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Newspaper Page Text..w,. . - 'k. aaWsWTtl ,Cin". You navo Always nought, ami -whWlx lias been' n- Tor over 3C years, has borne the M nittnre of . - ? . i anil bas het'ii mailp lMiib't' his jicr- I SrJs'-ph , sonal supervision alttjf its tnl'aury. ----- " ' . . ..tli in lSa kli .n:i'.tci-i.i.s, Imitation) and " Just-iiS'noil" aro but ; Expc-riiiiuuts t.iat trine with and eiiilniij.TlliH iicaltli of (nihut.s nud CUildreu Esporir oca against Exiierimout. ! What is CASTORIA Castoriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Fare ; goric, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It is I'li-asant. It ., con!;. ins neither Opium, Morphine lior other Xareotio subs iin. e. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worum :. nud allays Feverisliness. It cures Diurruti-a and Wind Coliv. Ir, relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou ,- nutl Flutnleucy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the. ; touacli tiiid Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. f 'CENUNE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho TIjS EM You Have Always Bought "n Use For Over 30 Years. XV OtNTtUR CoHHNf, TT MUHMV aTMCCT. NtH Vnittk err GEflTHflli JATKINS & MILL H PROPRIETORS A fair share oi the public- pat ronage solicited, To the Farm era we will pay the highest : market price for fat cattle, hogs and shiep. Hhnp ou Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. ' Orders promptly delivered. ' ; Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol 'BEEP MUTTON PORK and VEAL groceries Having a UrtM and oniUte stock of 8 tuple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent market, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. Ij. page EUGENE-FLORENGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor M Btage leaves Eugene tor Florence D ly except dunday at 6 a m returning stage leaves Florene hi lugeae daily except Sundays at 2 Hturdays at 8 a m. Alrives in Eugene at 6 p ni the da; Lowing. IfOUtFtRE 5 eSlUNll TKII' ' Ttaifta lor tale at K. Bang' llrerr atabte, anor or at Huni A Uftrenport's iftc A- WHEELER, Expert Accountant. snd Resi lenoe Fairmount, Oregon. Ptie.., tt cunvertM from single to d uble entry. wQftions iriven in doable entry. Alwttnent of intricate and inv Wed acooun specialty. Jsr'' inquiries and nnl?nt aidre"ei as above wm nsve prompt attention. ! The MUTUAL LIFE j INSURANCE COMPANY ol Nw York (ormi ol lire. Endowment ind Gold Bond reiiciti .nd Annuititl. Ouarintud vtlut . mi rim (urniincd by '. A. W'ANN, Eugene. Or. ..Hotel Eugene.. JN SrJGAR- Proprietor. ftrictlr timt claa. w mantirm.nt rn . IUt' ' to- P" day W;lll)iartr.o.CotttniBtial il tea ifcj33lgTJl AH Ua Signature of BTJ8INKHS CABPS ATTOKN uyS-AT-LAW. J U WILLIAMS, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Collectiom a epecialty. .")ffioe Over Laue Oounky Bank, BILYEU, Al TOKNEY-ATLAW Ottke -Over FirBt National Bunk. EUOENK, OHJCOOJi, O WOOUUO'JK. A ATTOHNY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chr imnli ) "EUOENK, OrIGOK, Cl K SKIPWOHTH. A.TTORXEY AT LAW Vill practice in all the Court's. EugknkOhboon. rlKLMUS W THOMPSON CHA8 A UAH)1 "J1H0MP30N A HARDY, ATTORNEY. AT-LAW. Jfticj In First National Bank Building, lJraclee in all the courts. Ecqkns, Ouaoa. JT M TiiAVId, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eitypue Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. QKO, B DO K HI 9, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and In the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in pro Date. Othce First National Bank Bldg. Roonia 1. 2 and 3, John M. Ejmutnou Leon R. Edmunson. EDMUNSON At EDMUNSON. ttorneya- A t- La w. Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty. WOthce Over l.oitn 4 SavingalBank. EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS K BEAN ATTOUNEY AT LAW. Office Id Loan k Saving bank building, itoom i. Special attention given tu land and miuinK matteni. Eugene. Oregon. MEUICA1. AINE 4 KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AN I) SU11GE0NS Office. In Eugene Loan t Savingi llank Building. S)cial attention to lurgerj anj lurgical din eaee of wnuien. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocksaiired. Eroixi. Obiooh J yK O BIDDLE, iVa'-iii DENTIdT 'I'Tic - d live treel, (hetw-jen Fiftih d Sith .'.rw. 03. block wt o. MiuueMo'a hotel H BtlLKKT LEKiU ASSAYF.lt AND MKTAI.I.flt'JIST Ecot-ti Oar. ox , Pt iuii ! Awiy IjiWatorr in th Stat., j W' nipt aii-1 r-lu.s rfl'irn- tuarutl. ' 'ift y ;.''ji.'l. I ' ..fVriiii'ie :ti. Oi"t .mta'. ' fill ! "I In-"' ' rrUK, I'ACIr'Ii' MI TI AL 1.1 r K. Vpry l.at'Ntt LIKK ANU ACCIDKNT roi.ICIKH Aitr.r .1. Car'". ;. Art., J. M. Wltll 1' rtiaol, On Locai Attest, Kl4 3U A Chtemspa T.asY " A Chicago man .to ttvt th Goethe street sets off the car at Scfuiler street, twit blocks away, liecause do conductor ran understand hie pronunciation of Goethe "I ha J practiced CD the pro nunciation fur a week," he as., "ana I had the sound of the umiant' down Hue. I sprung It on th conductor th nrat evening. Be looked at me blank ly and reuiied, Huh'.' I repeettud It 0111 or twice, and finally a great light broke over ului. Vh, jn, you mean tin-Llie. Why didn't you say eor "The next evening the conductor call ed It Go-eeth. The third time up It wns Go-o-the. Then there was a raw Irish 111:111 In charge of one of the trains who fixike of It as Gotny. with the accent on the lust syllable. One morning 1 left nu order for my wife at the gro cer's. He looked at me In allencu for a luiuuto after I had given our address. Oh, yes.' he said; 'you mean Gertie street.' The butcher culls It Gaytle, the laundryman pronounces it Gay-tuh, and the man who delivers coal allude to It as Goth street. "I have u woumn friend who prides herself on her culture who speaks feel ingly of Gutter street. Hut the devoted thoroughfare doesn't really 'get it lu the neck' until you hear the Janitor talk. He calls It Goitre." A Strange Tartfrt. In "The Book of tho Ulile" tho ITon. T. F. Kreemantle tells the following amusing 6tory apropos of accidents to markers: "Sir Henry Hulford on one occasion it was not a very clear duy was about to begin shooting at 1,000 yards and, thinking that the murker must now be ready for him to begin, asked him through the telephone, "Are you all right?" The marker replied, "All right, sir. In a minute;' bnt, unluckily, Sir Henry took 'All right, sir,' Instead of the whole sentence and removed the telephone from his car. Ho lay down and lireil his shot, and on looking through the telescope to sec where it had hit was horrified to see the marker with a perfectly white face staggering toward his shelter. Ho was Intensely alarmed, and in a moment there came a ring at the telephone. 'What has happened? Aro you badly hurt?' 'No, sir, 1 am not hurt; but I had a bucket of whitewash between my legs paint ing the target, and you put a bullet into it and splashed it all up in my face.' ' A Poverty, Stricken Qaecn, Tartly owing to the fact that she waa wedded to an avaricious king and part ly because she was generous with the little money allowed her Elizabeth of York, queen of Henry VII., spent but a small amount for dress. She was very often In debt, and the sums sho spent were ridiculously small, 20 shillings ($5) being the greatest amount expended at any one time. Her gowns were mend ed and turned, and new waists were made for them, as is shown by tho rec ord of bills paid to her tailor. Those bills prove that Bhe wore her clothes for a long time, for her gowns were obliged to be uewly hemmed, and also that, though a princess of the great house of IMantageuet, she