. Yee. it yon want to lire at all," was the doctor's answer. Weil, really, sometimes 1 don't care the snap ot my finger for Urine. It'a so moaotonous sad so hopeless." - No wonder, lou have mads a machine of yourself. When Ton co back ta Motkar Earth you're a country girl, are you not you wiU be In lor with Ufa again, ss you were a doiea years ago. whea iou couldn't star out of doora enotu-b. to satisfy your craving." 1 remenibsrl' iter eyas brbrhtened. "I lovad to work In tis tardea not the flower gardes, but amoug the vegetables, homely, useful tillage like mmli, Mo on oan give me points on planting, I'm a farmer's daughter." the doctor took uu the morninir dsdhf aad nml "To 1st. a amall cottan houaa; modern itnprovementa, with kitchea garden: terms aasy.M Would that suit us!" she said. "I think so." "I'll apply." "Let me know the result." said tka doctor aa ha nahamd har to the door. It was a prettr cottage, and the owner llvad aaxt door. Hie name M Adam Erarott. She smiled whan the agent told har this, for she was Ere Sher burne. "A new Adam and Eve," aha aaid softly, scanting a romance la this un tried country. "lour huabead. madam." aaid tha a rant auaTalr. "wUl ba aura to Uka thla place, and It he has a taate for farming he will find every facility to gratify It. The former tenant waa aa enthusiast and leap roved the place wondsrtolly." inueea: iost nis money, ran away or died r "Married! It enolls a maa's Droanaata. I baa toot naxdon a thousand times. I mean unleas tha woman ia practical and a home body. h'ow you and year hus band will be contented and propaaroua." A happy prophecy. Dooa the owner abiect ta krrrJaa- tha eottacs to a alnads) woman?" , , . The agoat raised his eyebrews. "Aren't you looking for yourself T I thona-ht von aaaaaad aa samel wkh ar- erythlag thatyeu war coming." "i am. Tha baaband yon credit na with does not exist" Ml Sherborne learned a few days later that aha would be a walcoeB so, taking ta doctor out t pass judgment, ah engaged Hawthorn eottaaja. She had lived there a week and had not caught a glimpae of the owner. 8h almost lived out of doora. She ua packed her violin and praotiwd music al most forgotten In tba stnas of dally meahaalcal work. She sane. Wo, and the song floated in through tbe open winoWw ot the asx cottage. "I wonder if it would be wis to cakr thoaght Adam Everett. "I hardly; know tha etiqatt." He waa a floriet. He loved newer, and their cultivation was to him a pitas- nr as well as profit. When he saw every available lack ot hi tenant's ground biag planted and sowed, he succumbed to cariosity and interviewed Mia Sher burne's gardener. ... What does Miss Bherburne intend to dor' he ashed caret aaslr. 1 see ra are planting." "Bhs wants to raise and seU vegetables," said the country man, "and, by gum, aha knows more about It than a regular farmer. She can give me points. Shs'a a worker too. She can handle the tools as well as a mau. If ahe were only a UtUe bit heavier but she's gaining. Har cheeka are as red as poppiss." Ere Sherburne sat on the piaaia at dusk, resting. She heard the cabs click and a step on the graveled walk. A voice aaid: "I'm Mr. Everett, your landlord. I came over to gat aoaonLBted- I bar brought some flower.' ' "They are lovely. Oh, thank you! Tha country Is beauHfol." Sitting in tha rocking chair in the daak, ah talked and he listened: then h talked and ah Ustened. They found much in common. One day, nturalng to his 6 o'clock dlnnv, h found on his table som aspara gus in a deli gate dish, temptingly served. A ear beside auaound "Miaa 8br burne'a compliments. It wiU be her