Daily Eugene guard., June 14, 1902, Image 3

Vht .Aud u Have Always Bought, a ml xvhioh has boat
in use lor ov.r 30 years, has homo the, si-nature of
y yr , nnd haa l- " I'UKlo ihuI.t his pcr-
w&TC Jb&ZZt S"nnl 8Iorvl.-on si::; o its Infancy.
, -v-. Allow im) one to dwivu you in this.
MI 4.'i.(iiitc: i is, Itiiitatioiwaiit"Just-as-trool,,nre but
hvn-rimct!- iimt trine with nnd piuhiiiiror tlio health of
J-u.u-i;;. ai ChUlruxnctL uce ayaiu.-,t KxperliucuW
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a liarmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare
gorir, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is l'lcasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xareotio
substance. Its iij;o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays l'cvcrisiiness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething: Troubles, cure s Constipatiou
ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and llowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CENU8NE CASTORIA ALWAYS
SI
Bears the
'The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
CEfiTRAIt
PRKET.
WflTKINS & JUIiliEl
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public pat
ronage anliniied, To the Farm
era we will pay the highest
market price fnrfal cattle, hogs
and sh-ep. Hhnp on Will
ametle Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having larire uid
co tii pie te stock of
Staple and fancy
(Iroceries, bought in
the beat market, I
can offer the iviblio
better CASH Price
thnu any other hoiute
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE FLOREHCE
STAGE LINE.
. BANGS, Proprietor
Stage leaves. Kugene for Flomnoe
Daily except riuuday at 6 a m
Betumtng stage leaves Florem
ft augeue daily exnept Hundays at 2
pm
Bats rdaya at 8 a m
Airivea iu Kugene al 6 f m the day
following.
IKGLE FARK J
-,i?.u..'1,!JJH..v.-..- . ;;; i.;T-.ib1e.
In-.nn nr it Hllrii A iTCniK)rt I OtflOfl
Vlortooe.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
Office and Rvm lence Fainnount, Oregon.
Books op-Ee-i, ,
Book cou.ervd from sin-le to double entry.
lnatructiio eriven in double entry.
Adjustni-nt .f intricate and inTcWed aoooun
lutfwte iiuiriM and onien a-ldresaed as atv
The MUTUAL LIFE
1 INSURANCE COMPANY
ol Nw York
Ail lormi ol lite. Endowment tnd Gold Bond
Poticiu sad Annuities Ourjn:d vslus
ad ritu fumiintd by
W. A. WANN, Eugtne, Or. .
Hold Eh..
T N Stja Proorletor-
.t-' -!r ftmt
N- W UhllV'J14Dt.
Rata, II .,ti (v day.
Signature of
BUSINKiS CABP8
ATTOKN KY8-AT-LAW.
J M VILL1AM8,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Jtrice Over Lane County Bank,
B1LYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oflke Over First National Bank.
Euorat, Orioon,
A-
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block aonth of Chrlsman B
Knoct, Obiooh.
E
7t K SKII'WOltTH.
4TT0KNEYAT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
EUQENKOKlQOIf.
HKLHDB W THOMPSON 0UA8 A HAH1H
rjlUOMPBON A HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Office In Fint National Bank Building,
Practice in all the courts.
Ktjamjrt, Obioon.
M THAVI3,
Attorney At Law.
OUice Over Eugene Loan & Barings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
Gr
0, B DOKRIS,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courte of the Bccoiid
Judicial Din trie t and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters In probate,
Officer-First National Bank Bldg.
Ilooms L. 2 and 3.
John M. EJmunwm Leon R. Edmuns
EDM UN SON & EDMUNSON.
ttorneya-A t-Law.
Practice It all the court. Collections a speci
alty, "Ottioe Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUIS Fa. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room
3. Speciai attention given to land and mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
AINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SUItGEONS.
Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical din
earn of women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
V itches and Clocks Keiitvisi
K CO cn, Okbooi
I)
K G BIDDLK,
1 DENTIST
liioe -On Olire street, between Piftih sod
Sith atrtet ae tAc -Mt of Minnessots
hutel
H
KKliEKT LKIGIi
AS4AYEK AND METALLURGIST
Frames Oiiooji
Vl r;il( 1 A-r I-WU.i7 Id the Hut.
1'r nipt wii rlllp r-t'in rrotpi.
