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Newspaper Page Textto EQUINE INTELLIGENCE." f, -rr'!Cgli'!lllJillttmiJ'.l!J'Xl UW-MM'umw ttxim jUHU HUH "ivi jj-UiT .TMtinn Toe A. simaalir.3 u yOucalBcguta- DflUK-mh'u. Pfomotca Dieslion.Ctv?orruI- nessaniutsi .miliums ucinrci Opgjm.Morplune nor Mineral. IJOTI.VHCOTIC. fimif-tU Sad' JbcSmn ' -vmrl - Aptvfecl remedy forConslipa fion.Soi'.r Slomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Keverisrt ncss anJ Loss of Sleep. Facsimile S.gnniure of ' KETW YORK. in For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough I Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years !. .cr c o; Y OF WRAPPER. A& 1 Y Scared the Chrt Wars Thast Did Ilia tuliOul. Vin ti ns assistant cock on one of tbe dining oars mi the Groat Western road minium Into ft. Haul, lie was ob stiutue uiul ill tempered. The chef wns equally sc. aud as a result constant warfare waged between thetn. Oue but flay Hut was making lee crvatu anJ In ipito nf the chef's warnings Insisted upon sitting In the doorway o( the j. nitty while he turned the freezer. The train, going up grade, made a sud den lurch, and l'at aud his can of Ico cream fell out the door, as hi superior officer had predicted. Frantic with fright, the chef In his white cap aud apron tore through tho train looking for the conductor. "Mon lilcu. M. Conduotalre," he cried, wringing his hands when ha found that person, "re lco( cream freeznlre he full off, and l'at go wla heeiu! Stop ze tramway or we will hat pas dessert pour le diner. Trouble, trouble always wis znt Irishman!" The conductor pulled the bell nud stopped the train, but It had already (tone two miles past the spot where Tat had rolled out. They backed the train, fully expecting to find l'at s man gled body beside the track. Instead they saw him coming over the ties on a run. carrying on his bock the Ice cream freezer. He climbed on the train, looking foolish, but all he ever said of his miraculous escape was, 'Be gosh. It Jarred uie some, It did thot!" l.ipplncott's Magazine. Twl t NTAUH COMPaNf HC TOHH CITY. GEJlTRAIi PKKET. HTKIHS & IIMEH PROPRIETORS A fair share ot the public pat ronage solicited. To the Farm en we will fay the highest - market price for fat cattle, hogs und Bb' ep. r'bop on Will- : amette tit, Kugene, Oregoo. Orders promptly delivered. M Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of be;ef mutton PORK and VEAL BUSINESS) CAKDS ATTOKNEYSAT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collection specialty. Jlfice Over Lane County Kan, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Booms, Obioon, One Divided bjr Half. If you ask tho man In the street the simple question. What la one divided by a bnlf ' he will either reply that tho operntion Is an impossible one or that the answer Is a half. w hen you point out that one divided by two 1 a half. he will sco that there la something wrons somewhere, but will still be oulto unable to give the right answer. When you tell him that tho answer la two, he will ettbermecept the assertion without understanding it or will dls- puto It tooth and nail. If you attempt to convince him of his error, you will find it Is not at all an easy task. Ills mistake arises through the con founding of two distinct Ideas namely, one divided Into two and one divided by two. One divided into two la one divided Into two parts, each part con taining a half. Oue divided by two Is the ratio of one to two or the number of times two Is contained In one. To any one who has thought the matter out this seems clear enough, but to the man in the street It Is sheer nonsense, and he