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Newspaper Page Textuai L ?r!--r!l For Infants and Children. i 'i Stgcta! vrrrrarationTorAs slmitniir.;: I'.icl o 1 nncf Rcuia-i ling ihe S i. jut l'i a- J I Sovw I s of PromoUs :)cstioii.Chcerrul ness and IVsi Coiiliiins neiiltcr Opium.Mi)rpliine norMincroL ISO T k AH C O T I C . frafe oftot IlrSiWlUPrKHW fim,Aut Sad' 4K .tiMV .. Ult JtttirMtf - iiiTH SrJ - iiyi Apeifcrl Remedy forConslipa (ion, Sour Sloniach.Diarrtioca Worms .Convulsions .Fovcrish rxess ami Loss of Sleep. FacSmiilc StCnnture or xew vonit. The Kind You Havp Always Bought Bears the j Signature U of AW EXACT COPy Of" WRAPPER In Use For Over Thirty Years THl r.cNTAUR :ahflf acts -ose wt Tks Kill sail toe aetdllts Pit. Od the first consignment of seldlltz powders to the capital of Delhi the monarch u deeply interested In the accounts of the refreshing box. A box was brought to the king In full court, and the interpreter explained to hi majesty how it should be used. Into a goblet be put the twelve blue papers, and. having added water, the Wins drank It off. This was the alkali, and the royal countenance- expressed no elpu of satisfaction. It was then ex- plained that In the combination of the two powders lay the luxury, and the twelvo white powders were quickly dis solved In water, and as eagerly swal lowed by his majesty. With a shriek that will be remember ed whlletnelhi lasts the monarch rose, stared, exploded and In his full agonies screamed "Held me down," then rush lng from the throne fell prostrate on the floor. There ha lay during the long continued effervescence of the com pound, spurting like 10,000 penny worths of Imperial pop and believing himself In the agonies of death, a mel ancholy and humiliating proof that kings are mortal. Indian Mirror. TaS GEjmtflii PEW- WATKIfJS & JMIMR PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat ronage solicited. To the Farm ers we will pay the highest market price for (at cattle, lions and slit ep. Shop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered - Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL B0.-UNKS3 CARDS ATTOKN E YS-AT-LAW. Historical Fiction. In lecturing Dr. Gardiner was very fond of retailing the hackneyed old historical anecdotes that garnish the schoolbooks. and he would commonly append the comment: "Now. that story is not true, 1 have reason to know, indeed, that It Is pure fiction, but for our purpose It Is better than the truth because the truth caunot be rounded off and polished so uicely to sutt one's conception of character or of circum stance." For similar reasons be was instant in praise of historical novels. "A genius like Scott or George Eliot, especially in 'nomola,' " be would say, "has many advantages over the plod ding historian aud can often arrive, by the Intuition of genius, at truths which the most laborious research could never reveal, and. on the whole," be would add, "historical fiction is much more trustworthy and incompa rably more respectable than fictitious history." London News. M V71LL1AM3, ATTOIINEY-ATLAW Collections a specialty, Dthoe Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, j ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Onus Over First National Bank. Booms, Oaxoos, A- 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south ol Chriiman B I KuaiKK, Obsoobt. SKIPWOKTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Groceries W1U practice in aU the Court's. EOOKNB ObBOON. Cars Ilia Kins' In His Uoalness. An east side character well known about the supreme court wears a par ticularly brilliant solitaire diamond ring, with the stone turned In toward the palm of his band. He was asked If