wore shoes costing but 24 cents, which were deco rated with tin buckles! Eait Indian Idola. The Imnges of the gods In India aro not made by a separate caste, but the carpenters and masons respectively uutke the large wooden and stone Idols set up in the temples, tho potters the clay Idols consumed In dally worship and the braziers, coppersmiths and goldsmiths the little Images In brass, copper, mixed metal and gold and b11 ver that are always kept In private homes. The East Indians regard an alloy of brass with Ave other metals gold, silver, Iron, Uu and lead, making, with the copper and zinc of tho brass, a mixture of light metals as a perfect alloy, and this is highly prized as a material for sacred Images. Palme rat on and Ilia Muscles. Lord Paliuerston died at his post two days before he was eighty-ono, his fac ulties uiuli mined and his physical strength little affected by his advanced age. A hidden witness recorded a touching anecdote: A fortnight before his death he saw the old statesman come out of his London house early one morning, look around to assure himself that he was alone, then climb over tho area railing around the house and back again to test the strength of bis mus cles. Llppincott's Magazine. One Price. Customer (after beating the price down from $3.00 to $2.25) What right have you to call this a "one price store?' Dealer Why not? Customer Why, you ask all kinds of prices. Dealer But, my dear sir, the price of a thing Is not what Is asked, but what Is accepted for it Philadelphia Press. A Broken TTeclc "Did you bear about the catastrophe down at tho Browns' last night?" "No. What happened?" "Why, Mrs. Brown gave the baby a bottle to play with, and while she was In the kitchen It fell out of the cradle and broke Its neck." "What, the baby?" "No, the bottle." Inavnoltr In a Flat. Alycc What a lovely cozy corner, Miytiie! Such a pretty couch! Uaynie lan't It? It' maile out of fir trunks and a hntbox, acveu pillows, two liolatera and an old piano cover. Detroit Free Presn. A Hp.inr. of Tin... The rupil-It eeme'l to me I mutt have practiced all of two bourn. The Profeaaur But I'm mire jnu did rot. If yon had prartired two hour. V would hatt learned like tlx. I'uck. Working 24 Hours a Daj. There's no ret lor thoae llri-lww li'lle workTu- lt Klnii's New Life rMI. Million arealway. ruy, cunnir Urpld liver, jaundice, hlllo'irn-.. fever and aii'i. They tianmb u-k headache, drive out malaria. Never tfrlpe or wtbken. rma.il, taaie nioe, wtrk "n dr. Try them. 25o at W L l)v Lano's. la l -j 11 1" "j -j afian. An rnusnsvl Contribution. A nutcbor of year ago Mr. aiiI Mr. LfUcd Stanford were traveling through the middle west Incognito. They hap pen! to be in HUwmlugton, Ind., one Sunday and. pursuant to thWr um) euuui, w ut to churcl). They a i tend hl the Christian rhureh of Blooming tun, then largely In the hands of Amzl AtnatiT. When the plate wus parsed for the collection. Mr. Stanford drp In a ten dollar goMpieoo. Mr. At nur xwis the detu-i-u in charge of tin colltvtiou inking. It was noticed that the ushers held a hurried conference wltli him when the money was taken fon iirtt. Ar it- vmchist.m Mr. At water fa id: "Ladies and gentlemen, there has -vi dfiitly btH'ii a mintako. Some one line dropiu'd a ten dollar goldpieee into the collection. If he will pass up after ilu1 servhvs, wo will be glad to allow him to exchange it fur the amount ho in ti'iuliil to i;lvo." It is, of course, needless to say that Mrs. Stanford did not take advantage of the opportunity. MnperMlltioDa About Hnblea. The Manx people believe that It will dwarf or ivb n a baby If any one steps over it or wnlks around it. Iu some parta of KuKland pwple bind tho in fant's rlt;ht hand, so that It uuiy have riches when It grows up. In York shire a newborn babe is placed in a maiden's anus before belntr touched