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Newspaper Page Text... " .:a Yor. IIpvo Always Ejii'it, nnl which lias been, t'. i:o l'o- -ver OC yonrs, hits borno Iho sifrnatiiro of . i ana hns v -f-j. sonnl jte,.c,., Allow s .J1 Counterfeits, Imitations mid "Oust-iis-jrooA" are but .Mriiiitnvs tin t trl(!o with and cnclunor the hunlth of ' lnl'istus ami Cliiiihvn I3xperi. uce against Experiment. ; W&iat sg CA3TORIA C'torhi is u lumnless bT-'titutc for Castor Oil, Pnro ; ":-ic, Drop and Soothii'- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It i.nituiiis nalt'ier Opium, iIorph:no i-or other Narcotics : ;tfiKtaiice. Its ny;e is its suarantee. It destroys Worms - uinl lO.b-ys Fevei Islincss. It cures EMnrrlioea and Wind ' Colic. It veliercj Teething Troubles, cures Constipation anil Flatulency. It assimilates thu Food, regulates tho iStointuIi ami l:ovels, (jiving liealiliy ami natural sleep. " Tim Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. ceni una GASTORIA alwayj si Sears tho .Tiie KM You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. ft ' - TltC CCItTAUII eOMMIlV. TT MUHRAV STflCCT. NCWVCH. GTTt. I CITATION TO HEIRS la the Count? Conrt of the State of Oiegon, for the county of Lone. ! the matter of the wate of Abram Landee, deceased. To Harah A.Lnnt-es, V. 8. Lsvdea, Z. T. Landea, Mattte Ladow and W. H. Lan- des, Elazaboth Ebbert, Sttsh Davis. Catherine McPheinon, Allison Petit, 8. jM. Daniels, George JerniDgs, Mantle .'Jennings, MaHiflsa ttrevens and all other person b intrfi?G in said estate. Ureetm JN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF . Otepon, Yon are L ere by cited and required record on pHge 35u, volume 10 of the jonr to appear in the ootmty court of the Stale ral of aaid court, the. undersigned as the of Oregon, for the eonnly of Lane, at the I duly appointed referee in the nbove canoe oart room Ihf reof, at Eugene in the county j was and is authorized nud directed to Bell of Lane, on Monday the 1st day of July, at publio auction at th door of the Court 1901, at r nu o'clock in tie afternoon of lliat ; House of Lane county, Oregon, the follow day, thfn and there to show cause, if any ' ing described real property situated in said there bt, why an order of Bale iOf the fol- Lsne county, Oregon, to-wit: Com men o lowing i'Mt I property belonging to I) e tog at corner to peo lions 23,24,1:5, 26, in above named estate Fhould not be mrde in 1 township 17, IS. B. 5 W, tbence running ore er to pay tho deb's ud olaims e'raiuet souh hu dn. 45 miu, east 27.93 chains; aaid estate. otNo.4in block 17. in the oricitial pi of Eugene, Lsfe oonnty, Oregon. -': itnesf, the Bon H K Kitten-? 4, judge of the county court of the State of Crcf on fur the county of Lane, with the bpiU of said onn aQixfd, thia 6th dcy of Mux, A D, 191 '1 Attest, E. XT. Lkk, Clerk, - 1S lioY nV.c.:, Deputy. Notice to Creditors. Estate of James n. TVeker. de"pfised: Notice is hereby niveu whom it may oonnnin that the nndfrBtontd Elina G Ken nedy, h s been by tl'e count? court of Lane -oonut Oregon, duly appointed adminia- miii' n me esiate oi jamea a rocKer.av-, eeaseti, and all persons having claims against said est ite are hereby notified and rtquired t present the same with the ptoper voneliern to ai! p.dministrarix at the In w ofiico cf Thfpsr u & Hardy in Jfiogene, Lane county, Oregon, within six ! awnths firm the date ci this notice. I Dated pt Enene, Oiegon, this 10th day ol April, 2'JOI. Fit C Kennedy, Administratrix of the estate of James Tucker, deceftted. Thompson k Hirer, Attomeys for estate. - Notice of Final Settlement. io ure h litieby given t hat Heory Spore i, AdmiiHtr.-tf.', hi tiled iu the County Court M Lane Goun'y, Oretron, hi (inal account in maer of tlm e4ute of David G G Galley. 