Wtriin tt mvi oo or uix'mi o( rce V
fifty pft'in-1 U .itTtnm tiie tami tuiut i
rpiIK l'ACIFIC MI TVAL I.I E.
J
V.ry I At
MI'S AMI ACCIUKNT l-Ol.ICJ) 8
Albibt J. Cao, f;n. Aft.,
J M William l"ortUa.Lii
DortkesvFe Colem Ckea.
LitUe Dorothea U one of thote chil
dren whose sileuce when awuke ia re
garded as a certain sln that she U In
mischief. One day when she was about
two aud a balf years old her mother
gradually became aware of a fi lence
which boded trouble. She was about to
look for the baby when Dorothea came
In, her rosy lips still bearing the traces
of a feast.
"Where have you been, Dorothea
What are you eating?"
"l heese," paid Miss Dorothea.
"Where did you get it, dear? asked
her mother.
"In the mouftrap," answered the de
linquent. "In the mousetrap!' exclaimed the
horrified mother.
"Yes."
Then the mother la up bed. "But what
will the poor mouslea do? You will
frighten them all away."
"Dey wasn't a bit frightened, mam
ma. Dey was two moutlea in de trap
when 1 eated the cheese.' Brooklyn
Life.
The FUbn of Japan.
The islands of Japan are remarkable
for their richness of animal life. The
variety In climatic nud other condi
tions, the nearness to the great conti
nent of Asia and to the chief center of
marine life, the East Indian islands;
Its relation to the warm black current
of Kuro Shivo (the gulf stream of the
orient) nnd to the cold current from
Bering sea. all tend to give variety to
the fauna of Its seas. Especially nu
merous and varied are the fishes of
Japan. It has been noted that the fish
fauna of Japan bears a striking resem
blance to that of the Mediterranean,
and Dr. Guather has suggested that
this can be accounted for by suppos
ing that iu recent times a continuous
coast line and sea passage extended
from one region to the other, the Isth
mus of Suez not existing. Popular Sci
ence Monthly.
Hair and Grui.
There Is a major In a ccrtnln Eng
lish regiment who has a great con
tempt for incapacity of any kind and
Is somewhat Impatient Into the bar
gain. Some time ago he was in charge
of a detachment of men, and a ser
geant complained that he could get no
man to undertake the duty of barber
to the company.
"Is there no gardener In the com
pany?" asked the major testily. 'I
seem to remember one. Send hlin to
me."
The man was duly sent, but on re
ceiving orders to act as barber ventur
ed to expostulate.
"Great heavens!" yelled tho major.
"If you can cut grass, you can cut hair!
Go and do it.
The man went but what the others
Bald Is unprintable.
f ncnllrd For Courteay.
The Yicomte Toussalnt was for.nerly
a colonel In the French army and may
or of Toulouse. lie was a brave man
and a dashing ottlcer. During one of
tho hottest engagements of the terri
ble year, noticing that his troops were
bending forward ur.der n galling fire
to escape the bullets of the enemy
while he alone maintained an erect po
sition, he exclaimed, "Since when, I
should like to know, has so much po
Utencss been shown to tho I'russlnnsV
The sarcasm took instantaneous effect,
for the bo Idlers rushed forward and
carried everything before them.
Tata In Anclrnt Wnlci.
An ancient statute ascribed to Uowel
the Good, a Welch prince, who rnied In
IMS, regulated the price of cats. A
penny was the price of a kitten before
Its eyes were open, twopence until It
had caught its lirst mouse, fourpence
when It was old enough for combat.
Ho who stole a cat from the royal
granaries forfeited either a milk ewe,
with its fleece nnd Iamb, or ns much
wheat as would cover the body of the
cat suspended by its tall, with its nose
touching the ground, A penny was a
coin of great purchasing power in the
tenth century.
An Innocent Query.
At a dinner party In England the
host introduces to the favorable notice
of the company, amid murmurs of ad
miration, a splendid tru tiled pheasant
"isn't it a beauty?" he says. "Dr.
Bo-and-so gave ft to me; killed It him
self." "Ah! What was he treating It for?
Bays one of the guests.
Life's Disappointment.
"There's a fire!" shouted the boy from
the country. "liere come the engines!
Let's foller them!"
" "Twon't do no good,' said the city
cousin disconsolately. 'The blamed
firemen'H put it out before we can get
there." Chicago Tribune.
Ilebnfled.