by any one else In order to Insure good luck. In South America a book, a piece of money and a bottle of liquor are placed before the Infant the day It is one year old to nscertaln Us bent lu life. In Scotland a baby Is considered lucky if it handles its spoon with Its left hand, ami It will be perfectly hap py and successful if it has n number of falls before its first birthday, in the north of England, when a child is taken from n house for tho Drst time, It Is given an egg, some salt and a small loaf of bread nnd occasionally a email piece of money to Insure It against coming to want. Ilortr Oriental People Vt'aah. "European tourists iu tlio cast," said a traveler, "have before now remarked on the various degrees of dirtiness manifested by the oriental races, ltut their dirtiness is not only to be differen tiated lu degree, but also iu kind. Your only partially civilized innn is cleon lu spots. Civilization might bo measured by the size and number of the spots un til. In the perfect clvilizntlon, I su posc, it will bo all clean spot, ltut dif ferent races put the spots -In different places; so, observing this, thcro has grown up a saying among the Euro peans In the east that the Chinese wash their clothes, but not themselves; the Jnpanese wasli themselves, but not their clothes, und tho Koreans wash neither. Were there nothing oiso to Judge by. It might be a pretty question whether tho Chinese or tho Japancsa ore the more civilized." The Earth to lie Like the Moon. The water of the earth is nil destined to disappear from the surface of the globe by being absorbed by subterrane an rocks, with which It will form chein Icalcombinntlous. The heavenly BphoroB exhibit sulllclently striking examples of audi an evolution. The planet Mara shows what will become of the earth in some thousands of centuries. Its seas are only shallow Mediterraneans of less surface than the continents, and these do not appear to bo very high, and In the appearance of tho moon, all cracked and dried up. we have n view of tho Until state of the earth, for tho absorption of the water by the Bolid nucleus will be followed by that of tho atmosphere. Wild Horse. In Itni.la, In the steppes of Russia, where wolves abound and tho horBcs lead a wild life and have to shift for them selves, It la said that a, young colt will sometimes ho made sovfurlous by the persecutions of his enemies that he will rush wildly among a drove of wolves and bite and strike until he has slaughtered a largo number of them. These horses aro exceptionally fierce, rendered so. It Is supposed, by tho extreme vnrlatlons in the climnto. At one tlmo of tho year they suffer from the Intense heat of a tropical sun and at another they live among rag ing suowstoruis and extreme cold. N'npoleon at Work. Napoleon had his particular mode of meditation and work. When ho wna not In council, he stayed In bis study, talked to himself and sung or, like a child, cut the arms of his clutlr, then, suddenly rising up, would give the plan of a monument to he erected or of one of the great milltury movements which astonished the world. An Intere.tlnar Problem. A celebrated explorer was tho lion of the evening at a certain party. Ills hostess said to bun, "What fa the most interesting problem of a north polo ex pedition?" "To get back home," was tho an swerWoman's Home Coinpuulon. Her P.rpetnal rrr. Jimson Ho married a faleslady, you know. Jameson Yes. .Unison Well, the very next day sho beenn calling, "Ca a-sli:" and he sa.vs she has kept It up ever since. Souier rille (Mass.) Journal. Sot Thlr.tr. Ijidy Huve you given tho goldfish freth wat'T? New Servant- No. inii'iiui; they have not fiiilKhed the water I gov theui the other day. f'nnftclence In some people is that which telln t ! 