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Newspaper Page Textgysy .V3 .VI TJTC PATTDAPC DDA TTTTa fa A ; j:-r Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, nn.l which has been' in use for over 30 years, has lionio tli tLmninro r - ami has been matlo un tor his jicr- fiOtllll Ktmprvlsiiil Clti.-n IU liit'.n.nw All Couuterfeits, Imitations nnd "c tist-as-goiMl" m-e lint; Experiments that trllle with and endanger tlto lienlth of Infants tuttl Children Experience nptiiist 'Experiment. What is GASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is" Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio KiibHtnmc. Its npro Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays reverisliiiess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. ' It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, (jiving healthy and natural sleep. 'The Children's Panacea Tlio Mother's rrlend. GENUINE ALWAYS CASTORS A Bears the Signature of m AT Mr aaTalTl s The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC eiNTlUR COMMNV, TT MURPIAV STRCCT, NCW TOPK OITV. oi wrt.ir LOST V'OCR Cures Im potency, Kitrht Emissior.i anc was-tin? diseases, all effects ' scif SE5) ohuse, cr excess ard ndi (c?3 rretlon- A iiotvo tonic tint! 'j. I-1:mh1 builder. Erinqi in. a?fV i-ink (j' jvvio pale cbeekf ana (?- restores tlie fire of youth jffrfH';N By mail 50c per box; O boxes l..i 2.KO; wit' . 4 vritten gharan ti.. to curr i i refund the money. HSRViTA MEDICAL CO. t :;lc:l b. Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, I LI. W L De Lano Drugstore. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. . Notices under this head not to exceed five linen, 60 cents per week; 81 50 a month; Vl per year. For Sale. FOR BALE. Oorner First and Jefter 8on streets, one 10 room houne, and two lots, 80x161) feet each. Oood barn, water, fruU.fine garden ground. Also bniiHeand lot, corner First and Ijawtenee alrcets, lot 6fi feet 8 inches. . by 180 feet, young frt'lt treex, good gardfU ground, water, etc. AIho house and lot, comer Willamette and Fourteenth strivls For prices and terms write HJ Hills, Taonran, . Wash, Box 827, or call at Guakd oHice. To Cure a Cold m One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure. E, W. Drove's signa ture ia on eturii hox. 2ac Wanted. To trade, a mall im I roved ranch, three mil en fiom rail road station In Lane county, fur prop erty in Eugene. Inquire at. OOAKO office for particular. Wanted. A few experienced ap ple puckers, at the Kbberl warehouse. Apply at once. T N Seqar. To Loan. $1,000 on first class real estate security, at 8 per cent. For par Honiara call at Guakd ronrie. The mining town of Capelton was alive with excitement. Mr. Hilton, ths own er ot half the mines and more than halt the Tillage, wis to Eire a ball la honor ot his ton Carl's twenty-first birthday, and also to celebrate the return of hi only daughter from the English school to which she had been sent when but 10 year oia. Carl Hilton was an onlr son. and because of hi parent's Indulgence bad be come selfish and tyrannical. Ills father Idolised him and was blind to his fault. Mr. Hilton had been out of health tor more than a year Carl had attended t most of the business, and h had so tyrauulied over the miners that they oa aad all bated him, but they loved and respected his father, and for his sake bore In silence the abuse of the son. It fell to the lot of Fred Chase, one of tho foremen In the mine, to escort tha beautiful Nina to dinner, and so deeply did they become engaged In conversation that it was some minutes before Fred noticed that Carl sat directly opposite ami was watcuing mem closely, "1 intend to visit the mines tomorrow." said the a-irl In tones loud enough to) be heard by her brother. "I want to descend the new shaft." I shall be very haDDV to conduct too thrnuch tho mines, but von mnat not descend the now shaft, tor it Is not aafe. I hare warned your brother that the roof of the miue is in danger of