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Newspaper Page Text. . I ! t.l H H iiHi wp - tv,fHiitosDigestic'n.Chfefruf- InL,ibf onlains neither ipofecl Remedy forConstipa lion SuurSlomach.Diarrhoea VormsjCoiivulsions.FcvBnsh nf5sanJLoss i OF SLEEP. fat Senile Signature or VEW YOTiK. EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. mm PMET. fltmps & iviiiiiiEii PROPRIETORS A fair share of the publlo pnr rona?e hollnlted. To trie Farm ni we will pay the highest miraet price for fat cattle, hogs ltd shiep. Bhop on VVlll imetteSt, Eugene, Oregon. Otden promptly delivered. 1! Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Suppljf of EEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Hiring luge and complete stock ot Staple and Kancy Graceriea, bought la tks beat market, I cu offer the pnblio better CASH Price than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE E-FLORENCE STAGE LiINE. BANGS, Proprietor Ne leAVM ViiMn a vi (!pt Sunday at Sam Ik?. g. .' 'evea Florence oaiiyexnr.pt Sundays at FT' "8 am. r in JSugetm at ? p nt th day l;-?'tti ...19 FEELER, Expert Accountant. .WFairmouat, Oregon, lrrTnn!.,1;1, 10 dnubl try. !8 MUTUAL LIFE !E COMPANY New York tatlil. e. Guaranteed v.lu P'ANN, Eugene, Or. NSFfian -rv -roprletor. jS?lT'S"t-la-. -"rcui Men. Groceries w Eugene.. Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought AA Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years BUSINESS CAHDS ATTOKN E YS-AT-LAW. J M WILL1AM8, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Colleotloni a specialty. 3ffioe Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Offlte-Oyer Flret National Bank. Erjams, Obioon. O WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Office One half blook south of Chrliman B 1 Euoimi, Obsook. SKIPWORTH. 4TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Edoxni Obsooh. HtXatUS W TH0MFS0H Oil IS A HABD) rjJHOMPSON 4 HARDY, . ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In Firat National Bank Building. noma in au luo courts. Eooini, Obioon, U TRAVIS, J .. Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. ' Eugene, Oregon. QEO, B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will tmctice In all the conrtl of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office Jurat National Bank JJldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8, John M. Edmunaon Leon R. Edmunaon. EDMUNSON ED&1UN30N, ttorneys-At Law. ,-, Practice lc all the courts. Collections a speci alty. M"01iice Over Loan It Savings Bank, ' EUGENE, OREGON, ' 0TJ1S E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JAINE ft KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank 11..11.11.... Special attention to surgery and surgioal dl lameo! women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocka'Repaired. EcosTt. Ormo H G B1DD1.E, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Fiftih and Sith st.-oot ie Wi.n wait of Mlnneeaota hotel J-JEUBEKT LEIGU ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Erjorai Obioo Beat equipped Assay Laboratory la the Btate rrompt and reliable returns guaranteerj. Working tests made on ore aamplee of one to fifty pnunda to determine the most suitable method of treatment. K PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIEa Almrt J. CaBOH, Gen. Agt., J. M. Wiu.iam!, Portland, Ore. Local Agent, Eugene AW CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under thU head not to exoeed hvs PMyear "" l 60 uionthj 12 KOOM ASU UOAhl). Furui.lie.1 room and board at reaaouable teroae. Call at 467 Oak street. f OK HALE CHEAF.