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Newspaper Page TextT la JcpswSon forAs- "Tr-dioii.ChcerPur- rwrMmcral. " ; j Stoiinch, Diarrhoea ;Vciiyulfioiw.r'!evwish- LOSS OF SLEEP. r.sliJe Sicwlurc of VF.W VOTK. ,-tccpyof wrapper. Eujrne, Oregon. Best work . in the city. 502 Olive Street, Eugene. PROPRIETORS afnSj anhinli f-jll zii!j MUTTON PORK and VEAL fl tell at "ket prices. tho lowo t it solintei EE FAHMI.RS.-: 'febl,K'ie"t market prie- 5WUla:raetteSt., l"'EN'E.OrVTor-i.-.T in 15 lt s rt, -"' V 1rtltlU,,l.y liver tt-ta 'ifeAssociation "WjiuLV'"-"''! Feature. "y nn. ,ic?tNti'"l Bank Tor Infants and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the !fi "POO TO i ijf JJGUtl k . tUi.U I f iW use vX For Over 1 Thirty Years Ma.OTnmi pi jj ffi'B w ra fci 14 1E fa aa yunoiueiMt Good Cutlery Is the kind of cutlery that cuts. Now thii is the kind of cutlery wo have. Our cutlery is made for us by on of the best makers lu the United .States. It is hammered and tern .perel bv the latest scientific prnceai -a. Pooket knives at 10.. l!ic, 20c. 2no, 35c, 4llo, 50c. 60c, (Wo, 75c, 8"o, 90c, S1.00, SI. 16, 81,25. $. .50,81.75. SCISSORS WE HAVE At 30c, 40c, f0e. dOc, 7"ic, 90c, 81,00 the finest you ever saw. We also have carvini rets at low pricoB. Our celebrated razors are the ktDrl that KiliLVA U'it.tii-.nf. m.liimr vnn fro PARKER GUN WORKS TROY LAUNDRY GARDNER;- HESS &, DENNIS A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. Ofh'cpand Reni ieDce Fftirmount, Oregon, Books opened, Books converted from sincle to double entry. Instructions Riven in double entry. Adjustment of intricate and involved aceoun a opeu aiiy. Eugene inquiries and orders addressed aa above will hove prompt attention. Tha MUTUAL LIFE - .INSURANCE COMPANY of New York All forms of life, Endowment and Gold Bond Policies and Annuities. Guaranteed value and rates furnisned by - W A. WANN, Eugene, Or. The Hoffman W 0 ZEIGLER PROPRIETOR SUNDAY DINNER. 50c SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates -at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. classified hum, Notices under this head not to exceed five toes, 50 oents per wet It; $1 50 a month: 12 per year. WANTED Heooiidhaiitl gram bucks . L V Hkeeis, Kuittiu. ROOM AND BOAliD.- burnished rooms aud board bi reasonable terms, t all at 467 Oak street. rOK SALE CHEAP.-A Dew upriKht piano. Inquire of Mrs V GunUiu at tbe Famous. ROOMS FOR KENT. -Three good liviug or olfloe rooms foi rem. Eu quire of GrussA: Stevens, real estate agents.- FOR SALE-75 aires t,f flmt-olass farmlui? land one mile east of Crea. well. Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Addre-s S B MoksS, Cottage Urove, Or. t OR RENT.-A7-room otntane, fur nlehed, on Lanrence, mreet, fur rent; $10 per month. Ei quire of At torney L M Travis, over Eugene Loau & Sivlngs bauk. MEN WANTED. T cut rallioad wood. Long job, One limber, ex cellent climate and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar A Kuykendall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will uieuri anything in the house except a waloh. Leave orders at Monroe & Ray's second hand store In the new McClung block. STRAW FOR BALE Apply to A C MatbewB, corner Fnunn and Mad ison streets, No 341. WANTED. First-elats dining room sirl wanted at Hotel Eugene at once. Apply at once. Old uewspspers for sale at the GUARD office. WANTED. Intelligent young men from 17 to 10 years of age, having common school education, to learn mechauict.1 irades. For full informa tiou apply or rile to Union Iron Works, 222 Market ttreei, Ban Fran cisco FORHALE.