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j -- PA i A'cZc'&U PrcparationforAs simila1.'.: '; ..eFoodaruineguIa liiig the Staachs and Bowels of Promotes Diacslion.ChecrruI ness and Resf.Conlains neither Opitim.Morpluae norJIiueraL Not "Naiic otic JlmfcOUa-SJKVELPtTCHSa hnyjhm Seal 4lx..frAtHt ) BcdutU - I uV Sent I (tnn!ttt Apcrfeo! V ".edy for Constipa tion, So-., unach, Diarrhoea Worms.' .' .ilsions.l'cverish ness arm ,USS OF SLEEP. r.-v ."Simile Signature or XRW YOHK. citation to heirs id tho Ocunty Court of the Slate of Oiogon, for the county of Ltne. Iu the matter of the ealate of Abram Landes. dtcf-aned- To Parab A . Latins, W. 8. Lnnd, Z. T. Litulea, Muttte LaHow nnd V. H. Lan dea, ElaziV'h Ebhert, Sarah Davie, Cathnrind McPhtrson, A 11 woo Petk, S. M. Daniels, George Jennings, Maftie Jennings, Mailman Stevens and all other perflona in threat d in said otate. Greeting: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Orrgon, Yon are hereby cited and required to appear in the county court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Lane, at the court room thereof, at Eugene in the county of Lnnf, on Monday the Int day of July) liXH, at one o'olcek in tte afternoon of that day, then and ibere to Bhowcaupe, if any , there be, why an order of Rate of the fol , lowing real property belonging to the above named estate rhould not be nude in cri er to pay the debta and claims against 8a d ealate. ot No, 4 in block 17, in the orginal pi' of Eugene, Lane oonnty, Oregon, a itneB, the 17 on H K Kincaid, jude of the county court of the State of Oregon for tho county of Lane, with the seal of paid ncm rt affixed, this 8th day of May, A D, J'Jl'l Attest. E. U. Lke, Clerk, iiy Hot Knox, Deputy. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Jam re H. Tucker, deceased: Notice is borby (riven to whom it may ooncort that the undersigned Eliza G Ken nedy, I..h been by the county court of Lane ooun'v. Oregon, duly appointed adminis tratis of the estate of James H Tacker.de ceKl, nnd all persons having claims npainst said estate are hereby notified and required to (resent the Bame with the proper vouchers to said administra rix at tho law office of Thompson & Hardy in Eugene, Lane con tit v, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated ft Eugene, Oregon, this 19 th day of April, 1901. Eliea G Kennedy, .Administratrix of the estate of James Tucker, deceased. Thompson & Hapdt, Attorneys for estate. Notice of Fin s I Settiemen1. Ntttice in hereby bivoti thnt. Henrv So-ires, Adnii' iHtrAtt.r, Iihb filed in Urn County Court ot initio County, Urei'nn, hie hnat account in the master nf tin estate if D:tvid U G Gjlley. lecet8el, a- d the Court has tmt Tutoday, July tk 1. u'cl xik a m, and at the Court House n E'i:iO' t!ie time an I p ace for hearing And tin ally pvsing on said final account, aud the final fMHtlement of s -.id estate. All pars hi iuterPBted in said estate are hereby notified to prwent tn writing in said nmt?r ftnv otnectmn thv hive to the allmv- aaca 'f naiil final account on or before the sin 1 1 oar ot Jiuy. i'jji. " I I ', E ifetie, Or, June. 3rd, 100I. K. It. Skip worth Henry Spores, tt tor saiil rotate. Almimatrator NOTICE. X itice l he ntby given that the underpinned n. Ii. hi tkin, one ol the executors ot the es tate and laftt will and testament of JohnTalt, deceased, hAft filed his resi;iiation as such ex ecutor with the County Court of Lan county, Orrjrw, on this 8th day of June, 1901, and that or, Monday, the 15th day of July. 1901, at th" hour of one o'clock In the afternoon of sai l day At the County Court room of the said Court, the said undenisned will make anoli caiinn