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Newspaper Page Text! lT d 7 . ' i s y uw; ilia - uiiaacle :u 1 i3owels of .-.v Oraiii:i.M"iT''''' nJr IKr.-ii. JWi dW .IWimj fri "U'H -, , i Vnnfi'fl 1"" fsrConslipa fion.Snii'' iU)wacli.Diarrfc:v-a H'urms .( imwilsiims .Ivvcrish- ' lttS5 ..nd LOSS OF SlXCR U -;;r.iile .St'onalure or xf.'w'yoi)k. w--,r.sr.'flPSM CXACT COPY OF WRAFPER. g;fglgl3ia GEJlTRflli NAHMS & JIILIiEH PROPRIETORS i A fair share ol tho publlo pr ronstfe solicited. Tn the Farm era we will ray tbe blithest DinrKet price for (at cattle, hogs mid sin pp. Shop on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly deliveif d. Mil I Keep Constantly on Hand a Fu'l Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a large and complete stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent markets I can offer the pnblio batter 'CASH Prices than aDy other houtjo in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE JLilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Htage leaves Kupreue for Florence JJtlly except gunday at 6 a in Returning Btage leaves Florence for Eugene dally exnept KnndBje at pin MltrdayB at 8 am. Arrives In Eugene at 1 p in tbe day following. ejSliUPARR.;..' k Helen lor ule at t. Banns' llreri stable, r.i.encor at Hurd 4 Davenporl's o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant, Offiw Md R,,i ience. wuks ou.nnl -Fairmonnt, Oregon. J0"!" converted from single to double entry. utra?tiin iriveo in d'tnhle entry. Aojiinment of intricate and involved accoun a &lcialty. "ItMie iwiuiries and orders addressed as above iu Live prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York . All fermi ef life. Endowment and Cold Bond Policiu and Annuities. Guaranteed value ad rstes fumljncd by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. ..Hotel Enp T W o'-GAS Fropnes'.or. H'flcllv hrt -Ia. V--W mna.-mt-nt. tMl tw. $1 trtS'J r day. "ilaaloiarwrs for Comuiercisl &(sn. mi II 7 .i ili AT rtf w v' I'll STQRIA For Infants and Children. fs'hQ Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature cf In Use For Over Thirty Years THt OCNTAU :OMr.Nt NEW VOftJK CITY. BUSINESS CAFPb ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Dtiice Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Kuoi.nb, OilEQON. O V()01)COUK, ATTOR NE Y-AT-L A W Office One half block south of Chrisman B Eugene, Ouioon. SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. EuOINt (IBIQON. HKLMOS W THOUFBON OHAS A HARD rjlHOMl'SON 4 UAltDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. ' Office In First National Bank Building. I'raotice in all tbe courts. Eouini, Cueooh. TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Othce Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. Q0, B DOBKI3, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the 8econ Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections ana matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg, Koiium and 3. John M. Edmunsou Leon R. Edmunsoo. EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttornevs-At Law. PratiM fr all the courts. Collections a speci- alty. jWOffice Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room Special atteuUon gm-n to land and mining iters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS ANO SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan A Savings Bull Building. Special attention to rajsry and nrgical dlr ,. eaMM 01 women. J S LUCK.EY, JZVKLKK. Watches and Clo;ka"Uonairl, I) K G BIDULK, DENTIST 0ffic-On (Hire street, hetwwn Fiftih nd Sith stroetoji biicc wt ot Minnesaola botel J-JBRBKKT LEIGH ASSAYEIi AND METALLURGIST Eooexi Obigom Ropt eqnl il A.iy T-ahoratory In the Bute. Prompt and rehabls return- guaranteod. WVrkio te-t tn on ore wmi-lw of one tn hfiT imni fidftrminf tb ttvl puiuh. i method ot treatment. :., :.u Wv ' t.,ft. ... 1 IKK AND At : 1 1 'K.N T Poi.IC'ES I. irm J. C'sKOK, Gen. trt , , M. Williahi-, l'ortlaad, Ora. Local Aifeut, Euaect aw w h h ' ft M CLASSIFIED G01U1, KoticeB and, this Km nnt tn nml ti lnes.50 oents iki week: il SO a month: 112 peryur, Help Wanted. OIKL WASTED. At the Banquet. It-quire lu tbe afternoon. GlhL WAVfED.