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I ! liavo Always BuuglJi. runt wlnt h lias liecu for over GO yours, lms Ix.nin tlio slLrntttrire of 1 mid h;s b"cn malic sonnl supervision si Allow im one t dec in (,tii;:cnV'its, Imitations anil I 1 IlltcllH 1 tl.l 1, iiinu ill! ml uuui'eii liuer' ii'- tit- fcasti.ria ii armless substiti. ;.,ric, J" ', iitaii" IK -,,!,..tiince. ; . .t v .!.! SootUuigr Syr:., It is lUinsant. It : i ? Opium, JIorpLiuo nor other JJareotio l age is its guarantee. It destroys "Worn: i t trrslmess. It cures IMnrrliaua n;ul AV'il'l lull aiiii.1" 1 lie. !' lines 'Vsctliinfr Troubles, eures Const'.pivtioil FIa.tiloi:ry. Jt assimilate ftonmeli anil Bowels, c-iV i - fc'iio C'liililreuS Pauacea 'I'Uo 'nflUPNE CASTOR i A ALWAYS Boars tlio Sb - m KM You to In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. TMC CKNTUI COMMNV, TT MUHHAV STfir.CT. NtW YtlKK CtT. Ola pftKET: MS & JWIIiLER PROPRIETORS J fair share of the publio pat tonaite solicited. To the Farm In we .will pay the highest iiirset price for fat cattle, hogs o4 sheep. Shop on Will jstoitte Bt, Eugene, OregOD. I Orders promptly delivered. Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having ft larpe and cnruplete stuck of Staple and fancy (rro&Tiefi, bought in the best, marketri, I cao offer the publio bott.;r CASH Prices tliau any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE HE-FLORENCE STAGE JLlNE. 4 I BANGS, Proprietor J?e leaves Eugene for Florence y except Sunday at 6 a m "imlng stage leaves Floreuv togeae daily exoept Bundaye ai trdsys at 8 a m. Jnives in Eugene at tS p m the day r-IFARR s K "" Mle at K. Bangi' liyerj stable, " Unrd A Uavenporl'i o WHEELER, Expert Accountant. "oJEwilen. 0 "Pecert. -Fairmount, Orefron. ""rtwl from ilnsle to double entry. T ai,n' f intricate and involved acooun "Ptcisltv. '''lUinniii-i 1 j u 3 Wlh, nuu orners aciuroeseu mhuvio 'e prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE IE COMPANY ol New York lemu ol lift, Endowment and Gold Bond " "w Annuities. Ouirintwd value u,, "lo furniintd by w' A. WANN, Eugene, Or. mL a Proprietor- " w m Ht v'o -n. iMtcn iot L.o4niuercu. Men. j rocenes mi I ! ml d. Ilia iier 'lfancy. t in thin, i.i'o lint "Just-u- ,'omi mill Ullli:m: t!io licalth of Kiperim.'iit. nn ugnu st CASTOR I A t'oi Cantor Oil, Faro tlio l-'ood, reflates tlio liealthy anil mitt, ral tlei . Mother's Friend. :aturo of Always Bought BUSJNKS8 C'ABDS ATTOKNUYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. DtHce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ofhie Oyer First National Bank. EOQENI, OllEQON, A- O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office- -One half block south of Chrisman B 1 EUOEBE, OUEOOH. SKIPWOItTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW V. ill practice in all the Court's. Eugene Oheoon. HIJrIUBW THOMPSON CHA9 A HAHD1 jIHOMPSON & HAEDY. ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Jt '.Co-In First National Bank Building. i;r..wtiu9 in ail tha courts. Eugene, Uukqon, M Til AVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon.' El), B D0KKI3, A.TT0ENEY & COONSELOIl-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Scial attention given to collections and matters in probate. Othce I'u-Bt ationfll Bank Bldff. Hooinn 1. 2 and 3. John M. Edmunsou Leon K. Edmunson, EDMUNSON h EDMUNSON. Attorneys-At Law. tim..,; It- all i.Iia cnurts. Collections a spec!' alty. WOtBoe Over Loan Bavinns nana, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given w lami uiiuuig matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JJAINK 4 KU5TKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGKONS Offices In Eugene Loan Savings Hani Building. . 