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Newspaper Page Text-J'1 jj toPreparalionTorAs-roodandRegula-(f!isandDowlsof sp:s!ion.Cheerful jf 'Contains neillier jplune norIiiicxaL JjlCOTIC. MS' iSeriiedy rorConstipa ifStoQiach.Diarrhoea fonvulsions.Fcverish J Loss of Sleep. rJl signature of vouk. ARiET. & MILLER 3PRIETORS wol the publio put ailed, To the Farm 4 pay the hlfhest (or fat cattle, hoRB f) Shop on Will 4,hgene, Oregon. jpneiptly delivered. i $ ptlanllon Hand a Full Siipplj ol MUTTON 3RK and VEAL enes "if a lares ud at stock of and Fancy bought in. bat market, I alar the public CASH Prices other house PAGE Florence LINE. -, -3r Proprietor. U 1 ' . - I lujrene (or Klnniiina at 6 a fit P leaves Florence ifexoept Sundays at Ilia. JMel 1pm the day J ..15 ,.J 1 1 mu.g tITerT lUkUlfl, Davenports o lER, 1 ft Accountant' I - Falrmount, Oregon . . 1 - v w. i aiujuuu Meri i Ml LIFE- IE COMPANY I1 Vork I "'Wrn.M t.J r?u fa", , by I Eugene, Or. Eugene I i4 Proprietor. ,1 "Vela- reoffor wrapper. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havp Always Bought Bears tto Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years ETJSINKSS CABD8 ATTOXNKYS-AT-LAW. M V7ILL1AM3, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW Collection! a Bpecialtr. Dfhoe Over Lane County Bank. B1LYEU, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Ofhie -Over Firet National Bank. Ecoens, Osioon. 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chris man B 1 Eugene, O&ioon. E K SKIPWOItTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's, Eugene Okegon. HELUDB W THOMPSON CHA8 A KABD1 rpHOMPSON & HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in ajl the courts. Eugene, Obioon, M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. 0, B D0KRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOP.-AT-LAW Will practice in all the court of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collection! and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John M. EJmuuaoD Leon B. Edmnnson. EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON. ttornejs-At Law. Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty. -0thce Over Loan 4 Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW: Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. especial attention given w lauu wiu uiuiug matters. Eugene. Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bank Building. , , Special attention to surgery and surgical 0v im 01 women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks'ltiaired, Ecoitnf, Obioo i) K G RIDDLE, mm DENTIST Office -On Olive street, (between Klftih and Sith stroetoaa block west ot Mtnneasola hotel J-ERBKKT LEIGU ASSATEK AND METALLURGIST Eoom Orsooi Bt equipped Anay laboratory In the Stat. Prompt and reliable retunu guaranteed. Workinif teeta made on ore samples of om ti nf ty pouncla to ,le termin. th. most sulUbli method of treatment. T ilE TACIFIC MUTUAL LITE. ' Very LaUrt ,UKE AND ACCIDENT rOLICIEP. A A AM MP JUst J. CiB.0, Gen. Art., J. M. William Portland, Or. Local Ageot, Euf en. HER FACE HER FORTUNE. tt'hr Oaa Girl Got s Good Parla and Easy I'osllioo. Bbe was a sweet looking girl, with as fair a pink aiil White complexion as woman evor dostrrd, and was chatting with one of luf own sex on a Stat.'n Island ferryboat, while I was si-atiil so mar tliut I could not help bearing. Several times my truant eyes deserted my paper and stole a glance at the face that was so attractive. "it was the luckiest thing that ever happened to me," she said to her com panion, when I went into that Fifth avenue store Just to buy a comb. Mow little I thought that I would be work' tug there nt greater wages than I had ever hoped to earn! I hesitated about going In, because I feared the prices would be too high, but I did go In and came out with a comb without paying a cent for It And, better than all, I had been engaged to begin the next