-Oiokliiijaiidgeii.- Lou.eworR. Apply tu Proleeeor Lachnian'e, No 374 Eael Eleventh street. MtN WANTED. To cut railroad wwd. Long Job, fine liintier, ex cellent climate auil ouuveuieut luca liou. Call ou or aitureea Duubar A Kuykcudall, Woll Creed, Ongoii. WAMKD. Firet-cli re dining room Eugene at ouco. Eirl wauled at Hot Aj ul i-nc-. AN 1KD. IntelliKi ul younii men fic- uj 17 10 1U J eats of age, haviug ooiuuiou echoo! euuoatlou, to learu nieuhauical trades. For full Informa tion apply or write to Uulou Irou Worke, 2! Market etreot, ban Fran- CltOO. V ANTED. Several titrating of obar- auier and good reputation in each elate (one lu line county required) to lepreeeulaud adveiuee old eetablieh eu wealthy buelUBne house ok solid Uuauoial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expeuBee adilional, all payable lu cash each Wednesday direct from head ohioes. Horse and carriage furnlehed, when ueoeesary. ftefereuoes. Enclose self-addressed euvelope. Manager, SOO Caxtou Building, Chicago. For Sale. OUaALE.-213 acroi of laud, 1U0 aoicn cultivated, 10 acres of limber, balance pasture, live miles from depot, i mlie from aohool, poatoUlce auu church, Enquire of O A barker, JeUorsou Hi between Fifth and rjixih, Eugene, FOB SALE 75 acres of flrst-claas farming land one mil eaet of Cres- weil. Nearly all under cultivation, 'lerins reaeonable. Address S B Mouse, Cottage (irove, Or. FOH SALE, A new nine room house and one and a hni acres of ground, 2i00. Inquire at No 22i Blair street. Hev rLC Uanben. FOU SALE CHKAf . A new Upright piauo. Inquire of nire W tiunlou at the F'amuas. F'OH MALE. One of tbe choicest reeidenoes tu Eugene on Willuuueue street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further partloulais. Rooms and Board. ROOM. AND BOAHD. Furnished roomn and board at reasonable terms. Cad at 467 Oak Btreet. Lost and Found. FOUND. A. ring was picked up on the Btreet. Owner ran have Bauie by paying for thlB notice FOUND. A cerlifli as of service n the Civil war and a copy of the mar riage certificate of (Justavas Fatzs- nick were found on tne streets today. ' Inquire t this office. Miscellaneous. GET VOUU HOUSE NUMBERED. I have the agency for the enam eled eteelplate houte numbers and will take your order aud put the ' number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A BIIbs will mend anything In tbe house exoept a watch. Leave orders at Monroe & Ray's second hand Btore in tbe new McClung block. FOR RENT. Good comfortable bouse In Springfield with good bara and ouibuildlnus. Inauire or address UUABD office, Eutitue. CASTOR I A Tor Infant and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears iht QgMtarvof Buoerlor steel range, fitted with hot coll ! guaranteed to hr.TO a quick oven, Hte them at d F Ii Chambers Bro's. OAB'X'Ciri.IA., ilioraess h.te usxl jonrtaliisDir t .iaia- " . Li1':1?.. 'V, etlmi wll hnnt. ttifffl. 1 Date i ' KZJ.rZnZ- ue-.tbout tbim in U, ImbIIT.'' JIKW. A- MABX, Albany, J. T, t PING PONG. "Isn't the weather awful?' sail Maislf. "I colli, ln't gi't u cub or anything' at tbe station, to I bad t walk." "1 supiKwe you're a bit dump?" "Just a triUe." My bat bad made a small ihmiI. Oli, I'm dreadfully bonnl. Do make baste and Ktt those wet IhiiiKa off. 1 want you to piny pine pons ,.;h ir.e." 'What ou earth Is that':" ''You dou t know?" she asked Incred ulously. "Oh, hurry up." And I did. Malsio Is always charm. Inir. 1 hnd not Bfon ber for several months, and 1 bad bad something on my mind for n considerable time. Sho was wultlhs for nie as I came down Hairs. "Come alonsr," she said, and she took nic to one of the rooms wbero a sis foot dining table was cleared, save fot a tiny net soven or eiulit Inches bith stretched ucross tin1 middle. "Wbafa that for?" 1 naked. "riny ponp," she laughed. "Somuls Cbinose." "No, It's English. Juet liko tenuis." "Well?" "You'vo got to piny." "But I dou't like tenuis," I rcuiou