111 when their neighbors ire doing vii.i.g. Xight Was Her Terror. "I would rough nearly all night long," write. Mr. Cha Aprlegaie, of Alri.ndrlv Ind. "and r" 'Hit harilh get anv sleep I haI ror,.trrntlon an had Ihtt If I wnikd a li"rk I wmiln vingh Mtfhi fully and p t IiI'k1, but wheo all other niedie'n-. fullt-d, three 11 l bottle of I)r King'. New 1 wvery whf'ly cured me and I gained Vi pound." It'. alNMilutely guarati. teed to cure cough", cold, la grlpf, bronchitis and throat and lung trou blea. Price- 600 and ll.ljtj. trial not. lea free at W I. Iel,n )' drug- rtore. CLASSIFIED COLU Nolle. OD.ler thii head not to cmJ 6t ui, .VI obuu par week; 11 M a mouth; f 12 xr rw. Help Wanted. M KN V A N 1KU. To cuoptihii wood fur the Kugeiie exeeUior mill liupiire al Hie mill. S AN TEl). -reveral persona of char after aud good reputation- in each into v ne In this county rtiin-d) t ivpreeeut and adverlUe ulu is luiliali 1 X wealthy bUt-iutHw liiHlee o. .-..i u l.uaucial ..taUdlliK. lary I1S.UO weekly with expense aditional, all payable iu each each Wednesday direct from head offhva. Horse aud mrriage furiiixliMl, when neoeesary ilefereuoea, Kuclo-w aelf'addrteeed envelope. Manager, SOU Caxtou Huildlug, Chiuago. For Sale. tOli rALK. Oue of - cuoicetu reehleuces In Ku-geneou Willamette street. Call ou IN tVgar, Hotel Kugetie, for further particulars. FOK SALE. Springfield Hotel. You luiM a good llnug If you fall to In vestigate this. Ii'sauiouey maker. J M Woods, Hpriugtleltl, Oregou. KOH BALK -A good Brain, hay aud stock farm of 1I1G acres for sale, J utile from store, pogtoflloe, school aud church, 4J milee from rail road station, good buildings,, well watered, level and good location, 120 acrta plowed aud part sown to wheat, ou reasonable terms. A Biiap tor the purchaser. Can be reached from Uosheu byatage. Call ou C 8 Klohardson Pleasant Hill or C A Parker, 482 Jeftersou street, Ku Rene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN.-J2000 to loan ou good security. Addrors Look 11 ix 123, Eugene Oregon. UET YOUK HOUtSK N UMiilCHEU. I have the agency for the euain vied steelplate houte numbers aud will take your order and put the number up. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung'a store. City Property for Sale HKNDkKKt' ADDITION TO EuaKSK To those deBiring to purchase city lott, I have laid out an addition ou the south side of the citi aud north of Colloge 11111 Park. I havo 120 lots In this addition, and am tolling them vory low so as lo enable every one to have a home of their own. Tho prioe of these lots is from $50 up. Eiias STKwaaT Addition to Euobnk I have some very doairrab'.e lots in this addition, in the very heart of the oily aud within a few blocks of Willamette street, Wuitkakcb's Additiok to Euotsi 1 have a low lots iu this addition within two blocks of the First National Ilauk. Coi.lkok Hill Paint I have 100 lots in this addition. The prioe now is 50 each. WS will advauoe the piiue soon. We expect College Ilill Park to heoome the most dosirable resi donee property in or noar the eity. IIkndbickV Addition to Collsos Hill Pakk We havo 70 lots for sale oheap in this addition; also 40 or 50 sores of very choioe fruit land. I have on this plaoe 1300 yoang prune trees, aboat 400 Bartlett pear troes, and 200 blaok walnnt trees, also apples, plums and small finite. This plsos has a good farm boase, barn snd ont-hoases, and is s most beantiful suburban pleoe of prop erty. It is known as the Loonst Hill farm, and there is no plaoe in the stats more beautifully and pleasantly litnated. I am. not in real estate basinensai s basi nesi we sell our own landB only. I employ no Bgents. Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will find me st the first National liank. I will be pleated to show property and give prioea. I miht ex change some of this property for good timber land. Come and see me. T. (i. Uikdbicu. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with obrnnlo Indigestion and nervous debility," writes F J Green, of Lan caster, N H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Kleotrlo bitters, which did u e more good than all the medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife In exoellent health for years, bhe .ays Electric Hitters are justsplendld for female troubles; that they are a grand tonlo and InvlgoraUir for weak, run down women. No other modiolne can take Its plane In our family." Try them. Only SOc. Hatls faotlou guaranteed by W L DeLano. CASTORIA For Infaots and Children. Ihe Kind You Hava Always Bought Bears the rSS of CONSTIPATION "I have rn 14 day at ft time wHfceal Of-asfBt Of ItM boWClS. O-Vt befit! ftbl ib move itieta men,t i,f uilrif IvH winr InJwfftl'rtH Chronlo oonntltiat.on fur svnn Nn t)aod me In il.la trillle oontllUoni tlorlnii thai time 1 did ev er Tilling I Iwardof ti'itnaer fuaud anr relief; oott m m ctwi nntll I txwi u1n ( AW AKKTU I D" bte fr'JtQoue Ui tiirtn a dar. " I u rlcb I (flirt give tUUUUfr eacb wivtrumul; U Ueocbft reUef.' ti.bui, ih-xt. W ItuaMa ttk. iMUutt. Mlea. CANDY THAOI MAAN I Pleatant. I'ntatiii. r-rwrnt. Tai'e Oond, IV wjoa. rtTrr : '.-:i. v rs.iin, or iiiipt. uk, Be. mo ... CUHfc CONSTIPATION. ... , tewfera. bow rsadcrt uantctswy. Womta aed no lornter lulftr for modoty'i saka. Wins of Caniul brinji relief to modrit wom'ta in the privacy of thtlr hom.i. Many of th btit homn la thli city art never without iKia great mediclae. It curea whitci and filling of the womb and completely era.il. catca then dragjinj periodical paiaa. Mn. Davu' cure ihowa you contlu. lively what you may pect if you lollow her example and take Vtlne of Cardul. Thedlord'e Black-Draught aid. Win. ol Cardui bv regulating tht stocaach and bowels. Whea you aik vour druggi.t lor tlu'se medicine., be furs you get them. It wai Wine of Cardul and Thedlord i Black Draught that tavad Mrt, Davie' life. Never take a lubititute. 'or Mine. andlltMIni IflliMtliuua'1 To. Cb. ', aitttnav muw. A Horrible Outbreak "Of large sores on my little daught er's beBtl developed Int" a rwwnf scald bead" writes C D Isbill, of Mnrgau tnn, Tunc, but lluuklen's Arnica Halve completely cured her. It's a punranteed cure for eczema, tetter, Halt rheum, pimples, sores, uloercaiiit piles. Only 6 cents at V I. DeLulio'a. Newly Famished Lodging House Netv beds in pewiy painted mid papered rooms at the Oourthnus' LiiMtgitig House. Only one block from the main bU'ltiesM street, and but a little more than two blt"k fmm the posuiftloe. A very quiet looallty. OiitHlde rooms at rear onruers avsy from hall, splendid for day sbepluu Windows of thePB room, titider pro leetlng roof, cutting ntl' munti of (tie llgnt. Come and ate the rooms and I will guarantee that you will he satis fled. El) Howh ' W ! O J X .. . birjtlt allia Kiri Kim Hji) Hirt Sals TICKETS TO AND FKOM AM, POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO ! St Paul, Ou'utti, Mi neapo'is, Chicago AND POINTS KA8T Thronfth Palaofl and Tourlut Hlneiifni DlaiDg auil lluliet naiikiaH l.ihrary (Jars DAILY TltA 1NH; KAHTTIMK. For ltatc. Kulilera aud Full Inftirmatluo mtardiog tlcketa, riiates etc, call on or adilrest J. W. rUALON, t r a II. DICKSON, or a 122 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND A. B. U DKNNIBTON, O. W. P. A. . 612 Vint Avenue, BKATTLB, Wabii. OREGON SH OUTLINE sjtn Union Pacific EAST THE The O. R. N. Give th. Choice of St DAILY TWO VIA the mm SHORT LINE to Salt Lake, Donver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. THE GREAT NORTHERN M. e Stokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul anc Chicago. Ooeall Hteamers leave Portland ever) 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Itoate leave Portland dally for all Wll lamettesnil (V.luint Is Kiv. r Points. Monthly Hteamers to China and Jai a Kor full Information call on nr a Ires, mantd O. it. eV N. Ticket Apen ir addreas, A. L. CRAIO. (Jen'l Paawngw Agent, Portland, Or. SAVES LIFE . v WtUnJ, III.. An mat 1,190ft. I wm In bM health thi. spring uj oould Dot It ou 1 bMl for (uux twkfc Wiicu I wu oou fiu.iimy chiia died. Vtiu I tx-Ka tos.tuul fklloktuid LJ iiit h Urr.Uo iin iu n.y bMkantlUlpA. I hswl k. ,.!, 7 tni.l'o Ml' Ingo.Ui wotab. 