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EUGENE, OH., S AT U III) AY. eTULY 27, 1889,
NO, 51.
PUBLISHED EVE11Y SATURDAY.)
1. L. CAMPBELL,
PubliNlivr ihI rroprietor.
iU'VICE-On the Eat ide f Willamette
lrett between Seveuth and Eighth Street.
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Hue nnth
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KA.THJ8 OB ADVKRTI81NQ.
i jvei tienjent inserted a. follows:
0e square, ten line orb MM insertion W;
f,"h ,ulieiiueiit insertion $1. Oa.h required
tTadvertUer. will be charged at the ml-
ttmm 00
1)ne square six month. 8 00
XSSftER local column,' 60 cent.
line tor each insertion.
1 v vertising bill wi" 1,6 "O'lered quarterly,
job work must be paiii koh on DELivriiv.
CEO. B. DORRIS,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Lair,
tflLI- PRACTICE IN THB 03URTB
V n( the Becond .1 u.licial District and in
J Supreme Court of this State.
gowial attention glvra to collection and
matter- in nrobnte
L, BILYEU,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
rtR U'TH'ES IN AELTHE OOURT8 OF
K this State. Will give Bpecial attention
to collections and probate matter.
Orrii'K- -Over Heudrick k Eakin's bank.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Attorney-nt-Lnwi
IJIKNH GIT?, - - - OKKGON
DPnOR RooflU 7 MoOUrw Building.
re'Special I ttention given to Collections
lad Probate business.
GEORGE A. DORRIS,
Attornef-at-Law ,
KUURNS CITY, - - - OBKGOH
OrrlCl III Register Block.
GEO. M. MILLER,
Attorney and CciiBsellat-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
KUOINI CITY, - OREGON.
Miller Lane Co. "ank Building
A.E. GALLAGHER,
A i t o r 11 y u ( La w.
fclNiE.VIi CITY OREGON.
Special attention given (n 1'robate business
sn.l Abstracts of Title.
OtriOl Over Lane County Bunk.
t.W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
ILsiilence on Kiftli street, wliere Dr Shelton
'irnierly resided
DRS. PAINE & M DONALD
Physicians & Surgeons,
EUGENE, ORRGON.
Special atteDtion p.id to Surgery and
Chronic diseases.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not professionally engaged.
Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby
"ian Church.
J J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTOltNI'T-ATLAW
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
Court nf the State.
Special attention given to real estate, col
"ting, anil probate matter.
..tflllecting all kinds of claims against the
- tilted States Government.
Office in Walton' brick-rooms 7 and 8.
DR. J. C. GRAY,
DENTIST.
OFFICE OVE GRANGE STORE. ALL
work warranted,
'aughinr. gas administered for painles ex
gawei ol teeth.
Dr. G. W. Biddle,
DENTIST.
Til. ATE WORK A SPECIALTY. EX
trading and Killing executed by the 1st
m improve.! method. All work warranted;
''f'?'it'Pto'e' i)rrKt-'iita' Illock
Xdavis,
Merchant Tailor.
HA' "I'ENED A SHOP ON NINTH
irwt oppn.it, the Star Bakery, where
J kY"1 to JI kind of work offered
eek ol Fine Cloth on hand for
: nnt rnm.
and cleaninf doo. promptlT. Sat
"J' n I aranteeA
Not. ,liM U
1 n "elect from.
for Infants
aatorla , so well salaried to children I hat
reoommcml it a .cperior to asy pcripuoa
oou tonic - n. A. Aarntn. ! D.,
Ul So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, K, Y.
STARR, GRIFFIN, & RROWN.
Hardware. Tin-
i
ware & Stoves.
tap, Pip, and Plumbing Ms,
JOB WORK done on short no
tice at reasonable rates . PLUMB
NG a Specialty.
Come and See Us.
NEW GOODS.
A PINE rtHSORTMRNTOF
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
From the Cheapets to the Best at
prices according to quality.
A LARGE STOCK OP
BOOTS and SEOES
From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties can
be suited either as to Price or Quality.
CI.OTHIWCr.
