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Newspaper Page Textmem iWIiMIM -fT ' - i"T 1 1 ?r-Il,fantg anc1 Children. iNtt'clablc Prcpnr.ilionror As similating ihc Food and Reg ula ling ihe Stomachs anclBowels of Promotes Digrstioii.Chw rlur nessandltesLConlains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Kox "Narcotic. frapt afOUO-SiKVELPITaait Apcrfecl Remedy forConstipa Ron, Soar Stomach.Diarrhoca end Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature or ' NEW YORK. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notice under tliii head not to exoeed five fnea, 50 oenta per week; 81 60 a month; 912 par year. For Sale. FOB BALE. Oomer Firat and Jeffer son streets, one 10 room hoove, and two lots, 80x160 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also bouBe and lot, corner Firat and Lawrence Btreeta, lot 6tS feet 8 inches, ' by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at GUARD oiltoe. HATCH TEAM FOR HALE. A match team welghinic about 2300 lbs for sale. Good work horses, kind and gnit'e. For terms apply to J J Hess, Eugene, Oregon. BHINGLES FOK BALE. I have 35,000 A 1 abaved oertar shingles for sale. Write H W Jones, Jasper, for prices, etc PIANO FOR BALE. A second baud piano for sale, Btelnway esquare. Inquire at ibis office for particulars. FOK RENT. Fifty acres of good farm - land, no buildings, adjoining the corporate limit of the city of Eu gene. Apply for terms and particu lar u I 1, Camphell. UUARDol1.ce. ' aMMHaaaMMaaHMMNHaVM o Cure No Pay. That is the way all drwrirlsta aell Ororee Taateleaa Chill Tonic for Chills, Malaria and Billiouaneea. It is aa pleasant to take ae Lemon yrup. fiOcente TJmbkella Lost. From Guard office a few days since, a large silk umbrella, straight handle, with white metal knob. Kindly return same. Modern Photography Careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the The HoffmaD W OZEIGLER, "ROPRiIToa SUNDAY DINNER 50c EUGENE OREGON Eugene Lumber Go. T NEW MILL fOOT Or LAWRtNCC 1TRECT APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES. WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER. mmwmm a " .. a ttattarM VITALITY KtBVITAVc Cures Impotency.Nlfht Emissions am .,... nil effects r sc f abu.c, or excess a .... Aiii-pvetonlcnim l.l.H.,1 buiUli-r. Brinirs the pink glow to pale checks and I...?., the fire of youth. . mail KOc ner box: O boxes L.7 k,.. '.i.i a writ ton irimrnn. too to'cure ir refunl the money, Mrnviri MEDICAL CO. tltntor. a Jackson Si, CHICAGO, IU. IT iTy, yH I UsiSfl ThK CENTAUR OOMVaN KW VOHK CITT r i 1 ! . i. , irLV- ' - a-CS W L PeLan , Druit. ft" The Kind You Have Always Bought A A Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or slotuach troa bles, ooldB, lugrlppe or biliousness there is nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with piune, apple or pear brandy at 75 cents per quart, or U.oO per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be ee- ourely boxed. Made and sold only by 1 M FRANCIS, Eugene, Oregon. OABTOIIIA. Bean the A IhB Kind Vou Have llmys E How's This? We otter One Huudred Dollars Re ward tor any case of catarrh that can not be cured by HhII'b Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co, Props,Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have knownjB' J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry nut any obligations made by their firm. WeBt Trusx, wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Waliling, ICIuuan & Marvlu, whole sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Prioe 75o per bottle. Bold by all drug' gluts. TeBllmouialB free. Hall's Family Fills are the best. A Present of 2.00 in Cash. Commencing with Monday Novem ber 26lb, J O Watts will give two dol lars In cash to each purchaser of a pair of spectacles or eye-glasses at bis store, regular prioe of glasses to be $5 or more. This will continue until Deo 2th, 