1 tiwl hjnunl nliz. I wm In ft ba4 o.nJii.iin !nn 1 rc!iTi.J your "l-Adio BlrthilAv AliniMHc' ant ram-l Iho a.l vrti.tunent of wlnoot Cantui ml Thnlfoia's lUck-Dn.aght Blm-o April 20th, I hao tdkra Blur bottlotof Wln of ('mint ami thr ck fttfof Thed ford's U!a. k-Dnmht. 1 fet-lliko new pron now. 1 on ilt ! 1 my work nd cn walk out to aprs ny rf my nt-'.afh'K r. I a wtnna n-,T nwn ir 1 ktv in 1 it not boes foi WuwiI Osnlui. IV MVKI) MY LI'K- Mr. ALIOli UAVIS. It U wdl (hat women are more patient than men. Pew men could bear the bitter panjt, the agny and dutreis that women endure TtKHuands of women have come to look upon uffcrtng as a duty of their sex. But there ar many lfut4cs of this heroic fortitude whkh WlNEo'CARDUI 1 rtvtn. .yiiMilotni. "Th. TaillM AiltlMrr .uiiiiu.uj. 1 n I tMlUlliKli liuia. SOUTH AiNO EAST Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE lVama lev hiijrMnti for I'ortlitntitand way Ir turUtui t If Kutreoa H:80 p n 1:U t tn 4:2ft ft tn 8:1ft ui 2 ui 7. -4ft p ra Ar A nil U ml Ar Haoraini'iito Ar 8ku Krauolioo A r Off den Ar Denver Ar K-.1..U (lUae 1HH) a m 9 Kt a iu 7:iift a ui 7;W ft m 7:4ft a m a oi Ar ChtoAifO Ar Ioc Angelos l:'a!0 p m tiH) p 111 (:H0 ft tn U;ft5 ft m 4:00 ft in till p UI (t:4'J ft m l-';43 p in 7KX in 9:00 p in tftfO a ra U:iVi ft ui 4:(M) ft to U:'Jft p in ti;4'J ft m 1 2;43 p in Ar i-.i i'ruio Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mux loo Ar Houston Ar New rleitmi Ar WMlilutftnn Ar Siw York rullman aud t ouriMt can ou bothiraiu. Chair ciirnSacTa niento to Oilen aud Kl I'boo, and ouriit enra to ChiouK. Ht Ijoui, New Orleau autl WatibinKtou. CouutK'titiK at Hn Frau ciico witti tuveral teamnliip llnei fur llouolulu, .in an. China, rtiitllpiutM, ,'Jeutra! and tiouth America. Se &fr L U A .Mr, Kcnt at Kukad ur stuurtw 11. U. MII.I.KK. tl I' A Portland Or Gap Closed The oMratIim of through train . be tween Han Fnuivleoo aud i-nw An gelee, via Surf and Hftnt l.artara, Will boKlU I'D Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE. 'Jwo ThruiiHu Traii-in Daily. The 1oaet Line I.linitwt Iffiviiiff ea h leruilnal eaily in Hie ruomiiiK e(iili wd wi'h elPKunt cafe and partir cam, will make daylight tri through tho mont i)iuturiiti(iie, varied nud enter tainiuK, uteaee ou tlie'cruitiuvut iouthern 'acific. Vrrnr a.itnlln. la nBi1ut laiL. i.titav nw t FJH'.1KII' ,lD '' ,h" "t-'HIOACO, MIL- .Vf-1 Ml ' At;i. KAII.ItOAD. Th. oolv rfet train, in tli. wurlil." Inn will tin,! II ,lHlHl.l. ... -1.1 il l. Train, when going t any r'int ia th i. .. r i nay oouneo with all TrentoontlnenlaJ Train, and all llrk.t Amt. Mil tkltata. For flirlli.r ihfnpm.llnM n.-...l.l.i- ... ssk say Ticket A. ' r""" ' C. J. EDDY, rortlaniL Ore. J. W. CAREY lrT Paaa Asent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.TIK OIHU No, 1 tot Yaquine Train leave. Alliany l?:M V M Iave. Cervalli. ;r p Jj rrlrea Ya-juiua 6:WPM No. 1 lteturnlne I..a Yatiln jm A M l CWv.lll. .J) J( Arrive. AllMkcr laja p ij do, I lor'DetroiV Alhaay TrKl A M Arrl.n Detrult lz;r P it No. a 'mm Detroit iMtM Detroit IMS p Lsaee. Alhaar Drill P M Traiua i ami earrlr. in Alrny fa time to coubmj il tli. M 1'e.mth butinil traio, as a. gii n Iwn ..r lirr. botira ia AlhacT before d.art irr ul S I1 Mxrta bouuil train for 1'urt taa'l. Tra n N" J conn.-t wltli tli. fl p mi-t ride train t t'or.alll. Cnif.in. f..r Iiidep.rirnee MoM uaiille and all puiuti aorth tePortlaad EDWI.V STONB, tsUaa.r T UHNfee At.