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Newspaper Page TextntosuonChecrfur- ' cncsftonlains neiiiier iwrfpf I Romany for Conslipa SurSIouuich.arrhoca KjCowulsioiu5.hcvcrish- aSOTt" Faci5rS'2il!Ii-0r ;SW YORK. Hi Mm ma this heart not to exceed five taTsMW-P week; 1 60 a month; 12 arjw For Sale. (Ojj BALE. Corner First and Jefler m streets, one 10 room house, and no lots, 80x160 feet each. Good tra, water, fruil.fiiie garden ground, also bouse and lot, corner First and Uwrence streeta, lot 66 feet 8 inches, by 160 feet, young fruit treew, good rudeo ground, water, etc. Also i,tm and lot, corner Willamette lad Fourteenth streets. For prices tod terms write 8 J Hills, Tacnma, Wish, Kox 827, or pall at Uoakd 8HIX0LES FOR BALE. I have SS,OOOA1 shaved cedar shingles for ale. Write H W Jones, Jasper, for prices, eto. flASO KOK 8AtiE. A second hand pinto for mle. Hteinwny esquare. Inquire at this office for particulars. FOB HEX!'. Fifty aores of good farm land, do buildings, adjoining the corporate limits of the city of Eu f ne. Apply for terms and partlcu to I L Campbell, Uuakd office. Farm For Sale Ifflicrea of land within one mile ilHirrieliurg, 2H0 acres In cultivation t'o old tiiiuees,' two barns; nearly all tlw totiom laud. A large quantity Mtslm, maple ai d ah limber. Asb udtniple suitable tor lumber. Two M orchards on the plce. 'toil ia bargain. Price, $14, per Address, R F Baker & Co. 'unction City Hotel. osior VITM1 ' I ) ' AM:. MANHOO' tapotencv, Niirht Emission;, an, diieaacs, all effects p se'f aUiie, cr excess ard indis: crction. Anervotonicaiii Wood builder. BriiiR3 tin pink f wk io pale cheeks ant restcrcj the fire of vouth J fivciall ROc per box: boxes K. curf , .. .-el;.,,,! t,0 money '"' "FOICAL CO. i Jvson Sts., CHICAGO, fU IfrUo, Drusrfist, En ene. Or. Central sarket, PROPKIETORS ri'i;.v.tantlj on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL '"""b 'hey will , at the lowe8t isrket prices. Sir aire al tie bbmic Datronage niiclM '-TO THE FARMERS.-! toFu('.t!;?hl''hp8t n'"ket price "M Cattle, Hogs and Hueep 8b0D on Willamette St., tV'iy (of nTTom o or i,iMim which If "i or i. r 11 3 EXACTCOPTOF WRAPPER. 5 J U fffl 1 A,f) WMHO, El M it GAS fOIIIII For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Air AKif of Use For Over Thirty Years 0 Thai ecNTAUN SOMPlNf NEW VOPIH CITY A Night of Terror. "Awful anxiety was felt for tut widow of the brave General Burnhum of Maoliaias, Me, wl en the doctor said she could not live till morning,' writes Mrs 8 H Lincoln, who attendee her that fearlul night. "All tbougbi .ihe must soon die from pneumonia, but she begged for Dr King's New Dihcovery, saying It had more than once saved her life, and bad cured hei of consumption. After three sinal doses she slept easily all night, and lu further use completely cured her." This marvelous D'ediciue is guaranteed to cure all throat, client and liung dis eases. Only 6(lo and $1. Trial bottles free at W L DeLauo's drug store. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. D Sparltn, Blue river N Castle, Pbilouiath WH Vaughan, H P Co A J Werthelmer, HF T H ELInnlt, AllofI Station A Hugen T Burns J Fullerton Wm V Krohn, Ciiicago W J Bail, 8 F Hurry Hugnlns, Portland J VNwy Hr, Por'land J W Wsli)", N Y GeoIBriggH, N Y W A Evans, Estiap B H Pit's, Bt Louis Mm J K Wiley, Junotion B K Lawson, Cottage Grove Clive Hart, Cottage Grove John Kiuniiiger, Wendllng W A Trepbayen, 8 F EUGENE. G J Lenvlg, 8 F C ri Baker, Waltervllle F M DodBon, Waltervllle A F Kelly, Mobawlr. Ed Burnette, Mohawk D B GReve, Blue River J H Landess, Baginaw John P Fuller, 8 F W R Holbrook, Chioago Hen'y Hansen, Wahoo, Neb 8 R Johnson, Portland V C Lyon, Cjttage Grove J O Long, Cottage Grove CA8TOIIIA. Burstlui Tha Kind Yog Haa lwaTS B "The Mill Cannot Grind -with Water That's Past." A fagged out, tearful little woman said this in telling her