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Afrgetable PrcparaUonforAs-
similating uicFciiJandneguIa
liBgdStPinaclisanilDowclsiir promotes Dislion.ChwiPuI
99atKlIiesl.Coilains neither
ium.MorpUme iiorMincwL
.'otKabcotic.
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finmt -
Apafecl UVmedy forConslipa
Hon . So ur S to roach , D iarrhoca
Vorms.l'onvutsiuiisl'ovrrislv
ncss anil Loss of Sleep.
Toe Simile Sifinnlurc or
NEW' YORK.
Exact copy or wrapper.
222
A WHEELER,
. Expert Accountant.
Offioraod Residence Falrinount, Oregon.
Bouki opened,
fiooki converted from sincle to double entry.
IaetractioDS Riven in double entry.
Adjustment of intricate and involved accoun
specialty.
Eogeoe inquiries and order addressed as above
will hev prompt attention.
The Hoffman
,0 ZtJIGLER, PROPR'ETOP
RUN Dm Y DINNER 50c
.I aitrethe. o o'-
Centra! Market,
ibs Miller
PROPRIETORS
ntksei constantly on hanCa full supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will tell at the lowe t
market prices.
1 L'iare ol tie Dnnilc narroaage solintso
, -TO THE FARMERS.-:
Wswlllpe. the highest marKet price
t for Fat Cattle, Hogs and rJheep.
Shot) on Willamette St.,
iUQENE, OREGON,
' Delivered to anv perl ol the city
roe
EU6ENEFLQBEN
STAGE L.1NE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
dtagej leaven Eugene (or Florence;
Dally except dunday at 6 a in
Bctomlng Btage leaves Florence
for logeae daily except Hundays at
Saturdays at 8 a m
Arrives iu Eugene at 1pm the day
tallowing.
1KOUFARK
SOUND TBIP '
Ttekets for sale at K. Bangs' llfery stable,
Irajeo or , at Huril at PaveoiKirl's oihce
M. A. VV0LF0RD,
Architect.
Plans and upeclficntlota driwn at
KarwroaMe ratea. All orilerf left at
N T WIIkoii'b eroce y etore, Eugeiip,
111 receive prompt aitetition. Phone
Rl 48-1.
ROrlCtCr HNALH'lLtMtl".
Katate of Abrinl Lan !f. deemed
Kotloe i, hereby given mat the nndersuned
atainintntor b tile.) in the C'onntj Our
or Lane county, Oregon, bis flnal account
in Ik matter of aant tslite; and that
afoadey, the 2nd day f Decern w. l'.KJl. at
to h inr ol one o'clock in toe -.(tern'-on of
that day ha been ri I' d by " i 1 coin for
Wring of any and all objecii to said
aoaunot and for the final tileweot of aa d
Rat.
Deled Oct. 18, 1M1.
It. M Dt.
AdainiHtrator of aal i e.late.
L. Bn-rtr A ty.
Administrator's Notice.
nonos ! oerfoy eiven iuai uu .
litre xt has been dnly appointed e-ltmcl'tra
of tha estate ot . P Nirbo
. du-
I
owed, by the Caonty Court o( Lao
Connie, Oreff -n. ,nd all p-r-on hiuj
elalra aii--t .:.l i ate ntjQiloi t
preaeot thw s.- . (lly v-rifl.-d to th- Uti
oVrataned erinit I Irati r at the law oe "
I,-Bilyen.pi r-'t;.- r.e. ur-itou, itt:n sr.
aenntba (t"a th- iate o! tln n iti
Dated bi la ly ln i. IH
U. r Ntra il,
AluiiuutraWr of said eUve.
I Sn-iic, Att'j.
. wm 1 sra
mi
Forlnfantsan I Children.
ins tiui You Have
A!ways Sought
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THE CENTAUR COMPuNf hlM VONK ClTT
CLASSIFIED GOLUMi
Notices under this head not to exceed five
ineu, 50 cento per week; $1 50 a month; 812
per year.
