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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard I'liW'tl my esnlnol tin week, Buo diva eiopled Addreu l omirunlcatlon ,t ui-.lte all remittance, payable to tbe fc.:om (iCAHD, 1' j'eae, ( 'legoo suasuuipnoN bate? DAI LTt Dslt.-erea by carrier, per week I IS lelierej by Mirier per month Ii t'.y mill one year I u ady.uoe) 0 Hi- mouth. 8 j9 One month ' K:OKlocniiri. u5 WCKLt. ' y Bil month. 1)U AdvertUiog rtei made known on appltca- I'or. KoWed ma eMond-rl," ugene, Oregon, poetollioe. matMr t h. TUB KAflTKHN OFFICES -Of the liap.rareatJSO to 231 Temple Court, New tforlt Uity.eml U B Kiprem JIld. IS! Wi h r ;Um tu, Chicago, 111., K KATi AdrertU p ; A ;ency In oharge.'. CAMi'BELL BUOH PubliBherB o 9 ioji j2 ia fiF 15. TO 17l 18 19 2b" ar 22. 2J 2 25 2627 28 29 30 c d&Jco-1 CP j eg BATURDAY - BEfTEMBER 21 BRYAN'S TRIBUTE. Lincoln, Neb. Sup 19. W J Bryan was tbe prlno pul speaker at the memorial exeroitea la Lincoln Auditorium tonight. lie said in part: "It is notBtrange tbat tbe people bow ua ono man over tbe bier of the Plimtrious fellow-oUissen not Btrf ate that the solemn stillness is brokon only by tbe ohrnge ot tbe saorr 1 hymns which be was wont to Bint not strange that all hearts turn iu sympathy ti the husband', lens boino at (Janton. "The I'resident's position made Mm a part of the life of all his ojuntrymen, and the oiroums'inces which attended his taking off added indignation t grief indication that even one murderous heart could be found la all tin land, and giinf tl'ft the wiokod purpose of that heart should have 1 leu oon sumuiat' 1 against one so gentle in Bpirit and bo kind iu word I nd doei. "This is noltber tho time nor place for a disoussUin of remedies for anarchy, It can have uo do fonders in the Uuitii I Slatjs; it :i harmful, even wheu no violence is advocated, for it la thoduty of every citizen of the Republic to strive to make this Government porfeol in every detail, and this purpose is not only weakoued, but entirely destroyed by lue iluutrine that all governments are had ami should be overthrown." Mr Bryan 8i'd uo one appreoi ati 1 more lhau hu the prwate cbarao'ir and publlo Virtue of William MoKinley. Ha refurrtd fcalingly 1 1 llii dealli-l 1 Bceues at BuflaUi, and the Christian toi Ttnde d'unlayeil. His blameless life, a proaauaoie maimer, ana generous Conduct were pioturml. CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS., This has I 'in a century of wonderful development, or more properly speaking the latter be If century. Take farming conditions In 1800, the farmer used the Dickie, the scythe and the flail. His plow wan made nf wutd.coverf J with a thin rihrnt ofii.ui. Sesde were eoatterr 1 by baud, und the hi 3 did the cultivating. Grain was gathered by hand threshed on the floor during tbe winhr season, and crushed between a b' km pontile lnt j 0 ur or ground iu the iiuiu boriug flour mill. The mower, reaj -r and self-binder were un Jcnown. Tbe difference bet won tbe conditions on the larm In lfX) nd those of 1900 can be boat n preened In the following quoiition lrom the Year Book of Agriculture of the United States for 1S97: "When far ueri reaprd their wheat with sickles and bound the Btraw by hand, hauled the sheave to the barn and thrtsbe l tbe grain With flvls, those open! 