-A new upright plaun. Inquire of Mrs W GunUm at Hie Famous. liOOMtJ FOR RENT. Three) good living or orUot) rooms fol nut. En quire of Groae V r3teven, real eataU: agenu. FOR BALE. Team, haronee aud "agHii, Alao beet wood-aavlnR out fit lu town. A a SUUoiaD, Seventh aud Washington atrneta, Eugene. GIRL WAMTJSD. To do general hou.ew. rk. Apply to Mia Uao H Kelly, comer of Pearl and Third 8ta. FOR BALE 75 acres) of nrst-claaa farming land one mil east of Uree well. Nearly all under cultivation. Ternia reasonable. Address 8 B Mom, Cottage Grove, Or. MtN WAJSIED.-To cut railroad wood. Long Job, fine timber, ex cellent climate and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar V Kuykendall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. FOR BALE. A new nine room house and one and a iulfacrea of ground, 3200. Inquire al Mo 221 Blair Htreet. Rbv PLC Uahssn. DRY WOOD FOR 8AT.E.-M B Hubble atlll has several curds of 1J luoh wood whioli ke will sell at eost while It lasts. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Blisa will mend anything In the house except a watoh. Leave orders at Monroe fc Ray's second baud store in the new McClung blosk. WANTED. Firat-olau dining rooua girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at oboh. Apply at once. WANTED. Intelligent young men from 17 to 18 years of age, having wominuu school education, to learn mechanical trade. For fun iuforiua tlou apply or write to Union Iron Works, Market street, Han Fran oieoo. TiMjjtfK Claims. Parties wishing to take akvantage of a bargain In tim ber claims will please call within the next three days at Mulkey'e boarding bouse ou Willamette street and enquire for A H Hiukeon. FORSALE.-2I3 acres of land, 100 aoree cultivated, 16 aores ol timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, J mlie from sohool, poatoffloe aud church. Enquire) of O A Parker, Jefiersou Hi between Fifth and Sixth, Eugene, POtjl'LEBcJ FENCE. Every person wlehiug a good oheap, movable, pout lens fenee of any style, are invited to call and examine oae I have on ex hibit on Willamette street between . 6.h aud 7th. Farm, county and state rights for sale, AUHinkson. W ANTED. Several persons of char acter nud good reputation In eack state (one in this oounty required) to repreeentand advertise old establish ed wealthy business house o( solid financial standing. Salary 118.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable In cash eaoh Wednesday dlreot from head offices. Hone and carriage furnished, when neoessary. References, Enolose self-addressed envelope. Manager, (OS Caxton Building, Cbioago. Teachers' Examination. Notloe Is hereby given that the oounty superintendent of Lane oounty will hold the regular exaoelnatloa of applicant for state and oounty papers at the oourt house in Eugene as fol. Iowa: FOK STATS PAPIRS. Commencing Wednesday, February 12, at nine o'olock a m and continuing until Saturday, February 16, at four o'olock p m. Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, algebra, reading, school law, Thursday. Written arithmetic, theory of tenoning, grammar, book keeping, physios, civil government. Friday Physiology, geography, meuUl arithmetic, composition, physi cal gflography. Saturday Botany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, ps;, ohology. FOR OOUNTY PAFIB8. Commencing Wednesday, February 12, at nint o'clock a m, and oontlnuiog until Friday, February 14, at four o'clook p m. First, second and third grade certifi cates Wednesday Peamanshlp, hletory, orthography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, school law, Friday Geography, mental arith metic, physiology, olvll government. Primary oertifloates Wedneeday Penmanship, orthog raphy, reading, arithmetic. Thursday-Art of questioning, tin ory of teaching, metbode, pbyelol ogy. Tbere will be no examination la April this year. W M Miller, County Hupr. Dated January 23d, 190J. For Sale. One of the cholenet reelde noe In Ku cMie on Willamette etreet. tall on T tf Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. THE KING. BY BARRY