he wore his ring this way for fear it would be stolen. "No," he said, scorning the Idea. "The thief what Is wideawake enough to rob your uncle, he ain't been bom yet It's for business reasons that I wear my diamond so. Wheu some fellow comes to touch me. I hold up my bands so (with the back toward him) and say, 'I'm broke, my friend,' aud he don't see my diamond, and he goes owny. But wheu i want to ao nusineBs with a man who has money I turn my hands so (with the palms out) and say, What enn I do for you, my frlendV and he Bees the big dinmond and thinks I'm a good man to deal with." New York Times. Tee Cataeea Bride Wears Br. Bed Is the nuptial color lu China. The coolies that carry the bride in her litter are dressed in rod, and they bear a dwarf oranse tree loaded with fruit and coin. The bride's compartments are finished in red trimmings, presents are carried on red trays, the tuinueri borne in the procession are uritfnally crimson, wlik-u are brightened by th rosy flow of the lanterns. Red umbrel las are carried, and Illuminated sipn bljie In color. The canopy Itself it decorated according to tho weulth and the taste of the bride's family. A poor woman Is carried to her wedding feast in a plain cii.ilr palmed red. If tht family has wealth or rank, the palan ouin Is verv ornate, decorated with dracou heads. The Chinese skill In working silk or gold cord Is displayed lu an artistic manner. When the bride appears, she wears a red veil, and the letters to her ancestors, whose blessing is Invoked, are written on red paper. The bride generally wears a crown adorned with tinsel and mock Jewels, an idea which Is much more prevalent in Swedeu. Woman's Home Compan ies A Military Order In Emrrsracr. Captain Verne VI. Bouvle, who raised and commanded a company lu an Ohio regiment in the Spanish-American war, told of a very uuusual order ho heard given by an oilieer of a Missouri regi ment at Camp Meade. Tho Mlssourian's company was com ing dowu a muddy road," said Captain Bouvle, "and presently they came to a place whero only two abreast could pass. The company was In a column of fours, and the problem of getting them past puzzled their commander completely. Tho correct order was Right, by twos." After sumo hesita tion ho shouted peremptorily: ' 'Gee round that putldlel1 Tho company had evidently been better drilled thau their commander, for they broke Into a column of twos. When they had passed the water. I lis tened eagerly for the next command. After some delay tho otllcor shouted sharply: Twos inter fours, right Btnart; gltr " CLASSIFIED GULUMU. Notices tinder this haad not to axcMd Ave inee, SO cent, par wars; f 1 60 a moclhj Hi per yaar. For Sale. COW ton rtALk.-Uood muk oow fr sale, lnq'ilrpat 149 Va.llson . l-.iU HA I K. A dil-n bUulrd lit 1 gtan heirs. Callxm or address V A Wsnu, 0t Wist Fifth ir,H-t. KIK W I,K.-UU( id i f . Il resldei citi in r..igeit-iu u uitiiueiie street. Call ou T.N f-egsr, Hotel Kugene, for further particulate. FOK HA I.E. Town lots for rale at lilue KlverClty. rlawmllla In a tew hundred yards of town site, ipp'y to SC Sparks, Blue Uivtr City, Or. t'OK SALE -A'sl gia.u. liny and slock (arm of Hid auras for sale, 1 mile from store, poet-Mor, school aud church, 4) miles noiu rail road statlou, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, l'JO aeres plowed aud pirl sowu to wheat, on reasonable It-tuts. A snap for the puirhnm-r. Can tie reached from lioelii-ii ij - tK- Call ou J 8 Hloliatdmm 1'ietvsnt nili or O A 1'arker, 4t- Jiltcr. i t iwt, Eu gene, Oregon. HO! FO NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort- Kecogu i ng the sdvtntsge ol New port as a summer resort over other sea side resorts In the northwest, and to make It pos-lble for all who desire to do o t spend their vacation by the e in v Hvei, (he Hou'ueru Pselflo Company In connection with the Cor vslllsaud Kasieru Kaliroad, will place on sale, ellectlve June 16th, round-trip tickets from all polnu In Oregm on (lis Southern Paoifio to Newport, goou for return until October lUtti, at speci ally reouoed rales. For full ttimrniatlou please Inquire of your local ageut. V F CtlUAN, Cleoeral Passenger Ageut. Happy Time la Old Town. 