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Newspaper Page Textr ---- - " . . f. f:i LI cimiWiirlg mcroodanilKcguIa- 5tal ll'c..s and ITovW S Of ling roc jm-uw"- oSmWluiw n Mineral. yoTXAKCOTIC. lopfi'e Si- i x.J'i I IbMb S.ta- f "?'' . HaiUrd.l .,v I Vm- I ine.fcci Rpiieiiy for Constipa tion , So iir i; iu uiach , D larrhoca Worms Convulsions .r'evensh nef3frlj.OSSOFStF.P. Fir? Vic Sifionlure or -f:v ' YOTIK GEflTHflk MTKU1S & JJIbliEH PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public ptt lunaue anlirlied. To the Farm en we will pay the highest aisrfcet price for fat cattle, boos and sh-pp. rthcip on Will amette K, FJngeee, O'egon. Orders promptly detved Wi l Keep Constantly on Hand a Fill Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent market, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other douse in Eugene J. L. PAGE 1ENE-FL0RENCE STAGE LiINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene lor Florence llj except rjuuday at 6 a m itrtnrnlDg stage leaves Florence wS9geaedailyeini.pt Sundays at Hl-rdayB at 8 a m ndiri?:::: s we. ' "urJ o.veoporl'e o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. l"-Fl"'t. Oregon. 1!" frra ,in' le 10 double "ry '. """"t" and involved accoun q-.irk n.l .,,, addressed ax above The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CCiiPASi of New York &,Vi'', Endowmn' nd Gold Bond A. WANN, Eugene, Or. I j WCT COP Or WRAPPER. J j Jfl Q B W Ift K VIA Mi Eugene.. TNSEGAR- Proprietor. rictlr first-claw. l' na'nifnt. ''narT','"''. 1 fr Commercial Men. jjjTlw Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Thl CIHUUIl (OMPnNf 1KW VOHK OITT, BUBINKSS OAPDS ATTO'.lN K YS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a apeaialtv. Office Over Lane Oountv Bank, B1LYEU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. EUQENE, OHKOON, C WOODCOCK. ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of G'hrisman B 1 Kuokne, OmooN. 171 K SKIPWOltTll. 4TT0KNEY-ATL A W Will practice in all the Court's, El'QlUflE Obboon. HILUDB W THOMPSON OHAB A HARD1 rjlUOMl'SON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building, f ractice in all tbe oourtu. Euqiinc, OssaoN. 1 TltAVId, At toroey At Law. Office Over Eugeue Loan & SavioKS bnolt. EutEne, Oregon. QEO, B DOEKI8, iTTOKNEY & COUNSELOIt-AT-IiAVV Will practice in all the conrta of the Hecond Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John M. EdmunHon Leon JL Edmunson. EDMUNSON It EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty. WOrtice Over Loan & Saving Bank, EUGKNE, OREGON, OUISE. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Aoom 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. pAIXE A KUYKEND ALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Officos In Eugene Loan & Havings Bank Building. Secial attention to surgery and surgical die eaaof women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. VVatcha and Clojl s'Kepaiie'j. Kcgxve, Ouoov i y k G f.lDDl.E, 'rfne -On olire ft--- -t, re'.wn f'iftih urd Sitti itr-'. km l i ; ' MinneBi h. tel J-JEltliEli'i' LEIGH AS8AYE1! AND METALH KG1ST Ecowi Omoox Beet iiipl Aay laboratory in the State Prompt anil rehat'le nHurnt. guarantee.!. Working tKts ma.1 --n ore umplt of one t. hfty p-mnd. to determine the m-wt .Ultabl metluKl of treatment. rpH. 1'ACIKIC MUTUAL LIFE. J Very Lebvt LIFE AND ACCIDENT roi.ICIKf. A LK.RT 1. C'ARuy, Gen. Agt., J. M. Williams, Portland, Ore. Local Ak-ent, Euaene A' xjr,r Iron CLASSIFIED C011S, i y Notice under this heaii not to eice.l h. m, jO oenu per week; 1 50 a mouth: ll Pryer. NAN IK A iii at Hit. hti.)Uft. I'.'l i e l.ilr :tiMi.i. . LOM All ullililrd riviM K nf P Kililin'. ohm m. 1'lease h ave at tills i fliif . H')I)M AND BOA'UU. tunu.lud Ioiiim auil hoard at reuimaldu trims. C all at lb7 G..k elrret. FOU8ALICCHKAF. A nt.w upright piano 1 qtilp of Mm W UunKiii at the FniiiuiM, IlODila hUli it b: N 1'.-lh ruo g.iod living or ottloe rooma foi rent. Ku quirenf Onus A ritevene, rent estate atntn KOK hA I K I'.