will tell you so. lvanaaa City Independent, A Writer Who nrlleves That llorsee An Capable ot ThlnWlu. There are people who deny that the horse Is able to plot, to conceive or reasou. Sotno horses nre duller thaQ other, aud some apparently are better ttiutpped for tlioucht than the men in charge of thcui. You teach a korao to start or stop ut a word, and acts of Umlncs or cruelty are seldom forgot ten by lii i. At a farm that wo visit Utile girl who has given sweetmeats to spirited animals can take the great-j est liber Jcs with them. Tho stranger has to keep a safe distance from their heels, whlie she may crawl between their legs. They remember her acta ot kindness and carefully avoid doing any thing to harm her. We-have In mind a 6tnllion who was harshly punished. He treasured up tho t of Injustice, and tho author or nis humiliation was compelled to keep aloof from him. Ills manner plainly Indicated that tho man would get hurt If he ventured within striking distance. This stallion trusts those who have ahown him consideration and In tho main Is not a bad tempered horse. Ho appears vicious only to those who bavo treated him viciously. Ilia knowieuge of right and wrong suggests thought. It Bhows capacity to reason from cause to effect Teach a horse as ou would a child what to fear and what to do, and the lesson will never bo forgotten. Borne horses cunningly open their stable doors by removing pegs with their teeth and thus put plan into oper ation. Their imagination Is fired by beautiful scenery. lut ono In a pad dock where he can look out upon the hills and hear the birds sing and you will aulet his nervous system. In mo ments of contemplation no nns me dreamy look of a poet About the only time Uiat a horse farirets to think Is when he surrepti tiously flnds his way to the well filled oat bin. lie then doea not eat In a rational way. but gorges himself to the danger point This Is an unmis takable evidence ot weakness. And yet there are men endowed with in tellect who have little or no control over their appetites. Absence or re straint nt the feast marks tho develop ment of the human as well as ot tno eaulne race. In our Judgment, the horso sometlmea thinks.' ITirr, mem and Farm. CLASSIFIES COLUUS. KrticM antler thu hul not to mo. ! luttt,.) qduU vi work; $1 50 month; $12 Help Wanted. Mrs. Laura S. Webb, VL-e-Proidnit of Women's Dcmo:ritk Clubj of Northern Ohio. UIUL WANTED.-For genets! bouse woik. I'f f l..'lmin, Kast 11th wttrH. MEN WANTED. lo chop balm wood for the Eugene rxeeleior UjIII. Inquire at the mill W -vN I'ED. several pi r-on char acter aud good reputation ill ouch state (one 111 this county required) to tepreoeut aud advertise old eelabllsb ed wealthy buslnexa bouse o, solid financial standing. Salary flSCHi weekly with expeust ailitional, all payable lu csh each Wednesday direct from bead olUiva Hurt a aud carriage furnished, when ueceasary. References, KuclofO eelf-adtlusaed envelope. Mauagcr, Sutt Caxtou Hulldiug, Chicago. For Sale. FOR HALE. Oue of Hie cborctwt residences ID E igeneou Willamette street, t'all on T N rVgar, Hotel Eugene, fur further iwrtlculaie, FOR BALE Mpnugfleld Hotel. Y'ou wire a good thing If you fall to In vestigate Ibis. It's a money maker. J M Woods, HprltiKtield, Oregon. APHORISMS. 0 WOODOOUK, ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW Office One half black south of Chriiman B 1 Kuoekb, Ouiaos. 