MEN WANTED. To cut railroad
wood. Long Job, fine timber, ex
cellent climate and convenient loca
tion. Call ou or adrireas Dunbar &
Kuykenda.il, Wolf Creek, Oregon.
SHEEP FOR HALE. A small bunch
nt e he, p for sale. Twenty-one head,
18 of which are ewes. The oldiul
eheep la fui years old. L qutreot
Alnert lvisturujHU, three adieu south
of Eim-ne.
V ANTED. tievertl persona of chai
aoter and good reputation in each
tale (out in this county required) to
lepreneut mid advertise old establish
ed wealthy buines house of solid
tinucltil Htuuillng. Salary $18.10
weekly witli expenses aditioual, hi
payable in each each Weduesilai
dheot Iroiu head olllces. Hone ano
carriage fumi-hed, when ti'-cesHary
References, Euclohe eelt-addr i-aen
eoveiope. Manager, 3 6 Caxmi
Buil'itng, Chicago.
DOGS LOST Two dogn, a male and
a lemtle, both three moutlia old,
Iohi i Eugeoe Huuday. ('roe lie-teen.-i
r'-rti and Great llaue.
Fi'imilH iilaok Male black with
white i nig around neck, white feet
and sneak of wlilt' iu face. Leave
al.Mulkey'a restaurant iud rtcelve
reward.
FOR HALE. 213 acres of land, 100
acres cultivated, 16 acres ot timber,
balance paaiure, five miles from
depot, nihe from chool, postomce
and church. Enquire of C A
Parker, Jellersou Bi between Fifth
and Sixth, Eugene.
Notice'
Kcoknk, Or, Oct 31, 1'JOl
Notice is her, by gmn ibat the county
board of eqnalizitloi, of Lau connty will
meet m the asneaBul's ofHce in the Court
Hun' tt Eugene on Motility, November
25, liHil, for the. pa'Pose of equalizing tbe
ansssineut rollH. All people uavlug grlev
anoes will goyrrn themsetvei accordingly,
I). P. UUliToN. Assessor.
Who's Your Tailor?
Ed V Price A Ounpa' , of t bii-Bgo
Up xtalra room 7, next to Lane County
bank.
i M Howe, Aenu
Convenient Rooms for Rent.
Two larirp ofllce or living r.ioms In
the Cnaer block for rent. Iuquire at
Attorney L L pitevena' olllce on same
door.
riALAKIA CAUSta BiLIOUSNOSS.
(irove'a Tastelees Chill Tonic removes
the
l)r While's Electric Combs
t an b- t d nly of Mra Anna t'o(
laii'l, No is Ka-t Kieventb street, be
tween Willamette aud Oik
For Hai.k i'hkap. A complete
printing outfit, including Washington
hand pre-, body and di-play t p etc,
-ullleietii for conducting a 7-eoiumn
newxpiper. For particulars edttrtes J
F Alltl't, K'leene, Ogoll. '
Bain Wahon.
iu-t re,--iv-d Wh
-Thl'rt car for
1901
t better reoiillliliend
can V"U find'
rtee them at F Ll 'liam-
If you are tlr-,1 of p'ir tread tpto
the 'phone and c 1 up B ark M4, order
a eaek of Peif-ctlnn, saveyour patienoe
, .
' " I
nnies.
CASTOR! A
For lufoats and ChiU.'tn. j
The Kind You hn kn:)i Bough-1
bean tie
tBjpi-""-
Tke Celebrates! "Leal Aat."