pleasure to supply coaked vegetables la their To her door he carried every morning flowers enough t man her rooms fra grant and beautiful. The rata, the winds, the eharm of the woods and fields, tha eulst and the freedom, won fcTve back to health attain. She was In love with life oaoe more. Was It because of the frleadehlp that had grown between a lonely man and woman, ahe wondered, or because she was ia batter health? Adam Everett, man fashion, wasted na tun in wondarlag. At the gate way Eve stood one lonely night, retting har arms on the bars, aingmg softer. Up the patn to the other aide came Aaata. Bae made a motion to unatte tn gate. He stepped bar, saying: "Kmd it ahat. Eve. until mr fate ia settled. Am I to ajatarnaradlsaT I fbnna on my table tonight a plate of apples, a woman's gift, I have eaten. Ten hav tempted me away from my attltary existence. Tn first Eve tauptedl man out f paradls. You are tmpting me na." A blush suffused ner race. She stepped Da an ana awang the gat Wius us Adam entereu. -Boston fost. - A Dangerous Game. -35' TB ir .... If -7 . if ill: mmmmi know do their The form ul just whac advertise medicine il f U L ' ia F, j J'a-X hill tonic. not Grove's r . -i. .1.. ..i , i , is iii;uiiiy pnntcit on every Dortie hencr. you you arc taking when you take Grove's. Imitators their formu'u knowing ihai you would noi buy you knew what it contained. f irove's- contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and in a Tasteless The Iron acts as a tonic while ihe Quinine drives the out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that 1$ the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You experimenting when you take Orove s Us superiority been established. Grove s is the the entire malarial sections of form. malaria Grove's Chill that are not and excellence having long only Chill Cure sold throughout the United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c RAILROAD AD V E 11 T ISEMENT 'S. iorthern: Pacific RAILWAY JSf Pullman Elegant Tourlat "Carl, I don't believe you truly lor ma," aaid aUldted SaynoUs to ha lover. Carl Langlols reddened under bar gas. 'What nonaaaaa, Mildred, Of esntw I love you." Carl had said, the last time he had visited her, that they wonld arrange their nlans for the future when he next came, but when Mildred bad nude the remark that ahe did not believe he really loved her ba waa on the verge of depart and still bad not asked her to name tb day wtnea weald mass tbem uuaoana i wire. II mnat have known what the a station waa ah withad to ana, ytt h not halo har out. and ao the auaetlon died, unseen d. nDoa'tter Use, tnctsad D anj d suddenly to the clock. "X'U have Just time to make ay sraln,",be said hntried ly, "so goodby, sweetheart." Carl's mother had often sent MUdrad kaatnsasats, aad had also sent by Carl some vary beautiful table Unen for Mildred to mbrid for na after ha mar riage. She knew that Mrs. Lsnglols washer Mend, althongbthey had a ever met, and determined to go to aee her and discover whether Carl nal confided la he any change in his desire to marry. She shrank from the Mai, yet felt it must be snade for the sake of her future happiness. Accordingly a few drive after Carl's visit she took a trip to his home, arriving than, aa aha had plannea, when Carl wo 'ab sent at his business. When she Introduced harlf to Mr. Langlols, she was warmly greeted, bet when she told the object of her visit her boat waa visibly sur prised and diaconcertd. "My dear child," she exclaimed, "there most ba a mistake somewhere. Carl assured ma only yesterday that yon kspt pattiag hint off