5S3 FOR HAI.E. Town lots for sale at Blue River City. Bawmllls lu a few hundred yards of town Bite. Apply to8CHpark, Blue River City, Or. Er-'.J,.'tj Ur$. i.iurti .s. WiMt. Ili'-KK Alii'. MANY sickly women le twoell the iv-es of li uiul 6.', but tin-re are very few invalids: oor ami t'0 year of The clianiro of life coiuini; t a woman near her forty fourth year, cither makes: her an invalid or pves her a new loaso on life. Thao who meet this change in ill health m-1-dom live ten years afterward, while a woman who lays aside tho active duties of womanhood in health sel dom f:uls to live on in happiness, years after sho has passed GO. This is truly a critical time. Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo, Ohio, recognizes tho change of life as a dangerous period and sho also has faith iu Wiuo of Cardui. Sho writes : "As I had always octn troubled more or lus at the mrnitnul period, 1 dreaded the change ol life which was last approaching. While vis iting with frwnd I noticed th it she was taking your Vine ot Cardui, ani she was so enthusiastic about it that I decided to try a bottle. I ex perienced some relief tl:e l.r.t month, to 1 kept on taking it for three months and now I menstruate with no pain and I shall take it off aud on now until I have passed tlic. climax. 1 do not dread it now, as I am sure that your Wine of Cardui wUl be of great benefit at this time." Wiuo of Cardui Is tho remedy to le-inforco n woman against tho shock Unit comes wilh tho change of life. It re-establishes healthy functions after years of suffering. Iu doing this it lias saved thousand: of suf ferers just in time. Po not wait until sufferiug is upon you. Thor ough preparations should bo inado In advance. Jlogin tho Wino of I'ardul treatment today. WINEofCARDVI A million suffering women have found relief in Wine of Cardui. FOR BALE-AgooU grain, bay aud stock farm of 'JIB acres for sale, ( mile from store, postofnoe, school aud church, 4 uiilee from rail road elation, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 120 acrea plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A suap tor tbe purchaser. Can lie reached from Uosbeu bystage. Call on C 3 Riobaidson Pleasant Hill or C A Parker, 48i Jeftersou street, Eu gene, Oregon, Newly Furnished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at 'he Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from the nialu buslnean street, and t ut a little more than two nieess ir-.m me vntoffloe. A very uulet Iwnllty Vlllien'o riiMnn .--. - - rf from ball, splendid for Irv Bleeping. Windows of thene rooms under pro jecting n'f, cuniig oil miicli if tbe light- , Come and see the rooms and I will guarantee that y'U 'U he sails- fled. K ""WH SOUTH AND EAST VI Southern Pacific Co SHASTA FOUTE Trkim leave Kutrcnti for lNirtland mil way Klatioiti nt 8;UI mi 1 A- p lu. loceries Having a Urge and complete .stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best markets, I can offer the ptiblio better CA8U Prices thau any ether house In Eugene J. L PAGE E K 8KIPW011T1L 4.TTOUNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. KeotNB Oheoon. HKLMUS W THOMTSOK OHAS a HaODl rjlUOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. KooiNi, Obxoon. M TKAVI3, Attorney At Law. Office -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. A nit of Correspondence. The follow Inn correspondence, ending In true Irish fashion, nctunlly pnssed i.otwpen two men In England some "Sir. Thompson presents his compli ments to Mr. Klnipsoii and begs to re quest that ho will keep his doggs from iresnnssliig on his grounds. "Mr. Simpson presents nis compli ments to Mr. Thompson nud begs to suggest that In future bo Bbould not snell 'docs' with two gees.' "Mr. Thompson's respects to air. Simpson nud will feel obliged If ho will add the letter V to tho last word In the note just received, so