One of the oddest little creatures In
all animal nature is the "leaf ant" of
Central America. Although diflereut
sjKH'i.-s ot this oddity are know n to in
habit the Amorh-au eutinent front
Brazil to Slexitxi, the real home of the
true leaf ant is iu Nicaragua. To all
outward appearances this little insect
la a common ant, but one of gigantic
size, it must lie admitted, when- com
lwred with the ants of our temperate
recious,' tielug on an average over an
h In length. The habit for which
these auts are so celebrated, and one
which we could hardly believe were It
not for the testituoiiy of reputable uat-
unillsta, la that of carrying a leaf for
it sunshade, just as our women and
men carry parasols and umbrellas for
the same purpose.
When at w ork, the leaf carrying ants
look like a little army In which each
individual member is protected from
the sun's rays by a little banner of
green. Another remarkable fact in con
action with the leaf carrier la that
only those at work carry the little leafy
protection. When a long tile of burden
bearers have deposited their budgets,
they discard their parasols and return
for a load without the leaf which
made them such conspicuous objects
when on the "up trip."
Millet and "The Ancelne."
It was only after long years of strug
gle aud dire poverty, through which
Millet was consoled and supported by
his wife, that the peasant painter was
able to take the three roomed cottage
at Knrblzon and "try to do something
really good." It was theu that he be
gan to paint that most beautiful "poem
of poverty," tho "Angolus," which is
today one of the most valuable pic
tures in the world. Again and again he
threw aside the picture In despair of
ever finishing It to his satisfaction, and
as often Ills wife replaced it on the
easel aud Induced him to continue.
On one occasion he was so incensed
nt not being able to produce a certain
effect that he seized a knife and would
have destroyed tho canvas and ended
the matter once for all had not his wife
fortunately seized his hand and In
duced him to give the picture another
trial. Thus It was that nt last tho
"Angelus" found a place on tho walls
of the Louvre. The success It won en
couraged Millet to paint many more
pictures and thus place himself among
the Immortals In art
Atirnham Lincoln.
This Lincoln of the black loam, who
built ills neighbor's cabin mid hoed Ills
neighbor's corn, who had been store
keeper and postman aud flathoatman,
who had followed a rough Justice
round a rough circuit, who had rolled
a local bully lu the dirt, rescued wom
en from Insult, tended the bedside of
many a sick coward who feared the
Judgment, told coarse stories on bar
rels by candlelight (hut these are pure
beside the vice of grout cities), who ad
dressed political mobs in the raw,
swooping down from the stump and
Hinging enibrollcrs east and west the
physician who was one day to tend the
sickbed of the nation In her agony,
whose largo hand was to be on her fce
blu pulse mid whose knowledge, almost
divine, was to perform the miracle of
her heallug. Wlustou Churchill's "The
Crisis."
A Chinese Joke.
There was a uitiu In C'b'ang-an who
was very fond of giving dinners, hut
tho food given was atrocious. One dny
a guest threw himself on Ii is knees In
front of this gentleman and said, "Am
I not a friend of yours?"
"You are, Indeed," replied his host
"Theu I must ask of you a favor,"
Bald the guest, "aud you must grant it
beforo I rise from my knees."
"Well, what Is It?" Inquired his host
In nstotilshment
"Never to Invite me to dinner any
I, more." cried too guest, nt wuicn too
whole party hurst Into a loud roar of
laughter. North China Herald.
I ,
Oddeat Pnrnalte In Creation.
Do readers know that the royal Ben
gal tiger is Infested with one ot the
strangest creatures that ever lived? It
Is said to be a fact easily demonstrated
or proved by one who has access to a
zoological collection that the web of
the foot of tigers of the above named
species Is Inhabited by a blood sucking
insect about the size of a common flea
which Is a perfect counterpart of a
tiger In every particular, shape, claws,
tall and stripes Included.
Eternal Lnmpa.
A common superstition that the an
cients possessed the art of making
lamps which would burn forever for a
long time obtained, and It was claimed
that one such lamp was discovered In
the tomb of Itoslcruclus. Science, how
ever, has long net this, together with
other superstitions, forever nt rest,
sluce It has lieen demonstrated that
Are will not burn In a chamber from
which the nlr has been exhausted.