4aceasJ, atdllie Court has fttTuwday, July ad. at 9 o'e'rwk a. m, and at the Court House aEu!Ttneastu9lime an! plaue for hearing ad fin'lv a ning on aaid hnnl account, and (be fio.il t-ftttleraeat of s id estate. AH pa . in'orrr.t'Mt in said estate are fctreby not riid to pic ent in writing io said matter any oljectio they have to the aPow- aace of n.iid final account on or be 'ore the ai l '-'.1 i div of July. 1!MJ. -'! v I' , Kii rtne, Or, June. Snl,' 1901. E. II. nkipworth Henry Spores, J Att'y for sAid Kntate. AduiiDistralor, j NOTICK S. 1. E.ikiu, one ot the executors of the es- and last will nu lenameot ot John lait, aVt.4aed, has filed hi rebuilt inn as such er tiior wiih the ('aunty Court of Lane county, Ur m, on this 8th day of June, l'.KH, and that on Monday, the 15th day of July, l'.KH, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of ail Uy At the County Court room of the said Cturt, the said underpinned will mke tppli tv.iou to the Hon. H. It. Kincaid, Judge of i't Court, for permission to rai:;n as such Executor and for the acceptance of said reiig aatinn. 7 Dated tlili h Hay of .Tun, 1101. I S. U. EjtKiit, 3 Exe:utor. NfHTR :0 CREDITORS. 1 Nol'Ci- -baa h f n du- esUte nf Willi the Cmii.ty C Orrgon. Alt t . v niven that Ell B Barger . nnted execuior of the 1 McPbersnp, deceased, by W uouniy, mate oi iiobiwcliiDijilnit thesnmeto . ..lecutorat the aw of::ce .oIGeo. B I..rw, at Eugene City, Crr- - y k-;- KVU, W" Dulid Ilns8ih i av o( Mjr. 1!H li B. liAi-nKn. , '.'- , Ipr ( etH. Nollco To Creditors- Node-i-h.T'hy giTn that the nniUr itignM h tirtinpointel tdminintrairix oi Ih- p.t.lr o, N I' Hummilt deomwd by an onW o( it'f Connly Conrt ot Lan. Con-'y Ormn rfnljr tntil. aod fnt. o( rwTil n JoTjt ih I7th 1st ol Jnne I90I. All p'tKon'a hiTinR p'ainia igiiniit therei dntr lerid 10 the nDdpreigned t brr rfwi'Unce a MoMwk In aaid Conntv. oi at ih law odica ol E 0. roller in Fa- pene, 0-gin wtbln ai niontti, from the dated t". rolirt; Date tbia Iitb d.y ot JD' I V! F.TWCi HlMMITT, A'lm'notralrix of tbe Mtate of N r Hairmlil, dereaaed. EOPi.re. Altorsey .or t.nale own lumlo under his ucr- super istni! slnso Its infancy. no otic to docclvo yon In this. Signa' e of Referee's Sale of Real Proper'y, Earl H Church and WirtL Chnrch Plaintiffs, A delaine Church, Eiznine E. Chnrch. Curtis Chuich and Adelaine Church as the guardian of Ermine and Curtis Chnrch,- Defendants. Notice in hereby piven that by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Lane conn y, State of Orepon, made and entered in the above (ntitlfd cbhra on WedneadAV. the 26 b day of June. 1901. .nd entered of thence north 60 00 chains, thence west 53. Ci chains, thmce south 59.88 chains, thence east 5.10 chains to place of begin ning, containing 31 S 04 acres more or lesB. Also lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 6; ot Si o. 23, Tp. 17, S. K. 6 W, containing 167 acies nio.o or less, all situated in Lane oounty, Oregon. Now, there tore, I, Frank Onburn, referee in the above entitled can a. will offer for Hale at publio auction to tl-'"" i m'jfL for cash in hand, at the door tfrt . Hodbs of said Lare county, uron, on I ' Monday, the fifth day of Angnst, ltfOl, be tween the hours of nine o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p m. of same day, namely, at the hour of one o'clock p m. of same day, the above described property. Dul en this 27th day of June, 1901. Fbank Opnc&N, Referee, L. IT Ti. vis, Attorney. N:f ce io Cic itors MallbT of Estate of E. B. McEhoy, de cerned. Koiioe is hereby given that the nnder eigned have been duly appointed the Ex .cutora of )Ue Estate of E B. McElroy, do ctased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county, and have quali fied as such executors. AH persons hav ing claims against the said estate will pre sent the Bame verified as by law required to Agnes C McElroy at hr residence at Eugene, Raid county, within six months from thin dae. Dated June 22, 1901. B. J. Hawthohne, W. S. McFaodkn, and Agnes 0, McElroy, Exeontora of the EsUte of L. B. Mo Elroy, deceased. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that tho under signed has been dnly appointed admmietra tor of the esUte of W. P Nichols, de otased, by the County Conrt of Lan Conntv, Oregon, an all persona bavin olaim agaioht paid iBtate are required tg present the Bame folly vet i fled to the nno der signed itdminirlrator at the law offloe o L. Bilyea, of Ergcne, Oregon, within sixf months fiom the date of this notice. Dated his lHlh day of June, 1901. B. r Nichols, Administrator of Baid estate. L. Bilteo, Att'y. Administrator's Sale Property. ef Real Estate of Abram LaoAes, deceased. Notice ia heieby given that by value of an order of the County Court dnly made nd entered of record by aaid curt on the 1st day of Jnly, 1 901, authorizing and em powering the undersigned as adminietrator of the estate of aaid Abram Landes, de censed, to make sale of the real promrty hereinafter deem i bed, in the matter o said estate, that I will on Saturday, the lOt'i day of August, 1001, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day at the f'mintv f'nnrt Hnni in KnDPtlP. TjftnA C;)MnIy Oregon, ofter for sale and sell at linb,ifl or priTHte sale as may be best for nftio: estate, tor oasn in nann, tor tne nign t Rnd w jce obuini,ble therefor all o( ,he tiKbt, title and intcnat of the .aid (ollonins denoriln d real iropertv to wit Lot No 4 In lllork J", in the original plal of Uncie, in Lane Connly, Oregon. Datrd at Eugene. Oifkoo. thia 6ib day of Jnly, 19tI. it. Al. tlAJt L. Bit.TKtr, Administrator, Attorney. Administrator's Notice- Notiee ia herebv oiven that O N. Mo- Lean bai ben dnly aprointed administra tor of the ra'a'e of Martlda McLean de caafd, by the Corn(v Court of Lane Conn; y. Or- eon. and all Hereon, baviofl clatma a.iitet aaid eatate are notified to present Ibe aaroe with pre per voncbere to aaid adtniniatiator at the iaw r V. of L. Bilyen, in Knfffnr, Ouzon witbin ais months from the da'eof this Dot oe. Dated Jolt 8tb, ifcOl. O. N. McL.iit, Ai'miniatratrr ol aaid ti'ate. L. Bit Tru, Attorney. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh 1 That Contain Mercury A. Hi' roury will ourely dpetniy tbe aensc ol slue I and OKiiipifiely dVrariK tlie wlinlf HjtfUl when entering it tliroiigli the luuixiua .urlarwi. Hucb artleleB should never be uteri except on prefor'j lions fmni reputitbln phyai olana. tlie rtHtiiaee lit. will ilo la Inn lulu I) ilie good ynu ia ci.mhly derive from tliein. HullV Cntmrli Ourf, manufaotnred by KJCbeuey i. Ci. Toltdo, O, ei'iiiKina ti rueroury, aud Ik tuknn internally, aollnii directly upon I he blood and tiiuoniiB autfeoee of the Myttein. Ill buying Hall'a Caianh Cure I cenrfl yoo (fet Ilie Ketiuiue. It i. tsiten tulernally, and made in Tote do, Oino, tiy F i i'liene A Co. Twli aioulala free. Bold by-drugglate, prloe 76o per not tle Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. nALARIA CAUSES BILIOUSNESS. O rove's Tastelees Chill Tonio removes the cause. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notlcea under thia head nnt to exceed tWe 1nett, 60 oenta per week; SI 60 a month; $12 per year. For Sale. HH1NGLE8 FOR HALE. I have 85.0IKJ A 1 alia vi n 'ilnr ablncles for sale Wriie H W Joi,r, Jaaper, for priif., elo. PIANO FOR BAI E. A second hand piai o for sale. Hteinway esquare. IngulieHt ihia nWce 'or particulars. FOR RENT. Flf'y acree of (rood farm land, tin hnildinits, adjoining the corpomte lliuile of 111" city ofEu Bine. Apply for terms and particu late lo I L Campbell, ODARO offlcf FREE! A VOTING CONTEST. The merchants of Eugene will Give Away a $650 Trowbridge Piano To the