as to represent Mr. Simpson and lady." "Mr. Blmpsou returns Mr. Thomp son's noto unopened, the impertinence it contains being only equaled by its vulgarity." QKO, B DOERIS, ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice In all the court of the Second Judicial District and In the Suprems Oourt of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in proDaie. Omce First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. . BANGS, Pruprietoi; John M. Edmuns-m Leon It Jldmunson. EDMUNSON It EDMTJNSON. Horneys-At-Law. Practice Ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty. ajrOmceOver Loan 4 Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. Btage leaves Kugene for Florence Dull except dunday at 6 a m Morning stage leaves lorent forlngeHe daily except Bundays at 2 pa 8irdays at 8 a m. Arrives : ". Eugene al 6pm tbe day following IH8UFAU:t R MUNI) TRIP i'-M. . . n n.nva' Itvurv fftame. lti".'or.,"S,,M DTvsnwrta offlo. nnnce. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. 0e an 1 K si lencaFairmount, Oregon. Books rppnel, , , . . Book, cravat.-! from single to double entry, lastruttioosiriven In double entry. Adjustment .f intricate and involved acooun ateiie inquiries and orrlers addressed as shove will hsve prompt attentiun. jOUIS F. BEA ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan 4 Saving bank building, a. Kuecial attentiun given to land and matters. Eugene, Oregon. , Room ruining .One of Travers' Jokes. When William U. Travers wns in tbe directorate of tho New York Central rnilroad, Jay Gould wns running the Erie in opposition, and his mnnnge-1 ment of that system betrayed a con stant and Intimate knowledge of what wns going on In the Central's star chamber. Commodore Vanderbllt was naturally exasperated, nnd one dny, after expressing bow helpless ho found himself to outwit his rival, ho turned to Travers with the query: "Well. Billy, how con we stop Gould from getting knowledge of what we nre doing?" "W-w-wbj." suggested the genial Wlt "w-w-why d-dont you m-m-make him a d d-dlrector of N-N-New York C-C-Centrnl?" Observe your enemies, for they first find out your faults. Antlstheues. Envy always Implies conscious Infe riority wherever it resides, l'Uny. The less heart a man putB into a task the more labor it requires. AtnleL Evasion Is unworthy of us and Is al ways the intlmnto of equlvocutlon. Balzac. Tbe same peoplo who can deny oth ers everything aro famous for refusing themselves nothing. Leigh Hunt It there 1b nuy person to whom you feci dislike, that 1b the person of whom you ought never to speak. 11. Cecil. The chief pnng of most trials Is not bo much tho nctual Buffering itself na our own spirit of resistance to It Jean Grou. There is no benutlfler of complexion or form or behavior like tho wish to scatter Joy, aud not pain, around us. Emerson. Success is sweet the sweeter if long delayed nnd attained through mam fold struggles and defeats. A. Brou sdn Alcott Trne nonulnrltv takes deep root and spreads Itself wide, but the falso falls away like blossoms, for nothing that is fulse can be lusting. Cicero. Miscellaneous. Don't Be Deceived With 65 or 70 per cent whiskies it i .ii..