19110. Those wishing to take advantnge of this offer will do well to come early as the number sold each day will be limited. This sale Is made to advertise my new jewelry store and holiday stock. All wnrk guaranteed. One door north of Griflll Hardware Co, Eugene, Oregon. Choice City Property Bargain. A fine recidence piece of property for sale at a bargain. Corner lots with Improved str. els, tine shrubbery and shade trees. In a good nelgliboruooa and convenient to the business por tion of town. Inquire of or address J R Campbell, GUARD office, Eugene, Oregon. Charles W Hill. Has opened a flrst-ola8 short order hours and restaurant at Wald'a old stand, one door north of Kauflman's, and ' III le pleased lo serve the public. Lunches 15 c rii. Meals 20 oenta and upward. Open day and night. OABTOXtlA! Bear, the ) ' " ,w nm "m" BguS To IjOAN. $l,0fi0 on first class real estate sfcurliy, at 8 per cent. For par lie 'Ism call at Gpakd office. A tif w thing in airtight stoves, Tig A pretty one that will stay airtight. Hoe ibtm at K L Cuimib?rB AH klrrls of little hardware that la rreded alout (he hoiiM In casters (.Ic iite rtiilf, Hove Kiifl, e tore mica move urns, screw ihh-kb anu a inoua and othT uetetear.w t F I Cham- Iwrs. CASTOR I A For Infant! and Children. The Kind You Kara Always Bought Bears ths Bixr&tnre of Av AM i-i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; i-r i-M-H-H-frf 'asltaAlemory?f ! i ii tin- tcr iiirU-d a I'U bint.. !' ' itli 1 itu when In- callc.'. u Ahi;ii liiiitlcy with Hti iuiiui'Ta;il mis I ti la hi iiiiiul, un.l ho f-lt (ha( he wii 'MtVi.:;n-!y rrninii in havm ihrin. m '.' v. ';- tut. 1,1 1 y hrt tl lis, ginwii "i.-.lv in ht u.hm. air, aud tin lat ol H- h.itl lu-arl ttu v min wuumti ni in tin- f;i-t thai shy iievtr mw ;! i- i xct pi thosu linked iu htiiii'iimfs; .S it hc d;tl not iNn-itl.T art anirrir t : 'HUM' mhI sh .iM li. 'M-r fi:irt'l ' v ill- l .iM-. i i sit ::-t'w in thf i-.timtiy, in .ii. 'if i-vir oUI tint ic. Thtj vi( Ih'tl ifitti ti'iulor assniiitinn8. 'I'litTi-rutv l,:iwtvii(.v tluutt'r wns full -f n !iap:.v iuikot t::iui us t'.',"R.:'-ttM l with thf nM-8 Iu hud pliukid h m -It f n : 1 thf bush or iu tt frifiulV trnnli-u h.i1 (in: :v tlry. "Vo.i will titul thr 1 a d lilaf ui.y f h rrunt," lie said as kI i took t'u l 0.11 t'lllH-h of Mut'iM iu hir tiiif, si . h -.i. . nd looked at them with such loving up 'i-fviatioti tlmt ti t ycuiie man't. pult -.-iMtt up lo fovpr hf -t. Sht was drvshod a ji-ihiiii' a ruse jiuftt in fituwy whiti nud lu-r irolh-u uir was IkiihhI with a til let of blur .hich color ontmiK-fd tlio fninti'HS uf hot 'omploxion, ns she probably meant it honld, in tlf 11 u-ss or r-t. Aul is slu- hfld her lovely fine, with its d -ti iite rove cilor.atH)Vi the roses the to mn nj'.n st.etiuthfiH'd his rr solve t p npo-t ihut Hut there is an old nd:ie nbout tnai; inipnslni:. The i'.:ceu!y Aimn knew that he could not eoutimie to hold the rust' without wen in ess. l-vcn tl ' leeomr burdensome "itiuler eerlain eoutli;u is. ami Mie phueil them tenderly in a china vase, and when they were arrauired to jlt her fn:id;u. tate linsereil lo dr'nk in heir subtle beauty. "They hriu up tiie sweetest us.vv:ia ti.tiis of n happy past." stie said loman :icntly. 'Totals of pink and hearts ol ,'ohl, how I l ive ynu! 1 revel in yoiii idornbte sweetness!" And she buried her face in the mass ol i-ose. the h-tter- to tl.' :l'e their odor, 11m! then Lawn ;ii e, vvht fell the It:.