whenever ha mentioned your marriage. I cannot understand It." "I can, Mr. Langlols," said Mildred prondly. "Toar son ha grown tired of tne and la seeking In some wsy to free himself. Bat, thaak heaven, his f at tars ar not yet riveted and ar easily broken. I wS release him from aa angag mnt which ia no longer a pleasure to bink" "My dear, dear Mildred," begged his mother, "do not speak so -bitterly. Z am sure there is some mhrondsrstandlng." Mildred had turned vary pale, and an overwhelming convection that Carl was false to her came upon her with crushing force, but ah summoned up eonrag to face the truth. "We must find out," shs ssld very gently, for tha mother's distress waa also very groat, "whether he Is attentive to some one else. Have you ever attleed his taking pleasure in the society of any girl her?" "Oh, no," Mrs. Lsnglols replied haetUy. But anddenly har fsoa changed, sure ly she said, as If to herself, "he cannot oar for Marlon Bed? Aad yet. new that my mind Is drawn to It, I bars notieed htm often with her. But Marian Is auch a gay little flirt, and than shs knsw of Carl's engagement" "Ah." Mildred ald quickly, "that la not enough to keep soma girls from try ing to win away a man's love. It may be that ahe has drawn him away from me. But we must mske sure, my dear friend for I feel that you are my frtead and If It Is true I will willingly give him ap to her It It is for his happiness." They arranged It that Mildred's pretence in the hone should ba kept a secret from Carl and that bis mother at mealtime should question him In a way not to a route his suspicions; so, as the two sat alone at dinner, Mrs. Langlols carelessly said: "What a charming girl Marlon Reed Is, Carll"- "Isa't she, mother?" he cried enthusiastically. ''Do you know, at quit fasci nates me?" ' . , "Carl," his motbsr ssld gravaly, "that la not the way for a man soon to be married to another woman" Tahaw, mother!" Carl exclaimed Impattsntly, "you know I told yon Mildred would never set the dsn and we may sever be married at all." - "lou are right, Mr. Lsnglols," said Mildred, who had been unable to resist the temptstlon of listening unseen. "You are quite welcome to ask tha faealaatlng Mlaa Weed to b your wife, for I am henceforth a stranger to yon." Before Carl could recover from his astoniahmcnt sh wsa gone, ana as her train was just ready to depsrt she wss out of his reach, aad tbe paaalonato nrotests of affection which he was prepared to make, tha promises ot futur fidelity, war nev er uttered. , Now thst he hsd lost her, Mildred sppesred to Carl as a predon trmsur -Mv, h would anvthia to noaaeaa. Tb attraction of Marlon Bd paled Into Insignificance, and he took the aext train la pursuit ot Mildred, hanlngthat ha could win her back. tint nn n.mirnd nf tha flaws ia har Idol Mildred hsd cast him out of her heart, and. though It wss sore, It wss not broken, because the resluwd hi on- worthiness. Kh refuted to see Csrl and returned his letters naread. .Within mnrtlfi,.,! ar hi. Mrtlan. he had ef?Ard himself to Msrion Bad. "Why, you'ro going to marry soms girl la Lawnac," ah rpUd, opening gier blue eyes wide. , "No, I am not,'' he aaid slayrtly. "I ant going to marry yen U yoa wUl bava mo " "Well, I won't," replied the pretty flirt decidedly. "I was oaly amualag myaolfc with you. my dear Imy. I bone your heart la not broken," aha add macklngly. for rumors of th true state of a Stirs had readied her ears. Columbian, Tnrounh Tickets to CHICADO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOUK, liUS'l'ON, and All i'ointa Kast and South. For Information, time cards, map