-213 acres of laud, 100 acres cultivated, 18 eores n( timber, balance pasture, Uve miles from depot, mite from wjbool, postoftlce auu cburou. Enquire of OA Parker, Jtflersou Hi between Hfth and Hlxtli, Eugene. W ANTED. Several persons- of char acter and good reputation in each state (one In this county required) to lepresentend advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse o. solid financial standing. Balury $18.0(1 weekly with expuuses aditional, all payable In cash each Wednesday direot from bead offices. Horte aud oarrlage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 306 Caxton Building, Chicago. A Deep Mystery. It is a myBlery why women endure backaohe, headache, nervousness, aleeplesauess, inelautfboly, fainting aud dizzy spells when thousands have proved that Eleotrlc Bitters will quick ly cure such troubles. "I suffered for years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs Phebe Cbt-r ey, or Peterson, In, ' and a lame back palued me so I could not dress myself, but Electrio Bi'ters wholly cured me, and, although 73 years old, I now am able to do all my housework." It overcomes nonstipa- tion, improvis appetite, gives perfect health. Only'eOoat W L Delano's drug store. Newly Furnished Lodging House. New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from tbe main business street, and but a little more than two blocks from tbe poatoffioe. A very quiet locality. Lodging with or without board as desired, Come and see tbe rooms and I will guarautee that you will be satis lied. Ed Howe. Public Warehouse. Geo T Hall & Son having purchased and refitted the Dyslnger property, sre now prepared to solicit all kinds of storage at reasonable rates. Goods will be insured If desired. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough- Bears t'.i fJagDrtar Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times n-eds a powerful, drastic, purga tive pill ban been exploded, for Dr KIdb'b New Life Fill", which are per fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver ai,d bowels to expel poisonous ma'trr, cleanse the sv.U-tn and absolutely curett constlpatlon'aod lek headache. Only 24o at W L Deliano's drug store. The rew 40 Oliver Fulky and Gang plows are eepteially edited for win ter plowing. See them at. F L Cham hers 4 Bro's. dkw . Jt l a. 1:,: K r.1 V-, Civ MrM Sua, 3ar Uu nraraTE'C DM StiL U' "Kiiy, son." said the colonel, "do ymi i K' oi wluii a i:imd all tip and down tliu 1 !. ' out' thrill is worth'!" " .it,' tl.is the thrill eouio InV' .M.!.utll. tho coluiit-rs partitor, failed fiuiu his coi tier. The colonel chueLletl, then aid very slowly, "Can you iunis im how it feels to know yourself with in nn Inch of h.iiiglng'r" "(Hi, there's a story! Tell It," Max well said, putting down his pen. The colonel dung oAor to him the most un forgivable of tho penwipers, then sat down on the nice of my desk, folded his anus aud lieiran: "Iittn't know that I ever told you I fit for Cousin Sally "Ann. as our com pany wag used to express servliiR the Confederacy. Hut I did. I was-a dare devil too. Would you think so to look nt me now?" "Not much," we said In chorus. He smiled nnd went on: "I belonged to Mr Forrest's "critter company.' You don't know it, but that means that I had a heap of chances to get myself shot. He was a tighter from 'way back, was Mr. Forrest. Iiut that didn't feazc the hoys who rode with him. It was what they were there for. Ue made things lively. I tell you, In the country between the rivers the Cumberland and Teuuessee. North of the Cumberland, after Donel boii fell, it was mighty hazardous for a graycoat to venture. Tho river could be forded only In time of drought and the strict gunboat patrol made swim ming or sailing across it about as dan gerous as anything could be. Still we wanted now and then to get news of our friends, the enemy, over there, and one day I volunteered to swim the riv er and bring back word to my chief. 