church, school, orfrattization or pri vate individual receiviiiK the greatett number of votes by Oct. i9, 1901. Piaoo on exhibition at Comer Drug Store. The following merchants Is-ue ballots with each 25". imrchane. Ballot boxes at each house represented: F. K. lMiun.Ury GoodB, Clothing, Carpets and tShoeR. P. Frank & Sun, Dry Goods, Clothing, Bs and Shoes. H. Uordou, The House Furnisher. Hampton Bios., 1'ry Gocds and Clothing. LouKhm Her A l eter, Hardware, Implements and Bicycles. S. H. Friendly, Dry GoodB and Clothing. Grit tin Hardware Co., Hardware and Stoves. Yoran & Son, Shoev Ceo. H. Smith, Restaurant, Confectionery, T. A. Gilbert, Shoe Store. . Chas. W. Hill, Cigars and Tobacco. Moon's reed Store, Perfection Flour) Mfg. by Wilhelm & Son. B. D. l'aiue Co, BicjcleB and Spotting Goods. Eugene Gain A Produce Co., Corner of Oak and Ninth Sts. Wntkins & Miller, Wholesale and Retail butchers Doiris Ait Gallery. Photographs. J. O, Watts, Watches, Jewelry and Optical Work. Geo. T. Hall & Son. Groceries and Crockery. E. Schwar:cuild, Books and Photographic &u up ties. 1L W. Dunn & Co, Bakery. Confections. K. E. McClanahan. Bicvcles and Kenairintc. j. 6. Luckey, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Gla"s, Silverware. Buckuer Cleveoger, Millinery and Dress Alaking. Kterner k Wriyht, Groceries and Crockery, W, B. McKinney, Groceries. KQHLER & CHASE MUSIC HGUSE The lartfestand Oldeat on tbePacifio Coail Knu Franclaco, Calif. MORRIS CRAW, AgeptB for Oregon. A Voting Contest Given by the leading Merchants ot Eugene by which a $450 Kimball Piano Will be niven FREE to the Todce. Schoo. Chnrch or OrvanizAlicn voted the meet poor. lar by Oct 14th, 1001. All ballot, muat be raa-ked withnani4of mercbanta leaning at me or they will not be counted. The following mercnanta irau. Dillota mtn each 2i rent caah pnrcoaae. J V KanlTman, Dry Goodi, Clothing and MilPoory. David Lpk, Uoota apd flhnea. F i Cham: "ra. Hardware ard Bloyclei. J U tlieen A Son, Gro iriea, L C Hkeelr, Oro-.eri" . N T Wilnon, Oroce Littleheld'a Cir L-to e, Clgau and Tohacoa, C C Hammond a Ca1 ei and Eeataurant, Cunfeclioner. TJniveraity Book Store, Bookt aod Bta tlonery. ,T V Kav Furniture To, Fn-nltfT Winter 1'hoto Co., I'hntitrr,tih. Weat llroa, I,lvery and l'eed Stable Dr A O At wood, Dentlat over Lane Coun. ty 1 1 ink. Kuene Boat To, Mannfaclnreni f.nla Ho.ip and T'eerleie Waalitnit Powder. Y A Rankin, l'ianoe, UrgauanU Mualnl Gooda. J A Maunr, .Tewrler. Kuiiene Mill and Klevator Co., Flour, Filer'. Piano Home, Portland, Or., Wcitern Wholesale Dealer! In Klmbi'l Pliaoi. r A Rank n, Local Ajl KOT1CETO CREDITORS. Kotlc. ia hereby Riven that John 8. Montgomery baa been appointed by the Connty Conrt ol Lan. eonnly, slats of Ore gon, eiecntorof tbe laat will and teatament and of th. ealat. of Cynthia Ellen Mont gomery, deoeaaed. All peraons havins claims againat aaid eatate are hereby ooti ted lo preeeol them with lb. proper vouchera to the nndeT.lgned at th. law office ot Herbangb A Kiaatnger, io Eugene, Lane eonnly, ataie of Oregon, wilbin ail month from tbe date of tbianotiee. Dated Ibla I.'lh day of July, A. D. 1901. Won a. atnaroouaaT. Eirvntor of r ltd Ealat fi'DBicna & Kiaatnosa. A:l)'afor said Ealat, TVV0 OLD LADIES. , By BABRT PAIif. Age had quieted tbe whole houSa. There was not a restless fashion In it anywhere. Tho love of things n tliy were linked Itself with a gentle and far from bitter disregard for things as they aro. The room was beautiful, but not lK'Onuse anybody had tried to be nr tlstlc In the Tottenham Court road. Its sweet u:itl rather quaint simplicity hud grown up unconsciously. The mistress nf the house sat In a s,-:il; ' t ' -netted chair by the tin". She v.: rn !:'t:l n-l serene old liuly, ...;::i;V'K'i' i.f v l.'