and tlcketa. call on or write to It McMUKPHEY,' General Agent, Eugene, Offloo Opposite Uuard ollice. Or. A 13 OHAULTON, Aset Uen'l l'aas. Agent, 26.1 Morrison Ht, oor Third, Portland, Oregon Dressmaking Apprentice. Wanted at once. Mr S L Long. Shop Willamette street. .Sawmill Property for Sale. Two hundred and twenty-eight acre of land, about 1,030,000 feet of timber, sawmill and good water power, house and barn, all for $160X1, Plenty nf 1 1 niter adjacent. Inquire tif Jobo Wlnzearled, Creswell, or of E O Potter "For three day and nlghta I suir ed agony untold from an attack 1 obolera morbus brought on by eat In cucumbers," says M E Lowther, clerk of tbe district court, Centervllle, Iowa "I thought I should surely die, an trlf d a dozen different medicines, hut all to no porpnee. I sent fur a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera slid Dlarrhoaa Remedy and threw doe relieved me entirely." Tills remedy for sale by W I. Del-ann. OABTOniA. ttgaatar . .at Sleepixig ars Dining Cars Sleeping Jar TO 1'AUL, MINNKAF01.1K iTTTLU I'll, I'AltliO, liHANU roKKB; !(!i)OKSTON, WINNIPEG, HELENA aud hihTr. Canadian Pacific and Soo Line First Class and Tourist Mcop ers Daily. Passengers Booked to and trom an . points tast Atlantic Steamship Office For particular!! apj ly to - H II. AlUUi'lT. fiant. . Ht. Tliinl tivnt. K'.T. COYIsR. roi tlaii.l, Dr. Anait. Gen, I'aM. Agpnt, , Vaucouvor, B. C, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THF, PIKECT KOUTEIO Montana, 'Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Ilvi't rholro of two tavorlta routca, via ino UNION I'AL'IKIC Kaat Hall Line, or tho KluUKANUKSceuic Uno No Chanrje of Cars Oil the Portland-Chlcugo S4cial, "the finest n the went." Equipped with t Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Ltbrai v -Bullet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Compute!; Vestibuled. For further iiif niiiUion ajiply. L 1. STKVIrt, AhtHUt. Kunnp, or O R & N GO. GO EAST VIA Uepart I - Time Schedule. Arrived . . Salt Lake, Uenver, Chicago- Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kantaa Ltty, Ht Special Ixiuit, Chicago and t):18 a m jKaat I alt Lake, Denver Atlantio Kt Worth, Omaha 7am Expreaa I Kansas City, Ht 9.-00 p. m, 1 louit, Chicago and I Kaat Walla'Walla, Lew Spokane iaton, BlKkane, 80 a m Flyer , Miuneapolia, Ht Bun Paul, lul uth Milwaukee, Chi- cago and Eaat, t)CUN HTKAHSHIra 1 8pm All Hailing datea 4'p m subject to ohange. For Han Kranciaco- Hail every 6 days Dally UoLuasuKivxa El Sunday Htiamiks 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex buuday Bat 10 p m WayI,anillnga, WlLLAllSTTSltlvsa 6am Oregon Olty, New- Wpn Ei Sunday berg, Halem, Inde. Ei Sunday lndenoe and Way Landhiiox W ilia li me AND 7am Y mi i i.l. Kivtsa J)m Tuts, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Vri. , lialKlinga. Lv liiparia Hnaxs Itivsa. I Li Lewittn t ar, a m Klparlt to Lewittn Daily DaUy I "'. Shortest and Quickest TO ST. PAUL, DULUTD, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points KmL ' ' Through Palaee and Touritt Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking library Cara. DAILY Til A1NH. FAST TIM K. 8EUVIOEAND SOKNEHY UNKQUALE Tlcketa to Klnta EaMt via Portland and thi- OltEA'l' NOKrilEHN RY.,i.n tale at Hi.uth. rn l'acifia Deltot Ti-knt (IfVce, EiiKem-, or UHK.VT NOll'l'llEUN Ticket Ollioe 268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, For lUtet, Folflere and full Information, re etillug KatterTrip, call on oraildreitt. A. 3. O. DEN M I'll N (lity , and Tioket Anant Portlio J R Nage', 'liat I'titAKl 14H Third rti. W E Coman Wl.'l Agl t'or'.lHQd Or THROUGH TICKETS TO THS ' ' EASTandSC UTH EAST mum PMIFIfi-CBMPM , ..