-ani, harncoM and wagon. AUo bu-t wood-. awtug oui fit lu town. A 8 cttilliuan, Heventb aud Washington HtreeUi, Kuuetie. FOR SALE 75 arrea tf tlrt-ola.t farmluK laud oue mil iut of Crec well. Neaily all under cultivation, 'lsruis itamiDnhlH. Addre s 8 B MoHss, Cottkge Uro-.e, Or. Mt.N WAN 1 ED. lu ut railtoad wood. Long Job, line limber, ex cellent climate aud uouvenieut loca tion. Cull on or adorn Dunbar & Kujkend.ill, Wolt Cieett, Ongou. GENERAL ItEFAIHlNU. K A Bliss wil, inend auv tumg iu the tijune izcept a watch. Leave orders at Monroe & Kay's secoud baud store iu the new McCluug block. WAN 1 ED First-claes diuiug room eirl vtaiiltd at Hotel Eugene at onw. Apply at ouoo. BHEEr TO LET.-150 sheep to let out on shares. Call on ur addren F E Blair, Eugene, O-pgon, corner West Hevenlli aud Olive streets. FOH riALE. i. uew ume room bouse and oue and a h ilf acres of arouud, J2-WJ Iiquire at No ZU Blair btreet. Kkv FLO Uamskn. WANTED. Intelligent youug Uieu from 17 to 19 years of ago, baviug eouiLuou school eduoaiiou, to learn mechaulcal trades. Fur full Informs tiou apply ut write to Union Iron Work;, 222 Market street, Han Fran cisco. FOR BALE. 21d acres of laud, 100 acres cuitlvsteii, 16 acres of Umber, balauce tmMUrn, rive miles from depot, 4 nii:f front miIiogI, poetnmV.v anil churult. Ei quire pi C A Furher, Jellersoi, bi between Fifth anil JSiXih, Eugene. VY ANTED. Several perdous of ohai acier noil gmid leputatlou in each xtate (oue lu this county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse oi solid (iinncial stauding. Salary (1S.0O weekly with expenses adltioual, all payable iu cash each Wednesday direct from head ofllcee. Hone aud oarriage furnished, when ueoessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 316 Uaxton Building, Chicago. Tbousaods Sent into Exile. Every year a large number ot poor BUfl'erers whose lungs are sure and rauked wltb coughs are urged to go to another climate. But this is costly and not always sure. Don't be ex le when l)r Kind's New Discovery for Consumption will oure you at home. It's the uhhi Infallible medicine fur Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung diseases ou earth. The first dose brings relief. Astounding cures result from persisteut use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lano. Price 50 and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Public Warehouse. Geo T Hall & Sou having purohaaed aud reStied tbe Dysiuger property, are now prepared to solicit all kinds of storage at reasonable rates.. Goods will be Insured If desired. For Sale. Oue of the choicest residences Id Eu gene on Willamette street. Call on T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. O Jit. fc 'a' .am X X. , Bear. to. 1 11 l?u nam ;ir 0"1 SigQatu or SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. OW I MARRIED ! MY GRANDMOTHER! 6-:-o-:-o-:3-::-o-:o-:-:-o-:-o-:-o-::-;i It wns tlve yearn sirn. Tin' nil air he rnii then, but before 1 uy any m.ir. let me rooall to your inhi-l the f:n-t that I was always n'u"jrd-il in ihe fam ily as my giuinlratln i's la ir. Tin. till. and eiitnlhd estate woiilil go. ot i ini'. to his eldest son, my uncle, but the greater part of his vast wealth would eomn to me. In fnor, he had si de-clan-d. I had lost both parents wiion hut a child, and 1 hail grown to man hood under ills Immi'ilinti' iaiv, for lie had long been a wMowrr. My tuiher had been his favorite boh. What more natural than that I should lie the pre ferred oue? There was this under standing, however, between my grand father and myself: I nut never mairy witliout his approval. Marry! 