falling, but he only laugh at me, and I tear som terrible accident will be the result of his neglect." "You are a fool, Fred Chasel The shaft is safe enough. I shall take Nlaa there myself tomorrow," said Carl angrily. I Bpoke the truth. The shaft is not safe, and unless more timber Is nut in to support the root you will soon have proof that I am right." room xou are a coward, I will show you tomorrow how little faith I put In your words." The following morning Carl started for the new shaft alone. Nina refused to accompany him and begtied him to delay his visit until the root was made secure. Carl reached the shaft junt as half a doten miner come from It, and In an swer to his Inquiries was told that Fred Chase and another man had remained Denina to tmisn lining the last car with ore. In a few minutes he was lowered to tho bottom of tha shaft. In the distance he could see the lights of the two miners. By the light of bis own lantern ha saw that some of the beams were bent. All seemed weighted to their utmost ca pacity, and he shuddered as, in passing one large post, a slight crackling sound was heard. "I am going on a short distance to look at the ore. You mar wait for me at the foot of the shaft, and wo will all be drawn up at once," said Oarl. He strolled on, while Fred and his companion returned to the entrance. The had barely reached it when they heard a loud report behind, a cry of fear, mingled with the noise of falling rocks; then all was still. , Only an instant did they stand motionless. Then Fred srasned the rone) aad gave the signal to be hoisted to the top. Soon the entrance to the shaft was a scene of wild excitement. The father of fered large rewards to any one who would attempt the rescue of his son, but not a man -would volunteer. Fred had stood silent, with his eve bent on tha around, naiil tha old cam in sheer despair cried out: , . , "I will give half of my fortune and It la a lame one to tha men who win help me reach my boy!" Fred came forward with a look of resolve on his face. "Mr. Hilton, not for your entire fortune would I enter that mla tfr saw your son, but for humanity's sake I will do my beat to rescue him." A cheer from the miners greeted these brave words. With a wave of hi band Fred commanded (Hence and, running his eye over the crowd, said slowly t I must have three men to help me. who will gor' Charles Qray. Fred's chosen companion, stepped to his side. fXwo mora men quickly followed, and they were lowered into the shaft. Itie first act of the worker was to place extra beams, which vera lowered down the shaft for the purpose, a near a they could to the fallen roof, to bear any strain that might be resting on those already there. At the end ot three hour of cautious digging they came to the car which Fred and hi companion had atald behind to hit, and they stopped for a few mo ments' rest. In half an honr they had reached an opening caused by two largo rocks. which had fallen together In such a manner a to leave a space between them. In that space lay Carl, with one arm doubled under him and one foot pinioned by a stone. The poor fellow was terribly bruised and cut, but conscious. "God bless you, Fred, and your brave companions!" said Mr. Hilton huskily A be grasped the young man by the hand. "From my heart I thank yoa." The crowd soon dispersed, and Carl was conveyed to his home. After many week of Buffering he recovered, but the crushed foot was useless he-was aasrkjBj (or Ufa. As soon as he was able to do so Carl sent for Fred. "Forgive me, Fred," be said frankly. "I wag wrong, but my punishment a bees great." About a year afterward Mr. Hilton bestowed bis daughter hand upon-tho young man who had saved his son's life, and oa hi wedding day Fred Ijenegn one of the owners of the mine. Exchange. ' FOR SALE. une epau liorwg, weight about I2UQ pnumlK each, cue set hsr ne-s and two w gons; 5 acres to reut. Call on O B Martin, Curlwiight p'.ace, one wile west of city, or ad dress, Kujetie, Oregon. Dressmaking. Mrs M Elliott is I now prepared to do drtsmiuklng. Boom upstairs In the Walton block. Hoksk fob . Bams, Work horse for 1 enK Apply to F A Ellmaker, 14th and Ferry streets. The T1 WALTER ROSS. Mgr. FOR 8a I.E t H EA P. 10-rcom house bath, hot and cold water, lot 80x160, lot of fruit on place. Nicest location In city. Inquire of W. Handers. LAND FOR KALE. Seven hundred and seventy-five acres of land, one milt-wist of Cteswtll, a part of the " W J J Bcott eslHl. Will sell the Whole or a part. Add rest R F Bcott, (Jrexwell, Oregun. 