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I s Imitations ami " Just-a -jr.md" arc hut
ilit't tritln with ami riiil:intjrr the health of
'iiiiireu ixpori uce ayaut Impertinent.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoiia is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Jn.s ami Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Ojiiuni, Morphine nor other 'areotio
eubslan. e. In nKO is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
anil ullays l'everisliness. It cures Diitrrhu::! and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Const! put iou
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and ltowels, giving healtii and natural bleep.
Tlio Children's Panacea Tho ilotlu i 's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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The Kind You Have
In Use For Over
GEflTRflL
v PflKET.
WflTKlNS & IWIihER
. PROPRIETORS
A fair share ol the poblio pat
ronnge solicited. To the Farm
en we will pay tbe blithest
market price for fat cattle, hogs
and sbep. Shop on Will
amette Ht, Eugene, OregoD.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having a large nd
complete stuck of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the beat market, I
can otfer the public
better CASH Tricea
than any other house
in Eugene
J. It. PAGE
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BAN US, Proprietor
Btage leaves JSugeue for Florence
Daily except rjunday at 6 a m
Ej..-..i,.,r atAirA leaves FloreDv
for Kugeae dally except Sundays at 2
p m
BaWi.-duya at 8 a m.
Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m tbe day
following.
WOLIFXRK )
Tiokeui lor sa'ie"'et"g.Bamti' llverT liable.
agent or al Uuri Uatenoorc ui
Vloranoe.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
Offiopan.l l!, .i fence-Fairmonnt, Oregon.
Book. ouDel, , . , . .
Book. c.uf rti from liniile to donbU entry.
Inrtructin. jiven in double entry.
Adjustnient ol intricate and inrclred acoonn
Enfen'TnTnarie. and order, addreued a, abore
wUl tiv. irunit attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol New York
AD lormi ol lift. Endowment .nd Cold Bond
Policiti and Annuitit,. Ouinntad v.lu
and rites limmiwd by
W A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
.Hotel Eugene..
T N StGAR- Proprietor.
(""-IrSrst-cieae.
- v t ui element
hates, ti tot'J per day.
boon made mulir his jier-
Always Bought
30 Years.
BU3INKSS CAPD8
AlTOitKKYS-AT-LAW.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Jnioe Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
J
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over First National Bank.
EUQKNE. O&IQON,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block wrath of Cbrtaman B )
Eugene, Oregon.
HK IP WORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the Com .'a.
Eugene Oeboon.
HELMtJB W THOMPSON
OUAS A HAHOl
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HOMPSON A HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-Uff,
(J Bice In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Euoink. Obcoon.
TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law,
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
QKO, B DORRIB,
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 probate.
(Juice First .National Bank Bldg,
Rooms 1, 2 and 3,
John M. Edmunnon Leon R. Edmonson
EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON.
ttorneys-At-Lsw.
Practice ic all the courts. Collections a iteci
alty. SeOtlioe Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUIS E. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LA W.
Office ii' Loan k Saving bank building. Room
& Speci&l attention given to land and mining
matter..
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
AINE 4 KUYKEXDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office. In Eugene Loan & Saving. Bank
Building.
Special attention to forgery and .urgioai die
eae. ol women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watcliea and Clock. Retired.
ECOBXE. ObKOOV
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K ti RIDDLE,
DENTIST
iSoe -4 In Olive . treet, between' FiHihi.od
Sith itreet -ae oi ca vat of Minneeaot
botel
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EltbKKT LEIOU
ASSAYEIi AND METALLURGIST
Kcgctx OaiGOU
llet ef)ui td Aay I-er-ret-.rT in the Stat.
I r o.'t aL-1 ruMe return- miarmntenl.
WirKioK tu mail un ore uraptn uf one to
f.fty p.nio-i. tn '1lrn.iue the ovjet taitaol
B.etbi oi treatujenL
HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE.
Vry ltt
LIKE AND ACCIDENT ItiLICLM
ALtrit J. Casos, Hen. Art.,
M.Wiluas Portlad.irs
Local Agea E-Jeas
Downing street, London, perpeiuatw
the name of a clever man from Maa
cbusetu. Those were the du.va before
the Fourth of July bad any tintucanoe
lu American aunaU. and George Down
tut;, tbe first scholar In the firm public
ohiX'l tn Massachusetts and the first
graduate ut out by Harvard coUre,
came to England and became a chap
lain In CromwWTt army.