'We felt very happy," writes H N Hi'vill, Old Town, Va, "wheu Hoik- leu's Arulca rlv w In II v cur d our daughter of a bad case of scald head." Itdeltuh's all who u-e It roraiiis.onrns, Barns, Htutses, Rolls, ulc-r, eruptli -ns infallible for pll.-s. Oul 26u at W L De Latin's drug store. Help Wanted. HELMOB W THOMP80M OHAfl sV lUJWl T 11OMP30N 4 HARDY, ATTORNEY8 AT-LAW. In First National Bank Building, Having a large and complete stock ot Htaple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best markets, I csn otFer the p'iblic lietter CASH Prices than sny other house in Eugene Otfi practice in all the courts. Euoini, Oiisoon. Btaklna- llrinklna Water Safe. Uncomfortable consequences may fol low the use of the best of water by persona who are not accustomed to It, ns wo all know from experience in changing our usual dally beverage. simple and efficient wuy of preventing trouble from n change of water Is to carry a small vinl of the crystals of per manganate of potash with you and to out one of the pieces In each glass of water that you Urlnk. It will turn tne water a slight pinkish tinge and, ac cording to nn authority, make it a safe beverage for strange Btomncus. M TRAVIS, -At Law. Attorney- OtUce Over Eugene Loan A- Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. J. X.- PAGE EUBEHE-FLOREHGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Btase leaves Kugeue for Florenoe Daily except Sunday at 6 a m Irivn Florence foriugene daily exoept Sundays at 2 P Battirdaya at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene al 6 p m the day following- QKO, B DORRI8, ATTORNEY t CO aNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice In all the conrta of the Second IU.,J In th Hntmuns Odllfl JUU1CUU wuuu., 1 Special attention given to oollections aos matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. John M. EJmunnon Leon K. Hdnraiuon EDMUNSON t EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. d .u K. nnnrtjL Co'dactions a speci alty. "OtiioB Over Loan a oavingi u, EUGENE, OREGON, BINQ1.K FARR BOUNU 1UIH.....--Tickets 'or sale al Bnirnr or at Uunl rloreoce. Is i. Bansi; 'livery suvble, A Pat enport i omos A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. Office and lt-.i !eno.-Fairmcant, Oregon. will mveprompl attention. OUIS K BEAN at " " ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan 4 Saving bank bnildlng. Room l Suecial altution given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL, t pAINE i KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS nffi In Enirens Loan t Savings Bant Builduig. . , , jU Special attention to surgery and surgical cue eases oi wouidu. S LTJCK-EY, JEWEIR. ichei and Clocks Repaired, Kcobss. 