'Go if you're a mind tor, Billy, but I sorter think you'll come back dead,' he said, fiut I went. Home was across the river, you see. and a girl who hut never mind. I didn't see her that trip. "Hardly had I crossed when 1 ran plump upon n former overseer, who was. I knew, a Union man. He reeos nized me at once, yet If I had been the prodigal son his welcome could not have been wanner. When I asked tr he meant to Inform on me, he almost cried. His feelings were so hurt, In deed, that I had to ngree to stay nil night nt his house and let him help me next morning across the river, which was the main lion in my homeward path. 'I wauter show ye .lessennltie's drofln's, too,' he said. 'Ve ain't f er got .losseruilue she's the little young un yer ma used ter make much on (rowed up now, she Is. nn er sctioller t-'Ii t. Why. she paints cows an haw?. nn si-ell like that natclnil ye etiin't help hut know 'em.' "I didn't know 'em not apart. I mean until .lesserniine herself differential etl them for me. She was a bit;, lair girl, wholesome as the day Is lout;. It gave me a heap of comfort to hear her whisper as we separated for the night: 'Pap's the only Union man in tills fam ily. I'd tight for the Confederacy ev ery tiny In the year If only I had not . been born a girl.' "i'tie speech was still more comfort ing -.vheii I got up in the morning and found a whole division of bluecoats stacking arms In the turnpike outside the gate. They had maile n night niaii h anil meant to cross the river the next day. I was trapped squtuely nnd. likely within ten hours to dangle from, a limb. If iny host did not betray me. my horse In his stable, with cavalry saddle and holsters, most certainty would. Escape was out of the ques tion. They were before nnd behind me and all around, with more coming lfi"Whibnift.haur.- "Then every mother's son of 'cut was mighty mad with Forrest. He had whipped 'em when he had no right to do it anil run when they ought toTinve whipped, him. There was, besides, a sort of talk of retaliation. Altogether 1 made up my mind that I had less than six hours of life, unless a miracle saved me or Je'ssermiuc stood. roy frhnd. "She did that, like the trump st.o was. 'Don't you worry,' she said win ju she brought me breakfast. 'Eat hcaj ty an rest all you can. until 1 ftct tb em Yankees all fed. It's likely you r nay have to ride nil night without sto; jptu, hut don't you be uneasy whatever - you do.' '"Will you believe It, I trustee' that girl blindly lay down and slept like a top until she was back again. S' ,ie had her paintbox and brushes, bef -Ides a couple of raw onions. When r be had told me her plan for me. 1 laugh cd until I cried. "Carry it out? 1 shouldn't b e.herc If 1 had not. That afternoon, about 2 o'clock, a man rode wearily into the camp. His eyes vrcitf red an d swollen nnd ran water continually. . He was broken out nil over with, red, angry ' looking pustules, 'lake t jo to your general. 1 I surrender. I am Captain I.llhtrd of Forrest's eavstrj ,' he said tn a weak voice. '1 want to e sent to the hospital. As you se'i have small pox' "The sentry v aitetl t' 1 icar no more, lie passed the prisoner on like a hot potatoe. So did the ci rporal of the guard, and so. In tho en 1. did the gen eral. The prisoner, wli ose eyes, kept getting redder, alii uior t watery, smell eil strongly-af onions, lie ,t none of them came near enough to n -rceive It. By o'clock he had been escorted lo the river bank nnd told tt ' :ross It or drown or tlo anything that -used him except strew Infectlun tiir jugh a United States army corps;, 'lie did cross the river-he gut sale! ( o Mr. Forrest, too but did not estn pe iiiilc scot free. It was all of a mon'.h t'i'forc. .lesscrinlnc's paint wore off." altar L.. ''Ititl you in ;et nnj t-lmrks wht-n yon crnssisl the ttt ..m, Mr. SjilfklnsV" linked Miss Purlins. Well.