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Cllll 1 Afcgc(able PreparationforAs imii.iiind HicFood andEceula- Ung lite S toiMChs and Bowls of prwaai'Wiiilt.im1 Promotes Digcstion.CrKerfur nessandltest.Contains neillier Onium.Morohine nor Mineral. KOT NARCOTIC. Apafecl Komedy forConstipa liort. Sour Slouuuh.Diarrndea Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature or NEW YOBK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. FREEI A VOTING CONTEST. The merchants of Eugene will Give Away a $650 Trowbridge Piano To the church, school, organization or pri vate individual receiving the greatest number of vote by Oct 19, 1901. Piano on exhibition at Corner Drug Store. The following merchants bne ballots with each 2o purchase. Ballot boxes at each house represented: P, K. Dunn, Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets and Shoes. P. Frank & Son, Dry Goods, Clothing, B and Shoes. H. Gordon, The Honse Furnisher. Hampton Bros., Dry Goods and Clothing. Loughmiller A teter, Hardware, Implements and Bicycles. 8. H. Friendly, Dry Goods and Clothing. Griffin Hardware Co., Hardware and Stoves. Yoran & Son, Shoes. Gflo, H. Smith, Restaurant, Confectionery, T. A. Gilbert, Shoe Store. EobertB Bros, Cigars and Tobacco. Moon's feed Store, Perfection Flourj Mfg. by Wilhelm and Son. BqD. Paine and Co, Bicycles and Sporting oods. Eugene Grain and Produce Co. , Corner of Oak and Ninth sts. Watkins and Miller, Wholesale and Retail Butchers. , Dorris Art Gallery, Photographs. I J. 0. Watts, Watches, Jewelry and Optical i Work- Geo. T, Hall Son, Groceries and Crockery, i E. SchwarzschU , Books and Photographic Supplies. H. Vy.Duuu Co, Bakery, Confectionery. . E, HcClanahan, Bicycles and Repairing. J- S. Luckey, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Buckn er Clevenger, Millinery and Dreis Making, Sterner A Wright, Groceries and Crookery. W. B. McKinney, Groceries. KOHLER & CHASE MUSIG HBUSE The Largest 4 Oldest on the Paeiflc Coast. Sal franolBco, Calif. MORRIS CRAW. Agents for Oregon. A Voting Contest Given by the leading Merchants ox jiiugene oy wnicn a $450 Kimball Piano Will be given FREE to theLodgs. School, Church or Organization voted the most popu lar by Oct 14th, 190L All ballots must b marked with nsmes of merchants leaning same w 'hey U1 not be counted. The (allowing merchants liana ballots with each 25 cent oaah purchase. J VIKanffman, Dry Goods, Clothing and fliuuuory. David Link, Boots and Shoes. F L Chambers, Hardware and Bicycles. J U Green & Son, Groceries. L C Skeels, GrooeriM. N T Wilson, Groceries. Littlefield'e Cigar Store, Cigars and Tobacena. . 'C C Hammond's Bakery and Restaurant, ConfftctfnnMr. University Book Store, Books and Sta- sinnery. J W Kavs Furniture Co, Furniture. Winter Photo Co., Photograph,. West Urn. T .n.l ktl,l. ftAO Atwood, Dentist over Lane Conn tv Bank. Eugene Soao Co, Manufacturer, Lu La Soap and Peerless Washing Powder. r A Rankin, FUnoa, Orgaind Musical uooas. J A Maun-r, Jeweler. Eugene Mill and Elevator Co., Flour. rr Piano Home, Portland, Or, Weiltrn WM!C Dultn in Kimball Pianos. F A Rank a. Local Ajt Notice To Creditor- . Notice la hereby given that the nnder Sned has been anoointed administrate: I the esute of N . V. Bammitt deceased by a order of tbe County Oonrt of Lan. t-oonty Oregon duly mad" and entered of record on Monday tba I7th day of Jan. 1Juj. All persons having claims sgainat 'Id MteU BM kuW- . i 1 n n,M.nl them duly verified to tbe undersigned at miaenoe at alohawk In said uonntv, or at the Uw office ot E. O. Potter In F.o .'ne, Oregon within sit montbs from the of this notice; Dated this I7th d.y Funds Hixvm, Administratrix of the estate of Hammitt, deceased, i 0 Poma, Attorney for Estate. :m 1 For Infanta and Children. w nil unn u iuu nave Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years TORI Thl CENTAUR COMPMltT. MM VOHK SfTV. CLASSIFIED COllM Notices tinder this head not to exceed live ines, 60 cents per week; ?1 60 a month; $12 per year. For Sale. SHINGLES FOR SAL.E.