- mil think It better thai KranolB' pine double distilled Wi I roof h.,,.il... Jnt have tip m tested fiee nfubarg Hi Klltb and Hlnlr stteets Eugene, Oregoo. Q B ' I MH'Ka NCI8 GET YOUR HOUBE NUMBERED. I have the agency fur the euam eled steelplate house numbers aud will lake your order and put the Dumber up. M 0 Van 1 yno, room ii over MeClung's Btore. MEDICAL. -pAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON i Offices In Eagsne Loan 4 Savings Ban! Building. . i i j- Scial attention to surgary and surgical 0-v eaww of wouisn. - S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Kirns and Clocks Repaired Krc.rvt, OnrooB The MUTUAL LIFE , INSURANCE COMPANY of New York Ml forms of life, Eadowment and Gold Bond ; Policies and Annuities. Guirintttd vtloe and rates fumisncd by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. !) K G BIDDLB, DENTIST fice -On Olive '.ret, ibetween Silh '.ree.. bl-.: wl oi Fiftih SLd Nlinnessots IU Ems.. rj r .1 J-jKKLKKTLElUU ASSAYEU AND METALLUKU1ST KcoBii - - Oatoos i Be-t e.pili-1! Ay I"rt in ,h' Hut 1 Fr e.l-t t'd relial-ls r.il-.ins. guarmtee.1. I W. rsite tt uU "n ore sample of one V I f.f-v V"" ' determine the m-l ruiul.it if.n-l of tr-atment. A Tarlsian Ueeommendallon. A political critic of a former genera tion was engaging an apartment In one of the chief streetB of Paris. ' Tbe landlady, wishing, like all landladies, to make tbe best of ber rooms, led bim to one of the principal windows nnd as Bhe swung back the Venetian blinds remarked. "It Is from this point. lr that all of our revolutions pass.' The good womnn was no cynic, but sr.oke from her heart and Just ns an English landlady who narps ujiou m splendid view of the sea from the two pair front London Answers. Ko Heed lo Worry. Professor Snore Is very absontmtnd. ed. Ills son rushed Into bis study one mnrnintr nnd exclnlnit-d: "fust think, father: I've swallowed a Din! What shall I do?" Ah well." replied the big man, "don't worry about It Here's another pin." Chums. Merer I'leaalnsr. Mrs. Mltford What do you think of this vivisection question it must ue awful to be cut tip nllvc. Mrs. Crnham-Yes. and It Is awful to be cut dead. r.s I wns by one of my dearest friends lost cvciiliig.-Boston Transcript. satlsfrii'tlon ;oranleed. The Hoy This isn't wbat 'Le order ed. , The Orocer-I know It. Just ten her this Is more espensivo, oui n. let her have II for the same prlce.-ln-dlamil-olls News. Blunders ot Painters. a nlctnre reurcsentlne tbe four ele ments wns essayed by nu Italian art i.i nml ho selected Osh to lndlcato tho bob. moles the earth and a salamander Ore. Tho chameleon was Intended ns tho nllegorlcul reprcscntntlvo of tho nlr but the painter, having no model of this animal and knowing nothing about its shnpe, contenteu uimsen u, introducing a camel. He probably thought in his Ignorance Hint from a Bimllarlty of sounds tney were ouo uuu the Bame animal. Another painter in a picture oi iuo crucifixion represented a father con fessor holding out a crucmx to me re pentant thief who was promised a place In paradise by the Saviour. a Hnn-rmnon Financier. Judge Edwards of Leo county, who i ,.rH,l nver a hundred coupien since he has been ordinary, performed s... .m-omnnv recently for a runaway couple seated in a buggy la the public road. Th ceremony over, tbe bridegroom fumbled in hla pocket and fished up Ofl Mint, "Jedge," he said, "this here's all the I not In tho rouu' worl'. Ef you're a mind to take It you kin, but I'll aay stralgbtfor-nrds that I'd done i a.Mo r.r ine noneymoou v- BUI I penses!" AtlanU ConstltuUon. niaannolnted. "So yon advlso me not to sue?' said the client "I do," said the lawyer. "Well," returned tbe disappointed Aiiont "It seems strange that when a man pays for advice he can't get the kind he wants." Chicago Post Ilrrole. Gladys-Why did she ever marry hlm? ,, Ethcl-Oh, be said bo couldn't llv without her! Gladys Well, she ought to get a medal for life saving. Puck. City Property for Sale IliNULiixi' AonrrioH to Eooskii To those desiring lo purohaso city lots, have laid out an adilitiou on tho south