- r .-plli'd Spifkins srnlij. "f pl.-iytd with a roiiple. "Town Tories. It Girdles the Globe. 1'hej fni'je of Bucklt n's Arnica Salve an t li ls-sl In the wor Id, extt-nds round il.w earth. It's the re. ib rfect healer of uia, corm, btirna, brulfes, sores, DOiild", liolis, uloeH , felon", aches, pains aud all skin, eruptions. Only infalll ole pile cure. 24c a box at W L DeLano's. ) qu, ,1H V't tl nn jfa jt1 V'T YA NA lYSTKRS Professor Washburn Finds Spawn-Does Not Develop. WATER TOO COLO. Prof F L Washburn, of tha Stat Uuivurslty, Oregou state W. dogl.t, vlslttwl Vaquina Bay during it e holl day vacation of the Unlvora.iy to do soma work on tbe Eastern ovetrs planted there. Professor Washburn rtports the oy tera In g oJ condition, with some of Wietu attaining a largo Ize, eays tha Albany Herald. Very ft w young oysters have been found, aud he Is of tbe opinion, aud has bean one lime, that while Eastern oyster spawns in the bay, tb waterjis too oo:d to allow the spawu to develop. Nsvr theless be has btwu of the opinion thrt to tuipoit the Eastern oysters, while in a youug state, aud to plant them n various bays ot Oregon Yaqulua, and Coos bays for example, aud then to market them, wou.d be a safe and profitable Investment. He baa several times urged men with capital to take up such a proposition. There la a good opening fer such a burners at Yaqulna and particularly at u liny, on both of which salt water inlnts Professor Washburn has done work with this idea in view. An opportunity has been preoented tbe state biologist of securing some Eastern oysters, and probably souk oysters from Japan lor experimental purposes. Thk Japanese oyster Is very large. The European oyster Issonv- what larger than the native, oyster ( f this coast, and siiuil ir to It in etrue tnure aud babits. These experiments lu oyster prors,' gatlon at Yaqulna May hav been conducted for four y.iars, tbe United States government nnd the state authorities assisting nw rhtliy In tbe work. The oyster pluuttd lu thd bay were seooreil froni East River, Mew York, aud from Lone Island Sound. Tbe first consignment OOP sisted of 22 barrsls, and were plauted by C H Townsend, under the supei vision of the late H U MoUnlre, at that time state fish commissioner. Pro fessor Washburn himself plauted tbe second et. slgoiii ut f Id r Euaieru oysters. Pure Home &ade Brandy. For liver, kidney or etomaob trou bles, oolds, lagrippe orbiiiousuess there is nothing boiler than Frauds' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 7fi neurit ner ounrt.or $2.50 per gallon. Orders by Btage or expreea will be se ouiely boxed. Made and Bold to con sumers only. I M Francis. Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Or FisoHBFt fc Van Cisvh Co. The Vancouver department of tbe Port land Telegram compliments tbe Fischer & Van Cleve Co aud lt or chestra, whl oh 1b made up of several Eugene men, as follows: ''The Fiaohsr & Van Cleve repertoire company are proving themselves very pcpnlar here, iudirinir from, the well pleased audi ences that leave the theater every D iubt. Lest night the honors were ..rrifd oft bv Mr Van Cleve and Mr l Covington. It hei b2en a long time Vancouver bad the pleasure of hearing such a grand oronestra is is with this company." The proprietor of tha well known Ornlieum vaudeville theatre of Ban Francisco are in Portiana wun a view nfhuildlnga branch theatre lu that city. If it Ib built it will nave ceatlng capacity of 2C"X NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notioe is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrator ol tbe estate ol rani iiammm uy u wtu the Ooonty Court of Lane oounty, Oregon, riulv marls and entered of record on th 8th day of October, 19UI, All persona having claims against said estate are nereuy re quired