-I have 35.000 A 1 shaved cedar shingles for Bale Write H W Jones, Jasper, for prices, eto. PIANO FOR HA I.E. A second hand piano for sale. Stein way esquare. Inquire at this office tor particulars. FOR REN I'. Fifty aoree of good farm land, no buildingB, adjoining tbe oorporate limits of the city of Eu gene. Apply for terms and particu lars to I L Campbell, Guard office FOR SALE, A good team of young horses; good size; well broke and in pood order. North Pearl street, Eu gene, J M Joseph Their Secret is Out. All Sadlevllle, Ky, was ourioua to learn the vast improvement in the health of Mrs 8 P Whilaker, who had for a long Mine eii'iured untold suffer ing from i. chronic bronohlal trouble, "It's ail due to I'r Klng'B New Dis covery," writes her husband. "It com pletely cured her and also cured our little grand daughter of a severe at tack of whooping cough." It positively cures coughs, colds, la Rrlppe, bron chitis, all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles oOu and 1.00. Trial bottles free at W L DeLano's drug store. ' To Save Her Child From frightful disfigurement Mrs Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga, applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to groat sores on her bead and face, and writes Its quicK cure exceeueu an uer hopes. It works wonders In soree, bruises, skin eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by W L DeLano, druggist. Hunter Kye. Wm Renshaw has been appointed Eueeue agent for tbe celebrated Hun ter Baltimore Rye, one of the best whiskies manufactured, it is noitiea by Wm Lanaban & Bon, Baltimore, Maryland. The flavor of Hunter Rye Is concen trated from its uniform quality, purity and age, aud is always recognized. It tbe American gentleman's wnmaey. To Travelers. If you want to make a trip tomoun taina, mines or McEenzie Springs, see Al Montgomery at the Minnesota Honse. He has a first class rig in the stables run In oonnectlon with the hotel. Remember, very reasonable oharges. CASTOR I A for Infanta and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the BlgaMar For Sale. On corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets, one quarter block and honse newly ballt, twelve rooms, all rooms haid finished and ere large and neatly nni.hH. flna windmill tower; water piped th'roucb house and lawn; good barn; also fine fruit of all kinds, for narflffi a.ra mll nil 8 M DOCOLAS Every Mtn bicycle purchaser geU a solar lamp free. 170 was Boy layior, tsn waa T O Kaday, 190 was J W Har lis 200 was F B Dlllard, and 210 ..ill ,m anon. Who will get 117 F L Chambers. At W DRESSED IX MA.VS ATTIRE. Mysterious Woman With a Mack intosh Caused Many Com ments at Albany. Albany Herald, Aug 28. Yesterday morning wben the north bound overland arrived In this city about 6 o'clock, a well dressed woman, wearing a man's outfit, stepped from a day coach and started down town. The conductor notified the bystanders at the train that the supposed man was a woman and that she boarded the train at (.'ottaee Grove. Heveral pas sengers who were lu tbs same car Baid that she had her hair neatly tucked nnder her hat. She was dressed In dark, well fitting clothes, wore a light sort felt hat and a gentleman's mackln tosh. A traveling man followed her down theBtieet until she reached the Ibau on switch on Fifth street. Hue turned and asked him if be was following her. The drummer said that be was, when the mysterious female replied, "Sir, If you don't want to get the whole top of your head shot off, you had better take the back track." Without further cer