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i's. Imitations iiml i.
All
Exi
lut:
M'l'lillC
lists a
" - '"'"'ft. illCJ DUE
.nit telle wit), am! r-,,,p.i r, - h.-alth of
hildrca-Espcrt ..co ajraU. lperiment.
Wb.t i3 CASTORIA
rnilrss substitute tor Castor 0:1, Par.
.1 Sootliiiisr Syrup.s. It is l'k-nsnut. 16
i- Opium, Morphino nor t!iir Xaieotio
. nso is i:s giiunuitt-o. It ilcsiioys Worms
voiisliiiess. It euros Di.uilHca ami Wind
ves Teething Troubles, v.,Vs Constipation
. It assimilate the Fn.l. i-...r,,t, ,i,.
Iforlc, 1 ,
contains io.::
ubstuiii .'. -
and nil-. s j'v
C-':-. 5i .-..5k
j'.U'i Fliiiuleiii
fifomiicli anil
0.'lie Childrcii
bowels, giviii"
's l'uuacen The
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
. A? Hears thG Signature of
The Kind. You Have Always Bouglit
In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
' THCC.MT.UH COUMNV. TT MU...V ameer. MCWVO.a Crrv.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
Offiopand Rff eii' Fairmouot, Oregon.
Book opened,
Bookioimverteri from sin li to d-.uMe -ntry.
Adjustment of intricate ami in velvet I auooun 4
Eugene inquiries and order addressed as above
will 'r Fr"lllll bhhiu kiii.
The Hoffmaq
. 0 2FIGLf.PRorRtT
fUND-Y DivNEH 50c
v . o o
Centra! Market,
PROPRIETORS
co nstantly on hand 3 lull supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowe i
market prioos.
i fcriare ol tie psmic patron; soiif-ites
I TO THE FARMERB.
Vft will pey the highest market prltv
far Fat Cattle, Hogg and Hlucp.
Shop on Willamette St.,
4U6ENE, OREGON,
y," Delivered to. nv part (ftleclty
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LiINE.
i E. BANGS, Proprietor
Htmge leaves Euireiie for Florence
Dally except dnuiiay at 6 a m
Btamiug place leaves Flnreni
fcr Bugetie daily exnept Sundays at
pa
Saturdays at 8 a m
Arrives in hiiKene at 1 p m the day
following.
INOLtFARR 5
aoCND TRIP .
Tlo.etl (or Hale mt V. BAnv,' llrer. itahlo,
an.lH or l durj iL Uttrtmimrt o.uct
FOB (JALB I'HBaP. A uornplete
printing oinhi, picludini; Wa-lilngton
. hand pres, body and display type, etc,
aufflotent for conrtucilnir a "-enlunin
' newspaper. For particulars address J
FAruis, EotHiie, O'-.gon,
NOTICE Cf IINAL StrfLtMLN r.
Cstats of Abrnm I.an.t , d'-cfw-A
Kotica ( her. by uivcn tint tl:e nr-1. r-i .-n.il
a4aiai.4tratur Ls tilnl ip t!:e ("nnnry Cur i
fot Lanoonnlr, Oregon. Lis rl.i.1 h.-conntj
la tha iD4tir of sai.i .ntit.-; .n l tint '
Moult... ih.. 'in!
y W k ror of one o'cl'-ck in ine nf - rr -on u(
uj nn u-c'i tiv mi -o .r: it
krin of nr.x and all oljcti m to hi id
ewranl i.Dd f-r lb' iiuiil ptt-i-ltii:-ut of sa i
Dated Oct 1, l'.01.
U. M Dat.
Administrator oi eaui
L. Biltic k tj.
Adminis.rator's Notice.
HuHcw ia hereby tiTen tint tha nnlr
ignsd has been dnly appointed aiti'iimlia
torotthe fatal ol Yi . P Nirbo!' de
, by th CoanlT Tonrt o( Ln
Coaatv, Orescn. anl all pet-i n biv.ui
tan salDat .aid . .Ulr are return) I
prea.nl ibe same folly r.nnf.1 tr. th. no
dar.ijoed nimiM iralor al ibe law i ff. i
Is. bllyeo. ol r'cg re. Orison. shLiu an
oniba Imm th. data ot thi. nolle
Dated hn lsth day o( Jun-. uoi
.... 14 ' '!- 'M.
