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Newspaper Page TextV Tlio Kind Yon Have Always Bought, aud which has beeu in use for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of 0 fr " n'"1 has been made under his per- TjtttaTlrtt solml supervision sineo its tiifuncy. jtT7, cocv. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" nre but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tlio health of Infants aud Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstorin is a lit rmless ..bstittito for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It fciila'us neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotio 8uli ' I'cc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and ii i:j s Fovcriiiliness. It cures Diurrliuua and Wind Coli. . " relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Elatiilency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, 'i l.e Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. CSNUINE CASTORS A ALWAYS B ars the Signature of I Tie KM You toe In Use For Over TMt OCNTAUH COMPANY, TT MURRAY Trochei's Colchicine Salicylate CaDStiics. A standard ar..-; !i: '..Hible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUV, endorsed ty t:;e highest medical authorities of Europe cui America. Dkpc.-.sed only in spherlcd capsules, which dis solve in liavi'.vs of the stomach without causing irritation or disagreeable svt;n:oms. Price, $1 per bottle. S.ld by druggist;. B; sure and get the genuine. HL1.1A):8 M.VU. to, CLEVELASI), OHIO. Solo Irnoa. COLCHICINE SALICYLATE , For gale by Linn UEAH TPJ Ann WTAII The great remedy for nervous prostration and all diseases of the Kuueratlve orfransof either sex, such as Nervous 1'rostration, Failing or Lost Manhood, Impotoncy, NiL'btly ljinlssiotis, Yoiuhful Errors, Mental :rry, xces.sivo use of Tobacco or Opium, which load to Consumption and Im hi. v. Willi evory $5 ordur we p-uarautcc to cure or refund thu money. Sold .6 SX.OU per Sox G boxes for $.'.i;0. J. ."UOTT-S Cifli;.TlI Ali CO., . evtiuud, Ohio. For Sale by Linn Drug Co. fate Normal chool - laaue pun no scuooi ot titjouc ou I pupils well equipped in all its bran- jes iueliiiding Sloyd, Music, Drawing and Pnyfdt'Hi Training. The Normal iiree tho heat and quickest way to State Cei'tnt i.'ato. ' fall term opens Sept. 22. ror Catuoguo or mtornjution mldrees. rfj.B. V. BUTLER, Sec. UGENE BLUE RIVER FLORENCE STAGE LINE Bangs Proprietor tage leaves Eugene for e River daily except Sun- aio.iU a. m. Stage leaves 'gene for Florence daily jpept Sunday at 6 a. ni. I Why Don't You Use LLIRD'S SNOW I.lNiMRNT? . This Popular Remedy Neural- 13' L"16 "k, Stiff Joints, Corns. ious and Chilblains, aud all in- fuiatiou of Man or Boast. TESTIMONIAL: Best Liniment on Earth. I'. 3lll.lH C... n-.u.in ! cl,ll 1 ., ' 'l'w "fli "If''"'1': .!. "rites: "I "vnma 01 jinimoiii, .'d Mallard 'b Snow Liniment ;."?"";'; ism and l'ulns. I think siiinieiit on earth " I I testimonial. Cures Sciatica. L. Kilpy, LL. V., Cuba "rut-..: "Aitu. tr.... j w I r ip ..J . - 'I.V.TU.l UHIB 111 i-n ",1'B1,,",U from Sciatic P.heu- tndn z TT,,.l:-.,.p,,.,,,B!:,8' 1 Irsi ri:, , : "ri"".ii"ii KiTiiiu if. , "Vf' B"d the second entire I'tion. it iinqualiQed recom- e Sell and Recommend It Always Bought 30 Years. STftCET, NCWVOM CITV. Drug Co. 1H M01"X"S Monmouth, Oregon. Training School for teachers. Courses arranged epseoially for training touch ers for all LrunchoH of the profusion. Most npi'mved work for graded and ungraded work taught in nut mil dis trict school. The demand for gradu ates of this school as tenchers far ex ceeds the supply. Xho Triiining Do pai'tuieut v;hicli consists of a nine E. D. RIlSSLER, Pres. DR. ,!0HN L. K2LLETT. i;ia.fiii! 1'raik Mut Kc..:t t 1r.vie-M.irk Oil of Ivlca SwcctSiiiiitsufliden Rheunmtism, Kidney, fdr.