side of tho oilf aud north of College Rill Park I have 120 lots iu Ihis addition, and am solium them very low so as lo euablo every ono lo have a homo of their own. The prloo of these lots is from $1.0 up. Euab Stkwaut Auuition to Euobni: 1 have some very desirrable lots In this addilion, iu the very heart ol the oily and within a low blooks of Willamette street Wuitkikkb's Additiok to Euoshs I Lave a few lots lu this addition within two blocks;of the First National Bank. COLLEOI IllUi Paiix I have 100 lots in this addition, The prioe now is 50 each. W will advance the price soon. We expect College Hill Park to beoome the most deBirable resi dence pioperty in or near the olty. Hxnubioiu' Addition to Oollxoi ' Huj. Pax Wa have 70 lots for sale cheap In tills addition; also 40 or 60 aores of very choloe fruit land. I have on this plaoa 1300 jonng prnne trees, abont 400 Bartlett pear Irsss, and 200 blsok wslnnl trees, aiso sppios, plnms and small finita. This plaoe has a good farm bouse, barn and ont-honsea, and la a most beautiful suburusn pieoe oi prop erty. It is known as tbe Locust Hill farm, and there is no plaoe in the stats more beautifully and pleasantly litnated. I am not In real estate business ss a Dun ness we sell our own lands only. I employ no agents. Any one desiring to purohaso anv of this property will find mo at the first National Bank. I will be pieasec to vnw nmmrtv and diva Drioos. 1 mwbt ex change some of this property for good timber land, sjonie ana see ma. T. (i. liBXDalCU. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA IVrtlm. i Km-i-m At Ash land Ar Hacrsr. onto Ar $i.n 1 rauclMi uSI a iu J IW p in I2:',m a m f: p Ul 7Afi p in HA' i n 1 :U a til I'. KVt a m Sr'A a m 8:1.1 a ni l..-.Vn 1 'enter Kaunas City 'lllCAVO ' a n !:IHI a m 7:"A a in 7:40 a ui Ar Los Aniiele Ar Kl l'sso Ar Furl Worth Ar City of Mnleo Ar 1l..iihtun Ar New l irlesuut itr MKlnnktou Ar N i v York 1-20 p m ti.-OO p tn a 111 U:M a in -1:110 a m !:'-" p lu II: IJ a lu 12i4 p m 1 -sr. a m f ill a m 7;V'i) a in UJ0 a m 7M a in 11 no p iu li:.v) a nt a in 4aK) a m tt:2A p lu l'.:l-J a ui l'.'i-i:i p m ruiliiii.n ftint Totiriitt run an . LkiIIi trtxiiiH. (.'liuir cunt Sacrn- uit'tito ti 0tUu and Kl L'mu, ' Ktid ourint cum tit C'hicKK, Ht litmin. Now Orlenun auii W ani. in if tou, (.'iiiintH'ttiiK nt 8nn Fran cUiHi with itovernl stenniithip linen fur Himclulu, lrtiiftu. t'hiu, l'titlHiiluw, ,'Jeutri.l , Mid tioutlt Auierlcft. Sea Mr L Q Ailiilr, nont t Kukbiio or nddriM U. 11. MIl.IiKH, CJ V A 1'urtlaod Or. Gap Closed The ojwrntlnn of tlirt)nnh traliu bo- tweeu Hun Knuniirioti aud Luh Au KtflH, vliiHurf uud HmjU lUrburu, ; will IwKin uu Sunday,. March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... GOAST ' shor,Jline: LINE... Two Thruutu '1'rniiia BUy. Tlie OiMt Line Limited leaving each Uruiioal rally in tlie mornlnK equip lied with elegant cafe anil parl'ir uare, will make day Unlit trfj UitoukIi the mit. idotureniuet varied and eater tainliiKs 10011000 the onntmeiit, liiiulreo( aKeule of Uie Southern Pacific St- Paul, Du!uth,' Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Tt.H.nDl. lUlaoM anil Tun.lst Slsflllr Dining and liultot Huii-s mn i.iorsrj van I DAILY TltA INS FAST TIMK. For Kates, Folders and Full Information regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or address J. W. l'UALON, TPs U. DICKSON ot i 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLUHD , A. B. C. DKNNISTON, O. W. P. A. - 612 First Arsnue, SKA1TLB, Wasu. J.W.Clark. M. S.Hubble. Clark & pabbK Transfer Co., General transfer business done, liea vy or light haul- ing of all kinds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for sale. Baggago transforod to any part of tho city. I'iano and houM-morlng a sjieclalty. Ollioe it-xiui 3 Hliolton building op posite (JlJAKI) oflice. I'hons IOmI tiHA . from H U -r. Desiring calls earlier or lUr, call lllack. 