"You have so much address I can
hardly be expected to compete with
you," said the letter to the envelope.
"Now, don't get excited," replied th
envelope, "because you know you can't
contain yourself."
Jarr Datr as He Poand It.
"I hear you were on Jury duty ell lost
week."
"Yes."
"Tedious, wasn't It?"
"It certainly was tryiug." imiadel
phla Itecord.
slnrolar.
'My entire clerical force went out on
strike yesterday." sold HlufTmaD.
"That so?" replied the caustic man.
MTVhat was bis grievsnce?" fhUadel-
phla l'ress.
Water thrown upon Ice in tire arctic
regions will shiver It Just as boiling
water breaks glads. This is because
the Ice la so much colder than the wa
ter.
Saved From Awful Fate.
"F.veryhody said I had mnsump
tloti." write Mrs A M rhield. ol
Chamliersbarg, Fa, "I was so low after
lx months of s-v-r slrkneaa cau-d
hv bav fver and asthma that fr
'liouicht I could eet well. Mil I Earned
nf tde marvlou merit of Or Kins'
N-w Licovry for oonumpllon. u-d
it and oointletfly cored." For
'iHiferate throat and luna dlaa-ea it 1
tt, .aft cure In the world and U In
Nil Me f-r wushi, cold and bronchi
sRTtimM (iuarauted hottlni V)k and
1 11, Trial bottlea frw at W L JJeLaoo's.
HO! FO .NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Kr-
sort.
KtHVgali UK tl.u sJrMkv ol New
port an summer rtk:irt over other wa-
ide reHortM In the uorihw-M. and to
tukko it p silile for nil who deelre to
do mi to i-p-mi ihHr Vrtfatio'i .y the
f.VHn w-iv., i he 5uith.''N !-etrk'
loiupauy tu oouneoliou witulhet'or
valllii and Kailero Kitiinad, will plaoe
ou sale, ert-HMKe June 15th, mnntl.trlp
Ik'Ke1 from a 1 iioiiit. m Grt;tm on
the couth.Hru i'"illo u Newport, good
fur reiuru mull O.'inu.-r 10:1', at epeiv
ally re'Uid rate.
For full liroruiHtlou I'leano luqulrt
of yrur loc-al agent.
W F Cohan,
lleueral FaKieutier Aneul.
Pore Home Made Brandv.
For liver, kidney or atomacli ttou
bles., polils, lagniipe orbillouaueM lliei
la ooihiUK better than Kruncns' pure
bntndtea. All orders promptly filled
wiiu pmne, apple or pear brandy at
TS oeui per quart, or 12.50 tier trallon.
Orders by alKge or expree will be ee
cniely boxed. Made and sold to con
sumer ouly.
il Kbancio,
Fifth and Ulalr etieote. FiiKene, Or
Teachers Institute.
The annual o-uuty te-ebtre inxtltute
will be held In EuneuR June 2.5, 26, '27
and 28, 1902. All tpachera are requested
by law In atleud at leat 10 hour.
Boards of directors aro n qulred to al
low teachers at l-at luree days to t
teud county Instltulee.
Prouratus will be gent teachers
later.
V M MlI.l.KK.
C'ouniy Hupt.
Happy Time In Old Town.
"We felt very happy," rite H N
Bevill, Old Town, Va, '-when Kuril,
leu's Arnica Halve whuliy cured our
riauiiliter of a bad cane of pcald head."
Itilelluhti all who line It fiiroute,oorn-,
linriiH, UfiileeH, liiiil-, ulcer, eruiulnnii
Infalllblo for pllee. Ouly 2Ao at W
L DeLano'a drug store.
id xt :s Bcstt
Slnacr,
Trnnrion nml Rnrnatn.
TcnnyBoii was exiri'inoly cncr at one
time to visit America, nnd ioucIUiik this
point n story Is related to the ellcct
tbnt itnrnum oflcrcd him an euoriiious
sum to mtiUc the trip. tliouKb protutbly
not ns one of the nttniclloua of the
'VrentcBt show oo earth." "All you
bnve to do," riiUI r.armun. "la to Btnnd
ou a platform nnd bnvc your hands
well shaken." The poet, however, de
clined the templing offer.
CnnrtNlilp Too fcjxprtiatve.
Tobh Vou don't menu to any they
have broken off tholr engugcincul?
Jl'SB Ycb.