Monday as a saleswoman. "I was nearly discouraged before that, for I was getting only $4 a week, and we were awfully pinched nt home, but my luck changed on that day, and It was Friday too. Fortunately for me, the store was crowded when I went In. and the proprietor left his desk that stands In a little railed olf corner and canio to wait on me. I noticed that he looked very sharply at me, but not at all In an Impudent manner. " 'Pardon me, miss,' he said, "but I am looking for a young lady to assist me in the store here, nud If vour cir cumstances are such that you would care for the place I would like to have you consider it.' "I was wonderfully surprised, but thanked him, saying that I knew noth Ing about the business. " 'Thnt doesn't matter,' he replied. 'You can soon learn It. To be frnnk, I would like to have you on account of your complexion. You know we sell all sorts of goods for the complexion and articles for beautifying, and your fnce would do more to make snlcs than oil of the arguments and representa tions thnt could be made.' "Well, the result was that I got a fine place, with easy work, at ?15 a week. My hours arc short, and I sim ply piny the agreeable while selling goods at nn immense profit I wouldn't let any of the concoctions touch my face for anything, but the customers nppear to be Impressed by my com plexion, and the proprietor Is satisfied. So am I." New York Herald. POULTRY POINTERS. A close, nnventllnted bouse is em phatically a foul house. Ground or crushed bone Is a good form In which to give lime. The nests should be arranged so that the fowls enn walk In on them. Bran Is a better feed for fowls than corn because It contains more nitrogen. An excellent feed for young chicks Is cracked or coarsely ground wheat for the first week. A cock that fights and picks his mates every time they are fed is not a good breeder, and few of bis hens' eggs will ever hatch. Cane or sorghum seed can be fed to fowls to good ndvnntnge. It stimu lates egg production and In many ways 1b good to use for variety. For a good breeder select a rooster with plump, full breast, broad across the back, wide between the legs and that crows oftcu, loud and long. It Is a good plan to mato up the fowls early, for occasionally one of the hens will want to sit during tho win ter, and It will be best to have tho eggs ready. Plff For Marriage Fee. "A Lutheran minister In a western Maryland town told me an amusing story the other day," said a gentleman to a reporter. "Some time ago as this minister was walking along a street of the town an old German advanced to ward him with extended baud. The minister shook hands, but remarked that he could not recall bis name. 'Oh, yes,' said the old German, 'you remem ber me! I nm the man who gave you a pig when yon married me.' "The minister smiled as be recalled the incident, and as he was about to ask about the wife the old German said: 'Now I tell you what I'll do. When you married me, I gave you a pig, so I'll give you two pigs If you now unmarry me.' "Baltimore Sun. I.onklnsr Ont For Papa. A sweet little maid of four years was distressed tho other evening because her father did not come home to dinner on time. Her grownup sister said to her: "Papa Is naughty, and when be comes we won't give him any ten." When he did come, the sister sent the teapot out to the kitchen for fresh ten. Tho baby looked on with a troubled face and stole softly to her own room. Shortly she returned with something squeezed up In bcr tiny fist Going up to her sister, she whispered: "Annie, I'll give you all my pennies If you'll give papa his tea." And. opening her band, she displayed all her carefully boarded peunlesr Ncw York Times. Folltlclana. Thll Brick What's the difference be tween an honest and a dishonest poli tician) Phil Osslfer One is in politics for the good he can do his fellow citizens, while the othcV is In politics for any amount he