A l.anuh saved a Lire.
The Ilev. George Harvest, rector of
Thames IHttou, England, was very ab
sent minded, so that on one occasion he
went into a friend's house, and, seeing
no servant, he rambled over It, finally
entering the room of an old lady 111 of
a quluzy. He stumbled over a clothes
horse, and bis awkwardness made the
patient hurst Into such a lit of laughter
that the quinz.y broke, aud she lived
many years to tliauk him.
a onaela.
A New T, i newspaper remarks that
"ferries cuti" and ferries go. bridges
rise and bri vs fall, but tunnels last
forever." Tl. , e Is a scientific truth In
the olisenatit n. Of oil works of man
earthworks. p::Un earth mounds sodded
over, are about the moat enduring. A
protierly constructed tunnel Is essen
tially a work In earth anil so almost as
permanent as the great globe Itseir.
Good Luck of an Editor.
"For two years all effort to cure
IViem In (he palms of my bands
faibd." wrl'ew Editor H N Leader, of
"tyracu-e, Kan, "ti n I was wholly
cured r-y lit)"kbns Arnica Halee." It's
the wrr.d's teat for eruptions, soree
and s: skin diaeeises Only 25 oenU at
W L DeLann'a.
t..,K. ::i -s t jfv.cet-iB.-Dr
Bhutan
ef
Notes From Thurston.
November 19, IfUl.
We are having plea.- t weather for
tbl time of eat.
The termer are about through with
their fail sowiug.
Bauiuel t'aruthera was eeverely In
jured by a kick from horse one day
last week.
Luman Neeiihaiu is visiting irl ds
near Eugene.
Ctiae Hastings, Chas Oray and Wm
Eyier are building additions to their
realdepcea.
Mimii Forrest Drury aud Leo Hheb
ley, of Condon, passed through this
place l uroute to Pleasant Hill, where
ihey llitaud to spend the winter,
Edward Reet left last Saturday for
California, where ha will resume work
(or the California Hhue Co.
J K hcKei z0 aud A R Malhewa, of
Pleasant Hill, wera la Tbarauiu Mou-day.
Au etort was made last Friday
veiling to organize a literary society,
but owing to small attendance was
postponed until later.
Mr and Mrs HU Baughman visited
at Pieaaant Hill last Suuday with Mr
Bauyhtnau'e parents.
Mrs Brown delivered an excellent
diooure at the church latt Huuday
She left an appointment for the third
Hutu ay of next mouth.
Mr Chevalier, who has been on the
sick list, Is lni roving.
Mr Allen, of the Allen Dyrer aud
Evaporating Co, of Eugene, has pur
chased the Thurston prune crop. Mr
Allen says they are the beat lot of
dried prunes lie has seen this year.
Mrs Anson Potter, of Eugene, ti
hers last week visiting her parents, Ilr
aud Mrs B F Russell.
A Hard Cask.
A Bargain in Real Estate.
I oiler for sale for twenty days 20
acres of good rich land at a bargain.
Will sill as a whole or dlvl ie Into 6
sore tracts. The laud is all under cul
tivation and located within 4 blocks of
the olty limits of Eugeue ou South
SVIIIamelte stteet teu mluutes walk to
the business street. High and dry for
building purposes A sidewalk will
soon be constructed to tha properly
Here Is a chance for ft small amouut to
secure a tract of desirable laud for a
home.
Call on myself or M L Campbell A
Co and Inspect the property aud get
prices.
NOKKIS HUMPHKKY.
Eugene, Nov 14, 1901.
Astounding Discovery.
From Coopersvllle, Mich, comes
word of a woudeiful discovery of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled
with a bad oough always Insures a
good ulght'a rest. ''It will soon cure
the cough too," writes Mrs Hlmelbur
ger, "for three generations of our fain
lly have need Dr King's New Discov
ery for Consumption and never found
Its equal for coughs and oolds." It's
au unrivaled life-saver when used for
desperate lung diseased. Guaranteed
bottles 500 and 1 at W L DeLauo'i.