0roo r G BIDDLE, A Soldier's llrplr- A soldier of, Marshal Sale's army, being discovered In a theft, was con detuned to bo hanged. What ue na stolen micht be worth 5 shillings. The marshal, meeting hini as he was b' lng led to execution, said to him, " Wba a miserable fool yuu were to risk your life for 5 shillings!" General." renlled the soldier, I have risked It every day for my pa flveuence." This repartee saved his life. W ANTED. Several persons nt char acter and good inpuUktluii lu each state (one In this county required) lit represent and ndvertlre old ostabllsh ed weHlthy buslnwe house o. si. lid fiuauuiul sLnuillng. (Salary tlH.iHI weekly with expenses aditional, all payable. lu cash eauli Wedtiiwday direct frniii ht-tid ofiitw-s. Mono aud carriage furnished, wluu in-oeet-sry K'.'feroiices, Eiiel'-se i-ell-addrsed envelope. Muimger. H'Jtl Cax ou Building, ChiOHgo. TICKETS TO AND FROM M.! POINTS EAST VIA C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... lain n& Iuiurmic. Iictler In Hrrtin Mnohiutirj', liuplo nii'uu. Alio hftTo ttonkso room iHn twrntblo rtci, Otl-W 600 W lllftmetU at 1 J SHORT LINE TO St Paul, DiTuth, Hirne;po" s. Chicago AND POINTS KAST TtSroaali Pftlsu an' T Ut SlMi-iri Dining t.tt lut1t Sun-kibat l.itrry C l A U.Y TuAlNaS; V AS i' TI.MK, For 1UU, FoMer ml rot: urtl i ns tifltrU, rmittxteti Full Inform , rait on or aulih I V. PHAIsN,tp.v H. DiCKrtoN or 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. 1KNN1STHN', '. V. P. A. 613 First Avenue, . SI-.A ITLK, Wash. Electric Shocks. It Ib generally supposed that electric shocks nt fiOO volts will Invariably prove fatal, but that such Is not the caso was proved tho other uay ny a member of the Institution of Electric- Engineers, who stated that even with wetted boots he had stood on tho rails of the City nnd South Loudon railway, sat on the Ilvo couduclor nnd slapped tho running: rails with bare hands, lie further said that, provided the dav were dry nnd the skin not moist. It was unite safe for tho aver age person to handle live wires. Ono man fell on n cahlo carrying a current of D.IHX) volts nnd escaped with only n few bums. Another man was rendered unconscious by a two thousand volt curreut, but waa soon restored unhurt A one hundred volt current has been known to cause death, but sue'1 a caso is quite a rare occurreuce. London Globe. Decidedly Unreasonable, Clara lien are the most Impatient creatures. Harry knows that 1 have an offer from air. Oldcliap. who Is Just rolling In wealth, yet Harry Is Just as unreasonable nnd babyish ns If ho thought 1 rea'.ly cared for thnt old gray- bead. Hurry Is so ugly about It that ho won't do me the Bmnllcst favor. Mother What did you ask llarry to do? Clara I merely asked ulm to wait and be my second husband. New York Weekly. lie Knew It. He was being gently chaffed about his stammering. He took the badinage with custouiury good nature, "T-t-ttiat'a r-right, b-b-b-boysl" he auilled. "I'm a B-s-stnmmercr all right Wh-wh-whyl Wh-when I w-w- wn- When 1 w ant vinegar for my s-s-s-snlad. I c-c-call for e-s-swcot cider, and It's v-vlnegnr b-b-by tho ti-tlme I s-K-get itl" San Francisco Bulletin. Lost and Pound. LOST A 25 ntevrus rille binel be tween Eugene aud tun Ira ou the stage road Halunlay Kli'dur have at Paine A Kays' gun store aud re ceive reward. THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Ord.T while th- y lt. The I O'lANBKltKY a hjliTiit iHilwm-ii ihw tamp bUcklsirry ad red ralb-riv. fruit vi'tv Urm'. deep rtsld'.lll niioon'olor, rlrli flavor, no con-, MAMM'iTll Hl.Al'KUKKKY, hybrid bulwtwll wild black bsrry and losldrv. Krull Tt-ry larso alia ni.