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Newspaper Page TextI The Kiiul You Have Always Bought, nud wlilch baa boea' ... ,w for over 30. sen in. has bnrnn Ill " - - ana has U-- sonal supervision since ilslnftmcy, 44CU'V Allow TWa nnatnilnnnl... - -- ft It afslllfl fj.rfulr.4. Imltationa jUi v-" ' - '- wvi uro uuu Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infinite and Children ExperUuce aguiust Experiment What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drop ftiul Soothing' Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic aulutance. Its age is its guarantee. It tlestro; s AVorms and alinys Feverisliiiess. It cures Ditirrliosa anil Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation, anil Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ' 7 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TH eeWTU OOMMNV, TT MURflAV TtCT, NCW VOBR OrTT. GEflTflAIt NAHMS -MILLER PROPRJBTOH9 A fair share of the public pnt ton&iie solieiled. To the Farm era we will pay the highest market price for fat cattle, hone -sod sbiep. Ship on Will amette St, Engeui , Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. ! Wi I Keep Gonslantlj on Hand a Full 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 (EbJ i.bcan dffer the pnblio ' better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGS UlNE. L E. BANGS,. Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene for Florence llly except diindny at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence lor Bageiie daily except Hundaye at Lm : . y, 'tordays at 8 a ra iiriyee In BiiiKenn A p m the day K.iowlng. i 8IN(d.K FARE ts hnb thip.::::;::;- : ..:::: . ;: : ,!iSleU lor ' Banns' 'livirV stable, Hard UerenuorOs o - v A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. Offiwan l R-si lence-Fa'.rmnunt, Oregon. "" 'ire-ned, ,, .... ". cnterted from sin de to double entry. ""ructions niveu in double entry. "'"'""nt of intricate Bud involved accoun "twcmlty. . "" inquiries and orders addressed as above iu n,ve prjinpt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE . ..- .INSURANCE COMY of New York, All lorrru ol lilt. Endowment and Cold Bond foiiclu ind Annuities Guaranteed value ' fumlsned by V. A. WANN, Eugene. Or. Mi Eugene TN SEGAR- Proprietor- PWrtlr-first cl. ew manarement. LVR.i Ru' 11 W per day. "dquartere for Commercial Men. II w 'f.IlUlllIU US becumnilnnn.u. i.i n u yuu in UUS and ".Tim Signature of BU81NEBH OABPS ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Dffice Over Lane Count? Bank, BILYJSU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. ' Euoixi, Cuaow, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrismao B I Kuoini, Oriooh. SKIPWOKTH. . . . . ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Enonn Oeioon. HXLMD8 W THOMPSON OHAS A HARD! rjlHOMPSON 4 HAEDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Edoihi, Objuon. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan ft Savings bank. - Eugene, Oregon. 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice In all the oonrts of the Second Judicial IHatrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collection! and matteri in probate, Olhue Firat National Bank Bldg. i Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M. EdmunBon Leon B, Edmnnson. EDMUN30N ft EDMTJN30N. yttorneya-At Law. Practice 1c all the courts. Collections a speci alty. WOttice Over Loan & Saving! Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OTJIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JAINE KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank Building. fecial attention to surgery and surgical dii CAM'S of women. V H LUCKKY, WiU hes and Clooks'iiei aired. Econrm, Omxkw n u a biuiji.K, DENTIS ):Hfl-4)nJ lire atreet. ,btwen Kiftih abd Sith street m 'due w-it 0 M innewaota hotel j-JEKUEKT LEIGH ASSAYKR AND METALLURGIST Euodii Omooi Best equipped A""y laboratory In the SUt I'rompt and reliable returns guaranteed. Working tests made on ore samples of one to fifty pounds to determine the most suitable method of treatment. HK I'ACIHC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDEN T POLICIES. A mm J. CieoH, Oeo. Agt., J. M. William, Portland, Ore. Local Agent, Eugene classified num. I' ticx UU14I this iitmi B it to alceol BI! m. oU oenta wr week; 1 6u a moutn: W pwyear. Help Wanted. UIRL. WANIKD.