emony he "baok-traoked." From this point she disappeared and has not been located since. People wbo noticed ber at the depot and on the train say that she was about 5 feet 8 inches In height, andofsleuder build. ANOTHER VERSION. An 8 P conduotor Is said to have put up a Jon on a drummer yesterday and sent him after a person whom he rep resented to be a woman in man'soloth Ing. He was told that if hedldn'tstop following the supposed ' woman he would have his bead blown off, and he stopped. Even drummers get taken m sometimes. Mrs. Edyth Tozier Wetherred. The above Is a superb portrait of Oregon's wide awake woman repre sentative on the Pan-Amerioan fair commission, who bus no doubt done excellent work for Oregon, Pleasant Bill Items. August 28, 1901. Mies Grace Marks, ot Albany, Is vis iting with frieuds in this place. Casper iSartscb, wbo had tils leg broken a few days ago, Is getting along nicely. Mrs James Buohanan will move to Eugene soon. Thomas Hardy and wife went to Wendllng last Saturday lo visit' with Prof Bond aud family. . Carl Buugl man baa been employed to teach the Thurston sohonl. Clay Bridges will leach the Enter prise school. Alex McKenzle has gone to Eastern Oregon to help diive a baud of horses. He will return soon. Rev 1) C Kelleins will meet bis ap pointment next Sunday at this place, Walter Dlllard, of Goshen, has ee cured tbU school. The Beat Prescription tor flalarla. Chills and Fever Is a bottle Grove's Tasteless Chili. Tonic. It is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 60o, A Baroain. 64Bj acres of land; 10U cres In c'iltivatlon;rest iu open prairie, well seeded down ; plenty of running water year around ; timber abundant 9-ronm bouse, and barn that holds 103 tone ol bay; place 2 miles from depot' nostofflce and good publlo school $12.50 per acre; for further partlculai Inaulre of 1 Ii Campbell. Guard Kimball piano tickets, on everything at F L Cbarubejs'. Oliver plows for dry plowing. See them at F L Chambers'. Clean Seed This Is the year tc get perfectly clean seed to sow; It Is almost clean as threshed, and by cleaning It thoroughly this yesr it will rave work next year. Don't sow a foul seed this year. President McKlniey has made a new ruling In tbe matter of ages of those eligible fur civil service examination for positions In the poetofllie depart ment. Formerly candidate for an appointment as a clerk was required lo be 18 years or over, and tor carriers hot less than 21 nor more than 40 years of age. Tbe new ruling requires all can dldatea for either branch of tbe service to be not less than 18 nor more than 45 years of age This ruling will apply to the examination to be held early lu September. Corvallis Tltnee: W A Evans, a former student of O A C, came up from Eugene Saturday on bis way to Newort, and visited between trains with Corvallis friends. Mr Evans will soon start for Chlcago.whsre expects to take a three year online In the Illinois Btate Normal school. ANXIOUS TO COME HOME s Several Thousand "Gold Hunters Will Come' Back From Nome. San Francisco, Aug 87. Officers ot the steamer 81 Paul bring the Infor mation that at least 6000 or 7000 per sona intend to oome back to the Uni- led States from Nome the present season though it Is doubtful whether the steamers now plying la Alaska will be able to bring such large number be fore navigation oloeea. Fasted Five Days. An Astoria dispatch says that hav ing fasted for more than five days, during wbioh time neither food nor water passed bis Hps, Salvationist Fred Hart man, wbo is serving a 25day sei. tence lor violation of the fishing laws, received the message from heaven Monday and legated himself, His loug fast bad sharpened his appetite, aud the manner In whloh he devoured tbe meal made It otear that had not the message arrived when It