Trial bottles free.
List of Letters.
RernainluR In the poatoffloe at Easoae, Ore
ran. Novumtwr 21, 1901.
Abbott, J W Cutbsrth
Oavla Mr Ooosb, Geo
Howard, Dewlt C Hubbard, Mrs L 0
KdsII, Mrs Grace Morton, Miss
Montgomery, W L Frsnoit
Hylveiter, Mrs Helen Sweet, Ben
Priest, Mir Edith.
A obarze of one cent will be made on all let
ters given out, Persons when ealllng tor
lalteri will pleaae state when advertised.
H F MoCorack, P M
"Dombey and Son."
Lecture by Dr D E Loverldge on the
eveulug of November 22, 1001, In the
tiarlib house. Benefit of the Episcopal
Guild. Two musical numbers by Ml
Maliel Claire Craw and Mrs Geo H
Huilth will be rendered. Admittance
25 cents; 8 pm.
Harriet E Bladdkn, Beo'y
A Chinaman who I ad been In tbe
employ of R DHunie, at Wedder-
bu'n, for about twenty yean, died last
week. Tbe Chinaman who was known
by the name of "Goon" left behind
bim a considerable sum of money
about JI600 Including a note for seven
hundred dollars; also other valuable
papers.
FlGPRUNE
Cereevl
A delicious food
drink, which, a9 a tabic
beverage, is preferable to
ceffee and tea.
The nu'.ritive and delic
ious properties of California
fijs, prunes and grains are
retained by our special pro
cess of manufacture and
arc fully extracted by
boiling
rom 5 to
r54X
,0 minutes
Fruit
only.
46
At 'All
Grains
Deieae ! England.
T'- 'U't Imagine that a doien always
i ..s 12 things. In the Staffordshire
i-. .t a nu.l iu the earthenware trade
do?.- 'i to this day represents that
a' of ...i) ?pevlal article which
i . ,k- ufiered at uuy tixed price.
. or histauoe. the pltehers. which are
called Jugs In the trade, aro sold as 2,
3, 4, d, . 12, IS, 2t, 30 and Sit pieces to
ra'h do.-cn. the price for a dozen being
t.-:-ui:H.
h liiury pitcher holding a quart
rciuvscms 12 to the dozeu. while a pint
pitcher is 21 to tho dozen nud Is so cull
id when dealing with that size.
Few of the articles of the trade are
fcoM la doyeus of 12, plates being al
most the outy ones and some of them
belug sold HO, 70 and even 80 to the
dozen.
Besides these curiosities In figures
(he potters have peculiar names, such
as coi-kspurt. twiners, etc.. that make
up a trade language of Itself.
The baker's dozeu of 13 Is a recog
nized figure In their trade.
A publisher's dozen is usually 13
copies.
Anions: fishermen In Cornwall a lomr
dozeu consists of 2tl London Answers.
Work of the Karthvrorm.
When we behold a wide, turf covered
expanse, wo should remember that Its,
smoothness, on which so much of Its
beauty depends. Is mainly due to all
the Inequalities having been slowly
leveled by worms. It is a marvelous
reflection that the whole of the superfi
cial mold over any such expanse has
pasBcd and will pass again every few
years through the bodies of worma. The
plow Is one of the most ancient and
most valuable of man's Inventions, but
long before he existed tbe hind wits, in
fact, regularly plowed by enrthworma.
It may be doubted whether there are
many other animals which have played
so Important u part hi the history of
the world ns have these lowly organ
ized creatures. Some other animals,
however, still more lowly orgnnlzed
namely, corals havo done far more
conspicuous work In having construct
ed Innumerable reefs nud Islands In the
grent oceans, but tlieso are almost con
fined to the tropical zones.
Whr the Mole la mind.