'J'i's-Vby. I thought they wero ptr
fectly dcvoli'd to ench other.
j4'saSo lliey nre. Vou sec, they
hnvo brtUen off the engagement, bc
that be miiy save enough money to en'
able tin' in to gut murrled. l'hllndcl
phla l'ress.
Taking- It Coollr.
Tho ship of an admiral who was the
Duke of Wellington's near connection
wqs wrecked, lie was placed In com
mand of a second Bblp. which was also
lost, nud be himself was drowned. Lord
Chnrles communicated the disaster to
bis father, who merely ciclnlmcd. with
8pnrtnu coldness and brevity, "That's
tho second sblp be bus lost."
Tba War II Warn.
Mrs. Crump 1 uiidorstond you hnd
some trouble wtth Mrs. Kick, where
you last worked?
Hired Ulrl-OI didn't Imv' no thronble
wld her, mum. Sbure it wor her tbot
had th' throuble wld me. Ohio Suite
nni-i i.
University
Book Store
Eugene Directory
Now on Sale.
Come and get a copy..
H. G. MILLER,
bat, ts. , t ' ' ' ' "ri
Executor's Notice.
Notioe is hereby glvet that the uoder-
aifDed, Jaiuea tv:rlTD4V, bss beeo dulj
sppoifited executor of the MiU of Andrea
oenvoer, aeoeuea, dt toe ooaaty ooun oi
Lane eouutv, Urefioo; aod all perafns bsv-
ina claims s-aint said estate sra hernbi
Douned to prt'seot tba same witb the pruptf
voncners to ids atjoeriiKue'i ieotiior
the law offios of L. bllyen, in Kuaei.0, On
Ron, within six fuoblus from lb date of
tDis noiioa.
IlaKd Ibis lith da; of inittiBt, 1'JOl.
JAMErt hCKiV.Nblt,
L. lin-Tsn, im. of Mid estate,
AtUjro'y.
Admin iatraior'i Not ce.
Notica U brbr civen that lbs under
igot-d Las bD ly the county eonrt of
Line ormutT, state of Oreffun, appotnled
the alailbltralor ol U. eslala ol i
Ai)-fi, deotwaed.
Ailperions bavtbi claims Sirftinst said
ktate are bt-rt-by Dotlfled to prewnt tbr
toie, Oail veriuMj, to lbs ui.af!Mijd
Ueie, Lar, oiiUbtj, itat of Orerju, wltblo
en moDihi from tl.e date ol lata ootl"e
ljettd at Hale, Ortyoo, Ibu 5Utb day ol
lauoart, iMri.
C. K. WALK,
AclminiitrBtor o( lbs satala ol Jsaa Alltx
' deoaaisd.
CLASSIFIED GDLUMI.
NotioM andf this bswi not to uom! fiv
! hiM, SO onto par wwk; 11 60 s mouth: $11
I paryw.
For Sale.
uv pun SAL.-Uiwd nul.k oo
for sale. Inquire at 148 MadlxHi si.
UK WALK. A di'ien blooded 11.
Rlan heirs. Call ou nr address W A
Wann, 104 Wist Fifth street.
OR sai.K -Hood horse 8 voa'a 1 1
wi l work eingleor d 'Ui.le p'l fiO
Kuqulre of U 8 Farrow A Co.
FOlt HALK. Due of the choict
fwddenoesin Eugene on Willa-meit
etreet. Call on T N rWar. Hot
Kuitwnp, for further partlcuU'i.
OK HALE. Town lota for sale ai
Blue River City. Sawmills lu a few
hundred yards of town site, npply
to 8 C Sparks, Blua River City, Or.
SHKEP FOR HALE. ISO head ol
choice Coiwold sheep fur sale. Call
at No 44 Went Sevutli .ueot or ad
dresa Lock Box 762, Kujreuf.
FOK 8ALK -A koou u-raiu. hav auo
stock farm of 'J10 aonw for sale. I
tulle from store, poateftlce, si'ltoo'
aud church, 4) miles from rail
road statlou, Rood building, wel
watered, level and good location.
120 acres plowed aud part aowu
to wheat, on reasonable terms. A
snap for the purchaser. Cau U
reacheil from Uoslien tiyelaire. Call
on 13 8 Richardson Pleasiiut Hill oi
13 A Parker, 4S2 Jt-ileraou street, Eu
gene, OreRoD.
Help Wanted.