-ani y i jealousy steal 11c over him. tio.irod tlmi '..r sl. tider form was sliaken with --o8 mA he hpiau to her assistance. U I s it ;ave a vild sliriek mid - s-nped f r -m th( -ooin, leaving the astoiuoued lover Kiizinj into siaee. Uf heard cries and exclamations. th hurry of llyinfE feet, doors slamming anil silence. lie waited, hut no one came and he went home with a profound con rietion ttiat Uv had Just escaped rnnklni. t fool of himself; that Alma Itentley wat a woman with a past: that lie woul! call on her or cultivate her society no Ion ser. And he lay awake all niuht thank inir his stars that he was not her accept cl husband. The next day he watched nnximi-dy foi tome word a note, any explanation mil none came. He wandered that way lt rhe evenitiff and tiudiiuc the house dark nt:d closed w.is vo piqued and furio"t that he rnu: the bell and inquired if the young wot::... 1 was at home, "Yes." the domestic paid, "but not nhlc to see any one quite ill under the due tor's care." "Tre pb t thh kens," said the younc man lo hiniheif us he turned nway, more in !ove thin -ver and determined tc probe the mysuiy to Its depths. SupMsf ,d.ie h-id a past. S-i hnd he. and he latitfli ed jriituly ns he thinijrht of some piiRie of his life that he would have been ulnd to tear out nmt burn. l onr uttl" rl. Rome foolish romance of her early teem that had rem in It and n lover! Wliai then? Ilnw inrny love affairs of h'sowu had loft niemories and associations "n ) was i mm and could foriret. Uen. he would tea- h her to forget if she would cive him her wnlidenco and love. lie waiK d "ie. kly h'.ir expectnimy 1. week, two v . lis. au-l v ncti a third nau nenrly passed met Alma face to face. Hot h were ridinu. hut she threw h'm 0 sweet smile a bow as they passed, 1 In tkM'L'hl he hnil never seen iiei lookimr so well, not excepting that fatal veuinp of the roses. A fur a decorous time he called and was as nervous ns a woman as lie wsiieo to hear the ri - tle of her silken skirts and learn from her lips the mystery or me m l.lont nt l be roses. There wan no hint of illness or pallor, imt .n-t a shirht shade of anxiety on uei face as she cordially welcomed uie young Voo must have thmie.it me our 01 mj senses, she nam ns soon n nv senteiJ, "when ! rus ed out f the room that nteht. liut I cmild not help 11. 1 iom nil my self control and eneu ime n vuu. VI on. in u uniil I WAS VPrF Billy." Were you si much overcome r ohk u r ..-,..,.. L'.nrllv. Overcome I was biina, irnntic wim pain. inf noo.de to whom the odor of certain flowers wr ainftil n Hi-count of mem nrlrs If 1 had only known that my un fortunate roses hsd the power xv rlu slnmberhifr recollections or uappier uni, rather than revive such memories . would have left them to wither on their stems. - "Memories?" repeated Aims TnK,.ci. "What had they to do with me?- I don t understand you. Mr. Hunter." "Was it not nn overpowering rush -f SHSocintions connected with rosea that broutrht on your attack of Illness?" Alma stared a moment, then laughed merrily. . "No, Indeed. It was the orerpowering rush of a t-e concealed In one of the roses, and it stung my poor lip so that I was a flight fr weeks and suffered from the poison too." "And it wasn't a memory?" Lawrences tone was Jubilant. "No but it is now, and a rery disagree aide one. I sra pledged hereafter to irtf flcial rows." ... "I,et me have the lifelong position or poison taster to my queen." sugnested Lawrence gallantly, and hli queen, boiiig In the mo.. acceptel him for the posi tion. - Kxchsnge. innlril lir rnal.e.pmr.. In n n In 'lie "PP" "H"1" - .u.. Ititlh mutpiim is a rarT.il w. on b x. Ol dull t"' mntrhln ths . ..i ...i,.., u hii h it ri'l. It ii'ls'it ii, i M-r. Imt a dim InlH at UnU it l h crrlr from the milllxrrT lro plsnl. A tiy tOrikP"""'-" own band. and In lin" l I1" "' tngptnir llo friTdnm of Hnnlford. to l.ar ri.k l lo- Ir-'i- " in '' down In lTM bf a .liitTi.inn !i" lia'l pnr-li.r. X.w Ma.. d'-s tl"t overaaaool his wii do". -ffclms-o N-- Notice. Nnllre I, hereby given that the Hoard of Equallu'lnn for Lane county will meet on Monday, December 10, 1900 for the purp-we of equalizing the annua! valuation of proiierty and re. main In seion six days. All partirt having grievances lo regard to asses' mruta will govern IhemaelvM accord ingly. " P Burton, fonoty Aweiswr. Ilicct'c Uu.jn, 65 oiuu. F L Cham, bars'. TYPICAL SOUTHERN BELLE. Ml ChrUtlnv llrHtlley nod h ICvotit thai Mndr llrr K'aiuuui. 