1 j. Special attention to surgery and surgical an eauee of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clooks'ttepaired. Kconn. Oroo 1) U G BIDDLE, DENTIST, llhce -On Olive strjet, ibrtween Fiftih and Sith tw-t.ia iilJJC wj-t 01 Minnes.ota hotel J-JElUiKRTLKIGU ASSAYEU AND METALLCRGIST Edoevi ORIOOIf ISe4 tjmpi! A"y rjiiratory In th State r'runipt aoii reliable return' uaranteti. SVorkiinf tftii tnnyle on 're .iti,!w of one t nr-y pun-U t; ietenBin- the mmt luiUbl-Uictln-i oi trt'itnieiiU 1 MiV. PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very litt I.IKK AND Aft UiK.NT POLICIES. Ai.sriT J. Caaon, On. Airt., J. M. William-, Portland, Ore. ..... SLEIGHBELL MEMORIES BY LNA TRAVIS V Copyright, 19UI, by A. S. Richardson Aiuus Shepard dismissed his seore ( ' y mid walked to tha window. The itrti-rannn sun oast n daizling light on the lirst snowfall, and atiovo the clang of the eaWe ears sounded the faint titiKle of slelhliells on the boulevard. l'.utinnlns his overoi at to the throat, he strode ili,rn the mosaie corridor, past the brass cages behind which the haul; clerks were easting uif the day's accounts, mid threw open the door, whoso curtains had been tightly drawn. As he stood on the threshold 11 pleased light came into his shrewd gray eyes. Hound the corner, with clink of silver chains and jingle of bells, swept his favorite team of blacks. The present Mrs. Shepard was most considerate of her husband's wishes nnd tastes. Sleighing was one of the bunker's keenest pleasures, and 6he had remembered the fact. But as the horses stopped before the linnk Mr. Shepard noted the absence of his big English eonchmnii. A tall. square shouldered figure sprang out nnd tossed back the fur robes, then waved a familiar greeting to the mini on the step. It was Reginald. "Come on, father, for n dash on the speedway! Everybody's out." Where Is James V" Inquired Shepard ns lie climbed Into the cutter. At the stables. I thought' might have the first ride of the season together." If the elder Shcpnrd had not been so absorbed In studying the set of the new harness, he might have observed In his son's voice an anxious note and in tlio adjustment of the robes more thnn ordinary lilinl solicitude. Once 011 the boulevard, beyond bust ness traffic nnd cable cars, he might also have looked here and there on dull brownstone houses whose rentals flowed into the Shepnrd coffers. When the avenue rose sheer nbove the water's edge, he might have looked across the stream to his large holdings lu tlio Palisades, from which. It was predicted, the city would eventually drnw its water supply. Hut he wns not thinking of theso things. A faraway look camo Into his eyes, and he paid no heed to his son's occasional comments on passing hides until finally Reginald found what comfort he could in his own thoughts. Amos Shepard sat with his arms folded, studying with unseeing eyes the scenery spreading out before them Instead of towering cliffs nnd stately mansions, he saw a stretch of mid west prairies broken by rail fences and low farmhouses. The blooded trotters were transformed Into patient gray mare drawing a high box sleigh. The robe was a flannel lined buffalo skin, und But did that mat ter? She was nt his side, and with lips stiff, partly from cold and partly from the fear that he was asking more than she could give, he framed the momentous question. And that thrilling word of three let ters which seemed to change his whole life it carried him away from the old furm to the busy city nbove the river, where he meant to make a name for himself and wealth for Kitty. It wqs much harder than he had anticipated, lie was almost ready to give up and return to the farm when she wrote that she thought she could help him, nnd she wus such a dainty, fragile Kitty. After she came it was easier. It was Kitty's encouragement and good advice that smoothed out many a business wrinkle,' Just as her soft hand rubbed away the frowns aud the headaches at night. Ity and by her hands were less soft, for the work became heavier when tlio babies arrived. And when, after he had achieved his llrst little success, came the panic to sweep everything before it Kitty's wise head planned the foundations for the new work, and Kitty's small economies, ennobled by her great loe. made the upward climb easier. He could tee her now making red flannel mittens for Reggie and the wee checked pinafores she sewed for Knlhie under the green shaded lamp. lie drew in Ills breath quickly. The picture changed to the day when he brought home her first silk dress. How her blue eyes shone when lie threw tlio glistening folds over her shoulders! Luter came the sealskin and the dia monds, but nothing that made them half so happy as that first silk dress. And day by day as he prospered