cares and weaknesses. Her friend tncounged by telling of 4 'eUttve who ws cured of Just such troubles by Hood's StrsiparilU. The little womn now his tetrsofjoy, for she took Hood's which put her blood in prime order. And she lives on the strength of the present in stead of ivorrying about that of the past. Told Her Friend -"After having goitre on my neck 42 years Hood' s Sarsa parSla completely cured me. I oas so glad I told friends about It and a lady in Wisconsin -mho read of my cure told me she also took Hood's for the same trouble and -was cured. She thanked me." Mrs. eAnna Sutherland, Kalamazoo, ffi'ch. Hmd'H miu cum UtbMIIi : thi . norHrrluttotc ind Vailiartic to tak with I loon I pnp"'.- prostrattnj a.l to C rv .Ifv lr ij -i iri!7 AmiM m r s o :u devise uud hoqueath to nn Muijiirls Dnre, tlie sum oi lll'l tile llllij- Kir,e c.iKeulJ MIIII..II r Mly , u-ritiim il,.Bk. l. -i..il 1.IIH-,-.- 1 .,!,.. C'iI.iii.-I Dure liml Ikm-ii di-ml just n vein vi -ii. iiwii'ilinx t direeticiiH, the Inwyei "- ! ' -fU-.-i, 'I the iinineilinte relative! ' :. iii l.le at l(iiii,s(,.iih hall fur tk : i n.-.- ..r tin-. l ,n, Ts will. it r -!: is tn all the near rela '' " '-d wrvauts the hull uue e. ii- i .ii.. . witli the e.x-itiiiu nf tUi ,v ' ' 1,1 " ' ' 11 ,u his sou Dun. Vi na i; liiank Iwik ou the fuwi "f all ti'' iil. .i, one had ever heart of the ruby Birdie, uud it seemed pre ! -:ei. that the colonel should not auve i ..ule iiuiile pruvisiun for his fuvor ite elii. l. I'mw. r 1! ale could throw no llclit ot llie ni.i.te,- ,-.;,eit thut tho colonel had said, "Marj.iiie will be rich enouRh, for I h::ll li ii her the innlmrajah's girdle." Ah scon us .Mnrjorie had recovered from her surprise she begged the law yer to I. .nit fur the itirdle. He was siltini! beside the old desV, and, oiienini; it, he searched thorouKUlj In eveiy part, but nothing was to hi seen of the jewels. Murjoi-iu nn tied to her brotnt-r am said, "Well, Don, you have a peunllesi sister nn y.mr hands." I'ut'i-.n' his arm around her, Don said, "My fut her Knew Hint you would always lie my lust tlimiKht, lieur, and I shull lake care to lueiit his confldence." Then 111 ll whisper for her ear alone he said mischievously, "I shall not have you long ou my nanus,- i nm arrniu. A blush rose to Mnrjorie's brow as she thought of the handsome fellow to whom she had recently plighted her troth, lit was the son of the squire, whom she had known nil tin- life. Knc Churchill was 1C years older thiui Mnrjorie and had al wnys though: of her as a little girl. hen our war with Spain opeued. lu joined the lieugh Hitlers. On his return home he found the colonel's daughter al most n striinger to him. In that short time Bile hnd blossomed . into o very charming young mniden and sedate. It fascinated the young soldier to see the bcnutifill gray eyes droop before his ardent gaze, nnd in a few short weeks he was madly in love with his old nlay- mute. Tho course of true love seenud to ruu smoothly in tills ease, and they were eugnged. The year of mourning for the colonel having passed, they were to be married shortly, nnd one evening soon After read iug of tlie will the two lovers were sitting in the window seat in the library. Jhey were talking of the pretty home that Eric hnd furnished for his bride, and Marjorie snui wistfully: "1 wish, Kric, that I wer not a portiouless girl. Even a ruby belt would have been something. What do you suppose has become of it "I do not know, my darling, and care less, ouly that it would please you tc have it. Did your father never mention It in Ins letters to you from India?" "No, I nm sure he did not, but I havo all his letters, and we will read them over nnd see. I will get them at once. Marjorie soon returned with nn old leather case, which she handed to Eric. As she seated herself and leaned against his shoulder to read tlie letters Eric could not