The creatures which dwelt la tho
darkness of tho depths naturally lost
their powers of vision after nwhllc. It
Is the Btimo way with the mole, which
Is doubtless descended from progeni
tors which could Bee. Blindness In tho
mole Is tho result of a degeneration of
tho optic nerve, the couscqucnco of
which Is that Images formed In tha eyo
Itself arc not transmitted to tho nnl
uinl's consciousness. Occasionally a
mole can see a little out of ono eyo
which has retained Its communication
with the hrnln.
It Is uot that the mole Is born blind,
hut that It Inherits a tendency to atro
phy of the visual organs Just ns peo
plo derive from their parents an Incli
nation to consumption or other dis
eases. Some day In the future there
may bo no such thing ns n molo that is
not entirely and hopelessly blind.
Heads Much Alike.
Most expert cinnlulnglstH Intiist that
It Is extremely dllllcult to detcrmlno
sex from the skull, hut admit there aro
a few distinctions which taken togeth
er indicate sex. Perhaps tho most
marked distinction Is the promluenco
of tho bony projection over tho nose.
Tho skull In man Is thicker and stron
ger, and the mastoid processes beueath
the car are larger. Broca Is auUiortty
for tho opinion that If tho skull rests
on tho mastoid processes It Is almost
certainly a man's. In woman the top
of the head appears flatter, while In
man the curvo from before backward
Is more smooth and even. Greek sculp
tors always recognize this. Health
Culture,
A Kick From Mexlo.
Tourists come hero and shout to wait
ers, hotel clerks, shopkeepers, etc., be
lieving that If you only yell forth your
English It Instuntly becomes compre
hensible. And a common error In breed
ing and one not confined to tourist for
eigners la to make unpleasant remarks
about men, women and things In a tone
of voice which conveys at once to tho
natives that something disagreeable Is
being said. Bo wo acquire not without
reason the reputndon of being muy gro
flcros, or very rude, and too often we
are. Mexican Herald.
SeelnaT Around Cornera.
There sre many Insects which have a
very much larger field of vision than
wo have. This is duo to the greater con
cavity of their eyes, enabling them to
see around the comer, so to speak, be
hind and at the sides. This develop
ment In man would have Its objectiona
ble, points, but also Its good ones, not
the least ot which might bo the detec
tion of plckpocketa. Chambers' Jour
nal. -
V
Leta II 1m Oat.
Mrs. Nogger-Oh, James, how awk-
wardl Mr. Hmlth has come, and now
we shall be 13 at table.
Mr. Nagger What then?
Mrs. Nagger (with a shriek) Why,
ono of us will die before tho year Is
outt
Mr. Nagger (brutally) Never mind.
I'm tough. Plck-Me-L'p.
Just In Time.
An Irish gentleman getting upon a
street car found one plnre vacant
which ho proceeded to occupy.
"Sure," said be, with a twinkle In his
eye. "I came Just In tho nick of time.
"How Is tl.atr
"Arrahl If I was to eomo now, 1
shouldn't find a seat In the car!" Ex
change.
You can generally tell when a man Is
talking to a woman over tbe telephone
by the tone of voice be assumes. Nash
vlllo Banner.
Tbe Beet Preecrlptlea ter rtalarta.
Chills and Fever Is a bottle Ofvivn's
Taktrlm Ciiim. Tonic. 'It la almply
Iron and quinine Ina tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 60c.
For Sale.
One of 'ha eholceat reeldenona In Ku
leue on V I lme't) atreet, Csll nn T
N Hj-gsr, Hotel Kugens, fur fuilhei
particulars.
Trip to California. '
i
j A winter trip to Southern California
1 aud Ariz ma via the fauiuue Sliaata
rojta is one never to be forgotten. n- 1
i utwed acquaintance with this section '
will evei develop fresh poluta of inter
est sud addrd sources of enjoyment !
under iu sunny ekles, lu the variety of '
Interests and aoded Industrie?, in it j
prolific v -getation aud among its num. i
berleea n -oris of mountain, shore, val-,
ley aud lain. '
Two trains leave Portland dally, j
rooming and eveulug for California. !