Hy a rcmurkable stroke of fortune
he was sent to represent England at
The Hujruo when Europe was trem
bling before Oliver, and during three
distinct eras In England's history he
held the orllce of HritUh embaswulor
at the Putch court, lie waa as popu
lar or as clever under the Merry Mon
arch as under the protector and the
commonwealth, and It came to pass, lu
the reign of Charles 11. , that the man
from Massachusetts was granted a
great tract of land at Westminster,
where he built huge mansions and laid
out Downing street.
To this day Downing's street Is
Downing street still, and, though
George Downing Is forgotten, there Is
no name in tbe Itritish empire which
Is more familiar to us than his. St.
James Gazette.
Gnciti Vtutm With Glacier.
Hotel keepers In the Alps have a new
trouble and are complaining of the loss
of patrons, who are moving away from
the glaciers. Yes, tho attractive gla
ciers are actually passing from the
landscape, nnd us they recede the ho
tels along their borders find that their
registers ure shortening.
These glaciers are not running away
by any means, but they are deteriorat
ing slowly with a persistency that
means their final annihilation. Hotels
that a few years ago stood very near
to a great river of slowly moving ice
now find themselves a considerable dis
tance away, and the attractiveness of
the site is lessened.
The famous glaciers of the Rhone
have shrunk 3,000 feet in the last twen
ty years, or about 110 feet a year. A
number of the well known glaciers ap
proximate this diminution, and the Bet
entitle fact is established that these re
minders of the great glacial period are
surely disappearing.
Placing HI ma elf.
One day a drili sergeant In the Brit
ish army had n number of recruits to
drill and wanted the married men sep
arated from the single ones, so ho form
ed them in a line and gave tho word
of command, "Single men advance
and married men fall back In the rear!"
All took their positions except one.
an Irishman, who Btood still. The ser
geant usked the reason why he hud
not moved, but no answer came from
rat.
"Come, my man, are you married?"
"No," replied Tat
Then you are single?'
"No."
"Then what are you?"
"I am courtin Ulddy," was the re
ply.
A Qnenilon of Dinner lime.
A cardinal who couiumnded tbe
troops of l'ope lit nlface I. In the
lunrch of Acoun. Dudlng himself on one
occilfilou in a position lu which he must
conquer or die, promised his soldiers
that if they secured the victory those
who fell should dine that very dny
with the angels. They uiurclied to the
combnt with nlacrlty, but flndlng tbnt
the cardinal was careful not to expose
himself, "IIow Is it," sold one of then),
"that you show no anxiety for the ce
lestlal banquet to which you have in
vited us so warmly?" "Recause It Is
not yet my dinner time, and I am not
hungry." Ail tbe lear Round.
Tho Ftrat Knitting; Maohlnee.
In tho reiun of Queen Elizabeth first
mention is made of hand knitting. Wil
liam See In 1M9 invented the first
knitting machine, called a knitting
frame or stocking frame. He wns re
fused a patout In England and went to
Franco and established a factory at
Rouen. This machine wns introduced
into the United States shortly after
the Revolutionary war, was modified
and improved by a Yankee olid a fac
tory established at Cohoes, N. Y., In
1S32.
A MnrtllnBT Metaphor.
For a "startling metaphor" tnko Syd
ney Smith's when he saw a little girl
stoop down and stroke the shell of a
turtle.
"Why are yon doing that. Belle?" he
asked.
"To please the turtle."
"My child, you might as well stroke
tbe dome of St. Paul's to please the
dean and chapter."
Aa Old Smallpox Care.
The following primitive "cure" for
smallpox has been discovered by the
Lcytonstone (Englnnd) Guardians In
one of their registers for the year 1700:
"Take thirty to forty live toads and
burn them to cinders In a new pot;
then crush Into a One black powder.
Dose for smallpox, three ounces."
III. Clererneas.
The Lady Jack, why don't you write
a book or paint a picture or do some
thing clever?