'l ucre is no tiituht ttmt southern worn- iu des4ive t licit' reputation for personal .banns. They mid lo the vivacity of the Trench k'iH the siuiplieiiy aii.l catidor ot a child, and with their soft, low voices and artless little ways they quV wlud itiemsetves nroutitl the hearts of men. A true typo, of a southern belle Is Mis t'hiistine Hradhy. daurhter of the fur rier governor of Kentucky. At the very Sawn of her entrance into society she wai heralded as a beauty. She was the cause of the famous dispute concerning tht naming of the battleship Kentucky, and, 1 Prom a rwnt photo. HISS CHU1 STINK BRADLEY. Although feeling ran high, she won thi houor of breaking the immortal bottle ol champagne over the bow ot the Iron mon sler. This Is the story of the dispute whlcl made Miss Hradlcy famous as it has gum Into the nuuals of Kentucky society While Miss Christine was a mere school girl attending a young ladles' boardini school iu Washington the battleship wai being built, rnd, at a dinner given at tht Shore ha m, Hilary Herbert, theu secretarj of the navy, askt-d that some of the guest i j should suggest a name. Miss Harriet Richardson, a society belle charmlnglj pretty and vivacious. Immediately urged that It should be named Kentucky. Tli name was accepted, aud Secretary Her bort returned the courtesy by asklnf Miss KichAnWou to christen the ship There was great applause among tin company as Miss Hichardson laughing!) accepted, but she announced that instead of using the customary bottle of cham pagne she would break over the bow more appropriate mixture a ctccnnier oi the finest Kentucky whisky. Knthuslasni ran high as the party broke up. After ward the temperance societies honrd of ll and Bent numerous letters of remon strance both to Miss Hichardson and t Secretary Herbert. However that might have turned out, delays occurred, aud the ship was not finished during Secretary Herbert's term of administration. His successor, Secre tary Long, gave Oovernor Hrndley of Kentucky the right to name the younj lndy who should christen the ship. Urg ed on by the temperance people and hi" friends all over the state, ho chose lit da n phtcr Christine, thereby causing dead ly dissension to spring up. The affair was even carried to Washington, where It was decided In favor of Mlaa Christine, who was a pretty girl not quite 18 at thi time. STAGE LOVERS. Domrsttc and ProfestonI Bnroen of Mary Miinnerlnnr and llackett. Mary Manuering, now appearing In the title role of "Janice Meredith," ti one of the most celebrated of our younger actresses. Her rise to fume has beeo rapid nnd Is due both to her per ('oto hy Uorritoo, Clilnuo. HAKV MANNF.ItlXO. tonal attractions, which ore considerable, and to her histrionic ability. Miss Man- tiering Is ICnglitdi and was brought to lliit country by Daniel rrohtnan as leadiiifl woman of the New York Lyceum the ter stock company. There sho met Jumes K. Huckett, the hading man ol the same company. Their association resulted Id marriage, and they are noted on the triage as an Ideal pair of atagf lovers. This Is Miss Mannering'a first appear a nee as a star. It la said that on bi last aniiearance as a member of thf stock company at Daly's theater she was much overcome by the manifests tlons of regard which she received, both before and behind the curtain. At the close of one of the acts of Trelowney she found In her dressing room a hand some prei nt from the members of tin company, at the light of which she bruka down completely. In speiiking of thi afterward to a friend the said, "Every one has been so kind to me, my four years bavu mad me so many frlcndi that now In yetting out for myself It it-ms like becUniiug all over again." Ming Ma mi' ring wai under contract to Man iifrr Whitney fur this rear, but he rip liemtd much dilhculty In finding a piny which would be suitable for her. Ho when Frank .Mcivee, wiio was toon in ir for a star to take the part f .Linl Meicdhh. sugifi'sted a trmir r. Mr. Whit ney n -eigui d fmrnediaiely MirMu n ing's tUiiers for the pott and willii.Jy consented Farm For Sale anrea of land wllhln one mil of HarriabnrK. 