'oua, ap-1 plied to one bushel of wheat, re quired the labor of one man 160 minutes, whereas this work is now done by the use of a combined reaper and thresher operated by steam, with four minutes of human labor." WARNING AGAINST MOB RULE. Bloomi.vgton, 111, Sept 20. Speaking at the McKinley mem orial exeroises here, Former Vice President Stevenson said: "It avails little to hurl denuncia tion against the head of this as sassin. Within a few days at most be will, under the forms of law, suffer tbe death penalty for his crime. It is but cheap courage at best, whether from the streets or from tbe pulpit, for any man to declare that had he boen present he gladly would have been the avenger. Such teaching is a menace to the well-being of sooiety. It may be tbat tbe temptation is often great to take the law into our hands. But let it not be forgotten that by so doing we weaken the bonds of so ciety. Mob rulo is destructive of u.'I government." The Yukon country is a great gold producer. Three million dol lars were shipped out in August. The shipments for the three months unding AuguBt 31st were a little over eighteen millions. Central and Northern New York had a heavy froat Thursday night, ice forming nn shallow water. We (;ot rain. A Shocking Calamity "Lately befell a railroad laborer," writes Or A Kellett, ot Willlfurd. Ark, "His foot was badly oruslied, but Oucklen's Arnica Halve quickly cured bim. It's simply wonderful for Burns Bolls, Piles and all skin eruptions. It's the world's oliaiuplon healer. Cure guaranteed. 25o. Hold by W L DeLano City Lots. Ton city lots 100x00 for sale for (200 eaoti. No uiouoy need be paid down, provided purchaser will build house upon lot. After house Is built then lot can be paid for In Installments. Lot i are covered with large bearing fruit trees. Inquire P O Box 818. Residence For Sale, My resilience on the north side of Firm street, between Waihlngtou and Jellersou streets, la for sale. For terms apply to B b Dome. Ueo A Dokhis. Better or the blood Then Sarsaparllla For those living In the Malaria dlutrlote. Qrove's TiiBtoless Chill Toulo. OASTOTIXA. Bear, tho ) l118 KM V"" HavsAlwajS tlw m2U 8lgutai or Builders' hardware nf all kinds, both good and cueap, at r u Uliamuers'. None better than the Continental Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe, agout. Bedsteads $1.60 woven wlro matresB $1.60. Top matroBBCH fi!.00 at Day & Homtcreon's. . B O, Hohultze, Dupout, Klflelte, Na tlve Hon, In Leader, Hepeator, Bmoke less or High Base shells at BD I'alue fc Co's. 00 bloyoles sold at the Crescent e.geuoy this year. A good thing, and they are appreciated most ou an outing or hard trip, iou never have to lead them In, The Crescent stands up, Bee them at F L Chambers'. LOOKING BACH To tltc tiiiie when she was pi ticket! from the very rnsp of death, the nntuml im pulse of the womanly heart is thiuikl'ul. lies lor uic means which mi veil her, aim ft iieaire to help other women in like caw. Those are the motives which immipua Mrs. Hva ltimiett to write the uccotiinnnyiiiK testi monial to the curative r ver of lr. Tierce's l-ayorite Prescription. T'ii is only one cure out of thou wn Is, No one wuuKl dare say that the nvernge womn i was not as tmtl ,'ul ns ahe is i;ixti. Ami it is the truthf' I tf itiunmy of the r ; :a; e woman that " Tavuiite lre- acripttun" cures womanly diseases when all other it . :i.s and metli cntii alwolutflv h . It estali- I.: . 'A tvitl.uitv, vit the (h.iM! which weaken women. IwMs infljitttni..t''on ami ulceration anil cm s fcmrtlc we.ikne;. It trantpiiluea the nerves, icstores the pjctite and induces rettcsltiu sleep. " I hnvr Intrmlnl for iome Hrrtf to write to Mr. Km tliirnrtt of knrllviu to I l y , ntl gtvr trtimonUl itt mt mt to i - 1 :-'-u-itr hMtlniif tic m. My Iviliy "' " j "lv lS.), niui I h.ttl Ciiirlt'chlltft, 4i J i.. .'