-imch, nrd Nervous Diseases ar positive'; en;. J Ti-ith Oil and Sweet Spirits of Ktlen. lirxv.: .. will get it fjr you. Manufactured hy Ciii'm nlft Co-Operative Medi cal Company. Capital Ktr.k, $t .500,000. of 50,000 shares at J30 each. No one emit own more than one share. As iiicoru- lu'ircnric. sVinrcs increase tn value. A'rite for ii ;of rti'rinlwr aud rules, to C. C. M. Co., bu.&Xa, i r Oakland, Cal, NOTICE To all the Property Owners of Lane County. Tho Eugene Konl Estato chance is now haruioiiioufily Ex annized with tho foilowiUB soventeeu no.tive aconts who have coniiectioun throucb thu Inimit;ratiou liureau al fihi.-uim with fX) eub-nouts l.n .l.lVll ami Trnn. lIirullK'llui.i. v.io i.jivi.i." ..... v. - . -r orf, litod for sale itb any mem her of the CM'hiinpe will not only be listed with our eaptern eonnec tlniis but will be advertised and .,ir..r...l for sale by every member of the exchange. W. W. CALK INK, ' M. SVAUVKIiUP, CEO. M. MILLER, C. s. i'.i:.:ov. II. K. lKUXENISECK, K. .1. 1'HAHIEH, F. T. I'LANK, C. C. COIIMAN, M. II. C'OFFMAN, W. S. MATE1.K, K. I!. WILLIAMS, L. II. GAUETT. J. L. LOWLAND, VIUlilL LOWLAND, 1). K. WALK Eli, 1IENJ1M1NE F.EES. ti. (i. (JKOSS. i hmtb by .1-1 'V THE WATER COM PANY HEPLIFS E.xp'ams Where the Water Comes I from and How It Is Se cured. . EiiKiuu, Or.. A-.ii;. 21, UU'M. Editor Cinird: A few days sineo there a.ii'ined in the lii.ar.l a teller fl'iiin .Mr. Sehw.i.zM'hjbl, of Kiielie, askiuii a imbliu slalemeul from the Eiiueiio Waier C'oiii.any as t.i tlio Euk'oiio water Mijiply, and iulimatiiiK at tho seme time; that it was his opinion and the popular opinion of tho community, that it comes from the river. if such a misapprehension prevails, we are sincerely glad that Mr. Sclmarzsehild has vailed attention to it aud thus B'ven us au occasion aud opportunity to currrret it, and at the same time "yive full informa tion concerning this very Important matter. There is no subject which more vitally eoiicei lis a community than that of the water supply, for it involves public health, convenience, and lire protection. When the Eugene Water Company was llrst oracized, the water for the city supply was pumped direct from the Willamette just below the bridge across the river norlh of town. Thor cmb investigation had dcierm iued that tlio water 01 the Willamette was pure and whol some, aud being accessible and very abundant, was regarded at that timo tho best source possible, lu tho progress of the city, a sewer system was established, aud the sewerage of the city was dis charged into tho mill race, just above lis coullueuco with tho river, and only a fow hundred yards above the before Dieutioued water supply. Soon as the Eugene Water Company ascer tained that tho sewerage was to dis charge at this point, immediate steps were taken to Hud another source for the water to be supplied to tho city. Iu pursuance of this purpose a very large well was constructed at tho site of the present water station, a well which for the most of the season, has a capacity of twenty-five or thirty thousand gallons au hour, which is ample for all purpores. 'J ho water puuped from this well is for ced into the largo roeervoir on Skinner's or Shclton's Ilutte, and thence , by gravitation, and pressure amounting at the maximum about 120 pounds to the square inch, sup plies all parts of tho city. This well has been the sole source of city supply from the time it was constructed uutil last year, except during about two mouths of the hottest aud dryest part of the summer, when to meet the increased demauds for water on account of irriagtiou, water was pumped direct from the Willamette at a point east of Midgley's mill, this point being about a quarter of a mile above tho soworago discharge beforo mentioned. Last year, llJtrj, tho