to the Hon. H. 11. Kincaid, Judge of uni t Court, for permission to reitrn aa such executor and tor iheacceptaaceot saitt reatg nitinn. Dated thU h day of Jun 190L S. B. Eakik, Executor. ' 'CS ;0 CREDMOIIS. No'i'W lc by given that Hi B Burger has b fn dn'y pointed executor of the estate of Willi- n McPbersn, deceased, by th County C ' L nn C mntv. State of Or?gon. Alt m who bare claimsac.aiost paid estate h.Meby notiQ-d t pe5t tlto saui" i i: ! oxocutor at the Uv o'fios of Geo. 1 .ri at Eugene City, Ore gon, w h n inintbi from the dite of thi vr 'h i he ii'cesia'v uchers. P'' m i!iii8ib -y of Mi. 1 :il En B lUneiKa, :t- Jl O-ia&LS Execotor. "V for the estate. :;otics To Creditors- Noiie-1 i 1 -T g'vpn that the nmler pigned h t I. e uppo ntod arlmirjiiitr4'rii of tho in.te ol X I' B.mrnilt rlecend by j an oroer oi ine uoanty uonrt cl Lm '1 Conntv Orecnn riniv m.rlA in ntnA.l nf rwrd on Moni-y lh I7ih day ot Jnue liUl. All prro:i htvin rTaima agAtnt R.i.1 e.t.te are herebv fennired fn nrM.nl then duly verified to the undersigned at per riaf dot at uohawk lo Mid Conntv oi it ie I.w office ot E O Potter in Kn pene. O rg wiib'n ix montln from the ditetf tlu rotic; )trl tbi. Iith d.y U I II l ' I'l'l Faicl. IIiHvrrr, A lrainntrinni ot the f state of S P llnTBiit, deeensed. E O PoiTita. Attorney for beut. I EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. U j Thl CINTAUH COMhNf MEM VONK CITY i BS Ha For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bough? Bears the Thirty Yea Referee's Sal of Real Properly, EarlH Church aud WirtL Church. riamtifc. v delaine Church, Eimtse E. Church, Curtis Church and Adelaine Church rs the guardian of Ermiue and Curtis Church, Dt Undmits. Aotice ifl hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Lane coun ty. State of Oregon, made and enured in the above entitled cause on Vednesday, the 26'h day of -June, 1901, ud entered of record on page 556, volume 10 of iho jour nal of Baid court, the undersigned as the duly appointed rt ferre in the tibove caufte was and is authorized ai.d directed to sell at public auction at the door of the Court House of Lane county, Oregon, the follow ing described real property situated iu said Lane county, Oregon, to-wit: Commenc ing at corner to sections 23, 24, !c5, 26, in township 17, H. ft. 5 W, thence running south b9 dig. 45 niiu, east 27.98 chains; thence north CO 00 elm inn, theuce west 53,34 chains, thenoe south 59.88 chains, thence east 25.10 chains to pltice of begin ning, conUiniug 318 94 aces moie or less. Also lots i, 2, 3. 4, 5, ot Si c. 23, Tp. 17, S. K. 5 W, containing 107 acros more or lees, all situated in Laue county, Oregon. Now, therefore, I, Frark Onburn, referee in the above entitled cau e, will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the door of the Court House of said Late county, Oregou, on Monday, the fifth day of August, 1901, be tween the hours of nine o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p m. of mime day, namely, at the hour of one o'clock p in. of same day, the Hhnvo described properly. DAteu M i J7ib dy of Jnue. 1901. FaANK Osb-jbn, Reft roe. h !-? vi . A'tori'My. i ciitors. Matter of Ehlntecffr . D. McEhoy, de ceased. Kotioe is hereby given that the under- signed have been duly appointed the Ex ecutors of the Estate of E U. McElroy, de ceased, by the County Court of the Stute of Cregcn for Lnne county, and have quali fied as such f.xecutors. All persona hav ing claims ngaiust the sa d estate will pre sent the same verified as by law required to Agnes C HcE'roy at hrr residence at Eugene, snid couuty, wiihiu six months from this da4e. D ited June 22. 1901. 