. .tUr it.HH fr tn Kmt wrfki I w t n ittTAitl'iil txtn.mkMi ml haJ f the l-.t vtutiof thr titr. A'ter rrvtiuoy Urvn t'.nne und I hml Win itivrn to xt l nWnt Mir hittvtntt lo ift mc it Nltlr u( (r Vv jvt I'RVoiilr Cinsx-iiiHl m. He hrt no faith 1h tt tmt Rt it. nj mhtn I hrt.l tnkn tt two wwk 1 w,ti iblr to w.ili. to th ilititiiK fvmtn to ttiv nirl.ml t-y thr Cmc I ha.l UWctt thf ! :!; 1 B-.ic (,t cik ( r mv familr of I - t tt"Vr i'Tij lit. I'iri ( ami hu nmltotit I . i' n c's rieastt'ir "ellcts cute UU WTO BY EDWARD F. YOUNGER. Earl Greenlee had gone about for several days bowed down with the weight of a great Bceret. Ills vlgllunt little wife had exhauated her bountiful store of expedients In trying to dis cover the mystery. Cajolery, threats, wheedling, expostulation, argument, all the Intricate wiles employed by skillful women to get at the Inner thoughts of her lord and master, were brought Into play without avail. Klnnlly she became desperate, and to mollify her Greenlee Intimated that he was planning a Joyous surprise for her. Ho let fall the hint that be bad been on the right side of the stocks In a recent deal nnd "wlfey" was going to reap the benefit. Beyond this he would not utter a word. At last he announced with a grand flourish that his surprise was ripe. Without going Into any details he would simply suggest that any one who was Interested might have his or her curiosity satisfied by securing a position at the front windows at or about 2 o'clock that nfternoon. Then ho hastened away, deHplto the almost angry protests of "wlfey" that he cer tainly should tell her in advance of the others. Hut Greenlee was obdurate. "The surprise Is for you, dearie," he said, "and I want It to be complete. I sbi.ll look for you nt the front window up stairs about 2 o'clock, and when you see what it Is you will forgive me for not telling you and spoiling it all." As soon ns ho had departed all tho women In tho house Immediately went into executlvo session for tho four hundredth tlmo since they had first noticed symptoms of Greenlee's secret. All of tho old straw was vigorously thrashed over, but they were finally forced to give up the problem, Just as they had done before. Then Mrs. Greenlee went up stairs and indulged In a spiteful little cry all by her lone some. After this she bathed her eyes, put on her best clothes, eradicated the tear stains with plentiful dnbs of pow der, and hunted up the other women to sec if any of them had evolved a working Idea, but they wero still groping In the dark. Meanwhile the day wore on and 2 o'clock was approaching. The resi dents of the house lined up at tho win dows after much sparring for the best positions. The little ormolu clock chimed tho hour of 2, and five pairs of eyes searched the avenue up and down, hut thero was no traco of Earl Green lee and his monstrous "surprise." Occasionally some one would go to tho street door and peer through tho mazo of vehicles aud individuals thronging tho avenue, aud it was even suggested that opera glasses might be used to ad vantage. Then the clock struck tho hour of 8. "Dear me I" said Mrs. Greenlee, bouncing to her feet "I had nn engage ment Tvlth tho church committee of which I am chairman at 8 o'clock. It will never do to miss It, and I'm going, surprise or no surprise. I have already waited an hour for Mr. Greenlee, nnd now he cnu wait an hour for mo. TIo my face veil, please; I'm In a dreadful hurry. Kear mc! I was never Into In my lifo before, and It's all on account of Earl Greenlee and his exasperating mystery." Ten minutes later sho was whirling down tho nvcuuo in a enh she had hailed at the comer, busily engaged lu framing a suitable excuse for her tardi ness, when the cab slowed up. "What Is the matter, cabman? I told you to drive rapidly. You must not stop until wo reach the church." "Had to stop, mem; tliero's Borne thln doln ahead of us here, and my horse la akeart Mrs. Greculco opened tho cab door and peered out. Then sho stepped out. Just ahead of them, careening from ono side of tho nrenuo to the other, butting sidewalks and lampposts, madly charging the curbing, roaring, hissing and snorting, wns an automo bile. Finally the unruly machine gnvo ono triumphant lunge, vainly tried to climb up