8T0DENTH WANTED. Hoard and lodging, light and beat furnlabed to RtunVtit for $.1.00 per week. Apply toM-H Win Forresier. Ninth and HI Hard street, or t the University B i'k Store. FOR REN V. Fif y ncri. of good farm land, no buiiiiinv". adjoin ng the orpnrate liiull- of t cby nfEu genu. Apply for terms and partlcu- iHre ti I L Campbell', OtIABI) ollire. PIANO FOR BAT IS. A second band piai o for sale. Hteltiway esijiiare, lD(Ulieat Ibis ofllce tor particulars, OIRL WANTED. An experienced girl to do. general linus-work. In iinlre nf Mr- .ohlnwnrth. West Olh street. I,0T A minll account book In Eu gene, O-i outside of book has in printed letters, ' Orillin Hardware Co." Oily valuable to owner. Please Muni to(iUAKi) nlllce or Wm R Walker, Springfield. ONE BIG NIGHT Monday , Oct. 29, - A FARCE OF FINEST FLAVOR. Rroetelfkirst 5 ..Bros.'.... JgJ? -si i r- Production of M. A. DU SOIMHET'SIT " Farcical Comedy GEORGE C. BONIFACE, Jr. Asaistsd by Of8 t'l.XI.KV, AUH.1NK MANN, M I. MKC'KKKI', D H 1.AN1MU, ARTHUR VIU.ER8 KOKKItT DIvtliuN, nRI.ES B.UR0, t W IIKKNAKIi. DOKOTI1V AKMKTONO .M1LOKKU KKITII, WIl.l.i: VKDDKK, L W HIKOIU9I. '""AOULTSV. TaV T. M m 13 tS THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. bottle hence you Grove's. l- Imitators not buy contains Tasteless I he lormula is plainly printed on every know just what you arc takinn when vou take do not advertise ' their formula knowing that you would their medicine 'if ybu knew what it contained. Grove's Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out b'f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Chill ToriiCi , drc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect.. Ybti are 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 entice malarial sections of the United 'States. No Cure, No Pay. Price. $oc. R A I L It O A D A,I).,yj.B !f I S E M B N T'S. Cyiorthern Pacific fW RAILWAY 9 xx. .: ' - si Pullman Elegant Sleeping Oars; Tourist Dining Oars i Sleeping; Jaif 1ST. I'AUU MINNKAP'l.lf, TO SIltU'l'H." KAItCO. UHANDKOihtSt' (IKOIIKSTON, IWINNU'Kq, IllEOiNA and imrfff. i Throunh Tickets to CHIOAOO, " " WASHINGTON 1'UU,AUK1.P1HA, NEW YORK, BOb'l'ON, and All folate iast anu oouia. - For bfiirmstlim, tlms oanls, map aad tickets, call on or writs to R MoMUKPMKY, . uuueral Auont, UuKeoe, . . Oliloe Opiioslte Uuartl olliua. , i Vt. A I) CHATtM'ON, . ; Asst Oea'l Pass.'Aifwt,, 256 Morrison 8t, oor Third, Portland, 'Orenon Canadian Pacific antl Sod line.,;. add Tourist Sleep ers Daily. Passengers Booked to and from all points tast Atlantic Steamship Office For particulars aptly to i It H. AHHOTT. Rent, 140 'I'liird Mredt, K.'J. COYLF.. rortland, Or. Asst. Gen, Pass. Agent, Vanoouver, B. 0, OREGON SHORT LIKE R. R. THE DIRECT KOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires clioloe of two fsvorlte routes, sia la. UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Une, or IheBlOURANUXeixnle Una h Change of Cars Ou tha Portlanri Chicaao Kpeelal, "tha finest a the west" Equipped with Elegant Standard Steppers Fine New Ordintrj (fotrist) Sleepers'. Superb Librarf-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a ta carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train CnmpleVj Vestibuled. For further in(irniaJon apply. L L 8TBVENS,'Airont, kune,'or J R Nagel, "" WECotim TtsvPsmAH Gen'lAl . , MUThlrii Bt. PorilaDrt. Or GO EAST FRIGES: 50 and 75 Cents. St on s I at Cornvr Drug Store), W fiswi the A Yo,J Hm