did there would have been a Job at the coroner's office. Apparently the man had no diffi culty in continuing bis most remark able fast, though It Is hard to conoelve how he could refuse food for so long a period. The ordeal must have been a terrible one, yet the prisoner vows and declares that be would have contiuued his fast bad not God willed otherwise. Court Bouse Items. REAL ESTATE TRANSFER".. State of Oregon to Maurice Mooie, 142.11 acres ip 31 s r 8 w, $330.28. Sam'l Garten to Austin Garten 0 acres tp 10 a r 1 w, $150 Austin Garten to John B Wood 20 acres In tp 10 s r 1 w, $270. Fannie Barrett to Nathan E Barrett lots 4 aud b blk S Scott's add tn Eu gene, $2 D W Slebbins to L M Hodges lote 26 and 27 blk S3 Fairmouut, $300. PHOBATK COURT. Estate of Abraham LBiides, deceased, return of Bale of real properly. BILL OF MALE. F..r !.uru of $200 Voltaire Guruey sells 225 sawl.igB branded F K to the Sluslaw & San Frauciseo Lumber Co. List of Letters. Remaining in the postoffice at Eugene, Ore gon. August 29, 1901. Borven Mrs Tbos Cavanough J H Collmin Mrs Mary Farrar Mrs 0 Q Henderson Ada Hayues John LawreuoeG E Macdonald Master Martin Chas Stewart) Morse Henry D Noston Mrs E 8 Partnsge W F Pierce C M Roberts Harry C Bbaner John Trombly J B Tulle J T Wray Mrs James A charge ot one oent will bo made on all let ters glvon ont, Porsons wheu oalllug for etters will please state when advertlsod. H F McCornaok, P M. Astounded the Editor. Editor S A Brown, of Bennettsvllle, S C, waa onon Immensely surprised. "Through long suflerlng from dyspep sia," he writes, "my wife was greatly run down, She bad no strength or vigor and Buffered great distress from her ftomacb, but she tried Eleotric Bitters which helped her at once, and after using four bottles, ehe Is entirely well, can eat anything. It's a grand tonic, and Its gentle laxllive qualities are splendid for torpid liver." For In digestion, loss of appetite, stomsoh and liver I roubles It's a positive, guaran teed cure. Only 60o at W L DeLano's drug store. Sheep Notice.. Geo T Hall has 250 yearling firat olass ewes which he will let out lu small bands on shares or sell the same. For Sale. 336 acre of land; 16S acres In cultivation, the rest pasture and timber; good $1200 bouse; 2 good barns; good 10 acre fruit orchard; one halt mile from depot. For particulars inquire at this office. Press Woodruff, the humorist, wbo spent bis younger days on the Paolflo coast as a drummer, and Is well known In this section, has becom a writer of considerable reputation. He baa Just bad published by John E Hohan A Co of Chicago a book of 400 pages, profuse ly Illustrated, printed on good paper and nicely bound, which he calls "A Bundle of Sunshine." It Is put up In two kinds of binding, and sella rapidly at $1.75 and $2.50 per volume, 2I.-6 bicycles sold at the Cresoent sgency tbis year. A good thing, and they are appreciated most ou an outing or bard trip. You never have to lead them lu. Tbe Cresoent stands up. See them at F L Chambers'. Jacksonville Times, Aug 20: The Sterling Mining Co. finished cleaning up last week, and the result waa a good one. It has beeu operated lo high ground a kind of porphyry that promise to prove exceedingly rich. Tbe notioe posted on a mining claim that an owner or the owners will not be responsible for psyment for work done under a lease, bond or oon tract, pre- teota tb Interest of tbe owners against liens frot i '.he date nf posting. All wool suits to your measure from rtalem Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe. UAHTOniA. fjuj, IM aits) fw Hsu hnri B(tJ1 Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury Aeinicury will surely dent my the neuse ol euie I ami completely derange the whole system wheu entering It thMugh the mucous surface. Such arlii'lea should never tie used except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, a the damage they will do is teu fold to the good you oau possibly derive from them. Hall's Calarrti Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney & Co. Toledo, O, contains nn mercury, aud Is taken internally, acting directly upon tne Ulixxl and mucous surfaces of thenyeUm. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the geuuine. It Is taken lutertially, aud made in Tole do, Ohio, by J? J Cheney fc Co. Teatl- mnulBls free. Sold by druggists, price 75o per bot- lie. Hall's Family Pills are the beat. Timber Land ActJuna 3 1878 Notlce For Publication. Ukitsd Stitss LiKD Orr ici 1 Koseburg, Or., Aug. 13, liWl.f Notioe iB hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of tbe aot cf Con gress of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lauds iu the Suu a f California, OreRon, Novuda, and Washing ton Territory," as eitended to all the l'nb lio Land Stales by aot of August 1, 1SUJ, Ira L. Campbell, of Eugene, county of Line, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this office bis sworn statement No. 1787, for the pnrohuse of the M. W. " of Sec tion No. 2o in iownsuip No. 17 8, Range No. 4E., and will oiler proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or Btoue than for agricultural pur poses, aud to establish lua oluim to usid mud before the Knuinter and Receiver nf this office at hoseburg, Oregon, on Satnr Jay, the 0th day of November, l'JOl, he names as witnesses: W. T Campbell, of Blue River, Oregon; Geo Marks, of Blue River, Oregon; L. Symons, of Blue River, Oregou; E. Tor peuiug, of liluo River, Oregon. Any aud all persons claiming adversely the above-desoribed lands aro requested to tile their claims in this ofiioe on or before said 0th 'lay of November, 1901. J. T. UrtiDOra, Register. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that Henry Spores, Adinioistrator. has tiled in the County Court of Laue County, Oregon, his final account in the matter of tile estate of David G G Galley, deceased, and the Court has set Tuesday, July nd. at It o'clock a m, and at the Court (louse n Knguue as the tirue and place for hearing and tiunlly poHsing on said final accouut, and 1 HuhI settlement of said estate. All penions iuterested In aaid estate are hereby notitieil to present in writing in said matter any objection they have to the allow ance of saitl final account on or before the said 2nd day of July, l'JOl . "Dated", Eugene, Or, June, 3rd, 1901. E. R, Skipworth 1 lenry Bimrea, Att'y for said Estate. Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is beroby given that Eli B Barger has been duly appointed executor of tbe estate ot William McPherson, doceased, by the County Court ot Lane Couufy, State of Oregon. All persons who have olaims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the oxeoutor at tho law oflice of Goo. B, Dorris, at Eugene City, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice, with the necessary vouohers. Dated thinSiu day of May. 11)01. Eli B. Basokb, Geo, B. Donnxs, Executor. Attornejr for the estate. Administrator's Notice- Notioe isboroby givon that G. N. Mo Lean haB been duly appointed administra tor of tbe estato of Marllda MuLoan de ceased, by tbe Connty Conrt of Lane Conuty, Oregou, and all persons having claims against said eBtato are notiflod to ( present the same with proper vouchors to I aaid administrator at the law offoe of L. Bilyen, in Engene, Oregon, within six months from the date of thia notice. Dated July 8tb, 1901. G. N. HoLs-iN, Administrator ol said Estate. L. Bu.no, Attorney. NOTICK. Notlc In hrraliY aivtm that thn uml.tmtf'ruwl S. B. Kakio, one of tho eieoutora of the w tate and Uat will and testament of John Talt. deceased, haa tiled his foaIr