11. J. HA.WTHOI1NB, W. S. McFaudkn, ocd AunesC. McElkot, Executors of thr Estate of E. B. Mo Elroy, deoeased. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby tiven, that tho under signed has been duly appointed sdminislra tor of the eBtute of W. V Nichols, de ceased, by tho County Court of Lan County, Oregon, ant all per.-ons bavin claim against said estate are required tR prosent the sme fully votified to the un dersigned adm initrator at the law office o L. Bilyeu, of Eugene, Oregon, within six' months from the date of this notice. . Dated bis 18th day of June, 1901. B. f - Nicuoi.b, Administrator of said estate. L, Bilted, Att'y. THE JOY OF THE house is the babv. No matter how many have come before the latest arrival brings joy to all. When the little one takes his first glimpse of the world he is in, it is a minute of keen est joy. Father is proud, mother is fond, brother is eager, sisters arc tender, nurse is devoted . the whole human world is kind. There is another, an under, world with enemies in it. When baby gets into iLs shadow, be quick with Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil he is sure to get into its shadow ; let him get no futhcr than into the edge of it. Health is the baby's life. We'll ff.-I a r.ileto Irr, If jmi like. fCoTT i. iHiwst, rt l'fl Vetfc. ft A In For Over rs DETERMINED X0W. A Portion of the Normem Boun dary Line of Lane. Co: Y.llii lisle. A porliuu of the euutheru bouuilaiy line of Bunnu onunly lm t ceu ptr uiunonily lucutrd Tli Mirv;-y w made tuft nik liv turv- it 'u U'litr, of lieu (mi, mid Survey. r Cl liur, of Lne, liil the repolt of Hie work was eubiullted ly the furuier i t i liitt week'd aee-iou of tlio eon'uii nioneih' cour . Tlie rep ri xpee.lle in aurveyi-r'H parlttiieH tliermi'e irHVerued, la i E iHtli U lueHiiA tli'ii H e line is d finllely lni!ed fmiu Hie Wil lamtite river weutward h dis'auco of nine mllea eudliin on Ilia line between secti 'lis of 11 and 12 In towuntiip 15 range 6 neat. It lesniil that about 600 aoreBof dtupnted Wnd la adiled in H'n ton county. ' Belknap Hot Springs. Kit Howe lias leaded H e Belanap Hi't prii.KH for ttie aeaiou of 1901, and pairoiiH iImh hdemlld nniumeraud health resmt may rxt'eet i(ood treat lueiit tt hit lmndf'.. Splei ilid ramplii).' tjronnda whli Une inniiu'aiii branch wet-r lead thereto In pipf; wood couvwiieot. Board aud lnillitu! on reannnahle tennn. Address . t'n Mown, Heiknup rip. O egon MlFKP Kutt Salr. UK) Ik Hit of yi'i;i;H t-tief. Ki'qnire at coriiir of H iL I' ' '1 S. veiith streetB, Eupeuo. S H I'BATIIKK CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices umtor this head not to exceod five itiin. ciO cent per week; $1 50 a mouth; $V2 !-r yaor. j Kor Sale. HHINGI.Ed FOR 8ALE.-I have S5.I.U0 A 1 shaved cedar ablngles for bhIo Write H V Jone", Jasper, for price, ote. PIANO KOR HATiE. A second hand piat o for fcale. Bteinway esquare. lnquhent Ihio olllpe tor particulars. rOK ItENl'. Fif'y acrer of good farm lain), no huiklingx, adJoiniDg the 'rorponite HmilH of I he city of Eu tzene. Apply for leruia and particu lars In I 1, Caiupbell, Gdakd office FREEI VOTING CONTEST. The merchants of Eugene will Give Away a $650 Trowbridge Piano To the church, Bchool, organization or pri vate individual receiving the greatest number of votes by Oct. '.), l'JOl. Piano on exhibition at Corner Drug Store. The following merchants is'ue ballots with en eh 25:. lurchase. Ballot boxes at each hnuxe represented: F. K . Dunn, Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets and Shoes . P. Frank & Son, Dry Goods, Clothing, B t nnd Shoes. H. Gordon, The Hon He Furnisher. Hamilton BroR.. Drv Good and Cloth inc. Lougtim Her & teter, Hardware, Implements