V ANTKD. Several pereon of char-
acler and good roputallou lu each
state (oue Iu Hub county reiUlred) to
repreeenl and advertise old establish
ed wealthy tiunliietw house ol rn.lld
tluanoial Blandlng. Salary 18.0('
weekly with MpetiBwi adltloual, all
payable lu caah each Wedutwlay
dlreot from head ofllces. 1 luree aud
carriage furnlehed, wliou ucoeeaary
Refereuoea, KuoIobb Belf-addresaed
envelope. Manafter, 3U6 Caxton
Building, ClikK.
WAN IKD By a man aud wife a or
7 room house with barn, neutrally
located, Leava word al (Juahu
oflloe.
BUSINESS Or r OhT UNITY. To
the right party we will give exolu
slve sale of our product In Lane
county. Requite limited advance
payment for goods. Address, Inter
national Power Vehicle Co., Drawer
O, S mfonl. Conn,
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTEU.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Oood pay, steady work. Coaat Fork
Loim i-r Co, Cottage Urove, Oregon,
FOK TRADE. Sume valuable prop
erty In California lo trade for Eugene
oily property. 0 8 Farrow A Co.
City Property for Sale
HxNDBioxa' Addition to Edokni
To those desirinn to Durohaas citv lota. I
have laid out an addition on tba south side
of lbs oiti aud north of College Bill Park.
I have 120 lots in this addition, and am
selling tbem vory low so as lo enable evsry
one to have a home of their own. The price
of these lots is Irom t-bO np.
F.i.iiw Btiwabt Aoomoa to Eoatai
I have some very dealrrable lots in this
addition, in ths very heart of ths oity and
witnin a lew Diooks ol Willamette street.
WarrKAxaa's Additiom to Kooinb
I have a few lots in this addition within
two blocks of the First National liank.
OOLXBOI UlLL PAlUt
I have 100 lots in this addition. Ths
prioe now is $50 each. W will advance
the prioe soon. Ws expect College Bill
Park to beooms the moat desirable resi
dence pioperty in or near tho oity.
IIkndbiobV Addxtiok to Collxos
Hlu. I'ajix
We have 70 lots for aale oheap in this
addition; also 40 or 60 sores of very choice
fruit land. 1 have ou this place 1300 yoaug
prnne trees, sboat 4U0 Bartlelt pear trees,
and 200 black walnut trees, also applea,
plums sod smsll ftolta. This place has s
good farm house, barn and out-hooses, and
is a most oeaoiuui suuaroen piece oi prop
erly. It is known ss Ihe Locust Hill (arm.
and there is no pleoe in ths stats mors
besulilnlly and pleasanllv sllnsted.
1 am not in real estatsbnsioess aa a busi
ness ws sell our own lends ouly. I employ
no sgeutB. Any one desiring lo pnrchsae
any ol Ibis property will nod me al lbs
trim national liana, i win no pleased to
show nronertv and kivs nrioes. 1 mwbt ei
change sums of this property for good
timber isna. tarns sua see me.
ADDITIONAL B1S0AINS.
I hsvs the following farm property for sals:
TltS OOHIXiN BANLH.
A farm of &!7 acres elsvee miles wrst tof
KiiKfue. 'J'hia proM,rtr ha s houe aod liaro
sni stfiit lit) sctmi lo uultlvaljon wiUi a small
orclianl iu bearing-. ad two s'Mid sriafs of
llvin.-wstr. I tinilerii with aDiosaeoond
rrowth ol tir soil oak unjljer and is alap'ec! to
'arnilas and sUjckraisiug, It is a snap at V
oer acre.
WILSON PLACE.
I owe the M'llwn farm of 144 acres two
mil at of Kltnlra. It ba a lug house etd
lro sad is oovr-il with tiinber. Ws off rr
this place at 1400 for ths tract. A bar
(aia. qbanoib sasch.
I am r ffftrinir this reach of loO acres for
l-VdJ. 7'tii pImis has a hrmse and imrn and
slmt 10-rci la cultivation. It is la mile
soutt.wiwt of Krweee and will make a line
home for some ous wisliiag to so Into the
stock buslaeaa.
ACSSAOI TtACTS.
I havs thrt-s taa-aors trs-t4 wlthla one
mile of the ooon house. Tliess nieces are
pirtlf plantwl In youriif ffrowius fruit trees
and ire ry ilcsirsbl for one who wstitsto lire
in the oonntry sod yt enjoy ths liesetiui of
city life, Jut ouulde the city limits. Price
on these UoU, 1100 an errs.