resist kissing tlie beautiful fnce so close to his again nnd ngain. Theu to gether they read tlie letters carefully, but found no mention of tlie girdle of the ma- harnjnh. Marjorie reread a portion of tho last one. It rnn thus: "My Dear Ones I shall nhvays cherish this old desk for the mem ories of the loving words 1 hove written to yon on it Wi' ti n bound Marjorie sprang to het feet, scattered letters and case on the floor. "Oh, Eric! Vou do not suppose papa meant thi-4 old desk? He had witli him in Indin." I cannot say. my dear, but we can soon tell," said Eric, almost ns much ex cited ns Mnrjorie. As Eric lifted the cov er he said breathlessly: "I believe you are right. This cover is too heavy for an or dinary desk." Taking his penknife he geutly pried the cover upnrt, nnd there, on a lining of white velvet, Iny a superb belt of rubies. Murjorie gave a cry of delight ns she gazed at the lovely thing nnd then let Eric clasp it around her wuist. On the quaint gold clasp was engraved, "For my little Murjorie on her wedding day. Tears tilled Marjorie's eyes as thought of tlie loving father who could not give her his blessing on that day, hut Er e. di-nwmg her gently to his arms, snld. "My sweetheart, I will be both father and husband to you." Marjorie was comforted, nnd as they started to find Don and tell him the good news Eric said, "You cannot call your self portionleBS now, my lndy, for If I am any judge of stones that girdle is worth n king a ransom. Mnriorio turned with a winsome smile, "If that is true, Eric, and you should ever lose all your money we could man age to exist on the 'mnharajah's ruby gir dle.' "Boston Post. A PrtnccHfl a Ballfl Bitter. Ticknor noted that in 1818 the Duke of r.nrnl "annlcc of the women's love of thorn ibullliiihts) and snid tluit at the Inat om of tho royal prlmi'.-si8 had driven tho nlra into the bull's neck, the nnil to which are attached the colors of the province from which the bull came. Mr. Tirknor Bind be couiu scarcely vo- li.. thnt of any woman, but that she was a Portumiese and might he pretty conrse. Well said the embassador, 'you nre going to court, of course,' nam' Imx the day. Come and stand by me when the royal family pass, and I will mnke her boast of It When the time eame, Mr. Ticknor took his place by the duke. The ladies, of course, stopped to .rwinir u iih the embassador of I-ranee. When the Portunnese princess came, the duko snid to her that he board they had a (Wm l.nlHlfht nn Monday. Oh, yes, she said, 'and I did something toward ! ti i Ax'a In th. nica HllL-fL-HS, 1UI " - Atbenicum. Millions of Miles of PttiH. Tlie average Chinese cue Is three feet long, and. reasoning that the adult Cbl tiomeii numbi-r 2 K),OO().O0). we get a united pigtail measuring 113,KW mllei I mg. sutlicient to go four and a half times lound the earth. The Other Mini's Borden, j.phew Oh, the gout Is nothing, un le. I shouldn't 'nind if I had It. fncle I shouldn't mind, either, if JOU lad It. Chicago News. Notice. We bae appointed Miss Htella Baker to repruapnt us In felling oik coupins, entitling the lio!der to 2fi conn worth of our Laundry Hoap slid .!,.., In mir nrenilum nftcr of a feent Hicyole to be awRr.li rl May 4 We trust that the public will extend t" Miss Baker thellUral pB'ronage iu') a Good Article snd a Home inausiry. ECOKNK HOAP CO, The Practical Joker7 l'oter John was a Hood fellow, bur U had one grave fault he wan addicted to pnietk'ul Joking. One day IVtei hud been at wor'i a few miles from his houu. Afl- r liih day s labor was fniMied h'i em- pl"jer invited hint it, pailake of the nx meal with liiin. Thin inviiml.tn l'eter iiciTptid, aud ihen. Iuh mvhIi.ih rlili.d with a hearty Flipper, he com U'imd his jtniiiii y huiu-wui'il. It vim a dark, cold Peeembor night, tie wind vpt liifuily among tlie reat p:ii'u nnd beeches, and btrane, inouniuj; bounds wen sobbti.g ihrougb the rnrt'st. w mid then tin mv! uttered ii hoarse ' or l lu sudden nittlinif of ih .l.