struted. I think it's a finicky frame. "I'm coins to teach you ping pongV' she replied. I succumbed. "Very well," I murmured. She gave uio a ridiculous little bat tledore with parchment sides. "You dou't know bow to play tennis, don't you?" I nodicd. "1'liiK pong is almost tho same," sbo concluded. "But I wanted to have a chut with you, Malsle," I re-nionstrated. ".Afterward. If you are a good boy." And she smiled so sweotly that I drop ped the battledore and went toward her. "Look, you've dropped It," sbo called quickly, and 1 returned crestfallen. Then the excitement bognn. Do you know ping pong? You play with celluloid bulls and battledores on a table Instead of a tennis court The little bnlls naturally bounce abnormally when bit by tbe parchment sided bat. tledore. My first ball went straight for the portrait of one of Mnislc's ancestors. 1 was alarmed, but Mulsle only laughed. "You hit too hard." she said. I tried gentler methods and succeed, cd In bitting the celling and almost ev erything lu the room, but In vain did I endeavor to roturu the balls Into Mai slc's court or sitle of the table. 1 have the reputation of being a good slogger nt cricket. The little balls flew itbort like bullets, and Mnlstc bobbed every now and then to let them pass her bead. At Inst I bad no moro bulls to bit. 'Now you must gather tbeni," said Maisic. "I think you're Improving.' I smiled and crawled beneath chairs, groping with my bands In dusty cor ners. It was really wonderful where those balls rolled to. When I emerged, Malsle said: "Now you must try and win the next set." "Don't you think we might have a rest?" 1 Biiji.nrsted. "Afterward." site smiled. l'itig pong evidently produced ciitbu Blasts. I believe I Improved, for I almost won the next game, and then Malsio passed me nnd Just crept up to the end "Confound 111" I said and brought my battledore down on the coiner ot tho table. "Oh:" shrieked Malsle, pointing to my wen poll. There w as a gash through both sides. "I'm afraid I've broken It," I apolo gized. "And I haven't got another," Bald Malsle, "so you must play on with that." I did as I was told. Malsle kept oir winning, and wo came to tbe last game of the set. I was serving. "Love 10," called Mulsle. I put down my battledore. "I'll give you this game," I said. "You're beaten," she laughed. "On this condition," I added. Ignoring her retort, "that as you bavo tho 40 you'll let me have the love." She laughed, but a tinge of red Bur fused her cheeks. "You agree?" I asked. "You'll learu ping pong?" BUo par ried. "Of course." "W hen you beat me" she stnrted. "Well?" I Btretched out my hand. "Then you can ask me again." And she ran out of the room. Malsle is almost as exasperating as the ping pong bails. King. Hindoo Orllef. When the lend Is contaminated, men should at the time of milking cows let the milk fall dirictly on the ground and moisten It. They should also Tast. Deeds of charity and sacrifices in be half of ancestors should be performed In every house, village and city. For "impiety Is tho root of all diseases." So says Charakn, the highest author ity In medical science. The planets should be propitiated. The observance of these good rules will create In men a kind of psychic forco which will purify the tainted soil, wa. ter, etc., anil render them wholesome. Vishnu should be worshiped In every house with offerings of leaves of tulasl. Such holy observances will put nn end to oil pestilential diseases like the bubonic plague, malorlnl fever, cholera, etc. There will be timely showers of rain, followed by abundant harvests. Men will if"" their lives In the enjoy ment of health and ponce. Nothing else can contribute to the happiness of man- klncL Cnlentts Indian Mirror. Blown to Atoms. The old Ides, that ths body some times needs a powerful, drastic, purga tive i.lll has been exploded, for Dr King's New Life Pills, which are per fectly barmlem. gently stimulate liver ai.d bowels to expel polaooons me'ter, "Miuwlhe system and absolutely cures PMiiftlpalion and lck headache. Only 25natV L