AJmiLiatraior of said ea:ate.
Ji, Bo.no, An y.
:--j
r,
'l --o,-'
a iias lieeu
has I.;,;i.
;,'ii;ttnro of
s mint,!., ..,!,.,. i.i ,..
liealthy mid natural sleep,
Jlotln-r's Friend.
LLAv.SiFIEQ 01 la
Notice tinder thi inrwl rnt to exceed five
torn, .V- cents iter week: 1 5il a mt.th 12
pr year.
CI.EhK WANTED An expirirm-d
KKicery clerk wnt-d Ht Hall & Sou's.
WOULD YOU MARRY If suited?
H -ii I 10 i-enti f..r Viu t:. ui:ir. Box
I'.irtland, Ore.
KOIt SALE Two mlj ,p,nt lots In
UniverHitv addill. n. Hii;li au.
hitinn r flic :lri.ar. I-njuire ui -Muur-
. r'" lry Hlnrrt.
M'rN WAN I E D. To cut railr. art
wi'ort. Lo ik Jnt, tine liniHT, ex
ct Pent climatu niul o nvenienl loca
tion. C.;l on or i d.1re-a PunfcHr A
K-.ivKi i d ill, Wnlf Cnch, Orinnn.
FOR SALE. A pai of heavy w.irk
Itorst'H, eft of huroesH and wagon
f'.r nule ehe'ip on reaxonaMu t.TiiiM
C tllonJF AinU, ooiner of W t
r'evnili .lid Monroe (lreeie.
WANTED. At II H Ilijjlej'e eni-
ployiiieiit iillk'e, 1S5 Morrihou street,
PuriWiiri, Ore", 1U0 girls to do house
vorl; 5o kVt's to work iu Htoren; 75
ki Ih o u-..rk in boarding liounes; 5
y r 1" v-lt t.n tHliles; lo girls to
. ti ... ..-I . K' " O.ll.'.l.
VAXTKD.-Al H II Haley's eru
pli.ytuent otllu-!, 1S5 MoriHou street,
i'ortland, Oie, 1000 railroad men
$2 25 and J 2 50 per day; 100 bucker,
$2 t doy; 60 w iiuperu, fZ per day ;
10 barker.., $2 per day ;50 teamsteis at
$33 per monlh a.id board ; 100 wood
whoppers 80c, 90o aud ii 10 per cord;
100 men to cut Hhlntie hulls, 80 aud
90 ct.
FOR HALE At H H Higley's em
ployment officii, 185 Morrison street,
Portland, Ore. f2000 will by a 28
nuim IoiIiIiik hou-e, r. tit $50; $2500
will tiuy a 83-room loilgiug boue,
rem $75; $150 will rent a furnished
hotel; $275 will buy a good restau
rant, rent $12; $80 will buy a luncb
couuti r; $500 will buy a wood saw
machine.
V ANTED Hrveral l rmn of char
acter aud gof.d reputatiou in each
date (one lu this county required) lo
leprecent and advertise old establish
ed we-tlthy buelues housu of solid
fin .ncitil sta.nling. Salary $18.00
weekly with expenses adittonai, all
payable ill ca-h' each Wtdutaday
dlttci fruit head nfllces Hone and
ranniKe forui-bed, when ncesary.
References, Eucloee self-addrei-sed
envelope. Muiianer, 3.6 Caxlon
Bud i.ng, CbicoKO.
"A iadp worm r Itlil.!! f"l lonjr at
lei-t . 'irn- 'ii t:.- - r n.v laK : tw.j
CAS'"AKKT. Ihl. lamnjtr I.m ci.u mr
ba.l b.'.'.llti T'.r th" p:m tiir- o ve;.rs 1 Rin .till
t'tliil.f i:r..r. ts. 11.' o! -v calLr.rtiC KorlLy Of
Doi.ca tjy lr ' , , mM
tilo. V. llowi.ES. Bjlrd. Miss.
P'aanv riA'i... ( -ot Tat 0v-1 Do
Go-.-tl. N.-t.t m- t. Wr. n tr r i- tr. 2jC, jUC
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
ftfrritPt I ... ftfi. TtJ i
I tIKi
ASTOIITA.
t'xn I'm
&Datars
S
,r, k J r. f- " Mi
1ALAKIA CAOfcS BIIJOLSNtSS
Urnv-'i Tas:e.ew t'hiii Tonic temovea
Uit cau.