-nd leaven tidd where some timid animal stun ied awuy fnnu the social itf font- steps. J.ut I eier was istrong aud stout hearted and trudged quietly along without paying much intention to the siirhu and sounds around him until he had achieved per haps luie-half of his journey, when snd- lenly bis ears caiubt the sound of n horse's feet descend. ng tlu long, rocky path behind him. Gradually tho sound Irew nearer until the sham, peculiar voice of the horseman could be heard ni!l (lie beast to a faster gait. Ah. ah," said Peter to himself nn ho heard tho familiar tones; "that ts Uncle Tom ltavry!" Now. I'ncle Tom and Peter were neich- bors i!int is to nay, their clearings lay about a mile npnri -and none knew bet ter than Peter thnt the old man was nat urally of a timid disposition and. further more, that nothing inspired him with greater fear, nothing thnt he had not rather n.eel. than n wolf. No MKni.-r. therefore, had Peter become convinced tint the hoistrunn behind him was his neighbor th::n he resolved to use this trail f 17 Help Tom's as n means of working out what he considered would be a most capital joke. His plans were soon laid, and hp prepared to put them into exeertir.ii t:-cepii!- through the under growth which 'bordered his path, he crouched d v u nnd patiently awaited the approach u( his victim. He had not wait ed long before L'ncie Tom, his hotse at a sharp tret and himself casting timid glances around, arrived opposite his dace of coneeaii.nnt. Peter allowed him to pass a few paces, and then, springing for ward on h .s hiiiuls nii'l knees, he uttered one or two snu'liug yelps, followed by the loud, clear, gathering cry of the wolves. The efiVrt i:, ou I'm-Ii Tom was elec trical. in.-i:ig h.df way out of his sad dle, he u. ered a scream of terror, and theu, st. jpiii;; uu'.il Ins head nearly touched ti.e ni:,ne. he plunged his spurt into the Iimkp's Hanks and was off down the road like a shot. As for Peter he roll ed over on his back aud kicked his hccU In huge enjoyment of bis success. F,oud and long he laughed, occasionally vary ing the performance by making the foiest ring with a repetition of the wild, sav age cry that had struck such terror into Uncle Tom's timid heart. Hut there is an end to all things, and so after awhile there was an end to Pe ter's mirth, nnd he, wiping his eyis. re gained the path and was i-hout to resume his journey, when he lieu id a sound that sent the cold shivers coursing over bis body aud almost froze the blood in hia veins. The wolves heard his successful imitation of their music and v.crc coining in full cry upon bin). Calling all his energies iuio piny, hr dashed down the path with scarcely less speed a nd terror t lia u did I : uele Tom I tarry himself. Peter was a famous run ner and bad come off victor in many a trial of speed when (he people had come together at a raising or log rolling, but this was no holiday game. The race wue for life. Down the lung slope that led tc Pilkin's hollow ami up tlie ascent beyond (led Peter, while hardly MM) yards behind came a snui-ltng tack, hungry aud tierce. Tlie life of an mutinied man would not be woiih a 'Minute's purclm&c could they once surround him. Down a tit ;iter long slope, across a broad sheet of ice at its foot and Lelher bee's hill, with its long, sleep ascent, lay before him. He shuddered as he glanced up its rugged pule, for he felt that bit strength would hardly sutlicc to carry him to the top. Still he kept ou, though it seemed madness to hope, for bis pursu ers had gained on him fearfully, lie knew it by the beating of their foot steps; but, with energy inspired by mor tal terror, he ran on, hoping to gain ouly the brow of the hill, for there the grouud became more open, and his own cabin wos but a few yards beyond. He felt sure