-To Uo g.ueral hoaeewirk. Apply to Mil Ueo H Kelly, ooiner of Pe.rl aud Third SU. G1KL WANTED.-Cooklrtej and ku eral housewom. Apply to Profeaaor Lachman's, No 374 East Eleventh at reel. MEN W AN TED. To cut milroart wood. Long job, fine timber, ex cellent climate aud ooaveulent loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar A Kuykendall, Wolf Creek, Oregon WANTED. First-ol-as dining room girl wauted at Hot l Eugene at onon. Apply at orjoe. SIR L WANTED. oompetent girl U do general hous. work. Call at E H Ingham'i reeid. nce, North Pearl atreet. WANTED. Intelligent . young men from 17 to IB jean of age, having common school eduoation, to learu mechauioal trades. For full informa tion apply or write to Union Iron Worke, Market street, Ban Fran cisco. W ANTED. Beveral persons of char acter and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and adveitise old establish ed wealthy business house ol solid lluaucial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expebsea aditioual, all payable in cask each Wednesday direct from head omoes. Horse aud oarriage furnished, when necessary. Keferenoee, Enclose self-addressed envelepe. Manager, t08 Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. FOR rJALE. 213 acres of laud, 100 . aores cultivated, 16 acres of timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, miie froiu eolmol, poolufll ' aliu cbi.rih lil.quiru ( 0 A I'arl-.ei, J. II. 'jim!! biivtu'ii Hitli uiid bixi.li, i'iUieue FOR BALE 75 acres of nrat-olass farming laud one mile east of Cres well. Nearly all under cultivation. Xerme reasonable. Address B Motws, Cottage tire vo, Or. FOR BALE. A new nine room house ami oue aud a hi acres ef f rouud, P10, Inquire a: . No 224 ISlatt Ulreet. . , Rbv 1'LC Hansen. FOR BALE CHEAP. A uew u,,rlgUt piano. Inquire of Mrs W Gnuton at the Famous. Rooms and Board. ROOM. AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street. ROOMS FOR BENT. Three good living or offlos rooms fot rent. En quire of Gross 4 Btevsus, real estate agents. Lost and Found. FOUND. A. ring was pioked up on the Btreet. Owner caa have same by paying for this notice, LOST. A Second Oiegeu Volunteer's medal. Finder plose leave at this offloe and receive reward. Miscellaneous. GET YOUK HOUSE NUMBERED. I have the agenoy for the enam eled steelplate house numbers and will take your order anal put the number up. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over MoCluog'a store. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will mend anything la the house except a watob. Leave orders at Monroe A Bay's secend hand tore In the new McClung block. A Deep Mystery. It Is a mystery why women endure hutkanhe. headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melanonoly, fainting and ditty spells when thousands nave proved that Electric Bitters will quiok ly ours euob troubles. "I suflered for years with kidney trouble" write Mrs Phebe Cherley, or Peteraoi, la, "and a lame baok pained me so I could net dress myself, bat Eleotrio Bitters wholly oured me, and, although 73 year old, I now am able to do aU my housework." It overcomes constipa tion, Improves appeMte, gives perfect health. Ouly Won W L Delano's drug store. The Sword Discarded. Iu the British army the sword has been discarded, so far .as Its usefulness Is concerned Id modern warfare, A half oeatury ago it was considered the best weapon, but tbe rifle baa now taken its place. At the present time llioueands of people are dlecardlig their old methods of trying to on re euiuiacb and bowel complaint', and are using the old reliable Hostet'.er's nuiruaob Bitters. It bas never been kLOwntofail in came of Indigestion, dypepsla, constipation, bllloasnsss, liver and kidney troubles, or malaria. fever and ague, aae a trial Is therefore recommended. It has been before tbe nubile for fifty years, sad by Its record of cures durlug that tins has flraily established It superiority ever all otber remedies. Try a bottle and satlary yourseir. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class Hem pit room 30x60 feet, well equipped. Rates $1 00 and 12.00 per clav. "Kir- ONLY LITTLE DRDSA When John Dcrlng died, he U-ft t!irw . duuUters to comfort Ills In'reave-l spouse. AraU'lla. Tile eldest !I8 tn.l and stately, with a full, well develop ed foiui, large, handsome features, black eyes and coarse black curls. 81ie was the ruling spirit in the Per- Itij: household. Passionate und pr.i'id. she in:uie, as she herself expressed it, "everybody stand aiound." Laviula, the second daughter, was tall ami fleshy, with a plump fnce, sleepy blue eyes and light brown hair. She was the very opposite of Arabella. The hitter was quick In her move ments, with a lively leinperanu nt, while Lavlnla was 1 uy and languid. Drusa, or Llttlo I'msa, ns she was generally called, resembled uelther of her sisters. She waa small and slight. but very graceful, with a complex Inn as delicately tinted an the heart of a shell, exquisitely chiseled features, great bronze brown i.ves, above whleli was a broad, white forehead, shaded by silken curlp, the hollows of w h ise ripples seemed dark, while the crt sts shone like burnished gold. One day she was startled by a foot step, and, hastily lookini; i;p, she saw Carl Kutbven, her sister's music teach er. He wns ouly thirty-two, hnud some, talented, with a name well known In all the select music circles In New York city, lie had come into tbe country village to spend the sum mer and nt the time of which we speak was getting up a concert in be half of a church which needed repair ing. Arahclla and Lavlnla were to take part In the concert, anil he had kindly undertaken to train them. He was on bis way to the bouse when, passim; through the woods. Drusa's melodious lay fell on his ear. lie bad heard many celebrated sinn ers, but never before had he beard such a voice- rich, deep, clear. Excuse nu miss." he said, with a courtly bow "excuse mo for startling you; but, rcnlly, 1 heard you singing, and" The sentence wan ended with an ad miring look. Then ho continued: . 'Will you pardon my rudeness If I ask you If you ever took lessons In vo cal music?" "Oh, no. sir!" shimmered Drnsn, "1 have only caught up the exercises that Arabella that my sisters practice." Would you permit me to give you some instruction by way of preparing you to sing at the church concert " Drusa looked frightened. "I? I, sir? Why, 1-1 hardly think the rest would like It." "Why not?" bluntly. She looked down and said simply: "I'm only Drum, you know." "Well, one thing is certain, and that Is that 'only Drusa' has a wonderful voice," ho sold, with a smile. "Aud she will not do right If she does not cultivate the beautiful talent the good God has given her." The night of tho concert camo, AU Brookslde was going, and consequent ly the hall was crowded. Arabella was supposed to be the best performer and was reserved for the last. Solos and duels were over, and then Lavlnla, arrayed in her blue silk, came forward. She was excited and nervous fal tered nnd finally broke down. Much annoyed nt her sister s failure, Arabella determined to do her best and, gorgeous In hoi; maize silk, came forward and snug her operatic air in a loud, clear voice. Not a whit onibar rassed wns this young lady. She was loudly applauded. "I'm so glad that I was last, fur 1 know I did the best," she whispered to the weeping Laviula. "Did you see how devoted Mr. Uutbven looked when he handed me my bouquet? I know he'll propose tomorrow. Yes, I'm aw fully glad that I was the last singer. I'm sure I mode an Impression, tor I why, my goodneasl Who Is that?" look ing toward the stage. For Just then Carl Hnthven appeared, looking proud and happy, leading Dru sa. . . And standing there, with her little hands simply folded beforo her, she held the great audience spellbound by the magic of her matchless voice, which rang out clenr us a sliver bell or trilled like a bird soaring to the heavens. The song ended. With a graceful bow the singer disappeared behind tho cur tain. Then, with a universal sigh, the audience recovered Itself, aud, oh, what applause! Again and ngalu she wus encored. It was enough to turn the bend of su old er person, but Drusa was Just ns simple and childlike as ever. As for Mrs. Derlng and her two