can do his fellow citizens. Ohio State Journal. tfljrn. Toned. "This," the sulesman said, handing otit another package, "Is also an excel lent substitute for coffee. It Is very wholesome. It makes red blood." "Haven't Jou something." asked the young woman with the earrings, "that makes blue blood V" Chicago Tribune. Working 24 Hoars a Daj. There's no ret for thnae tirelea little workers-Dr King's New Life Hilla. Millions are always busy, curing torpid liver, jaondloe, tlllousuesa, fever and sytie. They banish sick headache, drive out malaria. Never s;rl!e ot wfaken. fmall, lal nice, work wnn. ders. Try them. 26o at W L I)e Lano's. 2o2 bicycles sold at th Crwoent agency In Only tbe beat built nrl lightest runnlDf wheel could noa. slbly make this record. PleDty more HUMAN HEAD HUNTERS. Th. lavatn ot PolTarala Still Tlf Thla Horrible Trade. In the 6curee known Islands of the Tnciflc sea New Guinea. Borneo, Ceram, Gilolo and others too numer ous to mention man still exists In the primeval stale, and that most horrible of practices, head hunting. Is still In dulged In In spite of all efforts of vari ous governments and missions as well as philanthropic s.ieties who have come In contact with the people. Just us the scalp lock on the belt of the young buck Indian was a token of manhood, so the gory head impaled on a tall pole over the hut of the would be young warrior. Papuan or Dayak, pro claims to all the prowess of the youth, henceforth u man ami eliuJMo for the council and the wooing of the maidens. It is Immaterial bow the trophy be ob tained, whether by ambuscade or In fair battle. Generally It Is the former. The candidate for martial honors Blm ply waits his chance by night In some nelghliorlng village as craftily and pa tiently as a leopard on the prowl, the kris or a poisoned arrow does the work swiftly and silently, and the severed head has ample time to cool before the deed Is discovered and calls for retri bution. Thus an incessant vendetta and car nage go on. and only by living in in accessible forests and strongly stock aded places is it possible at all for the tribes to save themselves from an nihilation. Of the vast lsluuu conti nent of New Guinea tho western or Dutch part Is tho worst looked after, and It often happens that numerous raiding parties in thetr great war ca noes come swooping down tho coast before the northwest monsoon and carry death and desolntlon Into tho comparatively quiet British portion around the mighty Fly river, opposite Torres strait By tho tlmo tho news Is carried to Thursday island and tho gunbont starts away in pursuit It is generally too late, and the marauders havo vanished. Tho writer was present onco nt the capture of a war party, and forty eight heads wero taken from the ca noes. Hnnglng and deportation to pe nal servitude seem to bo but a slight deterrent, for tho terror recurs almost as regularly as a plague of locusts. These Papuans nro a hardy, warllko people aiid expert bowmen, and they rely on their skill with this potent weapon solely, using their clubs for the dispatch of wounded foes. The Daynks of Borneo and their neighbors, on tho other hand, are In favor of tho "sumpitnn" or blowpipe, shooting little diminutive but very cun ningly poisoned arrows. The "surnpi tan" has often a spear head attached to tho outer end, like n bayonet on a musket. For close fighting they rely on the dreaded "parang," a heavy, hol low ground broadsword about two feet long, with the handle often carved of Ivory and ornamented with gold and pearls, tho wooden scabbard covered With human skin and hnir. They count him a poor warrior iwho cannot sever a head clean with one blow delivered backhanded. Even In a mountainous part of tho Malay penln suln, north of Malacca, In tho Dlnd lngs and Ilogrl Sembilan, thero Is to this day n remnant tribe of head hunt ers called the Sa-Kl. OrlKtn of the Snlilmtli. The Sabbath ns a religious institu