that his pursuers would not follow him beyond the summit, but could he reach it before they would close upon him? No, not by his owi! exertions, for just as the thought passed through bis mind his foot caught under a gnarled root that extended across the way, and he fell heavily forward, his head struck the frozen ground, and he lay senseless. When Peter recovered consciousness, be found himself hanging over the broad shouhlerB of his brother John and about to enter his own door. Here he soon collected his scattered senses aud wos able to listen intelligently to bis broth er's account of his rescue. Uncle Tom Parry in bis flight had stop ped at the cabin long enough to shout through the window that the wolves were out and hurried on. John, who lived with his brother, knowing that Pe ter must come the same path, took his gun and walked out to the edge of the forest, where be halted to listen. But a short time elapsed before be heard the sound of the pursued nnd pursuers, and rushing down the hill he arrived upon the scene just In time to leap between Pe ter's prostrate form and the wolves, the foremost of whom was less than ten feet distant. Taking steady aim, he sent a bullet Into the creature's brain, and then, while the pack were fighting over the dead body of their comrade, he slung Pe ter over his back and gained the open ground In safety. Peter frankly fold the whole truth About the affair from beginning to end and concluded tho story with the em phatic assertion thnt as long as he lived he would never be guilty of another prac tical joke, a vow he faithfully kept until his dying day. Kic hnnge. KvIIm of M hi die l,lfe. Men of middle age have by no meant passed the dinger line of life. The de generation of Idem, the decay of home feeling, the los of faith In fellow men, the unconscious development of heredita ry traits at the expense of carefully train ed motives nnd acts ore among the beset ting evils. There comes a time In the life of a man who has Ifeen held In place by school, church ami society when he feels that h" is master, takes control and sails nut. It liehoove m to keep up our moral vigilance to tlie end of life. President Pounce's Sermon. Why? Why send li Chicago for your crsyon portraits when you cn get ih.m fnr k mnnev. net btt ir work rtnneand eet them p-:oner I mm the Portland Art ( liniisnv? A Krsua ihelr manseer. is now In Eugene, and ha will call on you with samples of the workj To Cure a Cold in One Day TakeLsxatlve Hmmo Quinine Tab lets. All drugnlsts refund the ramiy If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's slgua lure Is on each box. S60, 0 roves Tlie foimula w just what you ) not medicine if vou knew what it contained. -on and Quinine put ')rni. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the mlaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that rove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless hill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows ' lat 'Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You "ie not experimenting when you take Grove's its superiority nnd excellence having long been - established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entice malarial sections of the United Statet No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c. Sheriffs Sale on Execution. Notioe is hereby giran that by Tirttie o an execution dnly issued oat of the Giicai' Court of the State of Oregon for tha county of Lane, on tbe 20th day of No.ember, 1909, on a judgement reodered in naid com; on the ard day of Norember, 1S80, wh'oh judgement waa an rolled and docketed in tha office of the olevk of aaid ooort on tha 3rd day of November, 1880, in a Buit In aaid oourt wherein 8 Koxeub'att and Company are plaintiffs and Eliaa Johnson waa de fendant, and to me direoted commanding me that out of the personal properly of aaid defeudant, or, if