1 had no thought of It. My rollicking bach elor life pleased me too well to ex change it for any other. Aud that sort of existence lasted un til I was twenty-seven, and then it was brought to an abrupt closo by what do you suppose? Well, a girl's face, nothing more a prlrl's face seen for a brief moment only nt a window as I was changing carriages at Bolton station. You smile. I don't wonder, but I declare to you that from thence forth I knew no peace of mind. That face was ever before nie, looking out from under a dainty gypsy hat, pale, pure, perfect In outline, witli a luxuri ant mass of soft brown hair full of shiny ripples, dark eyes, a little red mouth and shining while teeth. "Some dreamy little chit," I snld to myself again and again, "with a pret ty foce and a bend full of romance. I wish I had never seen her. At all events, it is highly probable that we have met for the first and Inst time; so I'll forget her." Brave words! I could not forget her, and JiiBt then, to add to my perplexity, lay regiment was ordered off to India. A few days before embarking I re ceived a letter from my grandfather. Sir John Halbrooke, urging me to run down to The Towers in order that I might meet the lady who was destined to be my future wife. My answer was short and to the point: Dear GrandfattifiI have no derire to marry. Resides, 1 start tor India in two wreks, to I have no time for courtship. But I shall run clown to The Towers to see you. Your atTet tiotiate, etc. The old gentleman's answer wna equally concise and explicit: My Dear Grandson If you come to The Tow era with the Intention ot putting yourself en tirely tn my hands, 1 shall tie overjoyed to aee you. it you attempt to enter my liouse wltli any other tutentliin, I'll have you kicked out, and If yon go to India, 1 hope to heau-n thai you'U he sliot. Your affectionate, etc. What could be done In the face of such an eplstleas this? Evidently nothing, so I cheerfully made my preparations for departure, and before we sailed I am glad to remember this before we sailed I wrote again to Sir John, but this time it was n letter full of gratitude and affection aud earnest regrets that I could not do as ho de sired. To this I received no nnswer, hut a month after my arrival in Iudla I read the announcement of tho baronet's death, and the same paper contained his marriage notice. A letter from his solicitors explained the mystery. My grandfather . bad been severely injured while overlooking some reno vations which were being made at Tho Towers, and, feeling that death was fast approaching, he had almost at the last moment married tho only child and heiress of Hubert Monckton, Esq. ".Moreover," wrote the lawyer, "by your grandfather's will you Inherit something above !i0,000, provided you consent to marry the lady with whom he went through the ceremony of mar riage on his deathbed. Otherwise you receive not a penny of his fortune." Had the man gone mad? Marry my grandmother? For, word It as they might, the ugly fact was still there the woman was my grandmother. Bristling with Indignation, I wrote to Sir John's lawyer not very civilly, I fear, but very energetically, I am sure. In the first place, I said I would not accept a penny of Sir John Halbrooke's fortune as a free gift. In tho next, I would not accept the whole of It bur dened with a single restricting clause, and, In conclusion, I not only refused to marry the widow, but absolutely de clined holding any communication whatever with her. "And say to my grandmother," I add ed, "that the world is wide enough and there are men enough In It for her to seek whom she may devour elsewhere and not among those whom tbe law of the land now declares to be her own kith and kin. Let her cast her eyes among the strangers nt her gates and not upon her grandson!" That ended the matter, and I was troubled with no more letters about It Two years afterward I returned to England on leave, and then fate, ln the person of General Ashland, led mo down to Surrey for a fortnight's shoot ing. Ah, my dear fellow, It Is only the old story over again. I went down to Sur rey and met there whom do you sii pose? Well, tho girl whose face seen I ouce and for a moment only hud j haunted me for years. She was a distant relatlvo of my i hosL Yes. nnd I loved her desnerntelv not for her beauty nlonc, but for the pure goodness, kindliness and utiKclf. Ishness of her heart, which were con stantly and unthinkingly revealing themselves ln a thousand artless little ways. So, ns you mrty guess, my two weeks at Ashland Turk were on In four, and I Rtlll