I'heee trains are equipped with the,
most Improved pattern of standard and j
tourlal sleeping cars, and the low rates I
plain the trip wlihlii the reach of all. I
For Illustrated guides of California I
aud Ariz ina winter rcaori-, addnss j
It II MlLI.KK,
Gen Pasar Agent, Portland, Or. j
. . I
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you If you used
Dr King'a New Life Pills. Thousands
of i uftrrera have proved their match-
irea merit lor sick aud nervous head
aches. 'Ihey make Hiiro blood aud
build up your health Only Si cm-
Money back If not cured S- Id by W
L lie La i io, druggist.
Pure Home Kade Brandy!
For llvor. hidllev or atimianh dou
bles, ooht-t, lagrlope or lilllnuaite-e
iBDOihlug better than Fraift-' r.i
brandies. All ordeni promntlv tiled
wiinp-une, apoie or , ear i . ii
7ft cents per quart, or $2 An ie ,
Orders by stage or , zpi.-a a.i
llell l-..ze,t Made and -.1.1 .
turners only.
1 i i . ..rt ,
Fl't i and Klair -.t ot". I' n,v ii -, l
Gap Closed
The (iritfon of tiirmttfh trnitii b
twfttu San Kmncirtcti hikI I.im Ati
Kfl-'it. v-UHurf am. .SituU Jtnrtuts
wilt 1ku un
Sin-day, .March 31, 1901
....ON TILE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two Throutfo Tnlnti
Coeut Line I.itnitetl
lUIly. The
LVetviiig each
term, ti ft I emly In tlte moralng equit-
mi writ eieant ohio ami ri'tr twin,
will make daylight tri thrmiKh tlie
niont iiicturetHiue, varied anil euter
tain it. ir, Hreuiwon the o mtine tit.
Iu4iuirjuf sweat ,uf the
Southern
Pacific.
J. L. PAGE
Groceries
Having a Large aud Complete stock of
Hlaple and Fancy Groceries bought
In tbe beet market,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can oiler the uubllo better nrloat
thau any other bouse In Eugene. .
Yrnir attention U called U- the "PIONKKR
UMITKI)" tralimof theCHIOAtH), MIL
WAUKKK HT PAUL ItAlUtOAD.
' h only perfect train in the world.'
T.m will find It dertirabla tu rlila on Oil.
Traiui whim ffMng to anr point jin the
Haute. i rHatee or uanaria. I her connec
with all I ranawmtiiiftutal Traim and ail
ticket Aft-miU ell tlirkeU.
Fur further information, paniphletji, etc
uk any i .caet veai or
J W CAiSKY,
Trav I'aea Aitent.
General Affent
I'ortlaml, Dreg,
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIT1K IJABO
No 2 for Yapilna
Train learee Albany Vint) p M
Isree t'nreallU :ra0 p M
Arrlree Yaquiua M PM
No. 1 Ilettirninf-
Iarea Yaqulna 7:00 A M
larea Oirvalllj 1 1 :i A M
Arrloee Allauy 12:1b PM
Nu for Detroit
liearee Albane 7.00 A M
Arrives Detroit Ia:15 P M
No, 4 horn Detroit
Iavaa Detroit 2mi P M
leaves Albany irW P M
Trains 1 and 4 arrive In All-anvln time to
euneert with the K P snulh U.ne l train, aa well
as iriin two or ttirae hours In AlUny before
iierture ol B P North Isjund train lor Port
laoil. Traia No ninnaets with the H P weet able
train at t.V,rvallis fr,i.iriir fur lodsf odenie
MoMioarille and all p.iiits north te Portland
EDWIN KTnNK,
Majuaier
J.TIPNKR
Ageat Aiaanr
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
To St Paul aud return,
limit GO days. Tiuketd
on salo Slay 30th and
Juno 7th.