aufflcieul oould not be found, then out of tha real propeitv, be longing to said defendant in said county on or after the aaid 3rd day of November, 1880, to satisfy the sum of $146.00 with interest at 1 per oent per month and a farther judgement ol $93.82 with 10 per oent per annum in U ti gold ooin now dne on aaid judgement, leas the aum of S53.26 paid on said judgement July ltith, 1891, from the 3rd day of November, 1880, and the further aum of Thirty-nine dollars cos i and the oostB of Bud upon thia writ, and being un able to find any personal property of aaid defendant to satisfy aaid judgement and oostB aud inourring ooBts I did on the 1st dayof December, 1900, levy upon tha tol- uwiug uvnuiiutu real yrupeny ueiuugiug IO sain aeienuanr on tne Jra aay oi November, lotsu, or Bubseqnently, to. wit: All tne undivided interest of Ellas John son m and to tho tallowing deBoribctt premises to wit: Tbe Donation Lac 1 (Jlaiic of Herod and Rboda Johnson No (. Notification No 7481. beins part ot Beotior-s 28, Zi. and 33 in Tp 17, Houth Ue lge Two wess containing '404.01 aoree ot land in Lane county, State of Oregon. Now therefore in the name of the stale of Oregon and in compliance with aaid writ I will offer for Hale at publio auction, for oash, aubjeat to redemption, all therigbt, title and lutsrest of the iiaid defendant in and to the above desoribed premises, at tbe Houtb donr 01 tbe Uountj (Jojit Horn 1, in Eugene, Lane Couutv. ()-er!on,on Wednes day, ihe 16th day of J miliary, 1UOI, between tne nojrs ot t 0 oiook a m and 0 olooa: m to-wit at 1 o'olock p m on Baid day. Dated this 8th day of Deoember, 1900. W. W. WrTHRBB. Bherilf of Lane County, Oregon J. L. PAGE DKALUt IT) (ROCEmES Having a Large aud Complete stock ol Staple and Fanoy Groceries bought In the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the publio better prloee man any omer nouee in cugeDe. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE L.1NE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btage leayee Kugene (or Flonraoi Daily exoept dunday steam Returning stage leavea Florence for Eugene dally exoept Bundayi at X Saturdays at 8 a m. 1 Arrives in .Eugene 11 ipm me aay following. BINOI.I fapc HOUND TK1P Tickets lor lia at at Bangs' livery stable ttaventoit's 00 ce Kuseiie.or at llurd SI F.o.enca. Canadian Pacific and Soo Line First Glass and Tourist Slr p ers uaiiv. Passenncrs Booked to and from all points East Atlantic Steamship M B ( UTTice For partlcula-a applyito H. 11. Ar.r.OTT. -,eat, HOThlnl g.reet, K. J. COV f,K. Pori'sBd, Or. Asst. 0o I'ru. Agent, Vancouver, li. C, WSi W """ADULTS B ""ADULTS AS FAT AS SvPIGS il times. Tfi BLST PRESCRIPTION S3 run CI C EVA lWZ' C 00 tWJ'swwii plainly tn: t d every are tuning vh:i, y. i take advertise their formula knowing that up in correct proportions OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Rlvea choice ot two iavorit9 routes, via tht umufi i-auific Kan Mall Llue, or the BIO QRANDK Sseulo Line No Change of Cars . the Portland-Chicafto Special, "the fines the west," Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Bullet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaehes and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestiliuled. . For further Information apply. L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Nagel, WE Coman arai raMARt . , Ocn'l Ajt 142 Third fit. Portland. Or Corvallis & East RAILROAD. H'llTlK GAUD No 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:45 V M Leaves CorvaPi 1 :40 V M Arrives Yaquiua 5:65 PM No. L Returning Lsoves Yaquina 7:00 AM Leaves CorvuHta 11 ;ito A M Arrives Albauy 1 ;: f, p Ji Ho. 8 for Detroit ' Leaves 4bauy 7.00 AM Arrives Detroit '':Vi) AM No. 4 Returning . ( Leaves Detroit : ! i 1 1 P M Arrives Albany .. - P M One and two oonncct at Allmnv ni-i with Houthern 1'ncluo tnihis, gii servilce to and from Newport au,i .