company determined to abandon its connection with tho river entirely and find water sulfcient for all pur poses at all times of tho year, by a uew well. Accordingly a well was constructed closo to the bank of the Willamette, east of Midgley's mill, where a very largo flow of water of tho very best quality was found, and we hoped at tho time, that this would so augment tho supply from tho old well as to meet all demands for many years. Soon as this well was established, tho pipe line which main tained our couuectiuu with tho river, was broken, and thero has been no water pumped from tho river at all since 1901 or for the last two years. It was hoped that the new well would so iucrease the supply alforded by that of the old well, as to meet all demauds for many years, but the How- to this well was not quite up to our auti cipations, and tlio unusunl growth of Eugouo has almost doubled the demand for water, and this with the waste aud abuso ol water on tho part of many consumers, Iiiib put our supply closo to the limit during the very dry weather which has recently prevailed. Tho company is trying to promptly meet this emergency, by constructing a largo Hlterer or percolator, from tho well to the river. It iB universully conceded that there is a large How of wafer throng!; tho stratum of gravid which underlies the soil all over the this valley, and that this How comes for the most part from the river. That this is true there is no question, and further the water of tho Willamette Valley has the reputation of being as good, if not the best, in the United States. Then, agalu, there is no quest inn that therei are numeroniis subterranean channels through this gravel, if they could be found, carrying nil immense volume of water, such a How was In i fact found at tho oi l well. Then, If ihiu ln triii.. Hint tlu rn i n In rt'O un .lr.riirouu.1 How of nat.T tlirniiK'li Hi..! "Iw.r i:. y.nr- I iitnr-.l I iisuir.TH .,1., , ,, . ,. I. i iiiiin fr.rn r hcniuiil inin iiml nnlliiiiK ..niv-l wliloh hupplios nil tl.iH j ;.'nv .,, ,, ,1 I trii .l ,.v..rytl,lr,K Iry, mill if tlio water f'owinn tliniiicli i n. I chih.' !i.kiip Klfi'triii Kit lliKarnrel Ih thus Mirilli.l, thcti it Iith inul it.- Il.i- trn i.ti tt mi ilii'lnc mi follows Hint if n rhiiuhcl in cnn.-l ruc Icd from our well to the river. In which natural conilit ionn im fiiith fully reprofltiee.l, the water thun rearhing (the wrll iiinnt lie iih icc.1 iiml ii J pure an that nrijluully In thti well. Now thin in exactly what the Kiiu'ene Water t'oinpiiny in dnini:. We are trying to iiicrraHe the volume nf water In tlio well, wit hunt any nrlHle or le-s as to tlm qualify. I.y iijiikiim a channel direct from well to river, which channel Ik tilled with fravel ami mtnl with the addition of charcual, if we can gvl it, thiout!i utiii'h tlio natrr rnut IlittT ami por- I Oiilatt' hiii thus phi ify l;ofui-t it ciin iivu'li thi well. I y lliitf i Iihiiiii'I IIiiih , ..!l rn. (...! . u ..ni..LK i-..u..l. 11...! tfiitiui result i'Viu'1 ly tid il v.o .luaitil by uoil turtuuii Ithd MK'h u t!uiv bv lritrry 01- thk v.tki:. j It has nlwcy: ; sire and policy fttr.'ii lit!.. ii i able, and iu 1 lii-oii tin rsini'iTt' tlr ot t l.t ruii'jmpy I n y Ut iitT i.l'l-.ii.-! w lu. vi 1 i n t iy t-invent; till. &iHu ulliT tlit rohsti-iK-ttuu nf ttn Hist well, tlio i'imiiiuy h;il a vi'iy I'XliiiuMiw ti-M ot tile wiiti r from tlit well, uiitl aUo from tin river at tlio point of counrrtion with tlio water stut Urn. Tho Hint toa-t was miuU' ly Prutt'ssor Mot luro uiuior tho tmporvitfirn of Pruttnor Collior, who at. that timo vva Pro fostior of t'honiihtry in tho Onon Stato t'nivoiKity. 'J'ho iluto imliralos lor tho wator of tho vill or-pooially, a purity which cannot W oo lli d liy any wator from uny t-oiirco in tho work, in fart as Hourly ah.