PAIN. Mr. Wllriisl Cauip thought that a vvalkinK tour would tHi a good thiii. One night a week litter, at about 10 o'clock, he found blineelf lost on a Yorkshire moor. Ills foot were weary: bis new knn;i8iu'k was heavy; his rorul map wna all wronj; lie v:i thirsty and slwpy. In this ,..,Ut:ni he wna extremely glnd to eight at last a very emull eottngc with a light burn ing in the window. That meant n rest and a dlreetion. There would nlso ho something In the way of supper. Wil fred quickened hit stop and knocked gently on the door of the cottage. The door was opened, considerably to Wilfred's surprise, by a gaunt old gentleman In evening dress.' Wilfred had expected a peasant, but he pulled himself together and told his story mid made his requests as well as ho could. "You are the second stranger that has culled hero within these 20 years," suid the old gentleman. "I came here to be out of the world, which had ceas ed to want uie, and yet the world drifts In. But do not let me seem ungracious. Such hospitality as I am nblo to offer Is entirely at your service, l'ray come In." The old man led the way Into a small book lined living room. "1 must toll you," he added, "Hint I have no serv antlive by myself and am nccustomiil to do eerythlng for myself. You will excuse liny shortcomings." For the life of him Wilfred could not help his glnnce straying to that perfect shirt front. "Yes, 1 know," said the old gentleman. "It does seem Incon sistent. It Is nil old habit. Let us hope that It may help nie to act as your waiter with n skill that shall not lag too far liehlnd my good will or the part Please be seated nnd excuse me for n few moments whilo 1 prepare sup per for you." Wilfred's offer of assistance was de clined, nnd nn excellent and simple menl was soon ready. It was only when lie had llnlshed tho omelet and was pouring out tho Inst glass of the old burgundy that his curiosity got the better of his nppctitc nnd his discre tion, lie tried n lending question. "Certainly," said the old gentleman, with a courteous smile, us he handed the cigar box. "It Is natural that you should he asking yourself who this unliable lunatic rmy be. Potentially 1 am king of the world. I'.oni l:i the right uge nnd in the right stage of civilization or. If you prefer It, bar barism I should unquestionably hnve been tho king of the world. The iron, scientific, conventional, civilized world of today Is too strong for me. When you contend against It. It gives you seveu yenrs' pennl servitude. I myself hnve done seven yenrs' pennl servitude." "You lira Jesting, of course," said Wil fred Camp. "I never Jest. There Is little dignity In It. 1 was fellow of my college nt the time of the sentence, many years ago. When I came out, my relatives and a few friends were rendy with ndvlce, penitential gibberish nnd forgiveness. Others were rendy to despise or nils trust. I could not understand the point of view of uny of them. You see, I nm at henrt u king, one to whom forgive ness or contempt must he purely ridic ulous. To myself, and uo other, can I ever he nusweruble. Obviously a world of men nnd women of the type that Is spawned nowadays was no place for me. I enme out of It. I um alone, nnd I am the king, the king In exile, tho king without u kingdom. Cunnco can not affect that. It moves me from my right epoch and sets mo down in a vulgar generation with nbsurd Ideas that cannot understand me. Briefly, It denies me my kingdom, but can do no more. No, 1 nm stronger than chance there. I am. In myself and nil through myself, a king unalterably." The old man's eyes glittered, and bis manner was rapidly becoming more excited. Mr. Wilfred Camp was as rapidly becoming very nervous. ; "I'm nfrnld," he said, "you find my visit n terrible Intrusion. I wns, ns you saw, the victim of circumstances, but I thank you