-IM .Hn-ct i cen Ttalus for the meunulm arrive I , troll noon, Klvlng ample tlrao to rem l mil rounds on tba Brettenbuth ami Hm-h m Ihr sameday. EDWL f.'"- r v., H L WALDKN JTDKNER, T F Aaent AlhaiiT THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palaea Slaanara Tnur at Sleenera and. Reclining Chair uarauaifto .. DETVER, OMAHA, CUICAOO, KANSAS CITY, BT. tWVIS' And other Eastern Cities. The onlv line from Portlcrd offeilni; paaseD"en Hpectally Condrct-d Kxcuiiions tlirouun to Chiomuo very weonesoay. Dally Tourist ni J x.-HL:. Car Service rUI'llflllU IU UI'luHljU Vi.t Srathern PaciHo, Union Pacific, Chicago kKW Kys. l;rj!n checked through to dsslinat'on. ifir.ioil'vtni scenery, Lnion delict, frst t'ore, lowest rr'js. For furt'-er Inforinrtioc, apply to any affnut oui'bi'eru . auioo lOU'iany, or K.KOEI1I.F.H, O. 11. MAI1K11AM Managor. Gen. FrU & Pais Ant. A r. Yonr al -ntlon I I i . 1 iONKf'R 1,1 .Mrt'KI) ' tniti s o' e'Cri.CA(;), M'L WAUKKK ft K'i" PAiIL 1I4ILI.OAD" "1'ne on'v poi 'ret u. ns 'n be world." Ton will Hod t tifsir. b'e to mis on those Trains when go ig to any point In the Kaslern n.r'es cr (.inrrla. Iri.y connr - with a'l Trsnsonnllner sl Trsitis anil ticket .K-n's sell ttc-knt -. For fn.'her Inforrrs ion, pirri hlrts, eto ask any Ticket Aent or 0 J EDDY JWl'AKY, I'wUm Tv Paa Agrot, Poillsnrl, Ore Tonic. I ottlc hence you Grove's. Imitators vou would not buy contains Tasteless Grove's and is in a SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Knrnine for Portland and way stations at 8:54 am; lA8,pm, v fortland v Eupene Ar Ashland Ar Hacramento Ar 8an Franoisoo 8:30 a m 20 p m 8:30 p n. 1:15 a D 12:50 a m 12:08 a m 5:00 p m 4:26 a m -7.-46 p m 8:16 a m Ouden Denver Kansas City Chicago 6M a m IMXPa m 7fi3'a in 7:45 a m li:45 a m 9:00 a m 7;25 a m 90 a m Iw Angeles El Paso Port Worth City of Mexico Houston New Or'?sn s Waihitvn New Vo-k 1:20 p m (1:00 p m iM a m 'J:65 a tu :jJ a m v:'lf p m l':-'2 a m '2.-?3 p m 7:00 a m 9 :00 p m 8:30 a ra 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:26 p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p in Fu t-(i r:' Ton ' i.c'ann A t ' ) pr - lJwo. b'rth ire A r a t-. i c L u Connf.-t'r r i n Frftn- cHco witli ie.e tl Lt;a??hip linei for Itnnolu'n, laian, aud South A'Jiciit. See Mr L G.Adeir, agimt t uod -or Idroa 0 H MARK HAM, (1 P A, Part land.Or GO EAST Shortest and Quickest Line . . . "TO .. '.' 1 ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO 1 An all polntalEast " ' Throosh Palsoe and Taurlat Slaspers. , Dining and Buffet Smaklnt Library Cars. .DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIME. SEUVIUEANDBCKNE11Y UN EQUALS Tickets to Points East vll Portland Mil (ha GREAT NORTHERN RY., on sale at Booth m Pacific Depot Ticket Offce, Eugene, ot GREAT NORTHERN Ticket Offioa. 1268 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, ' For Itates, Folders and full Information K eading KaaterTrip, call on or address. A. 3. O. DJi.IiNlf-Tf N . City .. .ied Ticket Agent Portia 0 R & N GO. Dopart I Time Schodule. .Arrived Halt Lake. Denver, ftilco Pol tlaud SHJO 'il Mini pi won 1, umalia, 4 pm Kansas Gv.y, 8t uisf Ci icagc -xnil vt L. ' 0, P 1 i sV I f I W. h 0. .J. I Ft U.v, M I Atlaut j Kspreu 7 am U.U0 p. m. I f Cliicr-; :ard i I 1 w I Spokane Flyer 6pm I, D vi'-tt-e. - -id ha Cil-I Itv s riTJAt mi. a 8pm I f .t tllt-tr ilt a t ent.jt ,t t . chotv?. Iro, .-: .i Krancison h.l -w:ry onlays 4pm Daily I Ei Huoday I 8pm I 3at10 pm I flam Kx tiundry I Col. 'iia Kivia S:gABS Til Asto:i and W f 1. mlir-s. . :s . lei" . 4a .'-. , ,.,,t ... ;. : ..V- , e . . iridVVay 4pm Ei Suadiy 4:!0pm Ei b mday il. in. 7am Tiiss, Thur aud Kt VVH . 1. R 9 8:30 p m Mon, Wed and Fil, t)re:.ju C'-y D.y-n-n a- d .sy Larit rii. a al lr)tliarlal fmu I' n. iLvLswIsta 8:8r a ra j lt., t l.ewiito I Daily lisl'y ; I Ba rn iTvV-H Hurlburt t LlNN LFLGC0 1