The Gentleman Because I selected a
millionaire for a father, and 1 think
that was clever enough to last a life
time. A Dlt of Information.
The London Chronicle casually drops
the bit of Information that the people
of Missouri ar.- called Pikes, "after
their gr'-iit iienk." Thus Is American
history made In the English papers.
A fllnht llirierenee.
Collector-I left a bill here yesterday
for sonic shirts yur busbsnd got Did
he lo.-k It ovir'r
Ijidy of the House No; he overlook
ed It
Filthy Temples In India.
Hscred cows nfwn dfflle Indian tern-
plea, t'Ut worse yt Is a body that s
polluted by cinatlpailon. Don't pr
ni't it. Clean.e jour syatem with Dr
e-I'm s New Life Pi lis and avoid un
til! mlwry. They give lively livers
active towels, tond d etlmi. flue ai
tytlf. Oiy 26c at W L LIano's
dm( store.
C
BwitU
Bae'-aa
at
yi.isioniA.
1-4 I.,: I Vi s?'.n Butl
LUNQ8 TlTAT ARE LAZY.
fftrlr (in ar Llsat Poorly mu4
(irh Col 4 L.Mf.
IHd air is a free gift, but It is Uk
most of the jrtftt of heaven in that wi
must do oor shar of work to tnnetti
by it. No ou wouKl esptv-t to h.nve r
S-khI tire Just because a pair of bellow
hutiir on a nail by the chimney, hut ihu
U exactly what many people expect ol
thHr Unit:, which are really only the
bellows jriveti us by which to kevp the
Cre of life burning bright and clear
within us.
It is not too much to assert that lunps
properly used in a comparatively close
roo:n will do mum gnxl than lasry htn,,-
n an opm flt-UL This trick of lazy
lungs la a habit, llko any other, and
may l?e overcome by persistent effort.
Many persona, for example, are millet
ed with a nervous habit of holding ths
breath unconsciously. Theso are the
people who. In spite of plenty of tuna
spent out of doors, yet catch cold easi
ly, digest poorly and are always more
or less "under the weather" physically.
Many other persons and they consti
tute the great majority of mankind
breathe only with tho upper part of the
lungs and nit hough they may breathe
regularly do not draw In suttlelent air
at a breath to till all tho lung cells.
When once the pernicious habit of
poor, shallow breathing has been bro
ken up. the health undergoes such mark
ed improvement, there Is such brighten
ing of the spirits and Improvement of
the looks, that tho luxury of deep
breathing is not likely to be readily
foregone.
A good way to start tho new habit Is
to take deliberately a fevr minutes at
stated Intervals and devote them to
proper breathing. If this Is done sys
tematically, the reformer will find him
self unconsciously breathing more and
more, until very soon he la obeying na
ture and really breathing to live.
Besides the gain to the general health
which comes from the habit of deep
breathing there is created a reserve
strength and preparedness which is
often of great service In warding off
acute pulmonary diseases. Youth 8
Companion.
HE SIGNED HIS NAME.
Story of Prank Ilatton When lie 11
ennie I'o.tnmater General.
"Frank Ilatton wns a great stickler
for details," said a former representa
tive of congress who had lieeu In
Washington when Mr. Ilatton was
postmaster general the other day, "and
when be entered the cabinet In the lat
ter part of Arthur's administration he
carried this hnblt with him. lie let It
be known among the bends of bureaus
nnd divisions that ho proposed to fa
millnrlzn himself with the business of
the department until lie bad grasped
all the details of the work over which
he presided.
"The second dny at his desk tho ven
erable colored messenger who attended
him brought tho usual largo hundlo of
letters to bo signed. It was a pile of
typewritten epistles, inches thick. Tho
messenger placed them before Mr. Ilat
ton and. with n blotting pad in hand,
stood waiting for the signature, ns he
bnd done for Mr. Iiatton's predecessors
since Ilnyes' time. The first letter was
a long one on a topic with which the
new postmaster general was not fsinll
lnr and so formal, legal and Involved
that one reudiug did not tnnlco Its
meaning clear. Mr. Ilatton hesitated.
wrinkled his forehead nnd mused to
himself:
" 'What's this nil about anyway? It's
all news to me. I don't know whether
I approve of the things It snys or not
I can't make bead or tall out of it
don't know whether It's a good tiling or
not.'