IAm BcugM tZ., Fine Tailor Made Suits. Full and complete line nf fall and winter saru plea, fall for y ur order. J. M Hove, with W W Marti u, mar ble works- French Tansy Wafers, tne world's amous remedy tut Irrevular and pain ful perirals of ladles; are tierer ratlins and safe. Married Isilw friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female' remedy In the world; Im- porteI from rfi; ip nothing ele, but Insl't on genuine; In rrT wmppers wilii cmwn trade mark. Ijk Franoe DrunConipany, litiKrtep, SUM Turk Ml Ban rranrlsro, enr sale ny all 1ruaT' nlsts. or sent In plain wranper direct go receipt of 3, CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bigratuxe of The operation Dromised to be quit succosstul, viewed es an operation elmplr. and yet the great surgeon did not look entirely satisfied as'h ramored his operat ing garments and made ready to depart. The eyes ot the nurse who had waited upoa him gleamed with professional satistaotien as they regarded the woik ot the morning, but they grew troubled as they tell upoa the patient. Bhe bent ovs and laid her ear against the faintly beating heart. , , A, "She la sinking, doctor," she said. The great specialist turned back from tha door lie was passing through and cam op to the bedside. The young Burgeon who had been assistiag him and wno naa moaesuy stopped asiua as ui uaueu w. brought Into the operating room and prepared for the aamsthetie which he we . . . i ... n,..Hn. iiiMn The nntlpnt. wha had TO aamuuBier uevauia as mm mtm . . born the operation and the Journey from the operating table back to her own room admirably, looked up at them uddenly, with eye still dim aad onseeksg with weakness and langaor. Then she lapsed back Into unconsciousness, and tha great surgeon shook his head gravely. .... . '. ' "She must be stimulated qulokly," he told the assistant, "and sh must n reminded of the highest possible Incentive to live which you can think of aa ooa aa ah becomes conscious. This collapse Is rather remarcaoie, conaiaanug now wall she bore the operation and that she Is aot of an eitremaly norvou temper ament. Revive her and see that she wishes to live Just as quickly ss possible. "Sh ha no Incentive to live," the nurse told tho youagsr surgeon aa the great man hastened off to the waiting appointment which he could defer no leagor. "She told me this morning that she Is all alone in the world; that she would be rather glad to die than otherwise, and she only consented to undergo tha tlon at all because she considers it tne outy ot every one io raat asTorts to nrolong life. Bhe hinted at an unhappy love affair," aha concledsd a they worked over the patient together, "and said that when the accident whlen necessitated this operation happened sue naa aopeu mat ii. her, young as aba Is." ' The young surgeon made no reply, and the nurse, fesrlng that he thougnt Her forward or unprofessional, blushed scarlot aa sue bent over the patient. Sh waa a pretty woman hersolt and still la her first youth, although neither so young nor so beautiful as the motionless girl on the Dea. cut ine young surgeoa uu tor the blush which his silence hsd called forth. His faco was as pale a her was rosy, and th hands which lifted the uncoasdous head of the patient so that . the nurse might administer some brandy and water trembled. When th eye lids of th dinting womaa bogsa to Bicker a llttlo, he moved so that the eye ttssv shaded should fsll upon no one but the nurse. Standing in this position, the ., I 1 1 . 1 V - I LAt.J li .1 Ih. MM patient saw him no more man sne naa aoue wueu n siuou wuuw - - - 0( the operating table bedding the eon by means of which he wa administering th ther. But the young urgeon could see her perfectly, and he scrutinised. the dellcste, nloodless face with a caro ana a degree or swonuou u.i doe to professional Interest. ' . , .. "What do yon mean by fainting, Miss Stanleyr exclaimed th nnrs In her cheeriest, most professional accents as the wide ejM opened fully. 