he re alized that there was something which his wealth could not buy back the fading health of his quiet, fragile wife. When It wus all over and for one long, wenry year Kitty had lain asleep under, the graceful ruurble shaft, a handsome mistress came to the newly furnished mansion on the avenue. Thoughtless people said it was so for tunate all round, for the first Mrs. Shepard was not the sort of woman to preside over such a home or to culti vate the people who would be useful to a rising man like Amos Shepard. The second Mrs. Shepard was admi rably adapt! d to the position. She knew the schools which would give the children the best social standing. Bhe presided over a dinner table with Indescribable grace and tact, and when Shenard was elected to congress It was freely circulated that his wife's diplomacy had J'Oimi worth more for campaign purposes than his goodly (heck. Knthie's social debut wns set for next week. Already the society papers were singing of her prospects, hur gowns nnd her beauty, and she Call For Uouniy Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on premutation at my nnioe on and A FTKR March 6th, iWl. Interest will c March 5th, 1&02: From registered number 1 to3W Inclusive. D-tteil March lt 1C05. A tS l'ATTKKW", County '1 rptmirer C'-ev. fc M' II I .n. . kvttlrt l-s t 1 ..a Mi,. l-nt K looked Uke-hls tfltty'of the ride years ago. "Father, 1 want to tell yon some thing" They were almost home, and the young fellow was getting desperate, stocks and bonds might be of para mount importance to rheu of fifty, but when the blood runs riot In the velui of youth life holds other more vital Interests. Mr. Shepard roused'himself with an inpatient shrug-a check, of course. A physician's practice In the llrst year Is not profitable even when backed by influential parents and friends. "lesY" Reginald lifted the whip nervously, and the blacks sprang forward. 'Well, father, 1 want to get married. I know I'm young and have my way to make, but if you love a girl as 1 do, why, it gives you something to work for besides mere money." Amos Shopnrd's lips closed firmly. Was It that butterfly l'.essle Clayton, who hail shared their opera box the night before? Reginald Shepard, M. read the sign aright, but plunged on. "I suppose It sounds silly, because If it wasn't tor you I couldn't keep up appearances, but I'll probably spend less money when we're married than do now. Mabel doesu t caro about show" "Mabel who?" "Dou't you remember Mnbel Brower, Aunt Helen's adopted daughter? I met her two years ago when I was visiting on tho farm, and well, I love her; that's all. I know Bhe's not as swagger as tho girls in Kathle's set. She won't shine in society, but I dou't give a rap. I dou't want a career. One in the family Is enough, nnd Kathle's going to cut a big swath. I Just want a nice little home and Mnbel. She has her Ideals of what a physician should be, and if I live up to them I reckon you won't hnvo cause to be ashamed of me." They wero under tho porte cochere. Without a word Amos Shepard tossed aside the fur robes. "I say, dad, you're not angry?" His father stood beside the cutter gazing up nt a window screened by Ulray lace. Suddenly he wheeled around nnd fnced his son. Something the latter had never seen shone lu Amos Shepard's eyes. "Reginald, you remember that Van Twiller place on Grant avenue? It's not large or showy, but it's a mighty pretty little house. Well, I'll deed that over to Mabel on your wedding day. And now I've got to write a lino to your Aunt Helen." And Amos Shepnrd, banker and member of congress, ran up the granite steps like a boy. Cursed Words of the Yesldeet, Tho Iczideos, n peculiar Turkish sect, are perhaps tho only people in tho world which consider certain letters, words and phrases as being cursed nnd tho person who pronounces them a worthy subject for Immediate destruc tion. They attach no villus to human life, nnd to these ordinary dangers aro added those arising from the embar rassing etiquette of conversational In tercourse with them, for If any one In advertently speaks tho word "dovil "Satan" or anything with the sniuo meaning he commits a mortal offense. nnd to cut off his head is n God pleas ing act, a sacred duty of the Yezideo, tho