nation a, tuch ex ecutor with the County Court of Lane oouoty. ureifon, on trim sin tiay 01 June, iuui, and that on Monday, the 15th day of July, 11(01. at the hour of one o'clock In the afternoon of Raid day t the County Court room of the aaid Court, the Raid undersigned will make appli cation to the i Ion. H. K. Kincaid. Judite of said Court, for permiMlon to resign aa such fciecutor ana lor tne acceptance ol said resig nation. Dated this h day of Jane. B. B. Eakin, Kxeoutor. Notice to Creditors. Matter of Estate of E. B. McElroy. do-! ceaned. Notioe is hereby clven that tbe under signed have beeD duly appointed the Ex ecutors of the Estate of K. B. MoElroy, de oeased, by the Oor.nty Court of tbe State of Oregon for Liane ooanty, end have quali fied as mob fcxeoutors. All persons bar ing claims against the said estate will pre sent the same rerifled as by law required to Agnes O MoElroy at her residence at Engene, said count, within six. months from tbis date. Dated June 22, 1901. B. J.IIiWTnoftNK, W. S. MoFiDDES, tud Agues O. MuEutor, Executors of the Estate ol L, B. Mo Elroy, deceased. Administrator's Notice. Nolle is hsreir by giron that the nnder- signed bas beo daly appointed adminlstra tra de tor of the .stale of W. P. Nichols, oeased, by the Connty Conrt of I Connty, Oregon, and all persons having elsim against said estate are 'required t present the aame folly yerifled to the l dersigned administrator at the law offloe o h. Uilyeu, ol Itcgi-ns, On-gon, within sii months from the date of this notiie, Dated his 11th day of Jan., lvul. II. t. Nichoui, Administrator of said estate. L. Bilyku, Att'y. Executor' Notice, Kotice is herebr giren that the nnder signed, James Hcrirner, has been duly appointed eisontor of the estate of Andrew tkrirner, dooeaaed, bj Hie oonnty oonrt ol Laneconntr, uregon; and all persons bar inn olaims sgainat said estate are herebr notified lo present the same with the proper vouchers to tb. undersigned exeentor at the law omc of L. Bilren, in Engene, Ore- goo, wlihtn six months from lb. date ol this notice Uattd this 12b day of tngnat, 1901, JAMBrJ BCKIVNKtt, L. Biltsu, Kxeo. ol said .state, Attorney, OREGON Mill SALEM, SEPTEMBER 23-28, 1901 GREAT AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR. BIO LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Racing in the Afternoon- Latest Attraction In Now Au.H Kverv Even- tonuui Building ing, With UiHid Musk'. Beautiful Camp (.iroundg Vrtte fcJcial Kates on Cniiipuru' Ticket. Come and Briu ; Your 'amilitis. REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS- For Further rartloulais, Address M D WI5D0n, Sec, Portland. OREGON ANaUMONPACIRC TO THE EAST Tho O. R. Gives the N. Co Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, ChlcaQo and Kansas City. THfc GREAT ' KORThERN H. TO Spokane Mlnneapol s, St. Paul and Chicago.' ucean steamers leave rortlauu every S Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dully for all Wll lamettoand Columbia Kiver Points. Monthly Hteamern to CtiiuaumlJupau For lull Information oall on or ad dress nearest O. It. & N. TicKet Agent or address, A. L. CKAIU. Qen'l Passenger Agent, Portland. Ilr Your attention Is called to the PIONKKR T.TMl'PUht ..I .1.. iiimiP 1 i TI . WAUKKB k HT PAUL KATUloAU" "The only psrfect trains In tf -.s world,'"' Ton will find It dsalrahla tii rl.U m. 11, Trains when going to any point in tl.e Kastern Htates or Canada, They o.,nnsot with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Atrents sell tickets. lor further information, namnhlets. etc. asa any i icicei Agent or J W CASEY, (leiieral Aier.t TraT Pass Agent. Portland, Dre ron NOTICE TO CKEDITOltS. Notioe is hereby gWen that John 8, Montgomery has been appointed by the Connty Conrt ol Lane oonnty, state of Ore gon, esscnioroi