"Tape
ySX CANDY J
J 0 CATHARTIC
SAGE ADVICE OF A FATHER,
Conaa.l That All YoaiiK len Filler
lav UualtM-aa !.liauld lleod.
"My So-i." sa d tbe fond l ut wise
parent, "yoil are leavl::g li!i to j;j out
Into tue w. I La.- tiLitlun,; to s vc
you but advice. Never tell a He. If y,.e
wish to put one in circulation, p-t it
published. A lie caniut live, but It
tiik.n uiie a blamed long time in fade
out of prim.
"Always read your contract. A man
tniclit consider be was gettina a sine
TOiv If be were offered a position pick
ing blossoms off a century plaut; but,
you iv, he wouldn't have a remunera
tive. oeeua:ion If be were paid on
piecework.
"lie not overcrltlc.il. Even the most
ordinary sort of a genius can tell when
tho other fellow is making a fool of
himself.
"Remember that the yonng man. like
the angler's worm, is rather better for
being visibly alive.
"lie careful in the choice of your sur
roundings. Knvlronuiont will do a great
deal for a man. For example. Hour and
water lu a china Jug Is cream sauce: In
n pail on the sidewalk It Is billstlcker s
paste.
"Pon't forget that there's a time ror
everything and that everything should
lie done In Its proper time. Never hunt
for bargains In umbrellas on a raiuv
day.
"You may inake enemies. If you
know who they are, don't mention
them. Silence Is golden. It saves the
money that might otherwise be spent
In defending a libel suit. If you don't
know who they are abuse lav
ished on a concealed enemy Is like char
My Indiscriminately bestowed. It's a
good thing wasted." New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
BEWILDERED SHOPPERS.
Jupuneae Tensiiitta Who Are Kept
1'rnt-k of hy Laliela.
When the Japanese peasnnts get
themselves up for n pilgrimage to a
city for the purpose of laying In a stock
of llnery, they present the quaintest ap
pearance Imaginable. The women gen
erally tuck up their petticoats well
above their knees, ellher leaving the
legs bare or else swathing them In
white bandages which form a kind of
leggiugs. Their hair Is done In the usu
al elaborate Japanese style, and gener
ally an artlliclal tlower Is stuck In at
the top. It does look comic to see the
wizened face of an old woman with n
large red nose hobnobbing over It. And
this floral decoration is not conllucd to
the women. When you meet a party of
pilgrims, you often see the old men also
with a tlower stuck ooquottishly above
the en r.
At Nagano It appears that many of
the pour old dears from the country get
so bewildered by Ihe magnificence of
the places ibey go to aud ihe distrac
tions or shopping that they unite lose
their heads aud consequently their
way. So tile ever thoughtful Japanese
police have Insisted Hint every party of
pilgrims is lo have n distinguishing
badge. At Nagano It was the common
est tiling possible to see some ancient
dame rushing about wailing: "Where is
my party'; Where Is the purple Iris
party?" or "Where Is the yellow towel
round the neck party?" And then she
would be told that "yellow towel round
tho neck party" was on Its way to the
station or lhal the "purple Irises" were
still f.iylng their prayers In the temple.
Kansas City Star. .
Tvi-ii llnla lime Their ll.ea.
Life's monotonies nre a blessing, and
not lu disguise, for they contribute di
rectly lo longevity, health and happi
ness. The long lived man Is not the
adventurer. Hie explorer, the plunger,
the man who has worries, but lie who
takes the world as he finds It and slips
along through life with as little friction
as possible forms easy going habits,
sticks to i In in iiiid cares not one straw
for the opinions of men who say that
he Is In a nit. He Is healthy because
he has oneo of mind and regularity of
life; lie Is happy because he is liealthy
aud In a good. Binooth. comfortable rut.
which be prefers to the macadam on
the sides of the road. Coldsmlth's pas
tor, who had spiritual charge of the de
serted village, who ne'er bad changed
nor wished lo change bis place. Is an
excellent example of the tmin who
makes the most possible out of the mo
Dotonles of llfe.-Su Ixiuls lilobe-Dem-ocrat-
I
Praianf Coatamea In Ireland.