the solid stotio wall of n club house and fell back, broken nnd help less, a mass of twisted steel and pungent gasoline. Then tho wreck of a man pried him self looso from the smoking debris and Hopped down on tho edge of the side walk, where he sworo softly nnd scraped tho oil from what remained of his garments. "Denr me! I wonder If tho man Is hadly hurt?" said Mrs. Greenlee as she adjusted her hellotropo toque aud waited over to where ho was sitting, Tho man looked up. Smudges of dU8t and oil, streaks of gasoline, traces of blood aud shreds ot clothing adorned his countenance. "Merciful heavens Earl Greenlee!' screamed his wife, throwing her hands into the ilr and threatening to collapse. "That's all right, dearie; I'm not hurt." Then he slowly nud painfully arose and surveyed the wreckage be side him. "I ordered this automobile throe weeks ngo meant to give it to you guess 1 have not had tlmo to learn It yet, but I Intended to surprlso you." "Well, welll" said little Mrs, Green lee, panting with excitement and wringing her hands. "Well, you've cer tainly surprised me. Yes, you've been even more successful than that you've shocked me. Now, get right Into this eati and let me hurry you home before t iy of our friends see you." The church couuulttea fretted and stewed nnd conjectured, but the able chairman did not come. The oilier residents or the Greenlee house kept ceaseless ic!l at the front windows, but they were disappointed, for his wife sneuUed htm In the hack way. rhleairo Uiv-ord Herald. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. OtHeasrd ltei teoe-Flrmeunt Oregon. ilktira ntntl.l .t . 1. a.. .1 ...1.1 . . ..,., nut i . iiourji coirr. Injunction (ttrcD in doubl entry. Adjustment of lulrkt and luu-lrtd scwunti ujrn itnuilnes and ndr hldrecwed ss atvvs ft mi usif MVUi nttvutioa. Don't Rub It In. Att ALL ?iZr,m ACHES AND PAINS LOOK ALIKE TO Scotd&emedy T:i.r; : re :. ur food reasons why every ho. ieho d s'ouU us: this remedy: l"lit It pen.'ir.itt-s quicker and deeper ihan any kuowa rLM:..(Jy. Becoml It rinuves pain und coreness at uncc, ind x. 'it not t-oil tT tlisculor the kln or f.:.i...nw". Third it com i. no chloroform, ethr, ammonia, ciiijicum or Iodine and i3 not volatile. Fourth H.-.-nH.-e It Is the only safe, quick ami hAiiaU-sa n-medy found on the murki-t. Bold by all drugglata at W cer.ta. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Vnlrn Aiiency 6A.N FRANCISCO Sold y Linn Drug Co Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the boobs of smell and completely deraie the whole system wheu entering It through tbe mucous surfaces, rjucb articles should never be u-td except ou prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as tbe damage they Till do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheuey & Co, Toledo, O, contains ne mercury, aud Is taken internally, acting direuliy upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces o( the system. Iu buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get I lie gemiiue. It Is taken Internally, aud made iu Tole do, Ohio, by F J Cheney & Uo, Testi monials free. Sold by druggist", price 75o per Dot tle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Death Stood Off. E B Monday, a lawyer of Henrietta, Tex, once tooled a grave-digger. He Bays: "My brother was very low with yellow fever and Jaundice. I per Buaded bim to try Klectrio Bitters, and be was soon mueb better, but con tinued their ubs until he was wholly cured. I am sure Eleolrio Bitters saved bis life." This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs aud purities the blood; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidney aud bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kludey troubles, female complaints; gives per fect health. Only 50d at W L De Lano'a drug store. Help Wanted. Manager wanted in every large county to appoint agents for the fa mous "Gameo' Bkill" niokel slot ma chine for drinks or cigars; lawful everywhere, takes place of all forbid den Blot maohln-i. R'ntedorsold on easy pavi: ' it- it u- terr'.Jory quiok. J' 1 ii, r Jill Inra Table Wcilrs, Cuicego, Id. Tho Beit Prescription tor flalarla, Chills and Fever Is a bottle G rove'. Tabtklkss Chili. Tokio. It Is simply Iron and quinine lu a tasteless form No cure uo pay. Price 60o. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ills Kind You Have Always Bought KtttorelVITSI.il '.OST V.oC Cures Impotency, Night Emiss io wastinrf diseases, all elTects c- , 3fi abuse, cr excess ard i-i cretion. Aiieretontoni blood builder. Brines ti. pV pink plow lo palecheekr , C restores the nre of you ( By mat! BOc per hex; (5 box ior i,.a.rtt); tvir' j written fcimra. too to cure refund tho uiouc, NtRVl f A MEDICAL CO. CI'nU'nA JacU-n ts., CHICAGO, Iu For Hale by Linn Drug Co LANE GOOHTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Iit.Mlth.d In 1881. Oldait Sank ia IK County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms A. O. HOVEY, President I. . f. HU LIN, Cashier. II. H. HOVEY. Awl (Vl.inr. EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash M - $50,000 Surplus . . 5,000 OtNIRIl NKINOJ UtlNIK TRANS. aotkd on ravopuaic tismi, Pratu imhmi on tho principal cltlra ot thi I nuM nut,', ami furvlKn ronntrltw. Inlinl Ili.wi.,l on lmn,1 t'ortlficalo ot llH).lt when ivlt rialoti irlod. v uim'iioui rvyiTt our prompt attention. CUy and t'ouoty Vlarraiiu nought. W I. IKOVia. 0. PISt. PMlWont. Ylo P-MIOOn' '.. osouh".. w. w. bo Caitlir. at.: Cllkwi QUEER WHEELS on the market aud called high grade too. Those who are satis fied with such have not high grade in telligence. Perfect wheels, aud that means perfect in every particular-are uennei scarce nor high priced. We have them, bell at moderate fieures. too. Drop these SNELL bicycles, $25. " i,.r familiar, but were never ueiuio Barker Gun SMOKE. BflflQUET. High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufactureri BLUE EIVEH CITY. The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Cent er o Western Oregon Lots are Now on Sale. Riiir NJrfcwr If you want a beautiful Bummer home with 'all the Arirantfioait nf&,.ltv , in attandatit; if you want to make an investment that will pay mainfulil y; if you want to be lu the swim in the great Blue River Mining Boom, that fa to come, buy lota now in Blue Kiver City. For a period of Fifteen Days Only BLUR RIVFP r.ITV- olilonarlz m,nin ji.i7i im V, " Blue River, and is in the tract of the rich 25 Etod aid dJ .Vatl. hlIiH1U?.liBVeWt,c,h i8 m, the ,vcree of 0 "ltanti.l borm. It has rulnTotntlnten'iin fXJh k" " d Special. R-iU W'J IVSOT1 & fi! mrnik of menstruation." They nro tlFIifsAVPR? h ''ainf becomes pTee."Fl.OOqpilllM by drugeLsts. DR. Mott-s 7nTi5,,T,.Yr VIA1I". Sold ForSale by Linn FIRST- National Bank Of Furjeno. Pld up Cash Capital S60 OOO Surplus ii . $60,000 Euoene, Oregon. A ilT BANKING BUSINESS r ,. 00 "W'n'le term. Sinh 1 I ,? 1 Mc' " l""ciwrnd Port- Bill, ,,chanSe sold on Unign conntriea. vtfgZS"' ra TtQ HnmM Preiiiilent, S B Kaam, Vice trmMent P. E. S:ttiiQsaas, t'al,ier. L. H. Pottih Asubtant. Notice To Creditors. NotiM iii btbj giTPii that Angeline Holl and L. K. Skipworth hare bMii, bv the (.onnty Conn of L.ne County, O-egoD appointtd eiec-utor, ol the last will atd lt.tami.nl Mid ntat, of rnel D. Holt d-.e,l, and all peron, haviro claim, .k.in,ttl.,t.:.ol lb,. ah! dece . hereby nottart to rrwnt Ibe MmTdntJ ,nl at tbe l.w ofiioeol E. H. SKvLJ fr.nu th. da , ol thi. nonce. 