"Tho old messenger, standing with
blotting pad raised, leaned over and
placed his forefinger on the space at
the end of the Inst page nnd nnswered
" 'Well, neither do I, but yoa sign
your name there.'
"Mr. Ilatton signed." Now York
Times.
Qneer Freaks of Flowers
"Why Is it," complained the man
with a grouch to a restaurant keeper
yesterday, "that you fellers hardly ever
have any flowers In your old Joints?"
The hash founder looked up. "Flow
ers won't live In restaurants," he sold.
"Tho smoke nnd odor of the cooking
seems to smother them, and they never
thrive. I've tried It dozens of times,
and always with the same result. Put
flowers in a saloon, though, and they
grow and bloom in splendid shape. The
tobacco smoke, 1 suppose, serves aa
fumlgator, and the fumes of the liquor
apparently stimulate them. If you want
to make a success of flowers, put them
In a grogshop. To stunt or kill them,
restauraut la tbe best ever." Dulutb
News-Tribune.
Performed a Filial llntr.
Joe was such a pathetic little ma
an.
He enmo from a quarter of the dty
where crime and misery had formed
a background for the flvo weary years
of his unnatural Utile life. lie was late
to kindergarten one morning and was
asked to sit by the door until the morn
ing exercises were over. Before being
restored to grace the teacher asked him
why he was so late. "Well," replied
Joe, "the patrol came after my mother,
and I waited to see bcr off." Chicago
Tribune.
I.nckT For Both.
"When her grandfather enme to this
town, he was bsrefooted and bad only
fjO cents in bis pocket,"
"What a lucky thing It was for her
that be didn't know she would some
day be ashsined of the manner of bis
arrival. If he could hsve known bow
It was going tn humiliate her, he might
not have come." Chicago Hers Id.
It Is said thst no mnslcal work hns
aided so msterially the cause "f chari
ty as llnni i oratorio of "Tbe Mee-
rlah." Ladies' Home Journal.
Pure Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or stomach trou
bles, orilds, lagrlnpe or billiinHi then-
i cotlilng le-lter man rranc.s- pure
brandies. All orders promptly filled
wllh prune, apple or pear brandy at
7'i ce-nta (er quart, or 1!.6I r gallon.
Orders bv stsge or express will lie
cutely lsixl. Made and sold to onn
aumers only.
I M Fhawcib,
Fifth and Plslr atrw's. Fuyene, Or
O ts "X" ill W. .
.IMirllirnanlkjBrtl
CLASSIFIED !,
Notion ufidi r thai head not to ax-d ti
lues, bO oeuts ir week; $1 50 a month; CIS
per yer.
Help Wanted.
WANTED. Sowerat person ol char
a"ter and trood reputation lu each
Hate (une in tins w.uuty rtxjulrrd) ti
ivprw:ii and advertise old eetatilleti-
ed wealthy business houae o. it'lifl
Hn iiicial atendliiK. r fl8.it!
wivtity with expeM,.- hIiii al, al
payittde lu cash eai .luadai
direct from ud otnom itime am'
oariiae furnUhed, when uciveeary
References, Kucloae aeir-addnnaec
envelope. Manager, SIX Caxlon
lSulldlllK, CllltMKO.
For Sale.
OW r'Oli SALK, -tl,K.tl milk uo
for sale. Inquire at 141 ' a llium at.
UK SA LE Uood horse 8 years ol
will work single or d u' l prliu fAO
Euquire ol C ei Kami a (J.
Oil MALE. Due of the chou-esi
residenoes In Eugeneou Willamette
street. Call ou T N rVgitr, Hotel
Eugene, fur fuither paiti ulats.