. c hair. ' ; I-. ', ; i It-.i k-ii'i. "the t.v :' wlh.vr. niiil the . i.;:d yet you (In ' i t u ' '.k! v rd to a lonely I wi mI of !ilny. II v,:i:-- . l.m .('I -:u: r e er- .. l tt ensiotiifd Ui "! !!!sli." she said; "1 want tc sre ; u . ili:tr.-. Von are Just tho p:Ti;u::. AiU-e, that people who are out of temper ought to come and see. (1 sacked three of 'em this morning.) The birthday was nn excuse. We can't wish each other many happy returns any more, you know." "No," said Alice placidly. "Wo can Just hope we may last out another year. And it's very pleasant to lire, to have a nice house and to be able to go about It and see to things. Then there are Tommy and the Quakeress. I want to enjoy my grandchildren as long as I can. The Quakeress Is really the primmest and qualutest baby you ever saw In your life. I keep note In a book of the things that she says. Life la very enjoyable as long as one Is healthy." "Glad to hear it," said Agatha rather snappishly. "Still, would you have en joyed flat monotony when you were n girl of 20?" "One cannot hare grandchildren when one Is 20," said Alice thoughtful ly. "Luckily the temperament changes with the years. At 20 I lored changes and movement and excitement, and I could hare them. Now I only want things to be the way that I hare got used to them. I lore my old servants, and a new tea scrrlec 1 do believe that It would break my heart; It would certainly keep me awake at night." "Ah," said Agatha, "you're got the secret of It, and I've not, and It Is my belief that the women over 00 who hare not got It ought to be taken out and shot. My dear. If 1 had not been a believing Christian I should hare taken my own life long before this." "Please do not say that." "You're quite right. One ought not to say these things, and, at the same time, one cannot help thinking them. I've no enjoyments left except the rare pleasure of Beelng old friends." "But one ninkes one's enjoyments. They may mostly consist of sympathet ic Interest In tho enjoyments of others, but what does that matter? At our tltno of life one must expect to become a spectator." "I've heard It all before. In the li brary at home I've got books about old age. They must hare been written by people who were very young. I hato consolations; they never cousolc. And how on earth nm I to mnko my enjoy ments?" "There are so mnny old people about who are much less fortunate than wo are. If one helps them a little" "One Is always treated with Ingrati tude." "Now. do yon know," Bald the serene old lady,' "I don't think that that mat ters much to the enjoyment. A little Imagination Is all that Is wanted. You put yourself In their place, and think bow you would feel If you were In want of proper food or a cup of good tea and somebody gave you It They are Just awkward in expressing things. With a little Imagination you can do the gratitude yourself and never trou ble them." "What a marvel you are! I do be lieve that if somebody kicked you you would hunt up some reason or other to prove that you deserved It and In any case would say that the sensation ,was far from unpleasant. I know you, ABO." "I always valued things for making me happy without Asking questions. Bnt you have the superior mind al ways had." Agoi"" murmured a disclaimer, look ing hart Into brtt b.f; There was a pa" ' apd then the ttiost timidly. piacia oiu may sala a. "Did you say that you had b. Ot three of them away?" "Three servants? Certainly." "And what was it, dear?" "Breakfast six minutes late. I don't exaggerate. One put the blame on an other, and the second put It on a third. So I told them they could all go." "Quite right," said Alice warmly. "That will be a lesson to them. You will Snd them punctual In future." "Somebody else will," said Agatha dryly. "I hope so everybody In your bouso will. A good warning Is a grand thing." "It's not a warning; It's dismissal." "You've not given me a birthday present Qlve me a reprlove for those three." "All right, my dear," said Agatha. "They shall hare another chance If tbey like." The serene old lady looked Jubilant snd thanked Agatha warmly, Agatha watched her, reflected and said: "If yon want to enjoy life up to the very last drop, I suppose you've got to be beneficent And I suppose I'm a devil and ought to be destroyed. Aro you coming over to luncheon tomor row?" A BAROAIN.