'f anres in cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity if ba rn, manlsanclaah llimx-r. An and maple aullabls for I u in Iter. Two old orchards on the place. This la a bargain. Frios, H, per acre. Address, R F KakkrA(V). 'unotinn City llolel a a b i- riCi. yv . 14, , :u t ti it h-s iwi BwfW 9 . a . Ni' i.j.i i l . ITT -,. ? '...I, . U 1 wit. M. 'h2" t ,v .1, 'Yi l l "V: ) rlx " l ' l: ?-,i...fYi v. s i I nhiati ififtiniw i in mi ii" I'' THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on every bottle hence you know just what you are taking w hen you 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 is in a Tasteless form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's is the Original 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 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 o( the United States. No Cure. No Pay. Price, joc. RAILROAD ADVEUTI lorthern Pacific RAILWAY XT 3AT Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant it Dining Cars t Sleeping Jaif Tourist ST. J'AUL, MINNKAl OMiS, TO KA KUO, (HAND KOHKSt t'KOOKSTON, W1NN1PKQ. 11KLKNA and HU'lTK. Throunh Tickets to CHIOAUO, WASHINGTON rillLAUKl.PHIA, NEW YORK, HUSTON, and All I'oints Ksst and tlouth. For Information, itme cards, map and ticket, call on or write to K MoMUllPHKY, Ueunral Agent, Rugone, OtBoe Opposlto Guard olhos, in. A D CHARLTON, A sat Gen'l Vim, Agent, 265 Morrison Ht, oor Thin I, Portland. Oregon 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Sohedule. Arrlred - Malt Ike, lMnter, Chlcano-1 Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, Hi I Bjieclal liOiiia, Chloaifo and I 9:16 am Kaat . Hnit Lake, Denver ' Atlantlo Ft Wcrtli, Omaha 7am F.xnreaa Kansaa City, Ht 9.00 p.m. Louis, Chicago and East . Walla Walla, Law Spokane iaton, Hpokane, 8i40.a m Flyer MiDneapolis, fit 6pm Paul, Dul uth Milwaukee, Chi- oaoandKast, 1 IOousHruiiBHin All Hailinir datea 4pm, I subject to ohanga, 1 For Kan VVancisoo Hail every 6 daye . Dally UoLuasu Itivaa Ex Huuday Htsahihs 4pm 8 p m To AsUiria and Ex Huaday Bat 11) p ra Way Landlnsa. WiLLAurrrillivsa Sam Oregon City, New 4'Jt0pm Ex Bunday berg. Balem, Imle- Ex Bunday lemlenoe and Way .anilinirs. TWlLiaMBTTB ANU Tarn Yamhill Hitiks HOpm Tusa, Thnr Oreon City, Day- Mon. Wad and Hat ton and Way and Fit landings. i Lv ltlparla Hraii Rivts. Lvlwlstn SJfism Rlparts to Lewiata Dally Dally I I j.am W H Hurlburt Pan Pass Aitt, Port. Or f.c. ens ' ' MAKE - i American Beauties, p. c !- 'a. . ,V ;a.'i mm Latest Models. On Ksch Boa. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. solo r AX BILLY MOTT'3 VjWdf At Chicago 7rt8 a n. VM m Ar Ix-Anneio. ! mAtMiW ArKiiw emopa. p lilMf Ar City of Mexico VM a m Wis V'tttfi Ar Houston 4:i) am 4HI0 a m JtSfih- 'iL. Ar Naw dries ma 6-.W1 p m ti:2A P m Vtkr's 1v-j Ar Wsshlnprton : a m rWt?"tVB A New York P P BxbmstSir ' ten I PENNYROYAL PILLS t nnn.i.m.L'na.. womanhood, aiding doveloprnent of orifnns and body. No kaovrn remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life becomes a pl.isure. 1.M IT.It ItOX IY MAIL. Hold 1)1 ilruuKlsU. 1)IL MoXT BCULMICALCJ.,CloTelaud,Oniii For Sale Bv L'nn Drug Co Chilis fBT AS T ASj VS PAT AS $ "J Canadian Pacific and Soo Line First Glass and Tourist Sleep ers Daily. msenprs Boonea to ana from all points East Atlantic Steamship Office For partloulan apply to 1L H.'AimolT. u- t, HO Tlltlll Mriw, B. J. COYLK. rorlliuul, Or. Asst. Gen, Pass. Agent, Vauoouver, 11. O, GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, HIUNEAPOLIS. CHICAGO An all!polnU East ' Through Palaoo as4 Tourist Bloopers. ' Dlalag and lulot Soaoklog Llkrary Cars. TtATT.VTHAlNR. "fABTTIMK. 