for your hospitality aud will not trespass on It further. If you could kindly direct me to Venners ley" Tho old man looked nwny from bltu and muttered, ns If to himself. "Two In 20 yenrs." Then he suddenly turned to him ngnln, raising his voice. "Address me properly, and ou your knees." Wilfred wns down ou his knees nt once. "May It please your majesty to penult me to retire?" "Very well. You will wnlk back ward until you rench tho door. On leuvlng the house you will, not run unless you wish my dogs to run after you.. I shall not direct you on your way. for then you might return, i'ou will get lost again. The other stronger got burled. You ore kneeling on his grnve nt this moment. Out before I chnoge my mind!" Wilfred Cntnp rose and backed to ward the door. As be reached It the madman mude a rush nt him, and he turned and' ran. Ho neither saw nor heard anything of the dogs. At a lit tle distance he took one look back nt the cottage. The madman stood In the doorway, waving his knife nnd shout ing: "1 am the king of the world I I am the king!" It wna dawn when ho reached, by chnncc, the highroud. Some days after wurd nn organized attempt wus tnnde to tlnd the cottage, but with no success. So some tliink Camp's story untrue: others, that If It had been a lie It would have put him In a less Ignominious po-Itlon.-Block and White. His Impression. She Why. no. The stolen Gainsbor ough was nut a lint. It was a picture. Her Huahnnd Oh! I thought from the Talne It w.n a hat.-Brooklyn Life. It Girdles the Globe. Tbe fame of Bucklen'a Arnica. Salve as tbs best In the world, extends round theeaitb. It's the one perfect healer of cats, corns, burns, bruises, sore, scalds, bolls, ulcers, felons, aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only Infallible pile core. 26o a box at W L DeLano't. C -A fca " XI T A. . BigsAtani f Commissioners Court. Supervieore' aooount T A I'lerwit-raupervlsor 31 0" Jacnti Nushauiu supervisor ,14 tv. O ' H'-X'er supervisor 60 bt J R Yates supervisor li 0U Marion Hager supervisor S2 00 Q E Hebert supervisor 16 (0 vV V Gibson supervisor 24 CO Robert Sohml'z supervisor 24 Of' C'has Brattan supervisor 2t IX, fc-dward McBee supervisor 74 00 Wiu Goodpasture supervisor 10 00 A A Gibson supervisor S3 75 J K Miller supervisor 30 5S James riunton brldgewoi 1 26 A G B-o,aTt aseessiug danism- ou Kompp road 3 CO Geo Riuehart gravel 8 Ob 8 8 Moss gravel VJ 00 Griniu Hardware Co in reliau- dlse 2 is J W Waltman gravel 8 31 Daniel Zimmerman roa lork... 8 00 M A Montague grnv' 495 W W Haiuee & Co c! v 1 2 2o Lougbmlller A Petui merchan dise 7 4(- P Allison roadwork S Oh Tboe Allen material and labor on bridge 7 00 J H Perkins labor on Long Tom levy 8 2'. C D Maxwell labor on Long 'loin levy 2 60 S Rlgdon roadwork 2 4i Joshua Cain bridgework 10 60 John Cain bridgework 26 00 P J Bhokiston bridgework and board 48 S9 Samuel Btlera bridgework 19 03 A N Htryker bridgework 46 00 8 A Phinwolt roadwork 8 75 A A Hollenbeck deputy super visor and cash 8 00 J C Hnshnell gravel 4 82 A W ltlanton gravel 2 28 BF Finn lumber 82 86 li Boring roadwork 61 60 Witness aooount Mrs Chrylla witness 1 60 Mrs Esporres witness 160 Mr Cbrylla witness 1 (t) Guest Baldwin wline-s I u Maude Gordaa witness 1 6n Ingham witness 1 i Gleu Jones witness 1 6" Mary Barkey wltuee 1 60 Ida Patterson witness 1 6" W T Gordon wltuess I 60 Charles Marsh witness. 