A certain number of peasants In the
wilder and remoter districts of Ireland
still wear something like a national
costume. About Lough Mask plenty of
the lasses are to be seen In picturesque
red petticoats that artists loved to
bring Into their sketches of Irish life.
A sprinkling of the old hli.-h hats may
be seen. The older fishermen wear
them, tint the younger school slum such
antiquated headgear, as the Kngilsh
peasant of today does the smock frock.
Ixindou F.xprcHS.
XVut r.
The mvan t n hnpc spring, contnln
trig not only unit, but muny other ni In
fra Ih. In puliation. Tho l)vn wn is
ctmnreil with mirli rlernrntu almost to
patunitlon Only distilled water In pure.
By distillation M-a water Itself Ib ren
dered drinkable, though not pleasant.
In !) of Old.
"TIjp old idia." mm tho lecturer,
"was an eye for an ye, a tooth for a
toot h."'
"Ye." conr-iu ! otm? of h'l hcnrpTH.
'and there v.-ere wo pi;nU'sc di tnists In
ttH.se ;.;,' a t;i i.'T." iietruit Free I'itss.
Tlerc r..v i at M-4.j.ie v. l,o w.H not
al.e i dare do ntijtlilnc i-Tfept A
dare t iru to ttk. Atctiivjii (..loin-.
Ttje fjrrt4
tie an 1 vr. s j
?r corn tm r,-
s'ortli Anieriea lit v:i:
'eed tlionf of ony titf.-
Pure Home Made Brandj.
For liver, kidney or p-'muaeh tw
blen, noldt laKrlrp or billou-frtri ibere
In nothing tetter than Franot' pur
brand.. A!l ordm promptly filled
with prune, appl or pr brandy at
V) nnui pr quart, or I'i.V) t if I ion.
Ordr-ra by aUge or exprifl wliaw
p'jielv hox-1. Made find aoii to cu-iirnr-n
or iy.
Kl'th tnd IMnlr t-t et. -1 j rj fir
f'rufaian riurk Fxf at lton A
Hii-t.
FreiRhiin? to H,h mm
I:i all f t prevlnut. tiUt try of
H ltt rntM, tlti-i ha iiev r lut n tt -eat.n
wbfu go nine! i mlnitu; 6Upp' - a .
fiHwl liK( Uei ihii tn;-i iba -sii-
n c (lut Hnhel. ih Nil t A I tf 'in-K-ll
tbe rail lrf lts.-u hi tl Ht-eon
diiii'tl HIM. thf fremllt ! lHVt tttfu up
lo thi Ir trn In t u.-ilrf-i-i i lentil- the
L'r.Ht t Iuttf t.f fr-tj ht Inn died hy the
reubv ;ien hd ed in i.a . mitle
neVtrtf t i te iitrn("B IlKVe b tn li
and Uiueb nuppHe- have ttiw into i Li
dlhtrttM ituoiub th'wt. w iir.g Jt.t
I'o e and lieu l'i:olier of t tie rektuUr
line r.nVH trausfortet nn tiiniipni.f
amount tf itoodn Into 'he dU riet, and
for mtne titue ph( h breu Itrthgai
out return IohiU of ire from ihe
Helena for ulnpiLent t the Selhy
8'U Ittrirg woikd. Thi httH tuaile the
biHineAt) uf freight loir nitieh mote
pntltable than formerly wht-u tbe
team hud to make tbe return empty
ilanded. Tttken till in a. I, tliettpleiid d
cO'itlttian v.t the roa-K tbe ito -d weatli
er and. the voUiue f tr-.de batnlet1.
aud It would ture!y seem that tbe
froii;bterr are havit.g a Ihui t xeamii
God's Will.
I'acltlc Monthly.
The i-ombre diaia-ries of the ulght
Are laid ar-ble
For fairer garments edged with light-
At niornluK tide.
And Winter's mantle, white und drear
With clinging rime,
Slips from the shoulders of the year
Iu Hummer tune.
So must tbe dnrkurr-s ever yield
To coming day; field
Aud drifting snowvreaihs leave the
To blossoms gay.
And shall life's sorrow and its pain
Forever !?
Shall all its los-eB bring no gain
Out of the past?
The oil i 1 1 of grief must some day glide
Into love's glow;
HbadoHs may not tm long abide
Uod wills It so.