fulllllnieut of which M'lll Insure him n place in paradise. In a like manner several letters are wholly banished from their language, chiefly those which contain tlio sound of "slum." The Arabian word nallct, "Thou art damned," Is also expunged because it is believed by tho Yezidecs to have been tlio word uttered by G when tho fallen angels were thrown Into hell. These and similar woiils and phrases are set aside and combinations which do not belong to any languugo used Instead. Cleared Ills Donbta. A well known English gentleman en gaged a tall and powerful hlglilnnder to act as gamekeeper on his estate. Having been a considerable time-at his post and not having caught any poach ers, the gentleman suspected his game keeper of carelessness. So one dark night ho disguised himself and went out with a gun to poach on his own ground. He had only fired one or two shots when he was suddenly pounced upon from behind nnd hlB gun wrench ed away. Then kicks and blows were showered upon him until ho fell down half Insensible. Tho highlander then walked awuy quietly, and when the gentleman recovered sulUcleutly he crawled home and took to bis bed for two weeks. Ho has now no doubts as to whether the man can perform his duty or not. Pearson's. Kinds of Toothache. For ordlnnry nervous toothache, which Is caused by the nervous system being out of order or- by excessive fa tigue, a very hot bath will so soothe the nerves that sleep will naturally follow, and upon getting up the pa tlent will feel very much refreshed, nnd the toothache will be a thing of the past. For what Is known nB "Jumping toothache," hot dry flannel applied to the face end neck Is very effective. For common toothache, which Is caused by Indigestion or by strong sweet, acid or anything very hot or cold In a decayed tooth, a little piece of cotton steeped In strong camphor or oil of cloves Is the best remedy. Tlaln Without Clouds. We have it on the authority of Sir J. C. Boss thnt In the south Atlantic It rained on one occasion for over an hour when the sky wns entirely free from clouds. In the Mauritius nnd other pnrts of the southern hemisphere this is not a rare occurrence, but in Kuropc It Is, nnd the greatest known length of Its duration wns ten minutes nt Con stantinople. All the Veur Hound. Newly Furnished Lodging House, New beds in nowly painted and pappred rooms at the Courtbnuw Lodging House. Only one block from the main buinewi street, and hut a little more than two blocks from the postofllce. A v?ry quiet locality, Onietde rooms at rear corm-rs away 'nm hall, stilendld (it day sleeplnu. Windows nf these ri"m under pro. . ting r i( f, cutting off much of Hip llOTl. LjKlilmr with of without board) ,tmlrM. Oirns and see the rooms and I will guarantee that you will be antls llod. F.D Howb. CLUSSiflEO GOLUMS. Notioes umler litis bead not to uoeed Bre uws, SO cents per week; HI Ml a month: 112 per year. Help Wanted. WAN TED. FirtH!la diuiug room iflrl wanted at Hotel Eugene at nrcw. A( ply st ni ce. W-tiN tKD. Man and wife to wi ra ou a farm. Address Look Box 347, Ku. eene, Oregon. APPllK.M'r'E WANTKL). Millin ery apprvutlce wanted at Miss K r-sltziuau'i Nlutu street millinery store. VA NThn A h'Hie fcr one year from April I t. From ti to 7 roonir, ncnr Justness district. Address M, care of UUAKl), WAN I ED To buy a house anil lot in Eugene within 1-tOU, oaah. Call at Guakd office or at room 1, Young block. WAJsTKD. Intelligent young men from 17 to 19 years of ug, having coiumou school education, to learu mechanical trades. For full Informa tion apply or write to Union Irou Works, 222 Market street, Ban Fran cisco. . AGKNTd WANTED.