1 70 Juror aconunt P J MofheMon juror 120 E J Simmons juror , 1 20 D 8tratton Juror 1 20 James Anderson juror 1 20 M A Wood Juror 1 20 W K Monroe juror 1 20 Geo Fisher Juror 6 20 Lee W Clark making Jury list J P 8 00 Tom Uttlngor making jury list J P 2 00 Gen W Freaer making jury list J P 2 00 W H Roberts making jury list J P 3 00 W A Campbell making jurv Hat J V 2 00 W h Campbell making jury list J P 2 00 M Walsh making Jury Hat J P. 8 00 Lawn account N Gross labor on lawn 12 00 Rebate on tax aoaount L M Travis rebate on tax 16 00 Printing account Gilstrap Bros printing 12 60 Eugene G u AS. D printing 11 60 Gilstrap Bros printing 10 30 . Pauper aooount J L Page pauper supplies 4 76 P L Brlstow pauper supplies 2 00 Williams A Parvln pauper ap plies; 18 00 Dr B F Russell oar of pau pers 160 71 0 W Powell pauper supplies 6 00 E Bangs livery hire 6 60 E D Matlock pauper supplies 2 00 1 Blayter pauptr supplies 27 84 Dr C H T Atwood medicine for Henry Cain 1 60 Water and light aooeunt- Eugene Water Co water 81 OS Eugene Eleotrlo Light Co ser vices 87 78 Stationery aooount E Schwarzichlld stationery 14 43 Irwln-Hodson Co stationery 23 0i, Irwin-Hodsnn Co 26 00 Constable aooount Geo Crouer oonetable ,. 1 60 Sidney 8cott oonstable 8 80 Constable of Florence preolnut oonatabla 4 (6 C Cochran oonstable 4 00 Justice account C A Wlutermeler Justloe 28 06 C H Holdso justice 2 06 T W Tillman Justice 8 60 ' Insane aooount W L Chsahsr M D, msdloal ex amination 6 00 L VV Brown M D, medical exam ination f 00 Salary of oounty ofUoera aooonat H R Kincaid salary ooonty judge 66 70 A S Patterson salary county ' treasurer 60 70 W W Withers eaiary oounty abend 199 70 E U Lee salary oounty olsrk 163 70 F L Gibbs salary deputy county clerk 75 00 J D Haiuliu salary deputy coun ty olerk 60 CO O F Callison deputy oounty olerk 4 CO W M Miliar salary county school superintendent 100 00 Fred Flsk salary deputy shsrlfl 76 00 H L Down salary deputy shsrlfl 60 00 Assessors' aooount D P Burton salary county asses- r 7 0 O M Loom Is salary deputy oeun- ty assessor 68 00 H J Wilson salarj deputy county assessor 61 00 C M Loouii. satery deputy ooun ty assessor g fjo I J th delay which b focrculnf your misery and wasting the days ol your life. Why not stop the pain today f ' . t . . Belen. MUi., March 9. 1900. I have need on bottle of Wise of Oardui and one pack of Thedford's B leek -Draught. Before I btraa to Ukt rour mdlalnt I hd pains in iut buost, hlpi, lower bawelaanii to? arm, doiutlmt 1 thought I would go blind. My head achd and I waa So weak 1 oould hardly walk aoroi th floor. Now I oan only tool a llttla of the pain in ray side and 1 am going to use your medicine until X ft turvd, for I believe they will certainly ouro - me. I htve been married twelre years andara therootherof seven children I taank you for your wonderful snedloln and what it has dune for me. MATILDA SMITH. f'or sdrlee and lltsratarn, sVddme. flvtnjr tymptom. "Ttw. !.. (.' Advisory rctwrunsttt''. The Challepooe UodloiM Oonipauy, CUaiuuuog, Teun. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIIIK OAKD No, 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:dO,P M l,eavea Corvallia 1 :fi0 P M a-rrivea Yaquiua G;45PAl No. LJteturnln? Leaves Yaquina 7KX)AFM Leaves Corvallis UJI0 A M Arrives Albany 12:16 PM rfo. 3 for'Detroit Leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:16 P Al No, 4 fiom Detroit Leaves Detroit 12H6'P III Leaves Albany MO'P lil Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to connect with the S 1' south bound train, aa well as giving two or three lioura in Albany befoie departure oi 8 P North iwund train lor Port land Train No 2 connects with the H 1 west aide train at Corvallia Croaainn for Independence MoMinnviHo and all points north te Portland KDWIN ST.iNE, Maufiger J TI'RNKK Agent Alliany TICKETS TO ALL FEW S EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Lint TO ST. PAUL, DUIUTH, MIKNEAPQUS. CHICA6C Anall points East. Dlalag aa Bufftai?khii LI6?arVcVra. DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIMK. BBKVIUEAND SCKNEUY UN EyUALE Tickets to.polnts Kaat vl Portland and tl e GltKAT NOKTUEKN KY., on sale at Bout!. rn l'acifio Depot Ticket Ofrce, Eugene, ir UKKAT NOKTHEKN Ticket Office 122 TRIRD STREET ORTLAND. Kor Bates, folders and full Information eading EasterTrip, call on or address, J W PUALON. H.' DICKSON, Ticket P. as Ant. City Tlsket Agent 121 Third Htreet, Portland, ABC. DLNNIBTON, O. W. P. A. 012 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash A Sv Yonr attention la called to the "PIONKEIt LIMITED" trains ef the "CHIOACO, MIL WAUKEE ft BT PAUL UAILKOAD..'