-itlotf. strong llavor o wild hi ckbrrry. Csueotboth are Irons, vlgoroui and vi-rj pro Ully. A dosuii plant ol HlhtT varlnlr hoar ,mm. i to, k iKiuit isniiiT. srni uurNMin prsnsld. ou icoi-ll't ot I! N.'rarilor.rn, Menllou tlilspal-or. MIVKI.TY K tUT CO, Wat Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED. Tu linul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Oood pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Callage drove, Oregon. tin Latitude. A national school Inspector In Ire land was once examining a class 1 geography and, having reason to cor rect an answer to a question regarding longitude, proceeded to ask for a defi nition of latitude. There was a slight pause, aud a young lad answered: Please, sir, we have no inuiuae in ire- land. The government won t allow us any." The LeslslatWe War. "But thla bill should have been set tled long ago," objected the tradesman. "Well. sub. de gemmcu's out; eny- how, you cayn't expect a membub of congresB to settle anything wldout a lot of talkin'." UalUmore llerald. A Loss Dinner. During the hard drinking days In Scotland a country friend, calling at the door of Lord Uermand's house In Edluburgh at 4 o'clock in the after noon, was informed by the servant that the Judge was at dinner. "But 1 thought his lordship did not dine till 0 o'clock." "No more he does," Bald the servant, "but this 18 yesterday's dlnnerl" City Properly for Sale Uindmcbs' AnnmoN TO Euohik ' To ibnae desiring to purchase city lots, I have luid oct an addition on the south aide of the Ollj aud north ol College Hill Park. I have 12(1 lots in this addition, aud am tdlinu them verv low so as to enable every one to have a home of their own. The price ol these lots Is Iron f 1)0 np Ems Btbwabt Auuitiok to Eoukss 1 have some very dosirrsble lots in Ibis ldilioo. in the very heart ol the oily aud within a lew blocks o( Willamette strout. WnrrBiBsa's Adoitiom to Lumens I have s lew lots lu this addition within two blocks ol the first National uaus. Coll sob 11 ill Pawl I have 100 lots In Ibis addition, lha price now la $60 each. W will advance the price soon. We expect College Hill Park to booonie tbo most desirable ruui denoe pioperty In or near the oily. lisNDBioxs' Addition to Collbob Hill Pass. w kava 70 lota for sale cheap in this sdditiou; also 40 or 60 aorne ol very choice trull land, i nave ou tuis piaoe loou yuuug prune trees, about 400 Uarclolt pear trues, and 2(10 black wslunt tries, also apples, ,,!,.,. una small liiiiu. . Tli is ulsoo has a good farm bouse, barn and out-honses, and m ib s most beautilul sobnrban piece ol prop m"m" erty. It is known as the Locust Hill (arm, and there is no place in iua in uiuia beantilully and pleasantly litnated. 1 am not in real estate business aa a ball- neat we sell onr own lands only. 1 employ no ageuta. Any one desiring to purchase any ot this property will tlud me at Ihe rirat National Rank. I will be pleased to abow property aud give piloes. I roisht ei chauga aume ol this property lor good timber land, uonie anu aos wo. Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine PortMilr One Dollar THIS (s ttir f Fash. cm tr' fcro tho Auieit' a Now Ido-a: in 1m.. In tmhroi'i r y ripest and bsl : ,'ie now btv i :j - I (shows uiii. in Millinery, lit, Cufikinp, hi Wonun's Work And In Reading; boatitlfully illunlrnlcd In colors and In black and wl.ito. Above all. It shows Ihe very fashionable Nrw Idea Sm.cs, made from Ni'W I oka Pa ttpuvS, which cual only fOc, each. Send Five Cents To-day torailnrla orTd Nrw InaA Woman's MsnAXiaa. aiul w whal tiaal value I lor lha monair It can live rou. - - j rati rw idia ruBLiBJiiao eo. U IU Imtiir, Haw Tark, . T. NJto L3o & Mo OREGON Sh OUTLINE mu Mmm Pacific to THE EAST Tha 0. R. N. Gives tne Choice MREE I1AIIV UMILI of TRA1KS TWO VIA THE OREiiOH SHOUT LINE to Salt Lake, Dsnveri Omaha, Chloago and Kansas City. THE GREAT KORThERN hi. , 10 Snokano Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago. iOoeun tjteaiuors leave Ponlaud wvrt 6 Days for SAN KRANCISCO. lluais li-avo I'ort.niid Osily lor ell II latiiiatHBtid t'lilmuLla Kiv. r Foitita. SOUTH AND EASl -VIA- Mouthly buiaiiit-ra to Chin and Japau Southern Pacific Go SH4ST route For lull luloruiatioti oall ou or a drees nearest O. li. A N. Tloket Agent or adtlreas, A. L, CRAIQ. " Ueu'l fumeliKr Agent, ' I nilarn ' ' Geatle. Waiter-now would you like to have your steak, sir? Frank Customer (wbo has been wait ing twenty mlnutesH-Very much. In deed, thank you. If it Isn't too much tronble.