JVJ anc'nirug sir re. Young Idsw owning ber owa home ,,n t Imlei etider.t liir.mr, would slki kind hujtiand In bUilbess venture. Address Cora, Box S3, Ht Loulf, Mo, A SAILOR'S SUPERSTITION. I I Two poo; V i: o walking along the i .Kid toward the soa-a young man, tall and stahv.tit, aud a young woman, uK lull and of a very slight llgure. Her name is Rebecca Champeruown. She is the lat descendant of a very ancient awl famous family, whoso pride is i.luo-t hi." only inlici lance. No one could have believed that she would fall in love with a fisherman, least ef nil hr mother. But so It has happened. Mho love ltor.hoii tinge, captain of tho fishing schooner Anna Sheafe. As Kcubon uuj Rebecca walk along the road they do not npeitr to talk much. Yet In some way. perhaps by hoi womanly Intuitions, slit has dis covered his great, manly, affectionate nature. Reuben has often I ecu on the point of speaking, but the right words failed hlui, mid something arose in his throat that choked utterance, and Rebecca has waited, eager, n little Impatient nt times and nt ethers almost tempted to speak out herself. i Reulieu is equally perplexed In his simple mind. He Is sure of only one thing that Is, the state of his own feel- lngsbut be Is not yet able to decide whether Rebecca loves him. llu would like a sli;n. something, however slight, that would show hlui where ho stood. Of late ho has been unlucky on bis fishing trliis III tho Anna Shenfe, a small vessel which ho commands nnd of which he owns one-quarter. Ho met RolH'Cca less and less often. Somehow, without money In his pocket, ho could not enjoy so much being with ber, felt less a man nod an inequality bo could not explain. Reuben did not recover his usual spirits. Ills good old mother Insisted that ho wits not well and needed phys ic. Reulieu took the medicine, being n good deal of a child under bis mother's roof. 'Mother," said be. "It docs me no good, but I will take It to please you." My son, you Just wait. ou ve lieen behindhand some time, nnd It will take awhile to get you beforehand again. These herbs never failed in my experi ence, and I've had ti good deal in sick ness of one sort or unother." . Reuben grew thin and nervous in splto of the medicine, but ho went about preparations for the winter cruis ing. Bail luck contlnue,d to follow him; Bimill fares and fulling prices dis couraged him moro and more. Hut the greater his depression tho more his mind dwelt upon Rebecca. In some curious Involved way bo bad come to connect bis ill luck with her. Ills brother fishermen, however, thought it was nil on account of his not wearing white mittens when bo set nnd handled bis trawl lines, It bclng'ln that region of fishing villages the uni versal belief of superstition that whlto mittens must 1 c worn to Insure good luck In winter trawling. But Reuben pnld no attention to what ho thought was a mere fancy, lie determined to sec her ngnln nnd arranged to see ber when her mother was absent. "I buve come to see you once more," he said on meeting her, "but perhaps I hud better not come again." "Why?" said Itebecca. "Aro you not always welcome, Cnptuln Cure?" "Yes; we never quarrel, nnd we never get any further nlong from one time to another." This was more than he had ever been able to say before In regard to their personal relation, nnd bo was frlglhon ed nt himself. So he began again from what ho thoiiv'ht wart another point; yet, ns out of tho fullness of the heart the month spcaki'th, he could betray ing his true feelings. "I'm not getting on very well now no luck, no money, nnd tho Anna Hlienfu getting In debt. I thought I would tell you, though I do not know that you will care." "Yes, I do enre, very much. Captain Gage. I knew something was the mat ter, nnd I beard from one cf the village gossips It was because you neglected or sneered at the custom of wearing whlto mittens. ns the other fishermen do when setting their trawls. Do you think It Is a silly superstition?" "Yes, I do, In the main." "So do I when 1 reason. At other times I half believe lu