elder daughters, they were overcuma with astonishment, but were obliged to ac knowledge the superiority of Drusa's wondrous voice New York News. When Knowledge Is Valuable. Tho faculty ef having ono's mind pigeonholed Is of great value. Some peoplo have their mental bookcases and storerooms plied up with a mass of matetinl, oil valuable perhaps In Its way, but Jumbled up and plied to gether so that when any one thing Is wanted It Is not to bo had without overhauling fen times as much other material, whleh. however valuable It may be In Itself, has no particular uso at the moment of search. Other peo ple can lay their mental hnnds on liny particular fact or fancy at a moment's notice and can keep on pulling out other fucts and fancies of tho same general character until they havo told or found all they know. There Is sueb a thing as an embarrassment of rlelies In one's mental treasury as well as In matters material. Notice. Beginning Feb 1, 1902, wt the unde signed, will charge for the use of sample rooms at tbe rate of 60c per day, T N Beoar, Prop. Hotel Eugene V O Zkkii.ek, Prop Hoffman House. If yoo want to BEE like you should BEE, see Janney & Meyer, graduate 1 opticians. m gamsshfer's DAUGHTER Tieity Maribel Wei.'.e leaned agnuist the Mile by the lodge, a suillo playing about her Cupid bow mouth, whereon tho kiss of Captain Lurt of the dra goons was responsible for the charm ing blush which framed so sweet a tlnilc. liiler Iiunnat shambled nlong t'.io hedged and tree arched highway. When ho reached the lodgo gate, bo deliberately sat upon the fender rock. "Why, llrier," exclaimed Mnrlbel, turning quickly to return to the lodge, "where did you come from':" "Prom home, Maribel. and n-rurpose lo see ye," soberly replied the simple farmer. "I've heard yo have been re ceiving attentions frori a soldier." Mnrlbel laughed merrily nnd blushed. "Yo has a guilty loik, Maribel. and I fear what I hear bo true. Hut ye intist not encourage tl'ose chaps, Mari bel, for ye know ye are promised to me." "I am promised to you, Hrler? Why, you must bo mnd! And when, pray, gave I such u promise'.1" "It was not ye, Muiibel, us pave tho promise. It was yer father told mo ye should bo mine." Look to my father, then, to fulfill the promise:" exclaimed the quick tem pered Mnrlbel, casting a glance where the dust bad risen, then turning and walking quickly up the avenue toward the lodge. lirler-Ilonnat looked putzlcdly after her, but ha neither culled her back nor manifested chagrin. He dragged his corduroy cap from his glossy, black head nnd twirled It in his hand, his eyes fixed on the turf re flectively, until Herr Welto came along homeward from tho village. "What do ye here, Itrler?" called out the Jolly gamekeeper. Sit a minute, Herr Welze," called out llrier, straightening up. "Did ye not tell rue I should have Maribel lor me wife?" "I did. Why?" "An hour ago I came up the road from the placo to pass an hour with Maribel, As I turned the bend of tho road beyond I saw tho girl nnd a sol dier" "Captain Lurt?" "Tim same. I stopped Just beyond the stllo to wait for them to separate. I heard tho soldier ask Maribel to be his wife. She gavo him her promise, and, Herr We 1 7.0, they scaled It with a kiss. Now, Herr Welze, nover has) Maribel honored mo with a kiss" "And yo bow this, llrier?" "With me own eyes." Tbe sturdy, pray bearded gamekeep er strode up the graveled avenue to ward his lodge. Drier shambled off down tho road. It wns a slormy Interview thnt took placo between the fnther nnd daughter. The motherless girl pleaded bcr lovd for the dragoon. Her stem father swore sho should wed In her rank and that his wish wus thnt she become tho wife of Brier-Bon-nnt. The same blood flowed In their veins. Their quarrel Increased until tho dnrk browed parent, goaded by dlBObedleaeo nud love's obstlnncy, threw opeu his door nnd bado his high spirited child leave his sight forever. e e e "Yes, hero was the very spot Do you remember, dear?". "As If It were yesterday. Come here, Myrtle, I want to (.how you somo. thing.". . . A tall, beautiful young woman ap proached tho gray mustnebed, florid, portly man, upon whose arms leaned tho gracious, well preserved lady who mado th Urst