-o) utol y puro as puBfibk', anil that from tho river is a very closo second, having hut h small per cent, more of a traco of alhumuiohl ammonia, tho only traco at all of any organic tnib atanoo what over in i it hoc wator. ThU totil lain lioeii followed ly a long aorii'8 of testw and analyses by tho most competent biithoritios: to bo found. Professor MoCluro, after ho becamo Professor of Chemistry in the Univoriwty, repeatedly tested tho wator, always with tho tlrrft ronult, then Piol'os or Laehman, ono of tho boat chomifct-i in tho United States, made a test and found the water ab solutely pure. Dr. Prentice has tested the water also, almost every month of evory year, and declares it to bo absolutely jmre, mid has always found it so. Professor Washburue, of tho Oregon Stato University and at the time State Hioloist, nmdu ! careful .test of tho Kugene water supply, taking it from the hydrants, aud not only made a chemical test, as others had done before, but a biological or micoscopi cul test, making it thorough and ex haustive and with the same results ua all former cMiminntious, namely, that it is absolutely freo from con tamination of uny kind. Tho Oregon Stato Hoard of Jlealth has very re cently made a test along tho sumo lines as that of Prufessor Washburn, and they also fouud a purity not ex celled by tho water supply of any city in this country. Alter all this, it must follow that the statement, made by the Eugene corriespundent of tho Tclt gram, is a tissue of malicious and willful falsehood from beginning to end, aiid no man could make Mich a statement who has not ost all sense of truthfulness and-honesty. The Kugeno Walci Company has nothing to conceal from the public, concerning the source or character of the city water supply, but know that tho water and tho service will favor ably compare with that of any other company or municipality in this country. Tin Kugeno correspondent for tho Telegram makes tho statement that tho Kugeno water supply, which he declares comes from tho river, has boon fouud upon test to bo very im pure, and that it has been tho occas siou of much of tho sickness which has been prevailing at this place. No moro malicious or false statement could ho uttered by any man. In the first place-very little sickuess which under any circumstances could be at tributed to wator, has occurred at Kugeno at any timo, for Kugouo 1b one of tho most healthful localities in Oregon; and such cases as have oc curred at all have easily been trace able to local water supply, which when abandoned and replaced by city wator, the disease bus immediately ceased, Tho fa.'t is, that Kugenecity water, has lioon demonstrated not only by chemical and biological tests but by the very certain one of its use for Hftoen years, to bo of such exception ally hip,h quality, that some mout hers of tho present city Hoard of Health, have discussed tho advihtt bility, if it could be done at all, of closing all tho wells of tho city and having every one use the city water, aud thus afford absolute protection against such diseases hh aro borne by water. It is the intention of the company from now on to furnish an ample supply of water wholly from wells, which are to bo carefully guarded and frequently tested, and to so ex- t'lid and Improve tho service, us to meet the demand of any pOKrtihlo future development of Kugeno, and to afford nil who desire it tho bene Ills ami convenience of the city water, Very lespei-trnlly, The Kngejie Water Co. ili.LTALKV TO'iTUKK'). A case c;iiT'.f to light that for per sistent mid tnirneroilul torture hns I rliMi.s never 1,'vu equalled. .1 I .ul.ilii'i. k i f ('iilii.ii. Ciilif., wrll. earth i or that trcuhle A few buttle ol it. c(ini'!'