It. There Is something nt the bottom of all t'omuion customs nnd beliefs which, when harmless, It is Just an well to accept. Our little village would be very dull and uninteresting without thorn." "I bnve no particular objection to white mittens," Reuben replied, "only I ditl not happen to have any." "I thought as much, ion would wear them If you hud them?" "Why. yes, I should." Rebecca disappeared for n moment and returned holding ".:t n pair of Biiow whlto uilllcus. "There. I made them for yon. I had to guess at the size. Miwt girls would not havo who hare brothers," Bhe Bald archly. "Let mo try them on.' And sbo pulled ouo over Reuben's uniid, hut before she could adjust tl other his hands In sumo manner hud liecomo Inextricably lntwlned about Iter waist. Then they eat down nnd completed tho trying on again nnd again. They fitted, hut Reuben never wore thom nftcrward. He hung them up ns a Baered trophy over the little mirror In the cabin of bis vessel. And be I thereafter good luck enough. Her Worry. IIo You know If you worry nlBiut every llttlo thing It's bound to affect your health. Ills Wife Yes, I know. That's onu of the things I worry about. llrooklyu Life. Newly Famished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and nanxred rooms at the Courlhou lda-lnar Houae. Only nos block from the main hu-dne street, and bn a little more than two blocks from Bostofflos. A ery quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear onrner" away from hall, anlendld for osy slpine Windows of the ronnis under pro Jectlng r'H'f, cutting oil tnuo i ot n light. l.'Htulor with or without board i teslml. Collie d the renins nml I will guarantee that Joo III he alie ned, now. wmmA ii and th usands of other women and really seek relief today? All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Vine of Cardul. 100 Chicago Stret-t, Vort Wuyni Iml.f March 27, 1M. Yo ir Wine of Carrtui hus iUu.t a wurltt ot jfomi (or mt. I have used ttva bottlt's f tho Wine ami on ik-kikT of Tli.il(.ml' Ituck-nrnunhu And sinoo X tmvd iinrw-il to uno it I will not 1J without it in th houso. it helped my Bintr in Toledo, who ilM not montjtruato a thi oun-li. ttia was nixtvun yon mot airi unit lunhhur cUo helfn-d lu r. Iwas v a ry bud tUtt mytelC Di'tore I usfd your tiit'dictnoB, but 1 ftmnd reli. f in Ith -o days. And now X fool Lifcd a now woman aud do all mv h"UMew..rk aud wailnuifs which 1 could not do boforo I took Wino of Cardul. I would lo vorv irlnd i- wriU any poor woman aud tell her how 1 autturud bclYro 1 uaud W'iuc ' nnlui. Mrs. C. V. 1U ICG LEU tormlr1imnntlt(frtint, ni1clr, gttinjr ympioim. "Ttn I juIim' Adrtaorr tiutuiiucut," Tti CtuUlAUikti; Slo..lemo (Ji'Hi.iuiiy, i :uiltaatyuKa Toua. SOUTH AND EAS J VI Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE TraiuH leave huona for PortlmU mid way nUtUH.il nt 8;l Oa m; 1 -A- m. Iv 1'orMuiitl n:Ht) a in W tiu-en 2-.IW p in At Aulihuul V2:iM i in Ar WacrauionU TiK) t ui Ar San FrauciBco 7:4s p in Ar 0dou bAn ft u Ar Dituvnr i1:" in Ar KunniiH City 7:'J n m Ar Jiucaa,o 7 i r Ihw An-doa I ; t) in Ar J. I I p ui Ar Koit Worth 1 m Ar City of Mexico '.':" i ui Ar Itoiirtinn -I.ih) ti ui Ar New Urioun.H o;-ft p tn Ar Wiiril.inKton d:i a in Ar New York p ni 8:30 p U l:lo ft in 1"J:0H a in 4:'2.'i a tn 8:15 a in Ti "Jo a ujj 7;' ui it-tU a in 7 a ui p xv J i 4:U;l a in (.;. p ui H;1J a u r':4.l p ip lMilluian and Tourint onirt ou tMith trains, t-'lmir ohim Snuru unonto to utltiu aud Kl Vimt, aid oarint curs to 'liica, St f.niiiti. Now OrluivuH auvl rtlitliKtOll, Coiiiieotiiu; At Pnn Kiim vim:o with ho v oral nu'iiiiiHlup a linoH for llotiotuhi, Japnn, t'lima. JMiiltiptiiUH, ' Vntral and Houth Autoriutu Sue Mr J, (1 Adtiir. ftont attKuKOue or uddroM Ji. II. MII.l-Kli, Ul'A lNtrtlnnd Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and roturu, limit CO days. Tickets ou sale May 30lh and Juno 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickola on sale 1st ana ora Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars apt ly to R. II. AMOTT, Aiient 