remark and who waB regarding nn old broken down gate with peculiar Interest. "Myrtle," said the gentleman, "It wus nt this very spot that mamma promised to bo mine." He looked into tho bright eyes of hla daughter as ho added: "Just here we sealed our troth with ai kiss." Then he took tho faco of tho content ed looking lady In his gloved bauds and said: "And mother doesn't rgret thnt first kiss, docs sho?" Tho response waB not In words., "What were you then, papa?" asked Uio girl. "A captain, my child." "And you, iiinmuia?" "A gamekeeper's motherless daugh ter, Myrtle. This is tho Urst time I huvo been hero since your grandfather drovo mo from homo because I was In lovo with your father." "Where Ih grandpn, mamma?" "Dead, dear, years ago." "And was ho gamekeeper here?" "Yes. Yonder In the trccB was our lodge." "Who Is tho gamekeeper now, mam ma?" "There Is none, my child. Tbe cstato has been closed years since. Let u walk up under the old trees, and I'll show you where your mother's child hood days were passed." Iu the doorway stood an old man. The ludy looked at him steadily for a moment and then gave a little gasp. The general lifted his hat In responso to the salutntlou of tho beggurly look ing fellow. "You live here, my good mnn?" be asked. The old man bowed hla head. The general tossed him a piece oC money as the party walked away. Tho old man leaned against tho door framo and watched them until they left tho avenue by the gate. The coin lay unhtiHhsl at his feet. Tears stood In the heavy eyes if Iirler-Bonnut ns he hunklly whispered: "Her father promised her to me." Newly Furnished Lodging House. New bedn lo newly painted and papered r'xims at trie Courthouse I.ihIkIiik H'iusa. Only one liliH'k from the main bUHlness street, and hut a little more than two blorka from the posUifllce. A very iiilet lorallly. OuiH'itn rrxirTi. at ri ar nirnera away from hall, splendid for day slnepliiM. Windows of thr t Kinia under pro. )ctli k r ii f, outtlnx i ll inuo'i of the light. J,ook!i sr with or ithuut tioard an deniri-d, i, nt ' s'.d . the rooms and 1 will guaraulvu iUml ynu w he eatle fird. Ku Hows. Is giving thousands of women health, beauty and freedom from the drag, gins' pains which made their lives so mlierable. Wan faces, hazard eyes ana emaciated forms are the results of suffering. What suffering con com pare with the torture of Irregular menstruation, leucorrhoea and falling of the womb I Beauty flees quickly before the ravages of such disease, ihe sharp pains of failing of the womb deepen the crow tracks in the face. Menstrual Irregularities rob the eye of Its fire and the complexion of Its transparency. Lcucorrhoea drains the body of Its strength, but Wine of Cardul restores the natural beauty, brightens the eye. clears the complexion. rounds out tne figure and brings bacK In this city handles $1.00 bottles of Tot idTic ud Utantur. addmi, Dlaitmiit, The CrutUouj. SOUTH AND JiASi -VIA- Southern Pacific Go smsu route Trams leave Kngeno for rortlamf and way V Matione at 8;UOa m; 1 -A'2 p in. U I'ortlanJ rvHu a m 8:80 p n r Ktitrene p m l :15 a m Ar Aablaiul I'J:30 a di ,i!:08 a m Ar Nauru. lie it to MX) p m 4:25 m Ar Hun Fiauoinco 7Hf p m H;15 a id Ar Ogxlen Ar Denver Ar Kautiaa City Ar CMcako b-Aft a v (.i:00 a m 7: a iu 7:45 a m VI r4fi a m 7;'!5 oj 9JAQ a w Ar Iaa Angeles Ar Kl liuo Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Huunton p m CtiOn p m u:;W a m V;f5 a in 4:0O a m ti:2"V p m Ihl'J a in 7:00 a m 9:00 p w 0:.H0 a ns y-.M a m 4:00 a m 6:2ft p a. Ar Now Orloanii Ar Wartliitigtim Ar Now York o:-w a u 1'2;-13 p in J 2.43 pn Pullman and TouriHtcarfi ou b"th traiuH. ('hair can Sacra tnrnto to tgtleu and E l'aau, 1 Hi d O'triftt cara to (-liiuaa, Kt fouin, New Orleans aud Wartliintftou. Cumiix-tiut( at San Frnn- ciifo with mi vert I ntemiinhip Hi for Honolulu, Jhpnu, Cl iiia, j'liilltpiiioH, 'JoutriJ mi l South America. tioe Mr G Adair, acnt at Kuene or addrnn It. . MUXEIt, U 1' A l'nrtlruvi () Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit 60 days. Tickets on sale May 30th and Juno ,7th. $86.00 Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars aptly to II. II. ABOTT, Agent 118 Third Street ft. J. COYL15. Aast Gen Pass Agt Vancouror 14. P. 1 Portland, Or, Your atltntlcn la calle I to ths "PIONKKH T tUI1'1lii .f .1.. Itl UJ tf A I', Mil W AUK KB A T PAUL UAIUtOAD. "1 he only rfect train In llm wurld." . You will find it desirable to ri.l nn ' tliL Tralna' whrn ttvaa to any point la th Kaatern Htatoa or ('anada. Ihey oonneo witn an i rannconunentai trains ana au ticket AiTPittA eell tlcketa. - ' For further information, pamphlets,; etc, anic any iicktt A$mt ot C. J.