tion is far older than tho rentatcuchal legislation. It, too, can be traced back to n Babylonian prototype, not, how ever, as a day of rest from labor, but as a kind of atonement day, when by various rites and by observing cer tain restricted regulations tho anger of the gods could be appeased. On this old Institution the Hebrews in grafted their religious ideas and pro duced the unique Institution of a day observed as a resplto from tho week's toll and which, from being nn "Inaus picious" occasion, a dies Ira;, Is viewed ns a "delight" Professor Jastrow. lu Indepcudent Proved Ilia Lore. "Are yon sure It is really and truly love?" she askeiL "PoBltlve," answered the practical young man who had Just proposed. "I tested It" "Tested It?" "Yes. I doctored myself for Indiges tion for two weeks before definitely de ciding Just what tho symptoms meant." Chicago Post. Compensation. Mrs. Jones How do you liko your new cook, Mrs. Btuwu? Mrs. Brown Well, I'll tell you. Sho Is a perfect failure nt cooking, but, then, thero are ulways compensutlons. She cooks so wretchedly, In fact, that she can't eat her own cooking. It real ly Is quite a saving, you know. Boston Transcript. A Loophole Open, "You're a fraud, sir!" cried tho indig nant patient "Vou guaranteed your medlclno to cure nfter everything clso failed, ond" "Well, my dear sir," replied tbe fake medlclno man, "probably you haven't tried everything else." Philadelphia I'ress. Snpplr Practically Inexhaustible. "Don't you ever run out of material for plays?" asked tho admiring friend. "Great Scott, no!" exclaimed the pro lific writer of burlesque operas. "Look nt this pile of blank paper and all these writing Implements, will yon?" Ex change. Wa tiflvo nbFDP linrl u irpi.nt tmnito In the daytime ns we have Imagined when lying awake at nights. AtcUlsou Globe. Of all money transactions In Englnnd 07 per cent are done by cheeks and only 3 per cent by notes and gold. Newly Furnished Lodging Honse New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from the mala bulnem street, and but a little more t'oari two blocks from the postnnloe. A very nulet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners, away from hall, splendid for nay sleeplnu. Windows of these rooms under pro jecting rovf, culling oil much of i lie llfftn. Irfdglnf with or without hard as desirnl. Otne and se tfie rr-nms and I will cualanlce that you ill he -atie-fld ' down CLASSIFIED GQLUMM. Notices nnder this head not to .iiwed five tntw. W oenu im, ww. si - par yaar. ' ' Help Want:d. MEN WAN I'KU. To chop balm word for th Kuene x.vMor mill. Inquire at tho mill. U1KL WANTED. A girl wanted 10 clo getn-ral bouewoik, Ii quire at re-id. nee rpp.Pe Metluvii-t olinr-h. Mr. b 11 Kii u.iiv. WAN 1ED. Five good deputies, meu or women, to solicit for the Inde pendent Order of Lions. Address D Bradley, Northwest corner lltli nud t'harnellon atreetH, Kogxue. WANTED. Intelligent young tteu from 17 to 19 years of age, having common school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full Informs tloo apply or write to Union Iron Works, 222 Market street, San Fran cisoo. WANTED. Energetlo people to sell our up-to-date publications In each township. We furnish bookB to reliable agents ou a credit system. WriSo for terms and dekcriptive circulars. Continental Book Co, Ueoduough Building, Portland, Ore gon. WANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation lu each state (one Id Ibis oouuty required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house ol solid financial staudlng. Salary f 18.00 weekly with expenses adltioual, all payable In casb each Wednesday dlreot from head oftloes. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton Building, Chicago, For Sale. FOR BALE. A Hue milk cow. lu. quire of C Marx Jr., FOU MALE. One of the choicest residences In Eugene on Willamette street. Call on T N Hegar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR BALE. Springfield Hotel. You diIbb a good thing If you fall to In vestigate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, HprlngQeld, Oregon. TIMBER CLAIMS. Two flrst-olasa limber claims for sale on tbe best part of the Sluslaw river right on the river hauk. A bargain it taken at once. Prioe $1510. A H Hluk son, Alma, Or. FOR SALE -A good grain, bay and Btoob farm of 210 acres for sale, J mile from store, poeteflloe, sobool and cburcb, 4 J miles from rail road atatlon, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap lor tbe purchaser. Can be reached from Goshen bystage. Call on O 8 RrchardBon Pleasant alii or U A Parker, 462 Jeflerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Lost and Found. FOUND. A ladles' No 1 lace shoe, At GUAUD oflloe. LOST.-A black aatln belt with a heavy steel buckle. Finder please leave at this office and receive re ward. Rooms and Board. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street. Miscellaneous. GET YOUK HOUSE NUMBERED, I have tbe agency for the enam eled steolplate house numbers and will take your order and put the number up. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over McCluog'i store. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with ohronlo Indigestion and nervous debility," write K J Green, of Lan caster, N H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Kleotno Bitters, whlob did n,e more good than all tbe medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electrlo Bitters are Justeplendld for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and luvlgorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take Its place In our family." Try them. Only 50c Satis. faction guaranteed by W L DeLano. Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou blue, colds, iBgrlppe or biliousness there Is nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly tilled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 75 oenUt pr quart, or S2.S0 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se curely boxed. Made ana sola to oou turners only. I M Frahcis. Fifth and Blair streets, Fugone, Or CASTOR I A For Infant aad Children. H Kid You Have Always Bough Bum ,k SY k-, -If that delay which b Increaalng your misery and wasting the days of your life. Vhy not stop the pain today r BeltMi, Mli., Mutvh 9, 1W0. I hire lined one bottloof Wine of Oanlni amt nn.i iiucttAtru of Thoiltcml'a Btwk-l)ruitiit. Before I began to tukti yiur moitionu n 1 hml tuiius in my bark, hilt, lower bowels and my armi. Bomoliiiu I th'uinht I w.uilj gi bhnil. My head aohed and I waa so weak I could hur-tly wnk acroM tho door. Now I oan only feel a little of tho ptkin In my unto tuul 1 nm Rottifr to uaeyonr medicines until I ffetoored, for I bIWvo thy will eorwhilv cure me. I have been married twelve years and am the moth tit-nf m'tMi children. 1 thank you for your wonderful medioin and what It ha- don. for mo. MATlLO.t bXUTU. lf lruun". SOUTH AND EAS i -VIA- Southern Pacific Cc SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kuj:me for Portland ami way autiioiia at oiuu ui iWi p 111, Portland Elltfflie . u a iu lM'8 p m ll!:.H0 a in MKI p in 7:45 p m H:M p ie 1:1ft a in )'.':W a in 4:'JA a m 8:16 a m Ar Anhlaml ( Ar naumuiunto Ar Bun Prnnuiiion Ar Otfden i:4ft a v IMX) ft in 7 :2.ri a m 7:46 a ui Vi 4.ri a ui UW oj 7;h n. y.ao ,n 7:00 ft in iMXl p ID t:H0 ft in W.a in 4:00 a in 6: 25 p m 0:42 a id 12:43 p m Ar i'puver Ar KnuxaM Citv Ar Chicatcu Ar line Angeles 1:20 p in lirOM p Ul ti:W a in MM a in 4:(Hi a in 6:2') p m 0:4.1 a m 12:43 p m 1.1 rum Port Worth Ar City of Mexico ttOUHtOU Ar Now Orloamn Ar VanliinKtnn Ar New Vork Pullman and Tourint can on btith trains. Chair cant Sacra mento to Ogden aud Kl Paso, and ourint cAra t CIiIcak. St Louie, Now (Mean, ami WaHhiiiKton. ConiitK'tiiiK at Han iKrun cituti with noveral uteniUHhip Hnos for Honolulu, .1 itntu. China, PhillipinoH, 'Jmiirftl and South America. 