J. 11. 11XNDIICKS.
Etifens, May IS.
CASTORIA
Fot Infants and Children,
ft Kind Yon Hare Always Bougt
the
Election Xoiice.
To mi Lkhal Voteks it rk'Hnoi.
Distbct No, 4, Lank County, Okk
oon: Noilo It hereby given that lb
iuuubI 1 1-,-otlou of thl district will b
eld at the City Hall In Eugene, Or.
nn, on the third Monday, being tbe ldili
lay of June, l! 2, between the hour.
of 2 o'c ivk anil li o'clock p ui of lbs
lay, the purHe of elejliug llir.
directors lo eetve Ibree, four and lif
ear reapiotlvely, the ternm of each I
edoiermiuid by lot at lbellrt rrgo
ar meeting ol Ihe boaul after llilselet
lou. S. B. Eakin,
Chaltinai',
Fbank Bkihnkh,
Clerk.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that In put
baaing lumber for theoonstrtietlon o
epalr of county bridges aud culvert
in order uiut be obtained from th
ouuty Court or a member of the oout
oefore contracting for the lumber, pro.
vlded, however, that supervisors inav
when In their Judgement Immedian
aotlou la required lo make public high.
sa Bafe, order sioail amount f luiii
oer, not to exceed find in-t, t,. repal
bridges or oulvvrla witlmui wuiung P
oblalu an order from the oourl or Imiu
toy member thereof. By order of lln
court.
May 14, 1002.
E U Lkk,
County Clerk.
Notice of Annual School Meeting
Notlue la he reby given to Ihe legal
voters of Sohool District No. 4, ol
Lane County, Slate of Oieg u, .1.. t
ihe Annual School Meeting for said
dlstrlot will be held at the City Hal
to begin at the hour of 6 pin on tin
third Monday, being the IB h day ol
Juno, A D 1801. This meeting !
called for the purple of hearing Ihe
annual report of the Dlieouira and
Ulrrk and the transaction of huelumt
uniKl at such meeting.
Dutcd this 6th day of June, 11H)2.
S. B. Uakin,
Chairman Board of Director.
Attest: Fhank Hkisnick,
Dlatrlnt Clerk.
BEST FOB THE
BOWELS
If you htin t ratulr, hnmiby movmnt of th
bowrli orr (7. juuiu 111 or will lie-. Kp ui
ttuwolw tiirn, aUl'l ! Hrll. Ktirc, III III lliaticvl lo
iilliTel(iurtlll HiUifi,I itti HiJr run . Ilia niosittl
tl, tiitilvit. inoal 'rfci't y of ko,ituii tba bo wall
oUar aud oleava la lo tk
CANDY
tW asaal AATUAriTIA
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Waatatit. I'aUUI.In, I'nirnt. Tt Hood. nnOoort
avar Hlaknn, WitknL r llrliin, 10, 1L'. ami U raiiU
r lioi. Writ fur lino ainiilo, and bouklat up
naltli. Ailrlrtiaa W3
TRU I.I HQ HHKIIT miCiXT, t'ltllHiO ar RIW TOHI.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
SOUTH AND EA.S'1
VIA
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Traios leave KiiKene for Pin-tland autl way
.Utlom at :IK) mi It VI p m.
W Portland tM am B:f p bj
lr Knirene Ufa 106 a a
Ar Ashland U a m I'MH a u
Ar HavrameDto fN) p m 4:20 a m
Ar Han iTraadaoo 7.-4A p m fltlA a m
Ar Ogden 6:4ft a u 1.146 a m
Ar Denver V-MU a a VKI0 a m
Ar Kansas City 726 a m 7;'4 a a
Ar ChioaKO 7:46 a m VM a a
m Angsles
Kl 1W
Fort Worth
Uilr of Mexico
Bouston
Nsw Orleama
Wssbink-t4in
Nsw York
1:20 p m
ton p m
Mil
V M a ui
4KW a m
66 p m
6:42 a m
12M p m
7.-M a m
9 KM) p m
i -M a m
:is
a n
6t26 p m
i -M a m
12:43 p oi
Puibuan and Tonrbit oars on
lyith trains. Chair can Sacra
mento to Dgdea and K.l Paso, ,
and eurist oars to Chicane.