Our assortment i Complete, from the lowest Price up to
the Jitiest; can siti! you if you five us a call
OUB BTOoi 18
g"Frce !Vew and Styliib.p
Look us over; if we tin not HftVi- you iiioih')', we will tllftke HOBH one fine
Bf II to you low.
rrr A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES
F. B. DUNN
Day & Henderson,
-THE
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner Ttli and Wil. Sts
Matlock
4
Has just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to Eugene.
THIS IS NO IDLE BOAST
r i
Bo. cl aniprjee then, -
and Chl'drei.,
Ca ! - if -. .-,n. OoMMtMon,
Bour i-'- i'-h'i'v, hrutUkiion,
Kill v ..... aUep, aai pcuiuott dl
c
Witn. i.i .. jiirioua mrxiicaUoo,
Tine OWTiin OoMMaY, fT Murray Street. R, Y.
LEADING -
&
,.Uo. Tbf. 'n Three Store
r
Give Dmh n Chuteel
That ia to say, your longs: Also all your
breathing machinery. Yciy wonderful
machinery it i. Not onlv tin larger air
psngi'S. Imt the thousand of little tubes
and cavities leading from tlnni. When
these are clogged and choked with matter
which ought not to be there, your lung can
not do their work And what they do, they
cannot do weel. Call it cold, cough, croup,
pneumonia, catarrh, OMMIpDpMM or atVJ of
the faiuilv of throat and nose and head and
luug (distructious, all are bad. All ought to
hv got rid of. There i just one sure way
to get rid of tlieui. That is to take Bot
ch. . s Gorman Syrup, which any druggist
will sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Even if
evervthing else baa failed you, ou may dc
pemi upou this for certain.
-
What Is It?
That i roduees that beautifully soft com
pletion and leaves no true, s ,( its applica
tion oi injurious . Ibctsi1 Tl i in.sWet, JjVll
dom KnlxTtinr nivoinpli-h. all this,' and
is pronounced by ladies of taste and refine
ment to be the most delightful toilet article
ever tmxluced. Warranted h:ii'4less and
matchless. V. M. Wilkius, agent,, Eugene
City.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS,
Mils. WlSslow s SooTHlNO SHIT, for oU'
ilreu teething, is the prescription of one of the
beat female nurses and physicians iu the
United States, ami ha Isen used for forlv
years with MVtr failing success by -millions of
motliers for Iheir ehiliiren. Dining the pro
cess of tettnini lU value it iuralculable. It
relieves the eli, 1 1 from pain, cuits dysentery
and diarrhoea, griplh in the bowelt, ami who
colic, liy giving health to the child it rest
the mother. Price '-'.V a Isittle.
Take Notlee.
Tiiat A l.oldsmilh has the largest, tines)
and best stock of Quei nswaie, Ciockery and
QlesewtN evi r brought to Eugene. Give
li i in a call and he will prove it to you.
The highest cash price will be paid for
win at bf F II. Dunn
NmuresPleasantIaxative
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Strength Renewed, and of
liase anil Comfort
follows thousoof Sympof l'iys, as it a, Is
foully on th
KlDXEY8, Liveb and BowteLs
Eiroctually ( lcunsingthe System whot
Costivo or Biliou, Diopellin
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
without Weakening or irritating the organ
011 which it acts.
I r Rnle In rOo ami vi.no Bottle hyall
I . i.llllK Iru(Rlt.
HAIVfiAeeJO olv v tiis
1 ALIFOBNIA FIO SYBU? 00.
RlS t'lAXCIBCO, l'AI,
Um m IUA Kv.. m Vusk. N. V,
I
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111 lining St in- urc off m in;
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
In
Dren Goods, Lndicg
and Oentfl I'lidtT
w i'ar, Boots, ShoM
iinil all 681661 Of
DRY GOODS.
J. L. PAGE,
DEAI.EIt I.N
TTAVINU a LABOB AND COMPLBTI
XI stis k of Staple and Fancy Grucerle,
' bought in the Iwst market
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
Can offer the public Iwtter price than any
other bona
IN EUGENE.
Pnsluce f all kind, takeu at market price.
Sportsman's Eporium.
HORN ii PAINE,
i
Practical (iimsniitlis
- Deler in
Fitkut Tifklt ind littriilt.
s hiiil' larhlne awd .ecdleeol
ill Klftde l or Nalr !
Repairing done in the nratett style eed war
rented.