to present ineiu, uuiy aciuou, the nndeiBiBiicd at the law office of E. Potter at Eugene, Oregon, wilhin months from the date of this notioe. Eugene, Oregon, Oot, 8, MM. Mabtin Hiwurrr, Administrator of the estate of Pan! Hautmitt, deceased, t. O. Purrsa, Attorney. Notice To Creditors. N'oticn is hereby given that Angelina flolt and h. 11. tikipworth nave beeu, ny tho Count; Lour of Lane County, Ur igon, appointed execntors of the last will and Testament aud estate ol riarr.uol D, Holt, docoaMd and ail persona having claims a, Bloat tbe estate of the laid deceased are hereby notified to present the same, dnly verllted at the law office of E. It Hkipa-orlb, in Eugenu, Oregou, within six months from the date of this notice. "Dated," Eugne, Oregon, July 21, I'JOI ASOKUNK uoiyr, K. H 1)11 I R Executor's Notice. Notice is hereby givat' (bit the nnder iLiini James rtcrivofs, baa lieen dnly appointed eiecator ol the estate of Andrew Ucrivner, dt teased, by the oounty court of Lau eouuty, uregon; ana an persona nav tno alaima auainsl said aitUte are herebt notitied to prewtnt the same with th proper Touchers to the undersigned tieoutor st the law office ol L. bilyen, in Eugene, de con, within six months from the date ol tnti notice. Dated Ibis 12ti day of ingust, ISHtl. JAMES bCKlVNblt, L. liiLTsr. Eieo. of said esUte, Atiuiu-y. ' O A & '-M? O X A Esar. the ? 1' Kir.JJfnu Hata Alwayj Pt rits of Our President.. All ai r presidents have hteu In tbe habit ol itiluglhii; I reel v with tbe peo ple, usualy without any particular precauti it beiiiK m'le for their safety I'he tlai . ernl th s na. beeu soeiiiphali ot I) .ti, .led out in the Ittst few nioiuli that wife sUtotltel sl!g,rtst thai lite o.d pitta be di.t-oi 'iLUcd. TLere i ulso oause fur great longer In many of the so-oallfd remei :e advertised for stomaeh, liver and .mwel ixnupUllits. The safest mtdleiiie to take is Hostet ter's Humiach Bitters. It has been before tho public for fifty years, and has alwa beeu found safe aud relia ble III ea-K'S of uervou'nesB, Insomnia, iudlgest' tu, dysp;Wia and malaria, fever ami ague. It therefore occupies the fore-tost position In the list o househo d remed let , and no family suouia us wuuout it. Thousands Sent Into Exile. Every year a large number of poor sufferers -whose lungB are sure and racked with ooughs are urged to go t" another climate. But this Ib onslly and not always sure. Don't be exile when Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption will cure you at home It's the most Infallible medicine for Coughs, Jolds, ami all Throat and Lung dii eases on t arth. The first dnee brings relief. Astouuding cures result from per-ilstent use. Trial bottle free atWLDeLann. Piloe 60 aud $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed OREGON SHOR.TLINE Union Pacific AND TO THE EAST The O.IR Gives the NC Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWOIVIA THE' OREGON SnORT LINE to: Salt LK-, OKtVIA THE GRFAT NORThlRll RY. TO M innt.ai-.oi -ftt. Paul and Chicago. :nvor ma- a, Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean Steamers leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wil lametteand ColmnllaKivur Points. Moutbly Bteamere n Cblnnsud.Japai For full Informatloti call nn or ad dress nearest O, B. 4 N, Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIU. ,. Gen'l Passenger Agent, 1',1-ll.int if Gap Closed The operation of through traina be tween Had Francisco and Ijo An gelee, via Surf and . Santa Barbara, will begin un Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throngn Trains Dally. Th Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal early in th morning equip ped with elegant oafe and parlor ears, will make daylight tripe through th most piottlreeque, varied and enter taining, acenea on