EtINICK M l.lll'KEY.
Trip to California, n
A winter trip to Southern California
and Arizona via the famous Shasta
roato is ne never to be foigotte . K
newed acquaintance with this section
will ever develop fresh points of Inter
est and added soiiroes of enjoyment
under its sunny skies, in the variety of
intertsts aud added Industrie , lu Its
prolillo vegetation and an.ong Its num.
berlcss resorts of mountain, shore, val
ley and plain.
Two trains leave Portland dally,
morning aud evening for California.
These trams are equipped with the
most improved pattern of standard aud
tourlsl sleeping oars, ami the low rates
place the trip wlihln the reach oi all.
For Illustrated guides of California
and Arizona winter resorts, addresa
R U Mll.I.KK,
Gen Passr Agent, Portland, Or.
Hunter Kye.
Win Heusliaw bus been appointed
Eugene agent for the celebrated Hun
le' llallliiiore Rye, on ot the heal
whlskle. uiaiiufaoiured. It is oottled
by Win Lanahan & Hon, Baltimore,
Maryland.
I he flavor of Hunter Rye la concen
trated from its lllilfnmt ..iiulUu r...-lt
md age, and Is always recognized. It
ia uib nuiericau gentleman's whiskey
Convenient Rooms for Rent.
Two large ofllee or living rooms In
Ihe Conser block for rent. Inquire at
Attorney L L rjteveus' oftloe on same
floor.
Who's Your Tailor?
Ed V Price A i i mpany, of ( bicago
Up stairs room 7, next to Lane County
Bank.
J M Howg, Aenl.
better for the Blood Than 5araaparllla
For those living In the Malaria districts,
drove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo.
cj yv f- touia,
Basra the lr.8 UJ lull H.lffl Ai1H &WtM
Notice-
Kconts, Or, Oct 31, KOI.
Notioa la ben by RiTrD tbat tbe county
boafd of equalijitioo of Line ooanty will
meet in the BtHeKHoi'a oflioe in tho Conrt
IltiTifte at Eugene on Monday, November
2o. VJ01, for tho parporte of eqaHioR tbe
an-finjent rolls. All people baviug Kr"
anes will goTf rn tbuiaftlvea acoordiuulj.
I). F JJLKIOIV, ARMHicr.
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
To St Paulaii'l return,
limit GO flays. Tickets
nn salo May IXKh and
June 7th.
$86.O0
Buffalo and return,
limit 30 days. Tickets
on sale 1 Ht and 3rd
Tuesdays, commencing
June.
!Por (4rUcuUra apt ly to
Ii. If. AVI IT. Af.rl,
V Thir.j hlreeL
P.M. (Olf. 11 1, nil to, i i
" Xmml tiro 'aM AfP
VaortjTae K t.'.
iNKRYl OF KXlUXEEItf
. IT COES NOT, AS A RULE, DESERT
j THEM AFTTH AN ACCIDET.
erau c-ti,.,.-t-a tuL. Muai at ta.
lliroille Will i.I Tlmea lake Wlih.
uul lli-lnu Abu-sio ulve n Suti.rai--lorjr
Iteuauu lur Ilia Aetluu,
"I l:ive hern often s-kod why rail
nay e:.gu;M-s disregard their inli ao
t: ... - and il.e waniiug signals along Hie
line of their road." said the general su
perintendent of a railroad to a in.ui,
and I have summed It up that It Is n.i
o -a iiattuv for men to lake chau.va hi
l!i r business and thai eugiueets uie
no i xi-eption to llie general run.
"Souu'tilues they cannot give n satis
factory reason why they do so. I will
give you an authentic Instance of this
li.'ihll which made me live 10 years lu
o'l 111 in .til-S.
"I'll a road 1 as at the lime connect
ed Willi was a long trestle over a bay
several miles in length, with a draw
bridge In the center. Tile draw had
hivn opened, and as a tugboat was
passing through the bridge men heard
the rumble of a fast, heavily laden
passenger train as It strnek toe bride;.'
u mile away. Knowing that the red j
danger signals were set with the open
lug of the draw, they supposed lhal the !
engineer wouhi slow up -or stop, as
ml'.-ai bo necessary, lu-aead, lo their
constoruailon. Hie train came along at
regular swe.l. and a frightful accident
appeared Inevitable. They yelled to tho
captain of the tugboat (o go at full
speed, nud as (he bout glided through
the draw In the darkness they exerted
themselves to swing the draw Into Un
locking bolts before the train could get
to the point where the mils separated.