-Kzcbange. Liberal ladaed. UuBlness Man-lour father gave you a very liberal education, you say" College Graduate Surel The gov ernor did cough up like a gentleman whenever I wrote blui for a check. rtilladelphta I'ress. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York Ml form. .1 lilt. Endowment .nd C.ld Bosd Pol.ciM and Annuitirl. OuiriBUaa vilus and ritri (urniintd by W. A. Vf'ANM, Eugene, Or. Hotel Blips.. i) )fioa D-tcd UENTI3T Olive itret, Ibftweeo' ilje ol riltibcd Mlaneewte H i T N SfciaAR Proprietor- ElUiKRT LK1011 A3SAYEH AND MBTA1ACRGIST KCOC. - " O..OOB P-t -ill l-l Ay Uboratry Is lha SUU i i-.i.i. -tm ruaradtM.1 ni WU mad oo ore aaaipUa OM W, .l. ilrtMTOUlS mrth-i "( treatmaat. lalvationa Wfr. (iood. A Mlchlgiui minister closed bis re marks at a funi ral by saying, "An op portunity will now tie given to pass around the bier " He meant all right Los Angeles Tiuo s. Foretbonsht. "Why, I didn't know you had irens: eyes, Mortimer!" exclaimed bla very best glrL "I haven't," returned Mortimer ear nestly. "1 have come to ask your fa ther for your hand tonight, and It Is a state prison offense to strike a person wearing glasses in the eye." Brooklyn Eagle. ISoawrosrresalve. Farmer Dunk Thnt 'ere hired manot yourn is pretty slow, ain't bo" EiryT Farmer Hornbeak Kusa; ne'a tod slow to mako a successful pallbearers Judge. "Kpltaskr." A man may be simply roollah during hla lifetime, but In the obituary notlca It Is always said that be bad the cour age of his conrictious.-Lenver Tost. Tb Azti-c lant-unge In use In Mexi co at tbe discovery of America lacked the sounds lodlcnu-d by our letters b, d. f. g. r. U J sod v. T :-.iV nrat-flaaa ; tnaoatfai--o'. k da. HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Var I Uwt LIKE AND ACCIDENT PoMCIEf. Alsibt 1. Cabof, FortU-d. "rs Saved From Awful Fate. vrvUidv said I had consump tion," writes Mrs A M Hhielda, of ( hamlrsbarg, Ps, "I wsa si low after ix months of sever leknes osu-eyl liy bay fever and atnrn mst lew thnuuhl I cnuld get well, but I learned r ii, marvelous merit of I)r Klim v. Iiiamverv for consumption . ul It and wsa oomtletely cured." For deatralf! throat and lunr dle.ea It i ii.. aafeat rare In Ihe world and la In r.nibl for orioirlis. colda and bronchial .ff-ilr.na (luaratiteod Ik ttlew SOc anr II. Trial bottle fraa ilWL tIo'i. Trowhle. The man who borrows money bor rows trouble. Hie nisn wno lenus money doesn't need to borrow trouble. Bomervllle (Mass.) Journal. When a sick man notices that bl wife curls her hair only Just before the doctor coim-s. be Is not sick enough to tie dangerous. Atchison lilob. Don't Be Deceived With M or 70 r cent whiskies or l.r.i.dlea and think It better than Francis' puis double diaillled l' I root hrandlea. Jot have them tMtea ire rifcbarg. at Fifth and Hlair aiieeui Kugene, Oregon. I MFka.icis Virulent Cancer Cured. Htarillnir riroof of a wonderful ad valiue lu mrdlclue is given uyurugsisi U W lViberla of Elizabeth, W Va. An niri man there bad long sullereri Willi what good diiomra prououuoea iuour able oanoer. They believed tils ose hnneless till he u.ed bieotrio DiiierB nil b.h iimi surKimri AIUIIB niv liiiih ireatm?nl ooinpleleiy curea him. Wheo Kleotrlo Hitters are useil to expel binoue, kidney and nilcmbe polMitis at the same time this salve ex erts lu mstvlilrss htalliig power, blood oiaea. skin eruotlotis. uicxra ana sores