the continent, t Inquire of agents of th iouthern 'acific; TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Lid! TO ST. PAUL. DUIUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all poiuU East. Thret-gh Pataea aad Teurltt Sleapors. Olnlr.g aaa BuHat snaking Llbrsrf Cars DATI.Y TRA 1NH. VABTTIMB. -EUVICEANDSCENEnY UNKyUADK 1'lf-keta tn.isitntA East vit Portland and th illlk.v'rNtlK I IIKKN l'.Y..onaaleat rkmlh ra Pactfitt )Jck,i '1 irkt-t Oce, Eugene, of OH EAT NOKlHhlt.N Ticket Ulhw 122 TRIRD STREET OflTLAND Kor Kates, Vohltn and full lulnrnistlon oadlna- EaautrTrlp, oailon oratldrrsa, J. WPIIAMlN, H.DICKSON, Tleket Ps At. City Ticket Ajent, 122 Tlur J Sireet, Put Hand. v ABC. DENNISTON. O. W. P. A. 12 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. ' SCO. o.oaopu ISAAC C. GTevCve Gross anu Elevens Real Estate City Htid country proierty ll-ied Htid sold on favorable leiiits. (Mice, over Kull- limil's Hlllll , 'V i lt., i . i, Eugene, Oregon. Hotel Eugene II I T N SEGAR- Proprietor. Strictly tirst-olatta. Nttw nmnat'Pmeilt. Katea, 81 to $2 par day. QT Headquarters for Coiuutoroial Man, Eugene Lumber Go. . AT NEW MILL FOOT OF LAWRENCE STREET APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES . WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER CURTIS JOHNSON. SOUTH AND EAST VIA (Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Traina leave Kugene Portland andwa stations at SiUU a m; 2.-08 p m. V l oiiltut.l a m 8:30 p n v Kurene 2KIH p m 8i)0 a m At Ash laud 12:SU a m 2M a m At riaurauiento 6KK) p m 4:26 a m Ar San Franoiaoo 7:45 p in 8:15 a m Ar Onden 5:4f a u Ur5 a m Ar Denver 4KI a m . m Ar Kansas Ulty 7:25 a m 7-flh a m Ar Chicago 7:46 am 9M a m Ar Los Angeles 1:20 p m 7O0 a in Ar Kl Paso BO(l p m B:00 p m Ar Fort Worth 0:80 a m 6:30 a in Ar (Jityof Mfiloo B:6f a m 9:55 a in Ar Houston 4:0o a m 4:00 a m Ar New OrleartiB 6:2'' p m 6:25 p m Ar Washington t:4-J m m 0:42 a -1 Ar New Voi k 12:43 p in 12:48 p t Pulintau and Tourist cars ou h..th ' i tins. Chair car-' Sacra tr.. nut K-1' " I ''- d o V.. ,i .. , tv . iu, hull Vujb.ni:tuti. Uolmeetiiig at rtun Fran citoo Willi several stel,liitliip lines ftir llouolttiti, Jutiuu. China, l'hillipiues, Ceulral aud South Aiiieriua. See ,Mr L G Atlttir, aiieut at Kugene or ailurca It. 11. Mll.I.Kli. (i V A Portland Or Corvaiiis k Eastern RAILROAD. TIHIK CAKD , No, 2 for; Yaqulna Train leaves Albany 12 AO P M Leaves (Jorvallia Xtl P fit Ajrirea Yaqulna 6ri6 PU No. llUturnliuj Leaves Yatiuina 70' A A Leaves Corvallia 11:80 A M Arrives Albany 12,1b P M No. i for Detroit . Leaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrival Detroit 12:15 P tl No, 4 fiom Detroit- Leaves Detroit 12:45 P M Leaves Albany SrfO P M Traina 1 and 4 arrive In Albanv in time to oonneot with the 8 P south bound train, aa well aa giving two or three hours in Albanv befor departure of 8 P North bound train for Port land. Train No 2 connects with the a P west aid train at Corvaiiis Crossing for Independenc uouinnvuie ana all poiuls north u Portland EDWIN STONE, ; Manager J TURNER Agwit Albany Ymr attention Is oalled to the "PIONEER LIMITED" trains of the "CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE ft 8T PAUL RAILROAD.! " ' h only perfect trains in tha world." Ton will find it desirable to rid on this Trains when going to any point la th Eastern Htatea or Canada. They onnneo with all Transcontinental Trains and all tloket AgenUi sell ticketa. For further Information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or C. .1. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CASEY Trav Pass ARent. Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars aptly to H. H. AllOTT, Agent B6 Third Street E. ,T. COYI.E. 1 -Portland, Or. Asat Oen Pass Ajrl Vaacoarm h, 0, ,,m3 Bank.