"The engineer, however, disregard.'.!
tin- last danger signal, a few hundred
yards from ihe draw, and catne on. Hy
a remarkable coincidence of time and
position the draw, which was of course
In minion, swung so that the rails of
the east hound track wore In Juxtaposi
tion with the west hound track, upm
which the train was running, and the
heavy engine and one of the passenger
coaches, striking the cast bound rails,
glided upon Ihe draw and stuck there,
the remaining portion of Ihe train be
ing on the west bound track, making
almost a llgure S of the coaches.
"If the draw had moved the thirtieth
part of a second faster or slower, the
east hound rails would not have been
opiK.sit,. the west bound rails at tho
very Instant that the great engine
sjinok them, and a frlghllil disaster
would have resulted. When I got out
cm the bridge a lew minutes Infer, I
rully expected lo II 1 1 . 1 the train In Hie
bottom of the bay nud Ihe draw smash
ed Into splinters. I discharged the en
gineer on tlie snot nud asked him why
he had not observed the signals. Ho
admitted Hint he saw Uiein. but could
not (live a satisfactory reason for fall
ing lo observe them, lie evidently took
his chances of tluding the draw closed
when he reached It.
"The engineer of a.day Is a sober,
steady, nervy mini, especially on the
fast express trains on the big roads. It
Is nerve that makes one man carry a
limited express train through the dark
ness of the night, fog. sleet nud blind
ing snow in no miles an hour. The sto
ries we read ill.. ml i,r an engineer Ins
lug his nerve afier an accident are
largely fiction. In ,,. ()f n,.UTI,
railroad life I have had but one or two
men apply lo me Tor a transfer upon
(he ground that ihelr nerves had gone
back on them for running tho fast
trains.
"! have had men who have been flung
rn Coot over their tenders In a head on
collision nud hnd a dozen bones broken
come to me after they had been dis
charged from ihe hospital and ask to bo
put back on their old run. You see, Ibey
begin firing when Ibey are about 1S or
20, and the cab of an engine is their
home. If they run luio a person nr a
wngon load of people on the track. If It
Is not their fault, they dike n practical
view of It: Ibey hnve to. If It Is Ihelr
fault, we discharge ihein, nud they can
take nny view of It Hiey please 'then,
for we do not w'sh In our employ care
less men. This Is Inie with all of the
big roads, and as a result American en
gineers of todny nre about as model n
set of men lu their employment as can
be found."- Washington Ntnr.
Thlniia Sot Wanted.
Dogs, pianos and typewriter nre the
possessions most frequently advertised
for sale at second hand. ncCordlug loan
advertising mini. Ciimeras run these
three hard In the sale of llilngs desira
ble to get rid of, and hlcvclca come
next,
I'.lcyeles and ciimeras would probably
head (he list, so many people aci ni to
wish to be rid of them, but their tenure
of advertising popularity is nsunlly
brief. Household furniture, horses and
carrlnges come next In the list. Then
Jewelry, wnlehes. sewing mnclilnes and
musical Instruments
Hooks nre Mir down, almost Ihe Inst
In the llsL Folks who hare them usu
tlly seem to wish to keep them. New
York Uuo.
Tbe.Clinrae Hot Sn.lelnrd.
"You say." pursued the chairman of
tbe Investigating committee, "that he
resorled lo no bribery whatever during
the election so far ns you know?"
"Yes, sir." replied the wltm-is; "that's
what 1 said."
'Lid be not clrenlnte several tioiee of
cigars?"
"Yes. air. but them cigars wasn't
bribes. Here's one of them. You try If
Lietroil Free Pro..
flavin:' tterialrra thnrarler.
The fneulu of saving money Is much
rarer than i: facility of making It.
and l calls f...- Ihe eiercbe of a higher
degree o? goo I Judgment nnd more self
restraint lu a word. It lequlrea more
ctiarai ler.- World's Work.