vanish. Bitters 6uo, Halve 6u at W L Del-no's. Pure Home Made Brandy. Fur liver, kidney or etomaoh tiou- bles, oolds, Isgrlppe orbillousuens there Is nothing belter than Francis' pure brandies. All ordera promptly filled with prune, apple or iiear ursnay ai 7ft wilts per quart, or lli.w per gallon Orders bv sUiie or exprews will be ourely boxed. Mwleaud sold to oou sumers only. Fifth ami Plalr atieeU, Kugeue, Ui Teachers Institute. The Bunual o lUnty teschers Institute will lie he;d In Kugeue June US, 24, 27 and M, 1MB!. All teachers sre Irqueeted by Isw to attend at leat 10 hours. Boanfs of directors ara required to al low teachers at l-aat three days to at tend county Inslltutis. Prosrams will be sent leaohem later. W M MlI.I.KK. County HupU Trains leave Kuitma (or Portland and way stations at B;oUa tnl 1 srt p m. Vorlland KtiKena Ar Ashland Ar Hacramento Ar Han FralioUoo KM a m 2iW p ni U-JW a ra I MI p u 7:45 p m 8:30 p IB l:ln a m l'-KHt a m 8:16 a m Oft-den Denver Kanaaa City Cldoaito 6:41. a a UKM a tn TV, a is 7:4fi a m Ijos Angales F.l I'aao Fort Worth City ol Mexico Humbm Nsw ( Irleams Waaliing-ton New Vork 141 p m 6KX1 p m 6 M a ra DM a in 4 .00 a ra v m 6:42 a in p m !l s m KM a m 7(16 s VJIO a a 7:00 a m IliW P t:0 a in 9:M a m 4:110 a ra 6:21 p in e:4ii a m I'iliS p Pullman and Tourist cars in both trains. Chair cats Sacra mento t tKilan and FJ i'aao, and O'irist cars lo CliioaKv. Ht Ixniii, Nsw Urlaans and Waalilustnu. ConnectlUK at Ban Fran daco with savsral lUsamslilp llnsa for Honolulu, Japan. China, I'lillliliiuaa, ,'iilral aud Huulh America. Baa Mr I. 0 Adair, exeat at Eosm 0,"U" W.E.COMAN , UFA Portland Or IW'h4 tj SyjSjT Your attantloa Is oallad to the PIONKFB I.I M ITKK" train, of Hie "CI I IC m, M lie WAUKF.B BT I'Al'l. RAILROAD., 1 lie only perfect trains In Ilia w--rlo. Tim will nd It ilei-lmlils t.. rlila on this Trains when (irinir to any Mnt is tb Eastern Mules or I anaiia. i noy with all Tranacontlnenlal Trains and si tlcknt Airenta aall tickets. Fur furthsr Intormatlon, panipnisia, ate, ask any Ticket Aganl ol J. W. CAHKY Trav l'aas Aaent. C. J. EDDY, Portland, Dr, : tsantaa 6- sf OAHTOlvIA, ! i.-i ' i ' iii-jn Gap Closed Tha ojieratlon ol thronffh ttalna be tween Han Vraadaoo and 1 Aa eel, is Hurl and oanta Barbara, will begin ua Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE, Filtby Temples in India. Hai red (. often defile Indian tem ple, but worse yet Is a bony war. polluted by constipation. Il mi t per mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr k inv'a N'.-w Life Fills and avoid uu tnl i diImm i . rnev slve lively livers, sctife In -Wei-, - it'gestlon, Bin ap netlte. Only v k V L Deluo'i &tU(Blor. Uffmirii 'l rains Daily, The (V H Una IJiniu-l learing each Im-oiinal aaily In Uia moralnil s.ulp ym wfb alevant cafa and parlir oars, will make daylulil tri( llir.sih tha tDt plcturU, arted and enUir tainins, aiwoea on tha cmdinant. g luiuinol aganta ol Ins. louthern 'acific. CorvaUis k Eastern RAILROAD. TI.HK UBO No J lor Yaipuna Train testae Albany 12:00 V M lavaa CorvallU ) MJ P M Kni Yaquius o.-l ru No. 1 lUttirnlnr . Laataa Yannln 7fO A M Lee- CorvallU ll-XO A M Arrives Albany UdS F M So. I lor Detroit lata All any 7:00 A H Arri.es Dstr..(t U;1B P M No. 'nsn Detroit svea DetroH lZ- f H Leaves Albany 6:40 V M Trains I and 4anirs In Allny la tlnia to oonusct with lha I' eoalh hound train, as a. as alrins two or hree h.-ura in Albany bsfece dapartura ol 8 F North bound train lor Fort- Tram Nn S nnecta with tha R P wast tlr'e train at Crrcllia fnaasng for Independents McMlnniUis and all pointa north to Vortlaad . EDWIN BT" 'NB, . v i Uansgst J TTL RNEU TibT l'aas Agt. u . Wtu.iA ' L f