$86.00
Bullalo and return,
limit 30 days. Tickets
on sale 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, commencing
June.
For particulars aptly to 1
IL II. AUOTT, Ageat,
B6 Third tetree.
E. J. COYI.K- 1 Portland, Z '
Aast Oru Pa..' Agt
Vaoeonve; B. O.
GO EAST
VIA
A.
Shortest and Quickest Line
-To
i.rM. liULUln, NlkKUfliLl., lihibAb.
an all peinu KaaL
Ihreuih Palaee aad Tourist Sleepera.
Plains aao bullat amekinj Ll0r..r Cars.
DAILYTHALNM. FAST TI&iS. :
MliuVIUEAND MttLNKnY LNhyLALB
I'litkitU to oolnta East vil t'nrtland ard the
JliKA I NllKrilKllN UY .00 .ale 1 1 South
rn l aiit'e lieiKit 'Itelel (litoe, Kuueae. m
UitKVl'NOIUIlKKN TlcketOtlioe
122 TRIRD STREET
ORTLANO.
For llati. V, Mere and fufl InframatfoB
eadiug. Kasl r'l'rip, oall on or addmo. '
K B O DKNISTON
1 loket Ageut, Purtlanil, Oregon.
OREGON
Shotluve
Union Pacific
TO
THE
EATS
The 0,:r. A N Co
Gives the Choice of
DAILY
TRAINS
TWO
THE OREGON
SHORT HE
10
OKI VIA
THE GREAT
KQRThERN
RY.
vo
Stokana
Mlnnaspol.'a
St- Paul and
Chicago-
Salt Lake,
Denver,
-maha.
Chicago and
Kansas City.
Ocean rjteainera leave. Portland every
i 6 Days for
SAN FRANCI CO.
Boat leave I'ori.ano Uaily lot Ml Wll
laineue and t oiuini J(,. , ..lot..
Monthly hiiamns i,.,Cl..i an uM
Kor lull inloruiaiion uau m, u, ,i,
ureas nearest O. It ft N. 'I n h, , a,
or addreas,
A. L. CKAIU.
Oeti'l Paaeebaei Agt lit
Polllal-,. I r.
SOUTH AND EAa.
-VIA
Souta hciticlo
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Kngene I'ortlaad aad way
stations at 8;UU a rni liOg p m.
v I urtlajiu
v Kuiene
Ar Ash laud
Ar hacrainento
A r Han yranclaoo
B 8:31) p a
2.1 p m 8. Ml a rn
U:H) a s 12m a m
bi) p m 4.-2A a n
7rl6 p m 8;10 a m
(JKilen
Dsnrer
K sasaa City
Uliluaio
6:45. a a 1 -4A a m
:iNi a m 9a m
7:'i'i a in 7;'Jh a m
7.-45 a m v.ao s m
I at Anialee
Kl 1'ita.i
Kurt Worth ,
t'ltynl Mnioo
II oils ton
New Orleans
VV ashln (ton
Now York
1 -20 p m
6KM p ai
6 .! a in
V M a in
4:UU a m
6;J p m
6.-4'J a ra
11M p m
7)0 a m
1H p m
6 M a ra
V M a ra
4KJ0 a ra
6:2ft p ra
(Ml a ra
L':-U pro
Tullman and Tourist ears OQ
bothtraioa. Chair cars Sacra.
n.rnto to i ajilen aod Kl Paso,
at d e irist cars to t'hicea-e,
Hi luia New Orleans and
VY,tj me ton,
I'ouiie tmir at Saa Fran
cisco with several steamship
llnea for Ifuuolulu, Jafasn
( hioa, Phillipinee, Central
aod South America.
See Mr f , 0 Adair, agent at Eugene
or addree
11. B. MII.I.KR,
0) P A Porllaad, Or
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