-6lu acres of land; 100 crea In cultivation ;re-t In open prairie, well seeded down ; plenty of running wet r year around; tlmb-r abundant; 9-room bouse, and barn that holds 103 tons of bay; place 2 miles from depot' nr.jtofflce anl good publio school; f IZ.SO per acre; for further particulars Inquire nf 1 I. Campbell. Guard OAHTOniA. Bta. lMKialYi'lKM.ilejrlBocU Farm and Two Stock Karicb.es for Sale. The fi rm of 812 sens situated at ! tester, I.h. . nuiiiy, O egnu, 18 miles "ii'heast of Ktim-ti'', t- t II nutter f. nee. loo note, in cultivation, ta!atce pas ture and timber. UoihI buildings, In cluding a ft n. Ia well v-atered and all g'r.il I vi' Imirt Daily mall servle'i pfii-tbi" , stoie anil sell lulliouae ueir Ainu two good stock ranches with Imp oveinen 8 and unlimited range, each cut liliiititr hliipt'i" Fur p- r k'liiats eiti-ii' nf aildrrss $ Haunaiiker, liiili and 1'a terson streets, hugene.nrj W CJulley, Trent, Oregon Sheriffs Tax Sals Notice. N nice Is t-er. by given, Hint I will, on Monday tbe l'JUt da nf August, 11)01, between the lmn of 0 o'clock a in and 4 o'clock p l;l to wit at 10 o'olock a m on said day, at the south west door of the County Con t House iu Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, sell to the hlgln-sl iiiiMer, fur cash, all the lauds lo wlpch limie County or other publio cup trillion has acquired title by virtue nf sale for tax"'. Dated this Stll day nf July, 1001, w, W ITIIKH8, Sheriff of I.i.t e County, Oregon, White Man Turned Yellow. Great cousii rnatinn was felt by the frleudsof M A Hogarly of Lexington, Ky, when tbey saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and be endured terribly, Hismalady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by tbe beil doctors, but without beni Hi. Then he was advised to try Eleetrio Hitlers, iiih wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and be writes: "After taking two bottles I was wholly onred." A trial proves 111 matchless merit for all atomaob, liver and khiney troubles. Only 60c. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist, Belknap Hot Springs. Ed Howe has leased the Belknap Hot Springs fur tbe season of 1001, and patrons nf this splendid summer aud health resort may expect good treat ment at his bands, Splendid camping grounds with fine mountain branch water l-'Bd thereto in pipes; wood convenient. Board and lodging on reasonable tortus. Address Ed Howh, Belknap Hpi Ings, Oregon. Got the Lamps Free. The luoky buyers of Orescent and Stearns bicycles i who n oeived Solar lamps free were: 100th wheel ICF Wil son; 110, Abble Allen: 120, Moody Neet: HID, Georgia Parker; V0, Edyth Kerns; 160, Win Davis. Who will get tbe 100th wheel? The Creicent bleyolo lands up. See them at F L Cham bers'. Livery Stable and Machinery. Geo G Gross has opened a new livery stable at tbe oorner of l'"ilth and Willamette streets and li is some of the finest turnouts In the olty, several new osrrlages and other rigs having just Arrived from Portland. Mr Gross also bandies the Milwaukee harvesting machinery. To Travelers. Jf you want to make a trip I moun tains, mines or McICenzle Springs, see Al Montgomery at the Minnetota House. He has a first dues rig In tbe stables mu In conneotliQ with tbe hotel. Remember, very reasonable charges. Residence For Sale, My resldei.ee on the north side of Fifth street, between Washington and Jellersmi streets. Is for sale. For tetma applv to B F Dorrls. Oku A Dokkis. MALARIA MAKBS IMPURB BLOOD- Grove's Tasteless ('bill Tonio cures aialatia. C.ai It Hendsrson, Undertaken and Ei,? W. nd 7th U. mum co .1 W licV( . EMBALMERS and FUHERf," DIRECTORS Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME GAUD No. 2 for YsUjninav Train leaves Albany... , ....WO V M Ieavee ( orral)' 11 PM Wlvoe Yau(u B.hjI'II No. 1 Jletarnlng Iiye Yiqulnft,..,.. 