lingered, even until the dying leaves were rustling feebly In the mel bw air of a lielnted autumn. And one clear, starlit evening, when To the Public. I have sold out my transfer business to the J W Clarke Transfer Co. After a husiuexa career of 12 years in Kug-ne, I d'lre to thank all for their many kiurineeoea, and hope they will turn over their business to my (inwunri, whom I n-oommen l as perfectly re liable aud honorable. M H Hcrri.f.. If ym want to HEE Ilk you should HEK, JatiDey A Meyer, graduate opticians. II H.'lcn nnd I wore sauntering arcing the trim liower beds that were cut In the soft n'ten turf of the terrace, 1 tol l her the Mvrct of my heart Its bow. Its finr, its sweet unrest. When I ceased, my conipanlon looked uii j. t me woniti't iiigly, nnd, upon my lii'll.ir, teals were: glitening in her ptt ttv eyes. "What:'' she sahl. "Are you sure? Po you love rue-uie? Oht tvionel llalhivoke, how could you? Indeed, It cannot annot he:" i'.oi an,' jtiir heart Is given else where, I siipiio.se? Hut, Helen, I can not let you go from me! I love you! Oh, my darling, how shall I live all tho long weary years of my life without you?" "Hush!" slio cried sharply. ' ir, do you know do you know who 1 .mi?" "Indeed, yes! The sweetest hule girl In the wide w orld!" "No, .sir, I um nor. Co' iue! Ilal brooUc, I am your grandmother:" My grandmother! Talk nf sudden shucks after that, won't you? I tried to speak, but my voice failed mo. I reached out my hands and touched her. Yes, Bhe was there, real enough, uud I was not dreaming. "Tell nie all!" 1 gasped. And standing there by the broad stone coping she told mo nil how her parents bud died when she was little more than an infant, and Sir John, her guardiau, had watched over her with Jealous cure; always keeping her at school, however, until ho brought her home to The Towers, a young lady. She had heard of me. She knew all about her guardian's Intentions aud my persistent refusal to sco her. And when Sir Johu lay dying and appealed to her to marry him, In order to aeetire certain property which would other wise puss to the next of kin she con sented. "Not for myself, Colonel Ilnlhrooke," she continued, "for I Inherited a for tune, hut for you. Tho property has been sold, according to Instructions, and the money coming from tho solo Is yours. Sir John wished you to tako It. He often said that your allowance) was paltry compared with what should have heeu yours nnd would have been, too, had your father not left so many debts behind him." "You are privileged to speak as you please about my father." 1 murmured. "Were ho living, you would be his mother." "Don't be ridiculous, slrl" cried 1..I ladyship sharply. "And It you are try ing to mortify me you may as well un derstand that you ennnot succeed. I meant to do right, nnd I regret nothing that I have done. I did not know nny thlng of your grandfather's foolish wishes about us until his will was read." "Do I understand that tho money is really mine, Helen?" "Yes; all yours." "Well, I want It." "You shall have It. Never fear. But are you so frightfully lu debt?" asked my companion iu n low, awed whisper, her big eyes full of gentlest sorrow. "Iu debt? Thank heaven, no! But I can receivo nothing from you unless you give yourself to mo also." "Would you marry your grandmoth er?" she asked between a Bob nud a laugh. "I would! And my great-grandmother, too, If she caino to mo Ilko this." Then a smllo Ilka tho full sunshine wreathed my darling's perfect lips, and and well, to mc that prim old ter race became then simply Eden, a gar den of all dellghtn. She Is my wife now. I llko my fam ily far too well to think ot marrying out of It. Cardinal NeTrninn, A friend of Cardinal Newman says ln The Cotnhlll that that eminent man spent every day from 0 to 2 or 3 o'clock In hia study. "Ho always kept on his tablo tho edition of Gibbon, with tho notes of Gulzot nnd Mllman, Dolling cr's 'Ueldeuthum uud Judcnthum;' al most always tho copy of 'Athanaslus' which had belonged to Bossuct nnd which contained ln tho margin notes In tho