'Don t you know that every time you faint it weakens you a little and that you r got to grow trongar Instead of wssker If yon want to liver "I don't want to live, not really," whispered back tho patient weakly. t don't care whother I live or not I .uppos. I've got to try to get petier u.oau., n aeem to be my duty, but I'm too tired to feel Ilk trying hard. What hav 1 got to Uv fori" he finished to herself, the faint voice trailing off Into a scarcely au dible murmur. ...... . i. ta . . The young surgeon stepped out from behind the bed head aad took firm hold Ul ui. V...rUv. 1. r yon, to doubt your love and goodness even for a second. I haven't known a hap- ny or a peaoerui moment since we pane... uanum tr, i... ..a n, mn nnarlr killed, and it almost stopped beating when you were carried in thl morning. Forgive me, Margaret ana liv for my sake, we ll prove now gooa aa nappy me cau m "'n"""-1 rru- 1, iinn m, nf tha wnnm fnr a moment, and they were quit alone. He stooped and kissed her lips. The little pstlent wss still too near to th mysterious realms of anconaciousnese to be sstonislied st anything that happened, and sh. took the happiness the god provided in such unexpected fashion qnlt -t 1 1L'l.i Via nnHaa pahim evrf . ohm far lf'f li tllT like a babr. on frail little band dasxl In that or tne young surgeon, ana wa iu- ..,..... .-..-. ker bedside the next rooming her eye were already bright with the hop ot re- I I I . V. I . -A -M. "What's this I hear sbont yoor fainting yesterday!" he cried In cheery pro fessional reproof. "Don't yon know that such uareaaonable conduct retards year ascovery, mr dear young lady, and don't yon want to get well quickly T "Indeed I do. doctor," cam th little patient' Instantaneous reply. I And the nurse, although she maintained a discreet professional Impassivity of attitude and facial expression, found It difficult to repress a sympathetic smile. Ohlearo Tribune. O R & N GO. Depart Chicago Portland StMOial r v:io a m Time Schedule. Halt Lake, Itonvcr, Ft Worth. Omaha, Kansas Ollv. Bt J.ouls, Ohlcago and Ajvivad 4 pm Atlantto Express DM u. m. Halt Iniks, Denver Ft Wcrth, Omaha KanSaa City, St I-oiiis, Chicago and Kaat - Spokane riyer 0pm 8 p in . Walla Walla, Lew tston, '.Spokane, Minneapolis, - nt Paul,.' Duluth Milwaukee, . Chi- oago and Kaat. OcBiN STsaasmrs all KaUing dates subject to change. For San Fnncisoo- Sail every 6 days 7 am. 8:40 a nt. ' 4fp m VIA THROUGH TICKETS TO THS . EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY ANp . Dallv Ex Sunday 8pm Sat 10 pm 6am Ks Bunday 7am Tuss. Thur id Sat Lv lllparia ) a rn l)!lv J Ooluhbia Kiva BTBaaxaa To Astoria and WayJandlnga, WlkUMSTTlKlVSa Oregon City, New berg. Salem, Imle MUlenoe and Way lismHnga. "Wii.i.AMrrrs aai Yamhill Uivehs Oregon Oily, Day ton and Way Landings. 4pm Kx Sunday 4-J0pm Ex Sunday Shortest and Quickest Line ST. PAUL. OULUTH, HlllNtAPDLiS, 0H!C'H0 ' ' ' An all points East , threugh Pslaea and Tourist Slaepera. Dining as guffst Smoking tlbrarj OSrs. ' ' DAl'f .TTItAlfT'" Tf AST VTM K, 8EUV1CKAMD SUKNKltY UNE(JUA1.K Tickets to poInU Kaat rl J Portland and the llRKATNOItrllKHN KY.-nnsals at nltb- ra .1 aotnc vefioa ,l loses iwr, rugeo, ur GREAT NOHi liKKN Ticket Ottloa 268 MORRJSON STREET Pullman Palao SlopsJr 'J our lat SletBr and Reclinin" Chair Cara Dall"to . . ..... 'denveIr,' 'bMAlk'A.' bntOAoo, KANSAS OITY, St. (LOUIS Add' (itheir 'Eastern Cities. Ill only line from Portland otfeilng pasaiogera Specially Conducted Excursions turougn to Chloago svery wednsaoay. TPprttand to GKrcaQO . Houthern Psdrlo, . Uolon.EMMe., J W lly'a. V.ivfun checked through to tlnatioa. Maanitireat. scenery, IJnioa pot. fast time, lowest ratea. ,- ,t . , JTor fnrthei Information, apply to aiy iu.tSotitlierB Pacific Company, or. I I ATHROP. 