A Rakoaik. 4fiJ scrca of land; 100
rrea In cjltlratloti ;rei In i in rslile,
well seeded down; plenty of running
water year around ; timber abundant;
ll-rooin house, and barn that holds lh.'t
Ions ot hay; place 2 miles from depot
poslofllce sn l good publlo school;
per acre; for further particulate
Inquire of 1 t. Campbell. (Il'akp
.- wu'tani a.
BeanOe ,l:i a -.4 Pi BeM
.. . - ...maw.
. '.
.. . nut M...J, iter iu ucvciup into
. , W"m"h00,i nd 1uiP 'or the duties of wife and motherhood.
Ail droggiits sell $.oo bottles of Wine ot Cardul.
, , , I'1" Ib'llvwoo.1, A.bnrr Park, N.J. JVbmarv 9 Iw
' n.. '"'""""'"V'!" " "Wl u. Win. or Vara ,1 T,.ThZ,V,
llonir n rnl.l... I Oi.tiie,,! lu.r to trv 11 u,l , I l" 1.u . s .
rollou,t. 'lo ii.o lirrowu wonla, "llaaveU lev l,l..." j Wkii M .o ,J7
I.-a
t -rtt - - aiUi
Gap Closed
Tho t ivrfttl.tnof tliriMijh traiim
Iweon Srtti Vrniuirtt-n Mu Ihw Aii
H"i, via Surf oii.lSnnta HarUrn,
will Km un
Snrday,. March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two Tlimiini. Triiinn Ilally. Tlie
r.m-t l.iim Limited Iffiviujr enoh
Ifnninnl em ly in Dm nuinuiiK utp
Kd wi'h elt-wBUt c;h nnd purlor onrn,
will inulco diiylit-ht tripN tlinmnh the
itinut pioturriMpii, vntifd ami eiitur
tjiiiiiiiK, riri'iii tm tho contiuciit.
hmuirotif aoutuM tho
Southern
Pacific.
J. L. PAGE
nt.A;.."i if.
CROCRIJES
(laving u Large and Complete moek ol
Htaple and Fancy OriHwrliw bought
In tlie U'st market,
EXCLUSIVELY FGii CASH,
I can oiler tlie publlo better priooe
than anv nttier iiruso lu h'ugene.
,;iIiiii v.v '
Ynur nttnntion la railed to the "i.tONKKIl
I.IM1TKD" train, of tlie "('11 IHACO, MIL
WAUKKB ft HT PAUL KAII.UOAU.
"The only larfert trnina in the werhl."
Y.m Kill lind it iMrahle to rid. en thla
Traina when going K, any silnt In the
r.aatem Htatea or Canada. 'I hey eonnee
with all Traiincotithimtal 1'raina and all
ticket Airenta aell tlrk.U
For further Information, pamphlet., etc,
ak any Ticket Agent or
" V
J W fASKV, (leneral Agent
Trav Pas. Aicent. I'ortlaii.l, llreg.
SOUTH AND EAST
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Co
SHASTA POITE
1 raun le.,ve 1 "arena Portland aud war
utiona at 3:00 a si: 2W 11 ni.
l'..illrl
:HI 11)
H:3o p ra
S "l in
i'i iw a in
4 a
H:15 a ro
r uo.,;e
Ar A. I, l.n.l
Ar Hw ri.li.etito
A r Han praiiL-iMSi
i OS p n,
Vi.M a m
f.oo p in
7 l.- . in
Ar ilrf.h-n
Ar li.nv.i'
Ar Kan.a. t.'lty
Ar 1 'i. i-.-tw;..
:t'i a n H is a n,
KO0 a in m
7:.1 a in 7;' 5 a ui
7:1'. a in MM a u,
1.... Auitelea
I.I l'e
Port Worth
I it y ..I M. al
M.nirton
Snw I Irleun.a
ash i,.sftr.u
.NVw Y ..k
I '-il i m
6 flu V 'n
B :l a oi
:.'." a m
.( a in
II:.!'. p in
i I'.: a ui
I.M3 p tn
7) a ni
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(l:.l a n.
a m
4:0(1 a ii.
tl:-f. p u
:42 a u
VI M p n.
P'llliii.i, ari.rr.mrUt ear on
b.th trait. Chair ran. Saera
n ..tit., to i id.o an.l Kl P o,
and ty.iirl-t era toChnire.