handwriting of tho great bishop tho 'last of tho fathers,' as Newman delighted to call li 1 in. Newman hud also always near at hand sonio Greek poet or philosopher. "Talking to mc one day about Greek thinkers, ho suld and I believe lie has mentioned it to others that bo owed llttlo or nothing Intellectually to any Latin writer, with one exception. Tho exception wns not St. Augustine, but Cicero. Ho nlwuys maintained that ho owed his marvelous stylo to the persistent study of Cicero. This wllf strike, no doubt, many peoplo as most strange. St. Augustine, one would think, would have nppeulcd to New man, and his Latin was moro pictur esque thnn that of Cicero. "Again, authorities say that Newman wrote better English than Cicero Lat in. Nevertheless he constantly Insist ed on his obligations to the great Ro man statesman." ntnek Datya. In the calendar of the nations thero are quite a number of "black" days. "Itlack Monday" wn April 34, Um, a day so dark aud cold that many of tho army of Kdwnrd III., king of lingland, which lay before tho city of I'arls, wero frozen to death. An Immense bush lire occurred on "Black Thurs day" In Australia, Feb. (I, ISol. Two events are commemorated by "Black Friday" In Kuglaud I)ec. 0, 1"."m. when tho news reached F.ngiund that the pretender had arrived at Ierby, and .May 11. lSiiU, when the failure of Over land, (iiirney fic Co. brought on a most disastrous panic. A panic In New York occurred Kept. 2o, Ifclti, which wns nflerwanl known as "Itlack Frl tiny." "Itlack Saturday" Is the name applied to Aug. 4. 1 ;u 1 . when n great storm occurred at the time parliament wns sltllng to enforce episcopacy upon tbe people. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times neds a powerful, draatln, pnrga tlve pill hae been exploded, for I)r King's New Life l'lll", which are per fectly harinle.B. gently "tllirJlale liver mill tfweiH to expel pMtonnUN turn tfr, cL-hi.h i tie avflein and absolutely cnr- c lO-'liinMon nod alck headache. Only fx: at W I, Lvl.atio's drug slore. I j i. ' z Xl I .A. . Bears O, ' 'IJ n" Bocjfc' rVatvi mm I I now renders unnaceiury. Women nud no longer suffer for modesty's sake Vtlne of Cardul brings relief to mode it women in the privacy of their home.. Many of the belt homes in thll city are never without this great medicine. It cures whites and falling of the womb and completely eraill. cates these dragging juilodlcal pains. Mrs. Davis' cure shows you conclu. slvely what you may expect if you lollow her example and take Wine of Cardul. Thtdlord's Black-Draught aid Wine ol Cardui by regulating the stomach and bowels. When you ask vour druggist lor theie medicines, ee sure you get them. It was Wine of Cardul and Thedford's Black Draught that saved Mrs. Dsvli' life. Never take a substitute. f'oradvloe sndtltersnire, siUlress. stna tyniptpma, "Tba lAdlea" Ailrtiorr leparbneiit" The Cbattauouga Metbdue Company, Cluuuuioowv. l'uiu. Gap Closfed The operation of tlmmli trains be tween San Fran (.'itu'it ami 1..m An Kelee, vUSiirf ami (.Santa Itarlwira, will begin un Sunday, ;Marc!i 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThrouRO Train Daily. The Conat Line Untiled Waving each terminal eaily in the morniiiK equip mi wih elegant ciife anil parlor earn, will make daylight tripa throiiKh the . Hi-tut picturetuue. varied aud entur tainiiik't scenes on the continnutG Inquire of axeuU of tlit'J Southern Pacific. SOUTH AND EAkS'i VIA Southern Pacific Go :HASTA ROUTE Trunin leave KtiReue Poitlaiia udvti Htatiima at 3;00 a m; 2K8 p m. v I'ortluiul h0 a in 8:80 p a v Kutfeue 2;IK p in ;tKH) a il At Am bin ml a m 12:08 a a Ar Hac ran .unto t;inl p ui 4:25 a w Ar ISan Kranoirieo 7.-15 p in 8:15 a tr Ar Oifdeu :-ir a v a m Ar iH-nvor !MW a in id Ar KatiKiu City 7 :'-' a in 7;-'i a n Ar Chicago 7:lf a tie !.H0 a tx Ar liOM Angeles 1:20 p m' 7 AM) a ir A.r Kl P.imo l,:(HI p in '.1:00 p U r Fort Worth fj:.f) a in ': a n Ar City of Mexico U;fi5 a ut if;iVi a i Ar Houston 4, (Hi a in 4;00 a u Ar New Orleamn (:2r p m t:2f p n Ar Wardiington a in 0:42 a v Ar New York 12:13 p iu J2;4.1 p t 1'ulhnan and Tourlut care on both traiuH, Chair nam Sacra numto to (JK'len and 10 1 Vim, ai d onrint carH to CldciiK, Ht IjouiB, Now Orlonua aul WaHliinifton. CunnectiuK at Ban Fran clhuo with Heveral ateaiuHhip Uiiea for llonoiulu, Japan, China. Phillipinea. 