-tcir relieved and cured me.' .In-t as i:'-''! for liver and kidney trniilli- i;i. d general de l.ility." ('i:! c-.i.tr-. Sat intact i.ni KUHiati'ei d l y W. Icl,iiiic), druK K'8t. ( AI.I. 1 (d; CUV WAliilAiVjy. Notice v leiel y (dvcii that all city 1 ariHiiti. r. i I'd red prior to January, J.:i, will ho faid on pres.. nlation at my olliee on Ai'i! 1!. Inter-c-t will cea- 1111 that day. i.iiienc, Oiecnii, Aeu. li, lim'i. I HANK IlKISNKK, City Treuauror. When you take your outing tail tic Mckenzie, uou'i up th stop at tho Hotel Sparks BLUE RIVER.. An elegant house, nice rooniB. everything new , neat and clean. KIHST CLASS tfKKVIl'K AND KKASDN AD1.K UATKS. C. D. EDWARDS, Prop. N. B. IukhI tishiug anil hunting. Two carloads of Marble and Granite That should havo beeu hero for early summer trade will arrive in tho next Mdays. Call aud get low prices for fall work as 1 must closo it out. E. C. LAKE, Cor. Sixth and Willamette streets. GO TO MORROW For your Plumbing Work. We cany in stock at all times a complete stock of plumbing tlx tores aud collect thorn up in a practical way. Sewer Work a Specialty titMieral jobbiiiK iu Tin and R'jeet iron work promptly attended to. ( )itr ju ices ara ) I til 1 1 . WILL 1YI. MORROW. No 480 Willamette alreat. I'buue Ulack ...Hotel Gross... Eugene, Oregon. Newly constructed aud neat ly furnished. American and Kuropean plan. Headquarters lor Commer cial Travelers and Mining Men. Kirst-Class Kcstaurant, aud Sample Kooms in connection. T. D. CONDON, Manager. Ycrington's Phono Quinine never falls to cure. White Pine for tho ough that follows Satisfaction ' or money back. Yerington gth st. Drug Store. See Overton Wall Paper and Paint Co. For anything you wnnt in the Taint, Oil, Varnish, Brush, Glass, and Moulding lino. Glazing fre ot charge. 40 West 8th St. Aya & Son For your Plumbing, Tining and Gfiieiul lienairiiiK No. .11 Wont 8th st, I'ho.io Ivotl Kti 1. O ist X" KJt J. . JL . 8ntb' 11,8 ,f,mi" Ha,,l "ft THE HMKKUB KARM KOH SALK Mr. Stephen J. Hmtcd has now placed nla beautiful farm at Walter- ville, for Bale with tho KtiKone iioal KHlnto ExchiiliKe, tlironnh tho aKDlicy of KniHior & Miller. Any ono dualr iiiK informal Ion rcKiirding tho Mime can call on any niouihcr of tho Kx chatiKu. Tlio I'ccik'ca lee cream freezer If ho Himpli-Ht, LecaiiKe II baa fewer pai'ta and bcHt hecaiiho It froe.e quicker and tiiiiouther creaui. We i ell thelli. ( 'haiiihei-a' Hardware. KAN I), (MiAVKL AMIWAM VOH SALlv. Iliiil ling Hand, Kraiol mid luam do livereil to order on Hhort notico, ".. 1''. Cioiier, phono, liluck 412-1. A. t Matli.ewi, phone, liluck 4S-I. .'o -i :;. i ji: I'm; wood. Me, I r-peatliij.' i lioli'iin In OtoRon. c.iiii'. r miilai, model 1KXI, Uainiiu- i !i" larrel, In pi rfict rni.ditlon, qniie lit 1 iuard olllce. Ill- CASTORIA lor I.'.i'Ai'ts snd 'S1 .'drcn. The Kind Van Havs 'ways Bough! Blnturo of VCU( OTICK TO CIIKDITOKS. K-tto of (iillmoio l. Shiiey, rie- CtMMHl. Notice Is hereby given" that tho County Court ot Kane county, Oio gon, hus duly appointed U I .. I' legal, the executor ot tho estate and last will aud tcftameut of Oillmoro 1 . Shirey, deceased. All persons having claims against said eslato are hereby notified to present the same duly veri tied, vith tho proper vouchers, to tiie said e. 'ooutor at the law olllco ul Woodcock A- Harris in Kugei.e, ioie county, Oregon, within mk month. from the date of this notice. Dated this '20th dav of Mav, V.KU. U K. I'U-.t'.AK, Kxcutor of tho estate and last will aud testament of liillmnro 1. Shir ey, deceased. Woodcock A Karris, Attorneys for cs tato. NOTJCK TO CKKIHTOKS. Kstato of Mary K . (Jray deceased. Notice is hereby given that ttie coun ty court of Kane County, Oregon, ha duly appointed John C. Oray, tlio ad ministrator of the estate of Mary K. Ciray, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby not i tied to present the samo duly veri lied with tho proper vouchers to said administrator at tho law olllco of K. T. Harris, in Kueite, Kane County, Oregon, within six mouths from the date of this notice. Dated at Kugeno, Kane County, Ore gon, this 31st day of April, Uk'.t. JOHN C. OKAY, Administrate of tho estate of Mary K. Oray, deceased. .L 1 Harris. Attorney ( 'Tito UiK" Soueutit'ii l.ury wlifie" LILIPUT Coilfpsa'cle Pocket Stereoscope Apparatus T1 o 1'iiialit'Mt Stcrpi.i.r with th'.t.tn.iif.r. t u t., :il ,'ltr.:l... Hi. tli iii.!