7:00 A !M (ftTea Corv.lHn A M Arriroa Albany 12:13 V M No. 8 for Detroit IjMvm CWal' '.O PM Ivrarea A'liany Ii )' M Arrlvea Detroit Ot ) P M No, 4 fiom Detroit - T 9a Tea Detroit .V0 A M Ieavfi AIoaiit 10 0AM Arrirea Ccrvi,!lii A At, A M Trafna Sand 4 tetwett Alr.tny and CorvallN TuffwWy IburMlayi and rU'crdnyaonly. All oilier fiains dally e:reit riun ly. T.-a'ft 1 and 4anlre In Albany fn time to cornrrt with theH Pannth bi ind train, as well as Klv.nir two or three hoiira l'i A'inny Wfore departure ol B P North bonn 1 traia for Port Un1. Train No 2 oonnecti !th 'he H V went aide train at Cnrt-allii 'rowln(r f r IudeiMndenre, HcMinoTllle and all point L.rth la Portland, EDWI.V 8TONK, Mi nagar t TtKNklt, A real Altaof Summer, Fall and Winter Read ing Free! Free!! We have arranged with tbe New York World to furulsb this paper with a limited number of suiu-crlptlons for a liiulled time to its great, Monthly Edi tion. We are euabled to oiler tea numbers of the Monthly World Magd FREE 'en iiiiin.lii to every one i--rpald iu advance uuiv or old aub Hi 'iturtu the Weekly UraKn, and hair months paid In advauoe sut eoi'bers to the Daily Gi akd. K!-TTll no yi -i;.v woil'.D KlwrarsB lug. azlNK IS. The Monthl v World ! u :i.nmi n-ncj-In it i h color, J it...-. jn.iualy illua rat-d with iHio dim my ami N.'.,oue reiroriiolitina ol vKi ja-'s'ilm- i lid l inn a una u ilie ro- 41' u. the . ' latHm.o e:ill uiil-a by all the li'le-t p.-'-liuis pr ;a i ir- li n.-t, uiakltiv a umsr-ltio umi all--;! tu Uo t in Itty ol la cui t irsHiid iho -it, volt anj-v-aran e. K -nil Is jo iu Iiib a' ji.08 oi ri'inaiire, lovo, ruvi-u u o, ur.ixi; auric ol ,1--tion and ol lant; 8- ill i o' hl.i'. a quaint and o iriouii, Ka'hou'd e.hoi- f.om ft o.or t'lo wor'd: the rv.ull o," on lilc rt's i. h and niicreiua i-i? inal tc-v".-a. 11 num. -ra atro'ia 11 outitnlimoia the lording II orary U'ou a'ld iroo-e:! ol iho day. 1 t ouiio .ia;i- 3 Will prevent ll-o ivork ol 'smmia i i'u ar..s s. lt-oio will be .uruy imr-irr ilia r.wd iilc;un A it'-ilr-e each month will bo Ihe large flrfct :'rg"K)ri ait ol tho uioji trm- nian or wo iiiiiuoi' too moment In ihe iunlicoy. lit oh stlns; and iiror -io lor ublt,-atton tho Itt'iraiy ma ?r ami art auljoojt for too Monthly World no cri.onao H hpaa'd. II ia ooo ol the moat attractive nubltoalioiii laauid f.om tho Kri-atutty ol New ,'ork. Il lurntahos hliih clr-a and widely vr led eiiteriHliimonl to many thousand roadora tlitoutrhoul Non'i Amert'a. Tho aizo of the patroa ol iho Monthly Wcrtd la lo.i and a half tiy etfh'-en Inch- . 5APLB COPIKS c.' the Monthly Wovld Newapaper Magaalne 111 be ajnt free on ap plication. Write a po.-al card and aak lor one. Addreaa all order, to GUARD. Epgeno, Ore. PH: The World bas selected the Gdahd as the only paper in Lane oounty t3 make this rfler. Pure Home .Vade Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, oolds, lagrippe orbiliousneee then Is coihlug better than Frauois' pure brandies. All orders promptly tilled with pruue, apple or pear iirundv at 75 oenta per quart, or $2.60 per gallou. Orders by stage or express will be se ouiely boxed. Mndeund sold to con sumers only. 1 .VI FBANOI8, Fl-.h snd Blair (-iirete, Fugene, Or For Sale. On corner of Fourth and Jeflersoo street, one tiuarler block and bouse, newly built, twelve rooms, all rooms liaid Onished and