KOK MALE. Town line fur sale at
Blue KiverCH). bawmlll-. lu a few
huudred yards of town site. Apply
to 8C Bpsrks, Hluo River City, Or,
SHEEP FOR HALE. 180 head of
tliolco Cotuwold 8lkVi l-T pale. Call
al No 44 West Sevntb i-treet ui ad
dress Look Box 761', Eugene. '
KOH HALE -A good giaiu, hay and
slock faim of U16 acres for saie,
mile from store, uosttirtloe, school
and church, 4J miles rmm rail
road station, good I millings, well
watered, level and good loonMon,
I'M acres plowed nnd part town
to wheal, ou reusouable terms. A
snap for the purchaser. (Jan be
reached from Uoabeu uyatage. Call
on C rj Hlohatdson Pleasant Htil or
U A Parker, 482 Jefleisnu street, Eu
gene, Oregon.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Uood pay, steady work. Coast Kork
Lumber Co, Cottage Urove, Oregon.
FOR TRADE. Some valuable prop
erty lu California to trade for Eugene
oily property. C 8 Karrow A Co.
WAN I ED-By a man and wife a or
7 room house with barn, centrally
l-'cutcd. Leave word al Uijakd
li 111 oe.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.- To
the right party we will give exclu
sive Bale of our product In Lane
eouuty. Hi quire limited advance
payment for goods. Address, Inter
national Power Vehicle Co., Drawer
(i, S amford, Coun.
Saved From Awful Fate.
'Everylmly said I had consump
tion." writes Mrs A M Shields, of
Chambersbarg, Pa, "I was so low after
SIA Miliums ui oe.rrn .nmuonti u-umn.
hv Imv fever aud asthma that few
thnuuht I onulri net well, but I learned
of the marvelous merit of Dr Klug'a
Nn, Itl.nneare for nnnauinntlon. Used
It nml waa noniidetelv curetl." For
ilnairut throat and lulls diseases II Is
ihe safest cure lu Hie woriu anu is in-
faillble for ooughs, colds and bronchial
sMectinns Guaranteed tx-ttles 6flo and
$1. Trial bottles free at W L DeLauo'a.
Teachers Institute.
The annus) oounty teachers Institute
will beheld in Eugeue June 26, 26, 27
aud 28, 1902. All teachers are requested
bv law to attend at least 16 boars.
Boards of directors are required to al
low teachers at least three days to at
tend oounry Institutes.
Programs will be tent teaoliers
later.
W M MlliLBB,
Count; Bupt
Newly Furnished Lodging House
New beds Id newly painted and
papered rooms at the Courthouse
Lodeliis House. Only one block
from the main bulness street, and but
a little more than two blocks from tbe
DOBUiffloe. A very quiet locality.
Outside rooms at rear oorners away
from hall, splendid for day sleeping.
Wlfirlnwa or tlieae rooms unuer uru
lectlbg rot'f, outllng off muob of tbe
llgt't- .
Come ana see vne rnums auu
I will guarantee that yon will be satis-
fled . nuvra
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tba Kind Yoa Have Always Bougb
Bssua the
I of
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
b'. ' f-i-n, -i ti' wii. r -
rNllti,.1o,ri!:l-.IJ"".l '
at . ratlrtl, Wiutt ,"'
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HANDY
CATHARTIO
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City Property for Sale j
HasDBiris' Aucmo to Ecaa
To those deelriuff to pnrehtae eltv lota. 1
have laid ont an additiou ou the aoutb aiile
of the eiu acid north of College Uill Park
i uave i ju lota in ihla addition, anil aaa
telling litem verv low fro a. to euab e even
one to bare a bouie of their own. The priot
oi weee lots la irom fJU up.
Euu Snwiirr Aucmcs to Ecoimi
I hvr aeuie T.'ry dio-irrah!, lots in thie
aditlti p. in the very turl of the oily aud
eiihii few bliH'ka of Willamette street.
WulTklKIH'a A 1D1T10)I to Edoksi
1 have a lew Iota in thin add. lion within
two blocks of the Pirn Natioual liauk.