Ht Iuls, Nsw Orleans auJ
WMblfisP'n,
ConiieutlDg at Han Free
oisoo with Mreral tealnshlp
lines for Honolulu, Jspsa.
China, Phllltpinse, Jsulral
aod Hooth Amerioa.
8ee Mr I, 0 Ailalf, -went st Kunma
or addres
W. E. COMAN
UFA Portland Or
Gap Closed
Th opvratloii of throuf h tr.lu b
twoMi (Sa Jp'ruciaoo taxA lx Aa
frelM, vUHurf mhi KavoU liLstvr.
will botfla oa
Sunday, ,March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE,
Two Throtua Trtvirn IIIt.
Tti
iorailriavl Mrly lo iri mrninK utp-
ari wrn eivviit cai avtui inriir own,
will niavk ilasjrlit(ht tH tfmiuRb tli)
m picturwiiM, avrl4l mi mtr
Uioiwr, Knai on th onntloeoi.
Iiifiulnotf naitai o ib
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS
TO AN i FKllJi AU.
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
Tt)
51 P;ul, Ou'ulh, lkne?po'is. Chic; go
AND rtHNTS PAST
Through Palaos ati.l Ton Ut Sliw-rs
Diaiug aud llutfet Suivkinu Library Ca
11AI1.Y TiA INS; FAST TIME.
For Hatae, Folders stid Full Informs
raitanllug th koU, rmihw rtr, call on or atldieae
J. W. l'HAl.DN, t I-A II. lHl'KSllN, CIA
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. II. C. PKNNISTi ', i). W. P. A.
612 First Avenue, t- IwV'ri'LK, Wasu.
Oregon
SHOIrLllHE
ao mm Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The O. R. A N.
Glvet Ihe Choice of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT UliL
to
Salt Lake,
Denveri
omaha,
Chicago and
Kanaas City.
CM
THE GREAT
liORThtRII
hi.
'O
Snokane
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Chicago. -
Ooeaii BtraiuerB leave Portland every
o JJaya for
SAN KRANCI CO.
Btaiie leave Poruanii dully for all Wll-
lainoiieauu i niiiiiiiia Hivi-r Points.
Mouttily HleH!ij.-rs to Chine aLd Japan
For full Information nail Oil ftae as
droee nearnal O. It. A N. Tlnket Aaent
I si- aiiliisiaus. B
' A. L. CKAIU.'
Hen'l PawenKer Agenl
t . tiisro hi
:.;
V.v,?.
.V.
Vonr ftHMiltm, la mIU . 1 i.mntmiHi
UM'Xf.'i '"' "t'HIOrf), MIU
. . 1 KAII.KOAU.
. o. oniy perisn irslni In the world."
Mill HJ I -i I fc.l . ' .L.
- vu nor ra tnis
Trains when axilnfr U any nolo! In lb
jTi ; ,m " , 'ney oonnee
, . --- - -. .. m h. i rain, koo all
Moket AnenU nil llokeU
roi iiiruier miornialloa, pamuh eta, str.
ask any Ticket Asnl or
0. J. KDDY,
Portlsnd. Ore.
J. W, CAHT.V
Trat Pass Asant.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tina UAato
Nt 3 for Yauiiia
Traia leaves Albany... U.M 1 M
Iiearss I'wrallis 1:M) p SI
Irvlvss Ysiiulna , 6.-46 P al
No. 1 lletarnlnr-
Isarea Yainlna.., ..7:00 A of
Ue Corvsllls 1140 A M
Arrives Albany l.Jo Pal
No. I for Detroit
Lsarss AlUny 7.00 A VI
Arrives Detroit l.;15 p M
No. 'torn llstroit
iMaves Detroit 12 J p M
. Leevre Allsmy &.-40 P M
Trsins I sod larrirs In Albsay ia tiros to
connect with Ihe S P sonth bound train, aa we
ss Ktvioft two or hrwe hours in Alhaoy oefore
deiHirtura ol H P Nor h Ixmud traia for Port
laal-
Train No lo-nnrcts ekh ll.sS P west side
train si Corvsllu I'roealnii for Iadrpnuleare
McMiaaTills aad all points north to Portland
KbWIN ST NH, X '
MeMaaMaf '
J T Tl liMS Tru PassAit, ' '
n m isiau a r 'j warn, ia sv