e'e large snd neatly finished; fine windmill tower; water piped through house and lawn; good barn; also una fruit ol all kinds. For particulars call on H M Douolah. O A. a T O I. I A. . f jto the Iho Kind Von Hate Always Boajff, J. L. PAGE -UKAl.Kll in-. ROCEFIES Hiving a La.ge aud CoinpleU) stock of Htaple and Fanoy Crooerlep bought in the best markets, EELl'MELJ F0.1 CASH, 1 1 in nev ' U RH. II 'ie pnl lo better prices " licj.e in Kugene. ROUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leava Kugene fo Portlaud and way atatlonaat StUO am 2.08 pn. v I'oitlanl v Kuiene At A.b'-.nd At Hjcr-mento A? 8,d Kranoiaco K:'0 a oi 21 p m 1? 0 a m u;.') p m ', : i p m 8:M0 p ra S:C0 a m 1 2:1)8 a m 4CI& a m 8:'6 a m Odd.i lien ur Kanija City Cliicaiio Ixia Annelei Kl P. Ml Fmt Wortli t'i'-y nf Bltjico Hurai.'in ;W tlrl'-M a Wa l.ln: l Bear York a m 1 a m 11:4I a m t-.:o a m 7f?1 a m Uin I M p m ,1,1 p in li 0 a in a rn ' . ) a id -i ip to ii?'! a m 11:4 1 p ra ', iP'la m :-lps d:v a ra t J : a la .a m o: m .l a m 1 :I3 p m Ptil'ir ".( and Trurlnt cara no h hu... . 'c'H.-'ra- Oc -U ,':. ' d Kl Pr.ro, h a .rt '' U",M (iCii'o.',, ' . lair' -( .:.vw ( . at' ard (ont -ir aV Z".n Vrcv :'lco .ii tivt ; " LtLimiblo Hiilj lor Hmn'u'ii, Japan Clitna, PI (Hlpinc.4a CtuUt Dd fcOI'TD ABictftJ. Tj Q'tAfat,rB?.! it F.i'gtns 8"rYd('-ea O H MAHKHAM, O P A, l'ort nd.Or -Vf, fo.tut .r!A. 2 In I ON FAR f. MIIPII t .l-a.' l.rt.CAt '), MI, WACK"". it I'.T PAU HA 1 1 'JAU" " ia r.u v r.' ?t t It Tti'l i-il 't .c ' 1 . -a wh. j i..lnt t' E -'rrn 8 . . or Vt i .:'h a'l Tr ivinltnnr tli tt A-eia II tli kel Vtr fin l.i . infiimii -a toy TtcktA Agent or .i - .- -,e r a th"e any r Vot fn th. 1--. 1 1 tj cmnect I Tk:-.s ird a'l ou, Tamt' C J PUI, C. u-r.1 A;-nt 1'eitlat.i). Orei us W CAT." i av Ta-t Aaat, mm i O.RHGOIi A.in Warn Pacific ffiE EAST The O. R. & N. Co. Gives the Choice of THREE 1CA1NS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO. Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NQRThEFN -RY. TO Spokane Mlnneapol St. Paul and Chicago. Ooean Steamers leave Portland 6 Days for every SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portlaud dally for all Wil lamette and Columbia River Points. Monthly Steamers to Cblnaand Japan For iu'l Information call ou or ad dress ne.treBt O.IUN. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAKI. Gen'l Pesfenijer Agent, Portland, Or. Central Market, Vatkins k Mi I PROPRIETORS) Willkeep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK?nd VEAL Which they will sell at) the lowe t oiarket I" joe. A tuir si'are ot ttte dddHc Datroaane solldtci t TO THE FARMERS.: I We will pe tr the highest market pries lor riu Vaitie, jrtogs ana Bneep. Shop ou Willamette St., iIUQENE, OREGON. nelirerod to; anv part eltbaol 7 Gap Closed iww. The t;.e"r lion of through tra'm m Lwrsn Urn Fmnc'nco and Loa An- JHgel a, vj .&iirf and SanU 1-arbara, LSunday,iMarch 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Through Traini Dally. The Cotnt Line Limited leaving each tenn'nal eaily in the morning equip ped h el e -rant oafe and parlor oara, will make daylight trips throtih the moat piclurrsque, varied and eater taJn'p'r, tceotMon the Onntinont. loqulreyf adepts nf the Southern Pacific. GO EAST VIA tart and littkest Line TO Shoru 'iMiEAPOLIS, CHICAGO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, h.. a f.li 1 T. . a.parl. ' THroush falaee and Teurlat Si. -Carl, Dtalag and SuRet tnehlns llhr.,. s HAIIYTH N8. FA8TTI.ME. rtEbVlcKANU I C'iNEKY UfltKaUAl Tlrketa lo tnte Yr ft ' Pott'ard and I1- (IHKATNOi". ilvl- .i r.y1)0a.ale r Boo' in l'arifie l'.'t 'ri''t-t OS'ce, Kucere. or GKKAT JNUIUHKl.W IViHOftc 132 TRIRD STREET PORTLAND For Fa. . Folrtera aarl full InforaiaUoa Mi.fia 1 i-i'nTrirallc-a araddra- A l.l.i khXItllV ( ) .rrd rt Jciilai.