-KDUY, . i P"rt'anl. Ore. J. W. CAKKY Tr ,v I'hi-h Anent. Corvallis & Eastern -RAILROAD. 4 l.tlt tAUtt i , Nc 'J for Yiupiina TrnMi leavw Mt inr 12'i0 I Lea i- OrrMii- I .TiO P rri n Yattiiiih ti.4.' 1 leav a Yao.MinM 7:00 A ! Aim Ci-rvailia Il;8 A Airivua Albany I2:l V M No, S for Dftntitft . , Jjftm Alhatir 7.00 A M ArriVM Detroi: 12:15 V M No, 4 fi'im Detroit I,av lMr-.lt 12 4VP M All-uuv... A:40 1' M Train I and i arrive In Albany In time to connect with the 8 I mmrh Imtind train, a well an giving two or three hour In Albany before dttpartiire ol H I' North Ikhiti'I tr.lti for Port land. Tram No 2 connicta itti the S P wmt able train at CorvalHn fV-sing for ltide)fndenr McMiiiDville and all points north to Portland ID WIN RTiiNK, Manager J Tl UN EH , Afiiit Alhan jnv'f ;-iV'-" ;'lH""'- ' Beauty is Health. Walnut IaIta. Ark., Juno 3, 1W0. I thftnk you for the btmclH 1 received from yoor dTla and tha Win of Cardul I took la my terrible condition. My life was no pltaauro turn at all and X waa of no n to any bod r. atfUr racalvinv your adrtM and inetlfclna t eonuaanoed taxing it and began ltiimediatel tj tin Drova. The ralnj If ft iue and th meniea, which came at toecorrt'ot time, oontln nod three dart. I have gained trcnu-th and my wettrhc ha inoraused. Uy uunharul ay in mntk'ine baa made me belief looking t!in ?r tWrnv. Mri. 1J7.ZIB MA.NlNi.lX. Womanly health meant bright eyec, rosy checki, clear complexion and elasticity of form This U the youth unm enured bv year the bcaaty ot perfect womanhood. Beautiful wo men arc happier and get more out of life thin their sister whoie faces indicate suffering Wine of Ordul made .Mrs. Mannell "better look ins;" and Infinitely happier because It cured her of those terrible pains. But she is no except!;.. WINE'CARDUI the vigor ot health. Every druggist Wine of Cardul trlvhif Tinrlomt, "Thr Ijttllei' Advisory UoCirfu Com.iauy, Cruitauooi;., Turn, TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL. QUI UTH. MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGi Anatl points Kast, Ihrouih Fatao. and Tourist Sl.ap.rs. Dining and Buflai smoking Llbrarf Cars. DAIbYTKAl.Nrl. FAST TIME. BBUVIl'F.ANL) SUKNEKY UNEQUAL! Tickets Ui.imlnts Kant vU 1'nrtlnnd and -.he OKEATNok'l IIKKN HY ,msale at South.: rn laiilti: l,ot 'lu-l.i-t I'll Eugene, ur UKhlAT KOKTHKUN TkketOllicT 122 THIRD STREET -ohtlan:, Kor Kates. Vi.ldi w n il lull h.lurnintioii aadhu: EnalnrTriii. call ou ormldresu. J W l'HAI.ON, H. niCKSON. Tiukot t' ss Ant. City Ticket Affiil l'.'i Third Street, Purtlaml, A B C. DENNIiVrc N, Q. W. P. A. ti'.i: First Avenue, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The operation of tl,roxiKh tratne bo twetm , Han Framinco amll.ua An Ki')rn, via Surf and J San ta I Barbara, ' will bpgin on Sunday, Marci 31, 1901 ....ONTPJ10NEW.... GOAST LINE... Two Throngn Traina Dally. The Uoaat Lino I.Imiied leaving each terminal eatly In the morning equiiH ped wih elegant enfe and parlor cant, . will imike daylight trii thmugb the moat piuturoHque, VHried and enter taining, scenea on l e continent. Inquire of agei.u of the Southern . Pacific. Oregon amo UivitiN Pacific TO THE EAST The 0.:r. U C Gives the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA "THE GRELOH ; SHORT . - lllifc to Salt Lk-, Dtn.r. Umtra, Chlceg j and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT .. HORThERH RY. T. Snokane f.lnneapol s St Paul and Chicago- M M Al ' M Oiwaii riieanier huve I'ortlauil tvvty 6' Diij-j fur SAN KRANCISCO. boaUi Iumvo Pi rt.nnil dally forsll Wll lainelte ami (Ylutnt la Hirer Points. Monthly Htemiirv in ChlnaaiidJapan i'ol lull in oMii.'. Miu vnll on or ad iirees ucuii-Bt O. It A N. Ticket Agent or add reus, A, L. CRAIO. (iui'l rHssenxer Agent, l'ottland. Or,