aud Bicycles. S. H. Friundly, Dry Goods and Clothing, Grittin Hardwure Cu,, Hardware and Stores. Yoran & Son, Shoe. Geo. H. Smith, Kestaunnt, Confectionery. T. A. Gilbert, Shoe Store. ('has. W. Hill, Cigars and Tobacco. Moon s feed store, lorlection Jblourj Mfg. by wiinpimd: fion. B. D. 1'aine & Co, Bicycles and Sporting G(km1s.' Eugene G-bid A Produce Co , Corner of Oak and iMntti Ms. Watkins b Miller, Wholesale and Retail Butchers Dorris Art Gallery, Photographs. Watts, batches, Jewelry and Optical Work. Geo. T. Hall A Fon, Groceries and Crockery. K. 8ch war 7J child, Books and Photographic supplies. H. W.Dunn A Co, liakery, Confectionery. ' K. E, Aicl'lanahan, Bicycles and liepairing. J S. Luckey, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut ijiota, silverware. Buc-kner Clavenjor, Millinery and Dreta Makintr. Sterner A Wright, Groceries and Crockery. W. B. McKinney, Groceries. KQHLER & CHASE MUSIC HOUSE The Largest end Oldcat on tho I'acino Cout. Kan Francisco, Calif. MORRIS CRAW, Agenta for Oregon. A Voting Contest Given by the leading Merchants ot Eugene by which a $450 Kimball Piano Wili'te riven FJiEE to the Ie. School, Clmrch nr Orvani3tntin voted the most popu lar by Oct . Uth, VMM. All ballnta must be markf d withnanes of merchants issuing same or they will not lie counted. The' following merchants frxue ballots with each 25 cent cash purchase. J V Ksuffman, Dry Gcods, Clothing and Millinery. David Link, Bontx and Shoes. F I- Chamber, Hardware and Bicycles, .1 C Green 4 Son, Grociries, I. (' Skeels, Groceries, N T Wilaon. (iniceries. Litthtleld's Cigar Store, Cigars and Tnbaccns. C C Hammond's Bakery and Restaurant, Confectioner. University Book Store, Book and Sta tionery. ,T W Kvb Furniture Co, Furniture. Winter Photo Co., Photographs. et P.rr, Livery and Fewi Stable. Dr A G At wood, Dentist over Lane Coun tv Bank. Pugfrte Soap Co, Matiufartttren Lu Lu Soap and Perlesn Washing Powder, A Kankin, Pianos, Organ and Musical .f A ManrT. Jeweler. Eugene Mill and Elevator Co., Flour. Filer's Piano Home. Portland, Or., Weitern Wholeuk Dealcn in Kimball Pianos. P A Rink n, Local Agt 'An Augmented Education. Varolii Egreraont Judseil nil lovers, apparently nt lenst, by tlielr vocnl ipial llliiulnus. As n bin rt 8oarelilU); love affair Is supposed to bo "iloveloplug" to the human voice, especially of the tenor variety, Marcta limy be supposed to have rendered largo numbers of rising tenor singers valuable assistance on tho road toward fame. Slio had grown rather weary of this pastlmo nnd ot tenors when Philip Derwcnt mado his appearance lu her world. Most music lovers went wild over riilllp, prnlsed Ulin unreservedly, but Marclti tossed her hend la disdain. "Cold us tho polar regions, that voice!" wa8 her verdict. "Not even wlno would take tho chill oft thoso top notes." "I.ove," suKKcsted the friend who had most lutlniato knowledge of Mnrcla's numerous but not, perhaps, utterly uu Bclllsli etTorts lu behalf of rising sing ers. "Perhnps," replied Marcla enigmat ically, "but It takes a lot of troublo to do soma things." Mnrcln wns still undecided ns to what to do with her voice anil her won derful vocnl training. The frleml who knew her tiest was more puzzled than ever. But for the time being Bho was all enthusiasm about her music. The puro enjoyment of singing possessed her night nnd ilny. Sho appeared In tho little anteroom ot the big hall early on the night of tho concert, dressed to perfection, all radiant and spnrkllug and charming dcllghtfuluis from satin slippers to shining hair. And her color came and went In a fashion which Bet Philip's heart beating wildly as they waited silently