Ht bnni, New Urban, end
Wa.lii,.et..n.
t'ouiie.-tuiK at S.n Kran
km Wllh M-veral tvfliihip
lltoe for 1 1 in nl.ilu, .b.m.
I'l.tlia, Pl.iiiii.mn., Centra!
ami .s..utii An eri-
Mrl. l A.Mr.'a.ent at Klisene
a. 'r a-Ulre.
,11. II. MIt.t.KU,
, Ii I' A Portland, Ot
iin il'lij -daaaak- a av
Start Girls Right!
Many beautiful girli btcomt iavahdi (or life,
became at the crucial period of puberty they
pay ni attention to the Uwi ol health. Mother,
ihould protect their diujl.teri' health by jlv.
lag lhe:a neceiwry ir.femution and proper
treatment. Uhen the menses come on jj'rl
unaware! in her Inexperience ihe is either
frightened Into convulsions, or scared Into try.
Ir.jj to check the flow. Many sirls have cheeked
Ihe flow and It has never sljrtcd again. And
a result they have grown pale faced, with
"crow-tracks" on their cheeks, and dirk half,
mooru under their eyes. A dose of
WINECAllDUI
tik.cn every morning after a jlrl U twelve years
old will hrlns the imniei on properly and keep
them rtiiila,r It . tit k.i u . i . .
la.i.t, l,j
. l.nu. 1 . I
-lliJlljr, liiAlUi
JtUwUi W.'
O I EAST
v i
Shortest and Quickest Line
-TO
iT. PAUL. QULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
An all points. Kaat.
Ihrouih e.l.oa.nd Taurlat Sl.apera.
Olnlni ana Bufl. I amekln. Library Can.
1 MII.Y THAiNaT "FAST TIMR.
M l K V 1 1 )K A N I l.HC'K NKltY UN KyUALB
ri.k.ta to.iiotnta Kaat U rortland and the
U II K A 1' N OKI' 1 1 K 1 N It Y. . on aale at South
rn l'aiilie lleool 'liiket Oll-ce, Kueane. u
UKKA'I'MlK'lllKHN Ticket.OiBo. '
122 TRIRD STREET
OftTLAND
For llatca, Voldera and full lnforrnatlon
eadiug.EaaterTrip, gallon or address,
ABC DKNISTON
'I'iekrt Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Oregon
Shoijtline
ahd union Pacific
TSe east
Tho 0. R. N. Co
Gives tho Choice of
ThREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO VIA
THE . CRECOH
SHORT UINt
TO
Salt Lake,
Danver.
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kaniaa City.
ONE VIA
THE CHEAT
aORThLMI
nr. '
TO
Snokane
Mlnneapol !'
St Paul and
Chicago-.
Ocean Bteamen leave Portland every
6 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
lloai leave Portland dally for all Wll.
lametteand L'olumtla Itiver Points.
Monthly Hteamera to, China aud Japan
For lull Information call on or ad
dress nearest f II A M rpi.., anAn.
v. , w - , , . nKVU.
or.address,
A. L, CRAIO.
lOeu'l Paasenger Ageut,
Portland. Or.
Ccrvailis & Eastern
RAILE0AD.
TinR OAKO
Nc, 2 fur Ytwjuiijav
Train mym Abnj I'jm V M
lAven t'iMUU 1:60 PM
Arrivn Ybwiuuui ,ttt 65i?I
IS'u. 1 Keturoint
IjMvm YMtiiiHi 7ftrA M
lvMl.Wvallii 11 0 A M
Arrivei Albany Hdb P M
So. 3 for ltrolt
lrm Alluuiy 7;M A M
Arrivm lMroit ;.. l'.Mfl t M
N s, 4 fioro l)rtrolt
Tarn Uotrnlt 12HVP M
IenTfa Altxuir ft;40.F M
Traliii 1 ml 4rrir fi AlUnf In tim to
conn-t-t with ifit V muth )nudiI train, ftnwell
a Kivltijc two i it thrw hutiri Id Albany bf for
tlerttir ol H V North bound train for Port
land '1'rakin No 2 ennnoct with th 8 P watt ida
train at rnrvalll Ln-Minir fur Iudfprndfncv
MrMiiiDYtlltjaiiJ all (ndiita north to Portland
KDWIN RT'iNR,
Maoar
J. Tl liNKK
Agant Albany
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