1 1 1 O 8) pin , Mob, Wed and Vrt. I .. . i ... Shak Rivsa. LvWwistn Rlperta to Lewiatn I r Pally mm mi I. PORTLAND, , f at Kates, V.J.Iers aad full Information flr. , eadlng a.astarinp,oauon orauiireaa. A. ?.t.IMH(ti City .and 1 1d . I j" .nt Fdllan SOUTHLAND EAST -VIA- 1 f M Hin (ienl'aaaAut jrlbu ort, Or F. 0. CORSETS MAKE . , '"l American BcautieW!! y. c III SHASTA ROUTE Train leave Kufren fnr . . ttt4.nat3;M ami H Portland and way I pen. r Portland v . Ku'tne Ar. Ashland . Ar Sacramento Ar San Vranoiaeo 8JWI a m IM p m 12:80 a m r.:ll p m 7:4ft p m Ar Ogden Ar Denver Ar Kansas City Ar Chicago Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on "hand a large quanti ty of first-class brick at yard 1 J miles west of Eugene. .J. M. MAUTIN. Died. Salem Journal Oct. 26: At the Oregon Hospital for the Insane, Thursday morning, October 28, 1WX), Mrs (J B DuBois, sped 71 year. Mr DuDol was enmniltted to tha asylum twelve year ago from this city, and was well known here, having lieen at one time (he landlady of the Wlllern- I ftlehnlfl, lhAi the Chenrketa. Her liuahend Is now living at MoMinnvllle and U liimaell qull III. The remains were ahlpit to Alhany loday for hurlal. spwimpanled hy ton, Joe, Dulluis, of McMlDnr llle. Spitzenbcrg Apples. Flrst-claa ptloe paid for good ship-1 annlra. Petera' warehouse, on railroad. Pearl atreet. 'i' n BaaAR. y.i' avY Latest Med:!;. Oa Hack fan. KALAMAZOO COBSET CO. fiOLt MANUFACTURER. so' r ; AX BILLY 1 Ar I e Angiiles Ar Kl Peso Ar Port Worth Ar City ol Meiico Ar- Houston Ar New'lrlssn.s Ar Wsaliingtirtl Ar New York fi:4A a in . 11:110 a Ul 7:2A a m 7:4B a m I Ol) p m IHIO p tn l,:Ml a m ll'i'i a n 4:(NI a in KM p in 11:4 J a in U A3 p m 8:110 p m 1:15 a m Vim a o 4:2A a m 8:16 a' m 1 i:4S a ro UKX) a In 7;' a ro VJtO a m 7?i0 a m ftm p m KM a ro V:')ft a m 4:(in a m f!:2f p m R A1 a n. f2.il p n Yo ir attention Is called to fha "PIONRKR I IMI'I KK" trains ol the "OHICAUO, MII. W'AUKBK ST . PAUL: KA.II.KOAO" ,,,rh onlv parfect'tralnsin the wiu-ld." . . Y n will find It , desirable to ride on those Trains when olng to any point In the Kas em StAtas or t;anada, 1 hsy connect lth a'l Transoontlnenul Trains and all ticket Agents sell tickets. , For further Information, ttemnhlets. etc. sak any Ticket Agaat or ' ly S cuu a t J V ( At ) , t Mm i.i . 1ii In Antl. ' It, 1 1- i Corvallis & Eastern railroad; t. . Pullman anilTi.ii'l tcirs on I both trains. Ulialie.r-S.icTe-n,ento to igden an. I I-1 Pen, and tourist cars ti 'liicaga. Ht Ixaila, New Orlsana and Wehhinetou. si' ; Connecting at Ran Fran Cisco with several steamship lines for lluDidulii, Jaien. China, Phllliii", Ceuiral . and South Atnsrn-a- Bee ;JIr I. (1 Ad: lr, agtnt at Kngri W",Un" Oil MAKKHAM. 0 I' A, Portland.) r. Me. Sawmill Property for Sale. Two hundred and Iweniy-elKlit acres of land, about 1,000,000 feet of tlmher, sawmill and good watet power, h um and barn, all fnr tl6W. Plenty ..rintihar sillsnsnt tnnolra of Jobn Wlnaenrled, Crwwoll, or of E O Potter. 8, . stnav si aa I LI J rjruav J.iiixrvm xiT.T.r Tl.TIB OAI'I Ve, 1 for Vaquina- Traln leaves Albany... leaves Corvallis, Arrives Yaqutua 1 Keturalng Leaves Yaqnlna Leaves CorvsUls Arrives Albany. , . . ... .- -Jo. I for Detroit leaves Albany....... Arrives Detroit lltUO A M a. 4 Returalng , , , Ieavra Detroit ,.i.)tt P M Arrives Albany 1:15 Pal One and two e.innecta! Alhanv and O rvallls wtlb houthrii t'eclflo tralna, giving diml orvire to and fr n Newport and rdjicent beaohee. . Trains lor me swanHint amt ai petreii at none, gtvta g aiai.i urns h aaacn camping ureiw .12:411 P l .. trW PM .. tM PM .-. A At ,.II;30 A M ..Hilt PM 71 AM tfTEBOTl S The rreat rcmsly for nervous nro-lratun and all diwasii oi in wneraiiv 5 oraa'sof eltli.'raes.s.KU as : rv.... l'i .iratlun. Kalliiwer liat Manhood. 6 Ini.-.tency, Nightly Bmlsrlor Yoa'.h:ol Krrors. Menial Wor?, escesslv use of ToliacroorO)iura, whirr, loud to uonsiirapuou aau ii. l erd-r we g'laranloe to core fr r.iiuno ui" io.upy. w vvjr'' ' ies te7a4.t)tl. SiB.nolX'a Ctl b.UlCAt CO. Clavelaurf. Okl botes far aa.l Por Slo Bv Linn Drua Co 4rouui uu lti mm dy. flltvubuib aod tenitatn lh KDWIN 8T6NK. ft l AlrKN J TUKNRH, T F4 PA