sldo by side for their re specUvo numbers. Marcia's turn came first, and Philip slipped Into the sldo of the hall to listen. She sang as one translated, she looked as one transformed. The orchestra engaged for tho occasion was a magnificent one. The music swelled out mightily In wouderful, bouI stirring waves. Marcla leaned her voice on Its beauty and grandeur and snug as one sings only once or twice in a lifetime. Something, she knew not what, took possession of her that evening and glorified every note. Tho faithful old singing teacher, who had prayed for her to fall madly In love and suffer sharply In order thnt tho power might bo brought out nnd fullest expression made possible, would have wept with Joy to hear her. Three times did tho ournptured audience In Blst upon her returning. Thrice did she repeat her Initial triumph, with no shadow of fnlllng off or failure. And Philip Derwcnt, listening nnd watch ing, felt something nwake within him which wns different from any feeling or experience he had previously known. An orchestral number separated his song from her number, and while it lasted be looked at her dumbly, un able to sny a word of nil that he long ed to utter. When, just as the last strong chord vibrated, he opened his lips to express his admiration, sho slipped from tho waiting room nnd out Into the side of the hall to listen to him, ns sho realized with a thrill. At first this knowlcdgo threatened to hamper and hold back his powers of expression. Ills heart beat like that of a child expecting to bo chldcd or of a novice facing an audience for the first time, lie wouldn't look In Mnrcla's direction. IIo dared not. Then suddenly a thrill of shnnio swept through him to bo afraid of a girl who had steadfastly refused to con sider him ns anything more than tho merest of acquaintances Bhamcl He faced her daringly, his heart beating faster than ever, nnd almost lost his breath over the great surprise which followed his movement. Sho wns watching him anxiously, eagerly, her eyes dilating with something llko fenr ns he stood thero hesitating. The orchestra rumtiled out the prelude to his song again, and this time he lifted up his voice and sang. Something stirred iu the back of his throat, nnd It seemed as though bands, hitherto unrecognized, wero loosened; something stirred under his heart, and he felt like a god rather than a man. The marvelous burst of song thnt fol lowed was but the natural expression of this new Joy nnd freedom. And all the "chilliness" had vanished from thoso wonderful top notes. He, too. wns rccnlled three times, nnd be reached the waiting room again, the last recall over, In a state bordering on what would have been exhaustion had ho not been so uplifted and happy. Marcla met him, checks flaming, eyes sparkling, yet moist and dewy, lips parted In generous commendation and slnccrcst praise. And Philip, still un der the spell of that wonderful exalta tion, caught her In his arms and drew her head down to his brenst. "My darling! My dearest!" Tho stage employee, waiting a call In the corner, smiled, sighed nnd considerately de parted. "My sweetest girl, I know you lovo me, as you know that I worship yuu. We have told each other all to night In our singing." And the friend who knew most of Marcla, coming to the waiting room to congratulate and accompany her home- wnrd, was treated to the greatest sur prise of her life, for Mnicla lay In Phil ip's arms quite meekly, and the light of newborn gentleness and affection al most transfigured her face. Elmlra Telegram. Prnf.Hlnnttl Coarf.ar. First Doctor I don't think It abso lutely necessary to operate. Second Doctor Hut I told them thnt It