tne last will and testament and of the estate of Cynthia Ellen Mont gomery, dooeasnd. All persons hating claims against said estato are hereby not! neu to present them with the proper ronohsrs to the undersigned at the law omoe of Harbangh v Kissinger, in Enitsne, Lane oonnty, state of Oregon, within six months Irom tbs date or this notice. Dated thia I'ith day of July, A. D. l'JOl. JOHN M, MoNTOOUEUT, Kxeontor of said Estate, UiJirAUin & KissrmiBa. Attj's (or said Estate; Notice to' Creditors. Estate of James H. Tucker, deceaiwd: Notice is hereby Wen to whom II may oonoern that lbs undersigned Elita U Ken nedy, has been by tho oouuty oonrt of Lane oonnty, Oregon, dnly appointed adminis tratrix ol the estate of James 11 Tnoker, de ceased, and all persons having olaims against said estate are hereby notified anJ required to present the ssme with the proper Touchers to said administratrix at ths law office of Thompson A Hardy lo Engena, Lane oonnty, Oregon, within aix montbs Irom the dare of this notice. Dated at Kugeue, Oregon, tbla l'Jth dr of April, I'M. ' . , , , Pr.uu O Ksskxot, Admlnistralrix of tbs estate ol James Tncker, deceased, TBoHraoa & Hasnr, Attorneys for eslate. Central Market, I Watkins 4 Mir PROPRIETOHS! Willksep' conslantlj; on hud a Ml supply BEEF MUTTON. '.PORK and VEAU Which they will sell at t ie lowe t market prices. A Mr snare ol the ptllc patrons solinied ! TO THE FARM ERR i We will pry the highest market price im isuib, nogs aire pneep. Shop on Willamette St., iUQENE, OREGON. DellTenxt to anT put et the olty J. L. PAGE UULIK IN $,R0CE.BJLfcS Having a Large and Complete stock of Htaplennd Fnnoy Groceries bought lu the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH. I van oiler the nublio better nrima thau any other house lu Eugene. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trmna leavo .Kiifrene f Portland aud way nutlnnn nt H;(H) a m; 2:08 p m. t untttutt a m 2:UK p m 12:30 a m C;(HJ p m 7:45 p m Stm pria 8:00 a m a m 4:26 a m Hiltt a m Ar AhIiUihI Ar Hacramtiuto Ar S&u t raucinco Oden Deliver Knnnn8 CMty CliicoKu 5:45 a v U:00 a m 7Vb a m 7:46 a m U yiti a m 7;W m Lo Angeioa Kl l'ttBIt Kurt Worth City of Mexico liuitriUin Now Orleami Waatt.inxton Now Yuik 1:10 p m 0:(MI p m ti:.H0 a m U:f5 a ni 4:00 a m p m 11:42 a m 12;43 p m 70 a m 0:00 p m tltO a m 0:55 a m 4:00 ft m 6:25 p m m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist can on both trait) b. Chair can Hacra mentu to Ugtlen aud Kl Paao, aud tourlHt earn to OiIcor. , Ht Lnuin, New Orleans aud WaHhinaton, Couuoi'tiiiK at San 'Fran clioo with several iteainnhip Hnea for Honolulu, Japan. China, Pliillipinea, Central ftod tioutii America. See Mr L Q AdalraKent at.Eugene or ftddroa 0 H MARKHAM, UP A, Portland.Or Gap Closed The operation of through tratu be tween Han KronoUoo and 1am An (fele, vlaburf and UanU Barbara, will ben in on Sunday,, March 31, 1901 ....ON THEiNEW.... COAST LI N E... Two Through Tralni Dally, The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal eatly In the morning equip . ped wlh eleiiant cafe and parhr cant, will make daylight trips through the moat piotureequo, varied and enter tainlnK, scuoee on the oontinentMJ Inquire of agenta'of the f , p louthem 'acific. GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Line TO . f ST. PAUL, DULUTH, HllHEAPOLiS, CHICAGO An all points East. Tar.uth Pslae. and T.urlst St....rs, Dl.lng s.4 euR.t am.klMg LlSr.ry C.rs. DAILYTRA1NB. FA8TTfMB. bEUVlCKAMlHCKNKltY UMKCjUALE Tlrkets to.poInU East rls Portland and the GKKAT NtlKTII KUN HY.,onaale at Booth m i'acirie leit lirket t)itoe, Engsue, ot OHKATNOKTHEKN Ticket Office 122 TRIRD STREET1 PORTLAND, For Kates, Folders and full Informatics udins,Uaavsrl'rip, call on or addnss, ABO DKMSTON Ticket Agent, I'oMhuid, Orscoa. , v