Ooixsus Hiu. 'iu-
I lave UH l-ts in this addition The
ptioe now u 50 each. W will advanor
he prlve soon. We expeot College Hill
Park to become tlte nioet deairnble resi
dence ptopertv iu or near the ony.
llsNUUICKs' Aoumoit to Ccixbob
lieu. Paaa
We have 70 lots tor sale ebeap in thin
addition: aluo 4ll or SO acres of very choiot
(ruit land. 1 have ou this place 1300 jomi,
prune trees, about 401) Itarllelt prar tree-,
and 'M black walnut lrte, alao apele.,
plnnia and auinl! fiuiu. This place hm a
good farm house, barn and ont-honaee, and
is a moat bt-antilul suburban pitn'e of prop
srly. It is known aa tbe Locust Hill latin,
and there is no plaoe in the atate morr
beaatifully and pleasantly litostod.
I am not in real etttatebuainei-s as a butl
avHi we sell our own lands only. 1 employ
no sgeuta. Any one desiring to purohaar
any ol this property aid nnd me al tht
rirat Natioual Dank. I will be pleased to
anew property anil give pneoa. 1 imqut ex-
ouange some of tins property lor good
iiuioer iaua. tome auu sou uo,
AlinillONAL UtKOAlMS.
I hare the following farm pnMrty for .ale:
TUB OOK1H1S UANCH.
A farm of 'AV ai.rea U,n nttla. wut nf
r.Ugette. 1 111. nrolrtT has a hnilM an 1 liart
and about 20 ai'rea in cultivation with a small
orolianl In bearimr. and two ithkI anrinini uf
liviu; water, it timhereti with a uUe aeeond
iirowth of tir and oaW tiiuler and ia a.lap'ed to
farmiug and atock raining. It ia a snap at to
er acre.
wiljioN pi., pa
I own the WiLon farm of 144 arma two
milee wt of Kluiira. It ha a lo( himm acd
barn and ia oovr-d with timber. We olljr
Ihla place at ftlKI for the tract. A bar
gain. OKAKUIU RASl'll.
I am ofterltll? tllta ranch nf Intl an-ea for
IMH). Thin plaee haa a houim anl barn ano
about lOai-rea in cultivation. - ItlalH mile.
aoutkweat uf EiiKeue and will make a tine
home foraotneuue wUhlug to go inti the
atook buelnees.
ACBIAOS TBACTS.
I have three ten-acre trauta wltliln one
mile uf tbe court houae, Tlieae nlacee are
partly planteil in young growing fruit trees
and are very deairalile for oue who wanUto live
in the country and yet enjoy tbe tieuenta of
city life. Juatoute.de the city ilmiia. Price
on theae lands, I1IM an acre.
J. u. itaitnaicss.
Eugene, May IS,
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
chasing lumber for theoniiatruutlno nr
repair ol oounty bridge and culvert.
an order must lie obtained from the
County Court or a member of the ooun
before oontraotliig for the lumber, pro-
vitieu, nownver, thai supervisors mav.
lien In their Judgement Immediate
aotlon Is required to make nulillo high
ways sare, order small amounts of In in
ner, not tn exceed Atil) feet, to r. pail
bridges or oulverts without waiting to
obtain an order from the oourl or Irom
any member thereof. By order nf the
court.
May 14, 1U02.
K U Lkk,
County Clerk
Wantkd Young man 18 tn JO year
of a for store. Ulve reference and
address
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Kf-TTTTT A Ts V A Si'l
aa.j-t iim.j m
VIA-
I Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Kngene for Portland, and way
stations at 8:0Ua mi 14'J p tn.
Ir Portland erUU a m 8 JO p u
Ir Eupene KM p m l-.lo a a
Ar Aahland 12JI0 a m ViiH a m
Ar Haorauiento 6HS) p m 4M a ts
Ar Ban Franolaoo 7:-IO p m 8tlo a no
Ar Ogden 5:45 a a :f m m
Ar Denver Mia VrOO a as
Ar Kansas City 72 a m 76 a
Ar Chioago 7:45 a m II M a o
Los Angeles
Kl Paao
100 p n
6.00 p m
-.m a m
9M a m
4:1)0 a at
Wi p m
6:42 a m
12:43 p as
TMll
V:00 D
Fort Worth
6:80 a a
:M a m
4:00 a a
At OUyof M.iloo
I A Iluiuton
Ar New Mrleams
6:'2A p
Ar Waahlngtoa
Ar New York
6:42 a w
12:48 p m
Pnllman and Tourist ears oa
both traina. Chair oara Haora
mento to tilen and Kl Paso,
and euriat cars to Chioage.