was. "Oh. well, then, as n tnnttor of pro fessional conrtesy I, of course, shall stand by what you sold." Life. Benefit Market. Ht Mary's church guild will hold a a "Msrket" Hsturday, July 13. in the Tllut Block, for the benefit of Dr V E fyoverldgn. II E Hi.AfiliKW, Herr'tity. better for the blood Than 5araparilla For 'wllvlnirXillie Malaria district Grove'. Tastelewi Chill Tonic Whai Our Flag Stands For. Wherevir i'.i AMiwrieon Hag Is ruiMHl in mk n i f Kovt-reiKUty, It stands ' r liberty, Iml. pi" 1 -nee aud equillty. W hit our II it i ; lh nation, Hm-li-iii-iV Ktouiitrii tinier h :u 'fin i..,li. vldual, 'unsmuch as It not only gives you freedom from ymir alliueuis, but protect' v, iiij), t-tii i: hucIi manner Niit Ui.y I'KiiiL.n rlurn. Win-ii n;ir iitiiiti.Hch etH out of order, causing y'-o to be It'll after eating, or when you are so nervoim Hint you in Mmtit all niulii, mi- h e 1 1 -I.- 'l', V"i li"iild cer tainly i: , bei'aii it wrl .'lengthen yi'Ur stomach, steady your nerves, and "uluci sound, healthy sleep, and for Indigestion, cons' Ipation aud bilious ness I here is nothing tocqual It. Rheu-nni'l-ni Is ul-n count' raded by its dlrro: lotion ou I lie kidi eye. Farm and Two Stock Ranches for Sale. The farm of 812 acres shunted at Dexter, I.ane county, Ocirnii, 18 miles southeast of Euueiie, is nil under fence. 100 acres In cultivation, balance pas ture and i inher. tio. d buildings, In cliidinir n ell . Is well watered aud all good b ve' liind. Daily mail service; postclllce, store i it scbi'i'llinuse near ty. Also two pond stock 'Hiiches with lini rovemeii'S and uiilliiiitd range, each eoiit iliiiML' 160 acres, Kor particulars oall on or address 8 Han issker, 12ili and Piitte-son Htreete. Eugene, nr J Y Ciiilley, 1'ient, Oregon - Got the Lamps Free. The lucky t uyers of Crescent and 8leurns l.lcyoies who rtcclved Bolar lamps free were: 100th wheel KE Wil ren;llll, Abble Allet ; l'.O, Moody Neet: 13'i, tie. ritia Pnrker; 140, Erty til Kerns; IfiO, Win Davis. ho will get the lbOth lie.l? The Crescent bicycle stands up See 'hem si F L Chambers'. Call for County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that the fol-i lowing ws rnots will be paid on pre sentation nt my nlllcson and after July 8,1001. Interest will ceaio July 7, 1001. Warrants numbered 8005 to 8688 Inclusive, A H Pattkhson, County Treasurer. Dated at Eugene, July 0, 1831. o Cure No Pay. That R tho way all ilLirpIflt. aell Graven TnstolcM Chill Tonic fur Chilli, Ma'trui and l.lllioiiBnru. It is m ploiant to taka aa Lemon yiiip. 50ofln'i . .all inUIUBKIM IVIMnilH I II I ...... A Bahoain. WSJ acres of land; 100 ores In ctiltiv (lon;re t In open prairie, well seeded down ; plenty of running water year around ; timber abundant; 9-room house, aud barn that holds 103 tons nt hay; place 2 miles from depot' pi.stolllee and good publlo school; $12.50 per acre; for further particulate Inquire nf 1 Ii Campbell. Guard P.ksidknck for bALE. A fine resi dence for sale cheap in the heart of the city, one block from the business por tion of Willamette street. Inquire of W ganders, Olive street. Waitri??8 Wanted. A first class waitress wanted at Hsmmond's Cafe. OA8TOTIIA. Bear, the T Kind You Hate Aiay8 BousM Administrator's Sale ef Real Property. Eatnto ot Ahr.m Latules, deceased, Notico is hereby given tl at by virtue of an order nf the County Court duly mad. and entered of record bv laid oonrt on the 1st day of July, 1901, authorizing and em powering the uudertignod as administrator of the estate ot said Abrnra Landcs, de ceased, f 3 mnke snlo of the real property hereinafter described, in the matter oi said osl'de, that 1 will od BBttirdav. lbs 10th day