8EKVICKAND BCENKKY UNEQUALE Tlrkets to. points East vll Purtland and the OKKATNOKTHKHN ltY.,nnaale at Bouth- rn l'aclflo lKit Ticket Uiroo, Kugene, or 0 It BAT NOKTUEKN Ticket Offioa 1268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND For Ilatee, Folders and full information re calling IVastori rip, cau on or aaursra. A. i. (.1 1 Hllll (tly .ltd llilil t . 1 1 liillir SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go 'SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave K.ngene for Portland and way stations at 8;M ami 1:08 p m. v Portland v Euiiene Ar Ashland Ar Hacramanto Ar Bao Francisco 8:W) a m 2 Ml p m bit) p m 7Ab p m Pullman and Tonrliit cars on Imtli tralus. Chair oar. Saora n.ento to Ogilen and Kl Pasii, and tourist oars to Chicago, Ht liula, New Orleana and Washington. t;uuiiovtlng at Ban Fran. ei.cn with several steau.liip linos for llimultilu, Jsian. China, Phllllpinos, Ceutral and South America. Seo'jMr I. O Adair, enrol at Kufie oraddroa .. u.mrn.n 8:80 lil6 a m 12:(W m 4:'iA a ui 8:18 a A. riu.in firlMa m li:48 a m , Ar Denver KW.a m VM a m .AAA.. I . - v I II. 9..IK . in 7-OIV . HI V A Biniiniinmi (1 I' A, l'urtland,()r They ortsreoma Wea1t Dean, Irregularity and omiKslons. .ii:roaae Tiff 3or and banish "palm The. ara "I.IFH HA V KHS " to fflrls at SEJIENT'S. OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTK TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. lives choice of two fsvorlta rontea, via th UNION PAUIPIO Kait Mall Line, or the RIOUKANuISnlo Una No Change ol Cart On the rortland-Cliivngo Special, "the finea a tlia west." K(uippu3 with Elegant Standard Sleep :rs Fine New Ordinary (fojrisO Steepen. Superb Librarf-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals i la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completnlji Vestibuled. For further information a) ply. L L 8TKVKNS, Atnt, EuKcne, or J R Nagel, W E Co-nan Trav PR's ARt Uen'l A,t 142 Third Ht. Porili.ini, in THROUGH TICKETS TO Till EASTandSO UTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY ANDl Pullman Palace Slaepara Tour ist Sleoners and, Reollnln" Chair CaraDallxto .... DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other 'Eastern Cities. The only line from .Portland oHetinK Pro Dneotally to Chtoago Conducted Excursions ilirougl every Wednesday. Dally Tourist Portland to'CHcago Car tierrloo Bonthern Pidtlo, Union Pacific W Kv's, rtWRivn ehet&sd thnnuh to ilaation. Miutnitirsnt crj, JUnUtm tmt. fast tttna. lowest ratisa. Kor further Infnnnatlon, apply nt Bouthsrn Vaoiflc Oomany, or to any H LATHUOr, U K BRO Your fttttntlon Isfoallsd to ths PIONRFR M M IT K 1 " trstnt of ths "( IH 10 A IX), M Ilr wAUKER A HT rAlTlj KAILKUAU hn nslv TMrfMit trains In tbs world. T 11 will find it de-irab to rids oa thoaa Traina ha going to any point In tha Km Urn Htates or Canafla, lasy ooonfot with all Transcontinental Trains and all tiokflt A Kent sell UcknU. For tnrther Information, pamublaU.lt'C- uk any Ticket Ageut or J V A:K (una) f.rl 1V I'a a ut. lit in, ' Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIB CARD No. 2 fort Yaquioa Train leaves Albany. ..... leaves tV.rvs.lHs. , Vrrivss Yaquiba .... No. 1 Hftunilni I.kvm Yautna Ltsaves Oorvalli Arrival Albany .Vo.' 8 for DetrotV Isavea Albany,,.,, Arrives Dttrott No. 4 lteturnlng tavea 1 etrolt .18:411 V ,MPH ,. turn .. TrflO A M i. U;80 A M ,.12:18 PM ,. 7KX1 AM ,.11:20 AM ,. 12,10 P M .. trM FM Arrives Albany one and twnoonnertat Albany and f rvalll. with Hdutb.rn fselftr trains, flvlrr direct servllce to and from Newport Bud tdjtoaa brerhefl. 1 rains for (he monntslni arrlv. at retroli a nc.n, slvlns smils time to rMch rampla. sninnds on th. kieltenbiish sad Baatlam Ik. EDWIN 8TONB, Meaagw, H L WAUKN JTl'KNtK, TWhf Ageal Albaaf