(.!.e I III .llll-.i.'in i:.'li,n illi ru'h c.'lil u.i.l . iU'ei.!rc.ir..ttiiiiii!.iuiiii i: i.iCliuliu,: I'll V K Pl.lt.VlUplltf, Vivl( I'i HI' i.i:rv). l ii.ellutvSLlHI. S.'mf.or.l n, pi..;.ui.l in la nr t'otui. A'.;jiNTS ANT L i irtT ;v: eri .of cort cc i i ivizue in vanror.tia ! where materials arc I i proiluccd. The lowest j priced roofinc made, j Lasts longer than all j others. It is weather j and water-proof and hie resisting. ftond fat bnolilrt, j The Parafiinc Paint Co. end DtAVtr, Colorado. r ""TrfllWWnTIIHfllTl BLUE RIBBON State Fair 8 . 8 SALEM Scpember 14 19, 1903 Tho urenti'Ht Kxpohitlou mid Llvt Htock Khow on tho J'a- cillc. Count. Hili CIiihh ItiicuiKovory afternoon $12,000 Cash Premiums on liroatock and Farm producta. All oxhlliilH hauled freo ovor tho Houtborn I'acillc. Koduced triiUHporlatioii ralea on till llnuH. Live Stock Auction Sale bold lu connection with fair. Kino cainptuu ground free, and re duced ratcBon camperi.' ticket, t'omo and lirini; your fam ilioH. I''or furlher In formal ion, write. M. D Wisdom, Secretary! Portland, OrcKuii. AmcricanBeauty and F. C. Corsets E x elusive desiini and latest fashion able models. Over 90 new and tip-toilate styles to se lec t from. Made from seleoled w e a t w c 1 1 fabrics and every pair I1.19 our liber al K'mnmu-c, Ask to sec Uieui. am Kalamazoo Corset Co. KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN old nd recommndU by Ax Billy Department Store iT MARX STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Pro . ot5 Willametlo Street. Phone Black 14il KUUKXK, . - ORKGCN i r c f r - . V J lull UW tt V.U ft i...F!EAL tSTATE... I Loans and liitiiiriiuco. Jtealer I iu llai'vestiuu .Machinery, lu- a ipleinoutri. Alno havo atorugo I louiii at rcasouablo rates. I . Oltico 50 W illauiutto St. ' -,.-. M a m alik J'S: Vour attention la called to the "Pioneer Limited" traina of tho Chicono & St. Paul Railroad; "Tho only perfect traina in the world." Von will Hnd it domralilo to ride on thniio traina when going to any point in the eastern stales or Canada. They connect with all triiuscoutiuoii tal traiiiH and all ticket agents sell tickets. l''or further information, pnniplettj, ale, nsk any ticket agent or address J W. CASUY, II. S. HOWE, "I'rav. Pass. Agent. General Agent. Portland, Oregon. Ask the Acnt FOR TICKETS VIA 0Iy1HE, Sp(kane, St Paul, DuluO', Minneauolis, Chiciiau mid all points East. O TRAINS DAILY O FAST TIME. New equipment thro.uf;!:.- 1. J lay coaches, Palace an Tourist sleepers, Diniu and Buffet Smoking Iiibrary Car. Daylight trip through Cascade ai d Rocky '.uouu tains. For full particulars, rate:,, folders, tic, call on or addreua ,1. W. PI1AI.ON, t. r. a. II. DI0KOS, c. 1.. !22Third street PortlanJ A. II. C. DKNN1STON, O. W. P. A. 12 first AvimiiB Hoattln Wni Oregon TO EAST Glves'.Uba.rCrtofce of FEE DAILY TWO VIA isf caiton 5 LIKE 10 Dt'i'le D nvi'i Kant. City. ; ) .J . t.i'y-. '4 a j .!-,'.:-V.' u.vcr THF-CRKA7 ' l)RThEBH n. Snokana Mlnneapoi St. Paul and Chicago. Ooeaii Hteainere Ibcito Poi Hand tvorv S Days for GMM FRANCISCO. t ,M iravc Portland dully for ll W ll I'utietle end Coliitntla River Point. Vnuttilv ftrtnient to China and Jeimu Knr full nformatlon call ou o m is nrvet O. R. N. Tloke .1 addrou, A, L. CRAIO. (4en'l Paeeenger AS