1111 Third Btreot K. J. t'OYLK. 1 Tortland, Or, Asst (len Rass Agt Vsii-onvflr 11. (J, ft -A'fc Sf'.'s-i Your atrtntlnn la rallerl to tlie "IMONKKR JMITKIV'tralnaof the-'CHIUACO, MIL- WAUKKK & HT 1'AI'L KA1I.KOAD.J ' h onlv trfpct traiiiH 'n llm w-iid. X-m whl hnd it (iifi rairiM wt-n k'ointf t rah'. rid c-n "thin any ('ifit ,in th Lantern St;.Ur or 'tr L 1.1 111 ln-y counon with a'l TrAiv!'ii.tin''f lr iiih a'id For fii'thr hiforrfi I afiiil'!i rh)c any '1 if-itet A.;-mt o: ,1. KliDY, ,irt!atid. Ore. J. W. CASEY Trav I ass AKnt. Corvatiis & Eastern RAILROAD Tl.TII; CAM. Nc 2 for Yaiiin 't rain leavo AHuny . . . . . . yKVMi ( r vallti rriven Yauiha No. I lUlurtiini Iri'avoa Yafpiln. I AVCI CiTVIlUlJI Arrive AU'atiy .VIM . 1 :m ,. II;.o V M V M I'M . .7.00 A a So. 3 for lJi tn.lt livt-n AN.ar(y 7 M A M Arrive Lei . It Li;lo V M Xo. 4 ff'tn I'f'-iolt. - v iKf.t L! 4.VV M Ivm All ar.y " 40 V M Train x 1 and I arrive In Albany In time to eoniifi t with O S I' w.ntli ln'ind train, hh wll a ifivinit t" " t'sr''1 hmim in Allmny iK-fore irprtura ol H I' .Sorlli i-oiilnl train for Tort Land Trm " S rnrnooti with the S t1 wt-.t liilc rain t ( rv,.:h4 t.n n? f r Ind'," 'ono cMinnv;iif hip! .ill p-'iuti- M.r !i to J t-iUaml the 1 :U IN i'-V- 'NK, Miniver vi It All. Seek Relief ! Tht great proportion ol wonwn who suffer never mike a Knout eifort lu beiwflt them teives. 1 h must of them go on uyintf no iU tcntlon to their little menstrual disorders, be llcvinj they vlll eventually weir off. They grow worse aiul worse every dy. At the period of menstruation a woman is peculiarly suicrptlblc to cold and other external influences and it fs also the most favorable time for the development of hidden disease gtrmi which may be lu king In the system. Any physician knows that disordered menstruation, lalllng of the womb and ltucorrhora arc blighting lives In almost every home, ho woman shuuld neg lect herself a moment after she sees Indications of female diseases. Almost instant relief can be secured by the use of WINEofGARDUI It will relieve you right In your own home. V ill vou ace tiit the testimony of Mrs. Be later TICKETS TO ALL FEINTS EAST VIA Slibf test and Quickest Line TO S..I)n'Jl.LllUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO Alkali iKtlulaast. through raise and Tourist Sloopors. Olnlns sno Buff.t .molclng Llbrsrs Cart. DAII.YTRA1.NH. FAST TIME. BHKVIl KAK1J Sl'KNEKY UNEQUALB I'ickeu to points Kast vii Portland and tlio Gltl'.A'l' N( iltTHEHN RY.,on sale at South, rn lV-ilin lli,ut 'I ieket Otlce, Eugene, of URIC AT NORTUEKN Ticket Oflioe 122 TRIRD STREET "ORTLAND. For Ratt-s. Folders and full infoinjalfon oadiuK EaslsrTrip, call on or address, J W I'HALON, H.. IUCKSON, Ticket P as Agt. Ci'yTicket Agent Third Street, Portland, ABO. DhNNWTON, O. W. I. A. U12 Fiist Avenue, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The operation of, through tralna W tween Han Francisco andlxM An Keles, via Surf and jSanta liar bara, will bein on Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LI N E... Two ThrotiKO Trains Dally. 1 The Ooant Line Limited leaving , etch terminal early Id the morning equip ped wi'h elegant cafe and jtarlor cam, will make daylight tripi through tho moHt picturempie, varied nnd enter taining, acenoii on the continent, liuiuiruof aKenta of do Southern Pacific. Oregon 5h outline all x UHim Pacific ,8e EAST The 0.:R. N.C ct-. Gives ihs Choice hs Choice of DAILY THREE TRAIN!; TWO VIA THE OBESON SHORT LIKE to Salt Lake, Denver! Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City, HIM! .jfcai.iTV V ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN M. TO Snokane Mlnneapol St. Paul and Chicago- Al m Ocean rjieamers leave i'ortland ever; 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Hoau leave llirtland dally for all WII lametle anil Colunit la River Points. Monthly Hti-sniera to China and JapsD Kor full inioriiiatton oall ou orad dnva ntnreet O. It. A N, Ticket Agent or adniei'B, A. U CRAIO. tieu'l Paiwenger Agent, Tcxtland, Or. i , candv " CATHARTIC