. " The only jierfect trains In the world." Yon will nnd It desirable to ride on "this Trains when going to any point in tb Eastern States or Canada. Tbey oonno with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Agents sell tickets. For further Information, pamphlet, etc, aak aay Ticket Agent or C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CAREY Trav 1'ass Asent. Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and loturn, limit 30 days. Tickets on salo fst and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars api ly to ii. H. AUDIT, A Kent K. J. f-'OYLE. 1 Pt..d tt; 1 I Vaoooaver t KO. 1 Sl'rf' air? aHi-ir I li ii H saViaiD.- Told by Pain It you have pains you should look after them quickly. Pain ahows something Is wrong. Th sharper the pain the more dan ger that is In delay. There are thousands of women to-day who are beArlng awful pain almost continually, rather than tell a fihyslcUa about the shooting pains in their swer abdomen, about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoe. They let the months pais and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure exemption from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of danger they can) cure themselves by the use of WINEorGRDUI in the privacy of their homes. You cu be cured without distressing publicity. With' theM (acts before vou thatne i nn rcicnn In Gap Closed The oieration of through trains bo tweju San Kr.ncittoo and Lm An (rehw, via Surf and LSanta Itarbara. will bet(in on Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througn Trains Dally. The Coast Line Limited loaving each terminal eai ly in the morning equip ped wi'h delimit oafo and liarl'ir oars, will make daylight tnM tlirough the most picturesqu,-, varied ami enter taiuitiK, aoenes on tbe oontiuent, luquin.of ageuts of the Southern Pacific. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Oq SHASTA ROUTE Trains loave Kugene for Portland and way stations at ShoOa in) 1:43 p m. lv Toman J r,iW a m 12:30 a m 6KHI p m 7:4B p m 8:30 p n 1:15 a m 12HH a m 4:'2d a m 8:16 a m Iv Luyene Ar Ashland A r Hsnratnanli, Ar San Franoiaou Ar Oirden 6:45 a or U:4f a m VM a m 9M , m 7:25 a m 7;2fi a m 7:45 am ti.30 a m Ar Denver Ar Cliioago Ar Los Angeles Ar El Paao Ar Fort Worth Ar Cifcvr M-IM 1:20 p m AKXI p m 6:81) a m :r5 a m 4:0U a m d-.m p in 6:41! a m 12;43 p m 7O0 a m 9:00 p m 6:30 a na 9:55 a na 4 KM) a m 6:25 p aa 6:42 a m . 12:43 p m Ar ' Houston Ar New Orlenms Ar Washington , Ar New York Pullman and Tourist cars on . both trains. Chair cars Sacra i. u men to to Ogden and El Paso, ai.d ouriat oars to Chloage, . St Louis, Now Orleans and 1 Washington. ' i . Connecting at San Fran olaoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, . China, Phlllipinea, Central and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or addres It. IS. MILLER, OI'A Portland Or Oregon Ujxion pacific the EAST Tho O. R. :n C Give tho Choice) of WEE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA ONE VIA the oregon the great short line northern bt. Salt Lake, Denver. Snokane- Omaha, Mlnneapol s Chicago and St. Paul and Kansas City. Chicago. Oo.au fifainom have Portland eveTy 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for ell Wll. lametteaiul L'oliinitlaltiTer Point. Mouthly Bteamer to China and Japan roriuu iiiionnation oall ou or ad drees nearest O. Jl. d N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIO. Geti'l faseenger Agent, Fort lard, Or.