of August, l'JOI, at the hour of 2 o'clock In i be aiternoon or tbkt day st lbs County Court House in Eugene, Lane County, On jnn, oiler for bbIs and sell at publlo or private sale as may be best for said estate, for c-sh in hand, f ir the high est and best price obtainable, therefor all of tho right, title and interest of the said Abrnin I indos, deceased, in and to the following ileecriiifd real property towlti Lot No 1 in lilock 17, in the original plat ol Engine, in Lane Connty, Oregon. Dated nt Kt'geno, Oregon, this Olh day of July, 11MI. B. M. DAT, h. IIii.tk.u, Administrator, Attorney. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.TIK tIAHO No 3 for Ya'iulna Train leave. Albany 12Jifl V M IaveeCnrralll HO PM Arrive. Yaouiiia oiuft P M No. 1 Returning LeaTea Yaqulna 7KK) A M Leave. Corvalli. 11:8.1 A M Arrive. Albany 12:13 P M No, 8 for Detroit I.eaveaC'iirvallH I20 PM Iavea Alhany P M Arrives Detroit 6:20 P M No. i fiom Detroit Iitavea Detroit R:.KI A M lave. AlUnv 11) 30 A M Arrive. Corvalli. 11:16 A M Train, .luml 4 lietween Aliianyaiid Corvallln Tuesday. Ttinnulaye and Hattirday. only. All other tialn. ilailr einept Hnmlay. Traina I anil 4 arrive In Alliany In Urn. to connect with the H l'aniilhlsninil train, fti wall as Kivinff two or three hour tn Albany before departure ol H P North bound train for Port- l.n.l Train No 2 connects with th. H P Wert rid train at l:iirvallin Crueiiine; fur Iiidenemlinof, Mc-.Minnville and all pointe north to Portland, KDWIN STONE, Manager J TtJKNKR, Asent Albaor1 Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contalu Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the iwise nf aiuell aud completely derange th- whole sy.tern when entering It through the mucous surfaces. Bueh articles should never be used exoept on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, us the damage they will do Is ii"i fold to the good you can possibly iir vK fiom I hem. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury, aud Is taken Internally, aoting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Iu buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. Ii Is tafteu iim n a ty, and made In Tole do, Ohio, by KJ l'heue 4 Uo. Testi monials free. Bold by druggists, prloa 75o per bot tle Hall's Family Pills are the beat. It Dazzles the World. No discovery In medicine has ever created one quarter ot the ezoltement that has been oaused by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. ; It's severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, PleurUy ud Bronchitis, thousands of whom It has restored to perfect health. For coughs, colds, asthma, croup, hav fever, h on ran n urn and whooping cough It Is the quiokest, surest cure in ine world. it Is sold by V L DeLano, whoguaraotees 8atL.fa.o tson or refund money. Large bottles 60o and f 1.00. Trial bottles free. Pure Home Uade Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomaoh trou bles, colds, lagrlppe or biliousness there lscothlng better than Francis' pure brandies, All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 76 cents per quart, or f 2.50 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se ourely boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. I M Francis, Fifth and Blair i-treets, Eugene, Or Th. Bat Prtacrlptl.o tor rlalarla. Chills and Fever Is a bottle (Srovk's Tasteless Chill Tomio. 'It Is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form.No oure no pay. Prloe 50o. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE! CO EMBALMERS anil FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day S Henderson, Undertakers and Embalrners. Cor. Wil. and 7th sti. J. L. PAGE l DKALBR LM .BQ.C.EBJLE.S Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fanoy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. I can otter the nubile better nrloesl man anv nu i r i.r'i-e in Eugene, ... . . n I SOUTH AND EAST VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Train. leav. Kufren. fo Portland and way atauona at a:uo a m-2r9 p m. Portland Him m 8:80 p m Kuven. 28 ii m 8KX) a m Ar Aebland 12:80 ft m )2K ft m Ar .Hacramentn 5KX p m " 426 ft m Ar Ban anoiaco TAbvm 8:15 a m Ar Ogden 5:4I am 11:45 a 01 Ar Denver 9:00 a m r 0:00 n Ar Kanaa. City 7:25 a m 7:25 a b Ar Chicago V . 7:45 a m 9A0 a m Ar Los Angelee 140 p m 7KWla m Ar Kl Paao 600 p m : ton p aa Ar Fort Worth 6:80 ft m . 6:801a m Ar City of M.ilco . 9:55 ft m 9:55 am Ar Hum ton 4:00 ft m 4:001ft m Ar New Orlean,. 6:25 p m , 6:25 a a Ar WaehlnirtoD 6:42 ft m 6:42, a m Ar New York 12:48 p m 12:48 a ra Pullman and Touriat oar. on bothtrafna. Chair ear. Hacrft. mento to Ugden and Kl Paeo, and touriet car. to Chloag., Ht Louia, Naw Orlean. and Waahlnittou. Connm-Uug at San Fran ciaoo with aeveral atwroihlp line, for Honolalu, Japan. China, PhilllplnM,i;Cutral and Houth America. Se. MrTL a;Adalr,'agrat .tlEugen. or auara. 0 H MARKHAM, (J PA, Poitlrid.Or Tour attention Is called tn th. "PIONKKR IJMITKIt trmuii ot th. "CHICACO. Mil, WAUKKK ft 8T PAUL KAlf.ltOAU" " h. onlv mrfMrt traina In th. wurlrl. h Ton will Bod It deaimbU to rid. on Uiom Traina when going to any point In th. Eaatern HUU. or Canada, They eoniMct with all TranaonDtlnantai Train, and all ticket Agenta nil tlcaeta. For further fnformfttfai), )iap'e., aak anv Tlck.t A rent or 0 J KUDV, 1 VI CASKY. (hineral Ann. Trav 1'aaa Afwt, Portland, Onfoai Shojtline am. Union Pacific TSe east The O. R. & N. Co . Gives tho Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE to: Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN RY. TO Spokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago- Ocean Steamers leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wil lamette and Columbia River Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Japaa For full Information call on or ad dress nearest O R Jk M Ttobal A.ont or address, A. L. CRAIO. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. Central Market, Watkins i Miller PROPRIETORS) Willkeep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at' the lowe t market prices. A talr snare ot tie dbMIc patronage sollr.itel r TO THE FARMERS.: We will ptf the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. Delivered to anv part ef th. dtr Fne Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Ban Ffinoiioo and Lea An gelei, via Surf and Santa Jtoban, will begin on Sunday, Jarch 31.. 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Through Trains Daily. The Ooaet Line Limited leaving each terminal eaily in the morning equip ped wlh el ok ant cafe and parlor can, will make daylight tripe through the moet nlotureaaue. varied atd enter Pjtalnintr. aoeneson the oontinent. bcwivtn inquireol agenta of tn iouthern cific. GO EAST VIA Shortest and Qih.k&st Lino TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MlkNEAPOLlS, CHICAGO Anall poloU art. Tar.ugN .1... .a. T.erl.t tl....ra. Dinlag ana .( f ai.hlai llkrarf Cars. DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIMK. 8BUVICKANU 8CENKKY UNKyUALl Ticket, to poln:. Eart vli Portland and th. OKKATNOKI IIKhiV KYonaal. at Boath rn Pacific Depm 'luket UfTer, Kuiart. or UKKAT NOKTHERN Tlckrt (jffioT , 122 TRIRD STREET' PORTLAND. For Rate., Fold.r. nd full lu formation adlng Kaan'l up. ii il i n nradtlm. ' A. . . I . iiBNKIBTON I , CItj . and liokel AfrMt Portlaa