0I"h" Dated, hugene, Orrgoo, July Ji iWI As iaumi Ho t, E. K Slll'WOKTB, EiecutordfoMaaslate. in some time ana iook tu 1 1 1 A. Many of the names are nf tiiaoi nirnrflfl. notcu u -t, Works, 9th Street, Eugene, Or 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to ueoure hltf!. grade wiiPB and litiiorn, to got the best and purest at low prices. You caa always find the very uhoicent vin tagee in clarets, Burgundies, Khine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the best tnblo wines, with the best Doquetunu nnest navora, as well an choice old whiskies, ale, porter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. To Make a Long Story Short these warmdajB we will Dot tell you of the beauty or fine finish "f our laundry work, but just remind you that when you want that deli cate colored neglige laundered that we will do it just like new without injury to color or fabric. Our work on linen collars aud ouffa Weill 'nuff Baid! Eugene Laundry Co you soon ! beautifully located on the banks of the far -r for .building S. C SPARKS. Blue Itiver City, Oregon, 3 1 Deiis, irrcg-ulanty End fe.DL7 omissious, increase vin vuauvilu l0velan(( (J( Druq Cn Notice to Creditors. claim, against safd fSubZ 1 P"M.D' ,he s with the Drooe': 00nhTnoHeehm8,Im0Uh8 "oni S uated July 27, 1901: Canadian Pacific $60 OO To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and ,tturn ImiUSOday,. Tickets on sale jgl and 3rd June y8,comniencing T v lrticuUr. a,,, ly to U. lUKlT.i,,,, P. J. C Yl E. M Third Street,' A. t Urn IV. Ait '""'".Or J MtLLUMa, TOHmT.Uw BILYiilJ, ATT01tNEY.AT.Uw OaKa-OvarFiratNationju OWOODCOUK, ATTflfi NE Y-ATLi Offlce-Owhalfblockaoutholrw It SKirwoETH. MTORNEY.AT.UW WU1 practice in all the Courts HKLMDS W THOMP80H (JIHOMPSON 4 HAEDY, ATTORNEYS.AT.Uw OHioe-Iii First National Bank nl Praotice m all the courts. B,t. Eoamji, Objoo,, M TKAVIS, Attorney-At-L,,, Offloe-Over Eugene Loan'ta. JJ ARB A ATJGH4JC ISSINGES AITORNEYS-AT-LAW Office Room 3 McCluiig BuUdisg, Eoasjii, Obkkij, Q.BO, B DORRIS, A 1'1'ORNEY & COUNSRt.,,.! of thestltl ' Mfi Speoial attention given to oollectfaa . Office 1 irst Nations Bank Blik Rooms 1. 2 and 3, MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND BirtMIM OffinA Oval Wlllrino.l. I ;'.. 1 Office Hours 9 to 12 a mj i to 5u4;J 9 pm. . . Residence Ferry street bttwm 114,1 jpAINE ft KTJTKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEOK Officoa In Eugene Loan & Sarbjiair Special attention to surgery and iwgialfct eaaesoi women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clockfl'Repalred. Ecozni, Onioos yll G BIDDLE, DENTIST Office-On OUre street, bstweeo RMaii Slth street one blj wjjt of Miiuul hotel U D. SMITH, D. 0. MI33 A.ll ailti.1) I OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Eugene Loan it Savings Bank baildinf. Office hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 4:30. evening hours by appointment, calls attended to day or night, - J-JEEBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METAUUE6S EOOEMB OWt Best equipped Assay Laboratory In t t Prompt and reliable returns gnarMW. I Working teats made on ore samplM ""l fifty pounds to determine the molt ml metnod ot treatment. ""HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFI. LIFE AND ACCIDENTFOUCS I A . T n . ..nu Han Art. J. M. Williams. ' PortluJ, Mil Eip T N SEGAR. Proprietor Strictly first claw. New management. tj. a, ,r Hit. tST Headquarters 'for C'oniniercitl M Eugene hmW AT NEW mili. rOOT Or LAWRENCC STRl" APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES WASHINGTON rrrAD culWrtLES. FULL ASSORTMENi OF LUMBER EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE L.INE. E. BANGS, Proprietor- u.n. i,... vmmie for Flo" Daily except dundsy t8mI,w Returning statie le for Eugeae daily exoept euDdr n m Saturday! at 8 a m. , uuW Arrlv4 InEufrer.al IpnitM"' following. INOLirARR ROt Nil TRIP ."unn M' Tloket. lor aJe .1 n" " ' ni l" iin.. or at Unnt X Utn'P' rloreao,.