8oe Mr Ij Q Adalr,raKent atKiiKeiie nr aoiirei K. Ii. MLLTJ-.lt, O P A PortUnd O Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO 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 11. U. AUDIT, AKnt 110 Third btreet E. J. U11 I). 1 1 urtlauo, Or, Asst Gun Pass Ar! Vancoiior H. O, Tmir stlentlon is oallsd to the "PIONKKR MM IT Kl )" trabis .1 tbe "CH IOACO, M I L VVAUKKK & HT PAUL KAILKOAD. " I ha only perfect trains in tlis worlii." Ton will lind it dsalrabls tu rlils on this Trains when itninir to any point, in th Kastorn States or Canada They oounM with all Transcontinental Trains and all tinkst AKenU sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, ate, ask any Ticket Afant or C. J. KDDY, Portland. Ore, J. W. CABF.Y Trav Paaa Axsot. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tine CAitp No, 2 for Yapiina Train leaves Albany leaves ('orrallis ..rrlres Yaqulna , No. 1 ItelnrDlnf leaves Yapilna Imitm Corvallis Arrives Alliany ..VIM V M .. l-M P M .. 6M 1'il ..7.-00 A M ..ll:l A M ..llo PM flo. S for'Detroit leaves Allianr 7;() A M Arrives Detroit 12:16 PM No. 4 fiom Detrfilt Tavea Detroit l2:4Ti P M leaves Allianr 5:40 P M T rains I anil 4 arrive in Allien. In tlln. t oonnect with th. n 1's.hiUi Uninil train, as well a rfivlnit two or hree honrs In Allianr before He lartura w a I .Mjrln ixmuii train lor Port lan I. Train No 2 wnnects with the H P wart slil. tr...ii at (.'orvalli. Criln for Iadeixmlenr. an.mius.ui. euu an ptiiuis norm t 1'ortland KDWIN HTONB, Msnua. J. Tl BNKII, T.. Pa. AkuU Told by Pain If you have pains you should loofc aftrr thrm quickly. Pain ihowi something is wronff. Tht aharprr the tuin the more dan. per there U In dl.iy. There ir thouvincU ol wonwo to-day who are bearing awful paia almost continually, rather than tell a fihysician about the shooting pains iu their ower abdomen about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea. They let the months pa:j and their trouble become harder to cure and more distressing But modest women can secure exemption from the embarrassment ol a private e lami nation. Vhen pain tells them of danger they can cure themselves by the use ol WINEo'CARDUI In the privacy of their home. You can be cured without distressing publicity. With these facts before vou there is no reason for I Cuni'VaUt. TICKETS TO AM MMM AI.I. POINTS EAST VI SHORTLINE TO St. Ptiil, Ou'ulh, Minneapolis, Chicago A Nil POINTS FAST Throneli IVaea ami Toiulst Klimpra iiuniK auu liullvl Hmi'kilw l.llirpry Cars DA I L Y T li A I N H ; V AST Tl M E. Fur llltteS. Folllt'rS alld Kllll lllfnrmntlnn nxarilluu tl. kets, rimttn'otc, call on or adilreaa J. W. I'll ALON, ii'Alt, DICKSON, era. 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. 1). C. DKNN1STON, t). V. P. A. CIS Flint Avenue, HKATTLK, Wash. Gap Closed The oiwratlon of through trains he twten Han Fmnciw. amlLon An K.n, via Hurl ami Santa Iturliara, will IwKin on Sunday,i:Mapch 31, 1901 ...ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thmnffa Trnlna Dally. The Coast Line Limited leaving each lerminftl pmly In the moniiiiK equip ltl wl' h eh-MBiit u.fe and parbr uurn, will make dayiicht tri( through the ni'Hit piuturenqiiH, varied and euter talnitiK, eoeuuson the omtinent. Iuuironf aKenU.'nf the iouthern 'acific. -a V OREGON Shotline o Union Pacific ?8b' EAST The O. R. Gives the; Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Donver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORThERN Kl. to Snokane. Mlnneapol. St. Paul and Chicago. s 2iV Ocean Hteamers leave Portluud every 6 Dnys fur SAN FRANCISCO. Himui leave Portland dally for all Wll aSlnniel te and Cnlnnit la ItiTer Points. Monthly Hti mpra to ClilriaatidJni an tar lull Itiforiiiailoti nail ou or a .Irwa nfanut ), It. A Jf. Ticket Agrnt; or aildrean, A. L. CRAIO. UvD'l 1'aj.KOni'iT (! 1 iirtiarul, V jaet M good it tbamberi hardware.