'Jentraf and Houth America. !ee Mr Is G Adair, agent at.KuKene ur addrue K. 11. MIT.LKIl, UI'A l'ortlund Or Your attention ta palled to the TIONKKft I J M ITK I " tralna of the "CH 1 C A ( X ), MIL WAUKKK ft HT VAVh KAlUtOAlV " I he mlv terfect tralmi In tlie world." You will find It deniralile to Hdn nn "thm 1 rahm when frotng to any point in th T.AHtefirn Htiiten or Canada, They conn pi with all Transcontinental Trains and all tirket Aurnta nell tick eta. For further Information, pamphlet, tot UK any j ick n.(nnt or C. J.KUDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CAHKY Trav I'aKu Agent. Canadian Pacific $60 oo To St Paul and return, limit CO days. Tickets on sale May ..0t!i and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and loturn,'' limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, com nicnciii"; Juno. For particulars apt ly to H. If. A Hi IT P, g.:nt llll'lliild Mrcet K. J. tOV IK. 1 Tut land, Or, Aest (len l'aaa Agt Vanoourer H, O, r SAVES LIFE WtllaU-ll. III.. Allaf-llt t. 1dm I wil In b ho-.. l It r his dining nnl ovnM riot It up tn bvtl for fnr u k h. h.-ri I wv o-.u -HuM luf Child dl.'-l. Wltan I tK-?n to alt up I Irlitowiakiut) h'1 iucti UirtiUtJ nluH in mv hnvk ami hl. 1 h4 ki.lnrv Iruubld aixl fulf iug of the wtTnb. 1 alio hn-l hyMericn. tpiilla. I wu in K b.l 00 mil l urn witrn 1 received your ''lAdloa' IlirlhtUy Almftime" an t r-al tlio tui vttiame!it of wlno i-( rn.ut tn t Thrdford's lilHok-lrau(ht. Kim-o April -il l li. 1 liavti Ukm feur boltlttaof Wlu ,.f Tartlui ami Uir. iack tMfesof Tlietlford' llluk-Dnuiftht. I fuel like ft uew person now. I can do alt my work and can walk out to eo any of mv nttighliorH. I bollTu I would hvo ,.u iu thr icruvo I a I it not been for Wiuo I'fCaxaui. IT SA V KD MY I.1KK. Mrs. ALtCti DAVIS, It U well that womtn are more patient than nun. Pew men could bear the bitter pans, the agonv and distress that women endure. Thousands of women have come to look upon suffering as duty of their sex. But there are many instances of this heroic fortitude which WINEorGARDUI mm si OREGON SHOITLINE and Union Pacific I8e EAST Tho O. R. N C Gives the Choice of K DAILY TWO VIA IhL IhLLQH SH0I11 L;llt 10 Salt Laht, Denver, omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. o L VIA THt GRtAT MRThtRN Ry. TO Snokano Mlnneapol s bt- Paul and Chicago. Ocean tStcaiuera leave 1'orliaud every 6 Diih for SAN KRANCL CO. iiiuib leave riTtiunu daily for all Wil hillielteanil LoluiliLIu Kiver I'nlllts. iVioiilhly Mi aim in lo Chilian!. u Japan r lull liiioiiiiitiou cull un or ad dreto i.nir.nt O. H. Ot N, Ticket Agent or atldieha, A. L. CRAIU. Oen'l fasseuger Agent, i'oiilanil. Or. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. ClAllli Nc, 2 lori Ywiuiua 'I'rnin leaves Albany 12:60 V M 1-rfiavus Corvaliia 1:60 V M Irrivea Yaipiiun 0:45 I'M . No. litelurDin J,eavea Yai)uiua 7,-00'A iI lutee L'orvaliia HJH) A M Arrlvee Albany 12:16.1' M No. 8 fur Detroit I-eavee Albany 700 A'M Arrives iletroit 12:15 1' At Nu, 4 flora Detroit Leaves Detroit 12:45 P M leaves Albany 6:40.1' M Trains I and 4 arrive hi Albany In time to connect with the S I' smith bound train, as well as ijiviii two or throe hours in Albany before departure of S P North bound train lor l'ort- lami. Train No 2 connects with the S F west eids train at Corvallia CruxniiiK for Independence MoMiunville and all points north to 1'ortlaud EDWIN STONE, JTMINEB Man""" Aueut Albany TICKETS1T0 ALL.FOINTS EAST VIA Shortest and TO ST. PAUL, CULUTH, HIHHEAPOLIS, CHIC.GO AnaJI puinta East. rhrouh Palaoe and Tourist Sleepers '1 Dlnlnf ana Bulf.t Smoking library Cars. 1) A 1 1.Y TKAImT KAST TIM K. HKKVlt KANDSt'ENKhY UNEyDAI K TlekrU lo,ii,.lnta Eat vlil'ortland and th. 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