-First class proposition to euorgetio ladles and geutlenien. Oue for each township desired. Good pay aud steady em ployment. Bend for booklet and prac tical guide to agents at ouoo. T H Benton, Uen'l Agent, Uooduougb fcdg., Portlaud, Ore. V ANTED. rieveral persons of char acter aud good repututlou in each slate (one lu Ibis oouiity required) to represent and advertise old establish ed weulthy business house o. solid Uuauuiul standing. Hillary JIS.Ou weekly with expenses aditional, nil payable lu cash each Wednesday direot from head ofllues. Horte nnd carriage furnished, when neoessury. .References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 8(16 Cttxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. tOR HALE A lew tuns of cheat bay for sale. Enquire of C F Croner. HAY FOKS ALE Good cheat. Leave orders at L V Skeels' grocery. Ueokg'k VVidmkk. BUGGY FOR ej ALE A good second hand buggy for sale cheap. Enquire of (J Maix, Jr, Eugene. FOB oALE. One of the choicest reeldeuoeB In Eugeneon Willamette street. Call ou T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. COW FOR BALE A line nilloh oow for sale. Enquire ol Dt It L Wil loughby, dentist, over MoCluug's store. COW AT BAKGAI1S A good milk cow for sale at a bargain, Inquire of Mrs H W Graham 440 thirteenth aud Ferry Btreets, FOR SALE A good grain, hay and stock farm for sale, 1 mile from store, postofllce, aobool and ohurch, 4) miles from railroad station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown to wheat, ou reasonable terms. A snap tor the purchaser. Can be readied from Goshen by stage. Call od OS Richardson or C A Parker, 482 Jefferson street, Eu gene, Oregon. For Rent. FOR RENT. Good oomfortable house lu Springfield with good barn and outbuildings. Inquire or address Guakd ofllce, Eugene. FOR BENT. Six room house on Lincoln street between Ninth and Tenth. Apply at 640 Charnellou street. '1U LET. Store room between 7lh and 9th streets for rent. Inquire at Guakd ofllce. ROOMS FOR RENT. Unfurnished rooms for rent, BUS Lincoln street, between West Fonh and West Fifth, Lost and Found. FOUND. A lodge or society pin was picked up on the street Saturduy. Owner oati have same by calling at this ofllce. LOST. Between 8 Id Friendley's resi dence and the opera bouse last night, a Portland Rowing Club pin, hating the initials PR C. Finder leave at this office sod receive re ward. Rooms and Board. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Callat4'i7 Oak street. Miscellaneous. GET YOUR HOUSE NUMBERED, I have the aueiicy for the enam eled steelplate unui-e nombers and will take your order and put the number up. M C Van Tyne, room 1! over MnOlung's store. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Biles will mend anything In the ixnwr except a watch. Leave order at Monroe 4 Ray's second hard tore In the new McCluug block. LVsrt the Blgiiatiue ef 1 It W Ns! the delay which b Increasing of your life. Why not stop the PeVn, Mi., March 9. 1900. I hRTonittdone bottle of wine of Canlui ami on. ptwkaK" of TheiHord'a Dlaok-DrauKht. llefora I began to take your tntHticiiu s 1 had imhu in my bndk, liiits, lower bowttUand my arms, ftniiu'tiiiu's I thunut I would h blind. My head ached and I waa to weak I could hiir.lly wnlk acruaa tlio floor. Now 1 can only feel a little of the pain in my md nnd 1 am going to uie your medloinea until I got ou rod, for I believe tluv will certainly oura me. I have teen married twelve yram uud am tho luothfrof nveu fli.'tdrea. I thank you for your wonderful oifldlclue aud what it Uum done for im. MATILDA tiMITU. ForRdTtreandUtenUnr, addrau, riving arti-iptem!, "The I-hiIIm" Advisory Dflniimut", Tli CluaUauowa iletiK-itw Ooiuimiiy, I'litui&uooKa, Teou, SOUTH AND EASJ VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave KiiKtme station at S-MU mi for Portland iiiut way 1:42 p in. It lurtlnnd lv Kuirt-ne Ar Ashland Ar Macratnmito Ar San Francisco .-:SU a ui 2:08 p ni 12:3(li, m f: p m 7M p m K:K0 p la l:lfi a w VI M a in 4:'2ft a in 8:15 a in Ar At Ar A. Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Oitden Henver Kansas City Clliciuin Los Auseles Kl 1'ni.o Fort Worth t'ityof Mexico Houston New (Meatus Vi'nshlnytou New Yoik h:-lft a d- thOO a m 7:2.1 a ui 7:-l5 a in Vi "IK a ui Wi ro 7Vh n ui 11.30 a m 1:2(1 m li:0il p in li:.,) a in ie.'O a m 4:O0 a m (i:'Jr) p in 11:12 a in 12; IS p in 7:00 in MM p ra f::0 a 111 ihofl a m 4:110 a m 0:2:. p n li:42 a m 12:43 p m Ar l'ulluinn aud ToiiriHt cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to l igilen and Kl 1'iiso, and ourist oars to (Jhicaie, St Louis, New Orleans aud WashiuKtou. ComieetiiiK at San Krnii cihoo with several sttianshlp lines for Honolulu, Japun. China, l'liillipilies, Central aud South Auioi'iiuw See Mr L O Adnlr,faKent atKuK'iia or addres It. 11. MII.LKH, li 1 A Portland Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and Toturn, limit CO days. Tickets on salo May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 .Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets -on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars api ly to II. 11. AUOTT, Aumit Bti Third MtuuL B. J. COY1.K 1 Portlainl, Or, Aant (Jon Yiuut Ay,i Vancouver li. O, Your attention Is oalled to the "PIONEK ft 1,1 .WITH I)" trains el the "CHICACO, MIL WAUKK.K 4 HT PAUL HAIUtOAD. "The only perfect trains In the world." 7- ii will find It desirable t ride on this Trains wlun going to any point In th Ks-tcm Hiatos or Cnnula. They cnunec with all Transcoiitlnon' al Trains and all ticket Aiemt sell tit km Kor further Infnt niftti-m, pin'phli'ls, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or C. J. KDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CA8KY Trav Pass Afient. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.TIB CJAHD No 2 lor Yaqnlna Train leaves Albany VIM V 1eaves Cnrvallls 1 M V M Arrives YaiUina ll:4S I'M No. 1 IteturnlnF leaves Yanina 7:00 A At leaves Corvsllis 11:30 A M Arrives Albany 12:1b V M No. 8 lor Detroit Im'h Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:15 PM No. 4 fiom Detroit Imts Detroit 12:4.VP M Ixjsvps Albany f.:40 l M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Alhanyln time to connect with the H H south hound train, as well a. KivinK two or tinv h'-un In Albany lwfore departure ol H P North txiutid trsiu for Port land Tnin No 1 connects with the H P west side truin at ('"rvaliis CrosMina for Indndence McMinuville and all points north te Portland EDWIN STONK, Manager .i w i.n;:u I old by Fain If you have pains you should look aftif them quickly. Palo shows somethini; Is wrong. The sharper the pain the more aan ger then Is In cVUy. There are thousands of women to-d.iy who are bearing awful pain almost continually, rather than tell a physician about the shooting pains In their lower abdomen, about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea. They let the months pass and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure exemprJoa from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of dan jet they can cure themselves by me use of WINEorCARDUI In the privacy of thfir homes. You can ba cured without distressing publicity. WUb, these (acts before vou there is no n-isnn for your misery and wasting the day pain today r TICKETS TO ALL FCINTS EAST v A Stortiw: and Quickest Line To ST. PVJL. DULUTH. K1MNEAP0LIS. CHICAGO .Vn alt JHiinU! Fast. Through Pataoa snd Tourist Sleepers. ' Dining and Buffet smoking Library Csrs. DAILY THA INS. FAST TIME. bVJUVlCKANU HCENKKY UNEQUA1 K Tickets to uolnts Kant vii t'urtlaiid and I) a GKHAT NOKTHKKN KY.,on sale at South rn l'acilii) iJepot Th-Mt-t Olhce, Kuuene, ow UHKAT NOKTHKKN .Ticket Ollico 122 TRIRDISTREET ORTL AMD, For Kates. WMers mio" full Information aadinif KsslerTrip, call ou or address. J W PIIALON. H. IUCKSON, Trav P ss Ant. City Ticket Agent 12 Third Street, l'ortlaud, A 11 (!. DhNNIaTON. G. W. P. A. IU2 Flint Avenue, Seattlo, Wash Gap Closed The operation of, through tralnn Imj t wen n Kau Friiucit-oo uud J,nn Au Kols via Hurf and Santa jHnrbara, will boy in mi Sunday, march 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThrooKn Trains Dally. Tin Count Line Limited leaving eauh ' terminal early in the mnrmiifc- equip ped wi h elegant oate amlparl'ir earn, will make tiny Jil.t tripe tlirnuh the in out pioturimqiitj, varied and enter taininK, noenen on the cnntlnuut. Inquire of aKenU.of tho, Southern Pacific. Ill Shoitline and Union Pacific tt8e EaST The O.'R Gives the N. Choice i of THREE TRAINS! DAILY TWO VIA th:: :mt SHCm LirtL Salt Lake, ONE VIA THE 6REAT NORTHERN RY. TO Siokane-' Mlnneapofi s' St. Paul and Chicago. M Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean Steamers leave Portland every 6 Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Koala leave Portland dally fur all Wil lamette and t'olunikla River Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Ja so For lull information call ou or a d ircHS nearest O. R. N. Ticket Agent or addrcrs, A. L. CRAIO. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. V Looa ArfenS, r. :jece