Ht Ijouia, New Orleans and
Waabinsion.
Connecting at Baa Fran
cisco with aeveral ateamahip
Unas for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phllllpinea, JenUal
and Houth America.
See Mr I. O Adair, agent at Eugene
or audres
W. E. OOMAN
UFA Portland Or
p , ammJ
Th ovrUoti of thrtmjh trhltu b
Iwmd Ho Frauicioo avnJ An
I1m. vUHurf and HuU Hir,
will btfin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
I IMF
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'i'wo Throng q Train ThtJ
OnMt LIDS IJlnilal UfftVIOf t4V h
Urvilnstl tmily In iirit iimlnir iuip
wi'b lnt cm (9 avoil iH.rl'rr mrv,
will mk tUylittht lril-t lb rutin I.
mrt (.ictunua, avril tvoti niitw
ttininitt awwoea on Mmtitioot.
IlV)iUrul eWjfMll of the
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WWI I IW
TICKETS
T() A. .' Hit IV ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
T
Jt- Piul, Ou'ulh, Hi nespo'is, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Thronsh Palace an I Tim lat leeera
Dining and Unties Sim-kin Library Ca
DAILY TivAIN'H; KASTTIMK.
For Hatea, Folders and Full Iuformetoa
reganliug ticketa, route, etc, call on or addreaa
J. W. PIIAI.ON, t i' a II. HCKSHN. or a
122 THIRD STRUT, PORTLAHD
l-A. H. O. DKNN1STCN, o. W. P. A.
012 Kirat Avenue, f r.ATl'LK, Wash.
Oregon
ShotLiive
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ahoIJaIUaH4CIHC
TO
THE
EAST
Tho O. R.
Glvea the
A N.
Choice
of
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
to
O' e
THE SREAT
NORTHERN '
' M.
ve
Siokano
Mlnneaool
St Paul and
Chicago-
It Lako,
Denver,
Jmaha,
Chicago and
KanaaaCllv.
Ocean Steamers leave Portland
every
S Days fur
SAN FRANCISCO. 1
Hosts leave Portland dally fur all Wll.
lametteaud Cnltmit In Htver Points.
Uonlhly Hteamers lo China and Japan
Kor full Information call ou or a
Iresa nearest O. H. & N. Ticket Alien t
r adtlreee,
A. L, CRAIQ. ;
U. ti'l PaKeiiKBr Agent,
Mnrrnn (1
Tonr sttentlnn Is called to the "1'TONKFH
LIMITKIV trains ef tbe "ClllCACO, MIL
WAUKEE ft HT PAUL KAIl.ltOAD.
'1 he only perfect trains In the world.
Ton will had it dealrable to rlileon this
Trains when going to any point ia th
Kastern Htates or Canada. Ther concee
With all Transcontinental Trains and al I
ticket Agents Bell tloketa.
Yur further Infor-aiton. Damunleta. etc.
ask any Ticket Agsat ot
0. J. EtiDV,
Portlaad. Ure.
J. W. CAHKY
Trav Paaa Agsnt.
Gorvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIITIB OIBU
Nc 1 lot Vaquina
Train leavea Albany 12:60 V M
lMVea (irvallia 1 P l
Arrives Ywinina. 6:44 P M
No. 1 Relnni.Af
iMvea Yao.nln 70 A M
Ua.ee Cor-allla 11) A U
Arrival Albany 12:16 Fst
No. S for Detroit
Iavea Albany 71 A M
Arrive. Detroit 12U5 P M
No. lom lletroit
leaves Detroit 12 45 P M
Lea.ee Alhanr 0:40 P M
Traina 1 and 4 arrive in Allanvln time to
eoaoect with tbe H 1' ennth iNitinii train, as wel
aa givllif two or nree Sunn in Alhaiie before
rleiwtureuf H I' North l.ninil train for Port
land. Train No 1 c nccla with Hit P west side
train at Corvallia ! Visaing for Inileprmleure
llcMinnitlie and all points north to Portlaad
EDWIN fT"KB, !
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