- a Kb .1 '6tU' Pullman iat Sle-n Cars Dall-to DENVER, OMARA, !rov' Palaca SleeDArs Tour- st Sleners and R?cllnln" Cnalr CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, BT. tlOUIS' Ami other Eastern CitliM. ' The only lino I Ino 'r,,in .I'ortUnd olfeiiDK (mMtjoireni BiwiUlly 1.1 II U i;nuiiiuii rjKourwoiiu orttry WelDM'ay, Dally Tourlat r rnerv Boulliem I'acillo. Union Pacific W Hy'a. haKKai;0 chocked through to i tiDAllotj. Maunilicent iciiery, Union pot, fbwjt time, lowettt rate. . , For furtlit-i In fori nation, apply to any tit Southern 1'acittc L'omany(.or H isATUKUl.-!' . i i ) I W H Hurlhurt i . Qnn tVM At(t i'urt. Or MAKE SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE TraittH leave KiiKne for Portland and way eMtioueatSifit ami pm. American Beauties, v loiltandi v KuKt-ue Ar Athland Ar bavramento Ar Han KrancUoo Ogden Deuver Knnaaa City C'hloaKO H-M a iii y.:0u p ui M a in bin p in 7:tr p III 5:4.1 a lu U:ll a lu 7i.' a in T :K a ui Ar 1Ot AnRtlea Ar Kl 1'aao Ar Kort Worth Ar City of Mttloo Ar lloutton Ar New Orleama Ar Wathlngton Ar Ntw Voik h.'O p ui dm p ui U::io a in U:.'i1 a ui A .oo a in ti;2u p lu II.IJ a in UM p in h-:mi ii ldli a lu 12. (W a lu 8:15 a ui 11:4.1 Vtu a iu 7 ;-'') a lu 'J JO a ui i:.0 a U.OO p tiutu a D;.Vi a 4:U0 a ij'Mt p in n li i:M p u On Hack Bos. I Latest -Models, KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. 60LE MANUFACTURERS. olo sv AX BILLY Pullman and Tour! t !ra on btithtraiui. thai'- i- 'cr u.enUi to I'ddtn i l'ot mid tourint can to Ctnci Ht Iniia, New Or lean aud Wanlilnirtou. 1'uii netting at Ban Fran dbuo wiih awreral lfnihip line for Honolulu Jaiwi. i'hiiia, l'hilli1itr.--, Central aud South Auteritw. Mr K (1 Adair. tt KiitfPiia or addrea U II it A'mtiAivi, 4i 1 , I'ortlatid.Or. t(m)Vigli to,, yjhioago rj,,dt Portland to Chicaflo Von- .ll.nllnn 1. nallnl to tha '-PIONKKR MMITKI)" trains nf ihe "t'HICACO, MII WAL'KKK ST l'AUI, JtAII.ROAD" I'i'e nnlv perfect train in tha wnrlil. Y ..i will find it ilepfritlile tu rldt on thoe Trains whtn going to any point In ths L, rn .St.U-M or l:ttiala. I htyr onnntot .-Hi nil Tttnuoontiuniilal Tralnt and all In', t AgmlH mil tlcketa. 1' Fur further Information, pamphleta, etc. atk any Ticket Agent or . . u j r.i'ix ,1 V ( IV, t nil,) (.i t Vn l, Atitit, 1 1 ' ii. i Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. MM V M .. 1:40 P M .; 66 PM I , 7KM AM MOTT8 , a 1st lira) Y) Dm Umn I t.'t!.;'.(., PENN YROYALPt LIS : 9 t 1) oy o roome Weak- ...... Ut....,..lt.r.ttf at.trl oruisalonn, inroane ( or mid Imnlnh "paiua of menatrtiation.n They aro IAV1S SAVKKS" to frirU at womanhood, nldltitf defelopim nt of orKiins and body. No known remedy for women entmN them. Cannot do harm 1 if becomes a pleasure. 1,0 I'KU 1M)X 11Y MAIL. HiiitJ by druEKtitt. DU. UOH"SCUKMlCAI,CO.,Clovi.'laud,OUlo Per Si . Bv Linn Drua Co n'l.np. (iahii Nn 2 for Yaiuliia - Train lenvet APiany leaves t.'irvallii Arrival Yauuibi. So. 1 Keturnlng Ijtavaa Yanuint lifiavea C'orvtlh.. 11;30 A M Arrives Albany ,...,12;lo FU So. S for Detroit Uavea Alliany 7fl0 A M Arrlvaa Detroit UJM A al So. 4 Keturnlng . ' ' Iavea Detroit ItdO P H Arrlvra Albanv fi PM One and two ojnne-i at Alliany and C rvallls allli poulheiu I'aoli.u trains, glvlni Olrect i-tvlrc ui and fn in NewtKirt -slid dj.cnt bvachva. ' . . ,ut i i l i'ii i.nltv at retrottat n i ,1 a J It nme to reach ramping Kmiiwla on il Dielti nbuth and sanilam th """"' KDWIN PTONK. Mauagir, II L WAI.DEN I Ti'l'NKK. TH VA Agent Albanv