7M or ltI -t'Jl. T N SsiSAR Proprietor. J Strictlr Srrt clasa, Nw mncTnent. Rle. f I to J per day. CsT Ilea l.i arVrs for Commercial lsa pHE rACll'IC MfTLAL LIKE. Very IJtvt LIKE AND ACCIDENT POLK'IK AlBISt 1. Caao. f;n. Art.. M WnxiAS PorUad,Of ' Lotal Aon Eo4 Stand Like a Stone Wall Between your children and the tor tures of Itching and burning ecxenia, oaldhead or other skin dlseaaet. How? why. by using Bucklen's Arnica, Halt, earth's greatest bealer. Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores, sell rlimrn, cuts, burns or bruises. Infallible for piles. V at W L DeLano'adrug store. tiAMTOHXAs, It vna linve a dime, don't make your self believe It Is a dollnr. Thnt Is what you do when you stop work to toll hnt n cood man you are.-Atchlaoo Globe. What Thin Folks Need I a greater power of (llveatlng and almilltg food. For them Dr King's New Life Hills work womb r. They tone aod regulate the dlgeslWe organs, gently expel all pontons from tbe sys tem, enrich tbe bloocl, linprove appe- tlte, tusks healthy flrnh. (July Zoo at W LJJeIano. w... l'.,l.-it tW-siHaiJI Btgaaum af "I'-sl.-lt iH.-sl 7 fill v OREGON SHOlrLlNE Union Pacific EAST DAILY The O. R. N. Give the Choice THREE TflH' r.r im Your attnitloa la called to the 'TIONEKB f.IMITKl)" trains of tli. "CHICACO, MII WAUKKK A BT HAUL HAILH0AU. "1 he only perfect trains in the worm. You will And It desirable to ride en this I Trains when going to any point la th iKastern Htatas or tjanaua. ihey oouneo with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Agent sell tickets. For furthsr Information, pamphlets, etc. I ask any Ticket Agent ot Of I J. W. CASEY Trar l'asa Agent. C. J.'EDDY, Portland. Ore. M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect I'Una and epealfloatloDS drawn at rea-Mimlile ralwi. All orders left at N T Wllwin's grocery Bure, Jt-ugene, will rwelve prompt alteiitlou. Hboue Ited 40-1. GEO. 0 GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Selt Lake, Denvefi Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. THE 'GREAT NORTHERN Rf. Corvallis & Eastern RAILEOAD. No Snokane Mlnnoapol St. Paul Chicago. and Oooan Hteaiuers leave i'ortland every 5 Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Horllaiid dally for all Wll lametteand Culumtl Hiver Points. Monthly Hteaiuers to Chi na and Japan For lull Information oall on or a dress nearest O. R. 4 N. Ticket Agen .... a n,nn.M ii.ii and Of address, i iiysi.i (....r.v - i . . - o a in old on fevoi 1.1.1s-lerina. Oflloe lUsira A. U. -KAIU, 'J Niiellon building opposite IbeOUAno 1 (Jen'l Passenger Ageul OfUoe. N rortlarwl, Oi TITIK CA1IU 2 fori Yaoulua Train learea Albany leaves I'orsallls .rrivos Yafulna No. 1 Keturnlnr . . I leases Ya(tllna Iatas Corvsilis Arrives Albany No 8 fcir'Detrolt .- leaves AllitJiy Arrives Detroit V.m Detroit leaves lletrolt Ixiavse Alhanr; Train I anil 4 arrive In Albany In time to oounn t with llis I' snulil ranind train, as well as giving two -r tirse hours in Alljanv before -lenartuns oi 8 1' North bound train for l'ort. land. . , ... I Train o s connects wita tne n r wsot skis train at t'orvalli t'rosslng for Iodspendeues McMluniUls an.l an points norto to t ortuuoj F.DWIN ST' NR, Msrufcv- J T TI IiNEK Trsr IVs A.t, No. - ..12 P M .. IM) H M ... 6M I'M ...7:00 A M ...lliflO A M ...li;lii H II ,.. 7:00 A M .. 1I-M I'M .. I2rOF M .. 6.-40 PM