Guns Loaned & Ammunition Furnished
Store i WillemetU Htreet
Hun
1 Johnson
Groceries
FtltlimiS tlitlllts.
The I'll, ok Orestes Has II1, ft i I tall
dalabro. uti Arabian, was Id feet tall.
Fainuni, the Scotchman, was 11' 't feet
! tall
The emperor Maximiuus was H' j feet tall.
Evaus, who lived in King Charles' I'
1 wa 7', feet tall.
Colonel Orr. w ho died some sev. u year
! ego, was 7 feet four inches in height.
Walter Parsons, the fenottl porter of
Charles I of Euglaud, was 7 feel I inches iu
UelgUI.
The Chiuese giant, Chang Woo. Qow, was.
doubtless, the tall, st man ever exhibited In
America, lie was H bet, i niches high.
Daniel Lambert, Iht loffH nun known
to histocy, lueasure.l U feet four inches
aiound the body, tt feet I inch around the
legs, ami weighed 7J'.I pounds.
There appeared in England lim e years
ago au Austrian named Wiiikclinci, i , whoso
height was N fret ',1 inches. Captain M ,rliu
Van llureii Date of Kentucky weighs l'.Hi
iHiuuds, and In- b.igl.t is 7 I. el IP, inches.
Hi wears n SO inch collnr and a No. l." tsiot.
Mile Daub ii was born iu North Carolina
iu 17W, and tin d in Tennessee oil Jaiinary
23, 1No7, lie we 7 feet, t inches iu heiLht,
and at the tune i t his death Ins weight was
IDWtldl Oi 1000 pounds. --Cbai It stoii Sun.
All Albany dispatch of July 2 1st Kays:
Thoiuiis Mont, it It, an old ami well known
pioneer resident, died this WMtUiug tifltr a
protracted illness. He was, in the curly
history A Albauy, one of the town's most
wealthy and intlueutial citizens. Having
met with busiuess NVOftM ol lain ytiii, be
lived tpaielly at hi lestdetice in the smith
em portion of the city until Ins death.
Dr. Taylor' 7 Oaks Compound, purely
vegetable, positively cure rliiumatism, neu
ralgia, toothache, stch headache, cramp col
ic, cholera morbus, complaints peculiar to
female, cold or cough, hive., chills and fe
ver, pains around the heart, nrjiipoloj.
phthisic. OkoHiik Tiyi.ok.
Sold by Galium .V Co, tlruggiat.
Constipation
Demand prompt treatment. Tho re
aulta of neglect may Ira serious. Avoid
all harsh ami ete purgatives, tho
tendency of whtA i to weaken the
bowels. The best remwly U Ayer'
I'llli. Ilelng purely vegetable, their
action Is prompt end their effect always
beneficial. They aro an admirable
Liver and Aftcr-ilinner pill, and every
where eudorsed by tho profession.
" Ayer' Pills aro highly 11ml univer
sally spoken of by tho people about
here. I make daily use of them iu my
practice." Dr. I. E. Fowler, llrnlge
port, Conn.
"I can recommend Ayer' Pill above
all others, having long proved their
value a a cathartic tor mvsell nud
family." J, T. lloas, Lelthsvllle, Pa.
" For several years Ayer's Pills have
been used Iu my family. We llud them
an
Effective Remedy
for constipation and Indigestion, ami
ere never without (hem in the house."
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Muss.
"I have used Aycr'a Pills, for liver
troubles and Indigestion, during many
years, ami have always found thorn
pmmpt and etllclont In their action."
L. N. Hmith, L'tica, N. Y.
"I suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that 1
feared it would cause a stoppage of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayer's Pills of.
fected a complete cure." - 1). liurke,
Saco, Mo.
"I havo used Ayer's Pills for the past
thirty year and "consider them an In
valuable family medicine. I know
no better remedy fur liver troubles,
ami have always found them a prompt
cure for dyspepsia." .fames Quinu.tO
Middle St., llurtford, Cuiui.
"navlnghecn troubled with cnslive
ness, win. I, seems inuvltable with per
eons of BOdentarf habit, I have tried
Ayer' Pill, hoping for relief. I am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine.
arrive at this conclusion only alter a
faithful trial of their merits." Samuel
T. Jones, Oak St., Itoaton, Mas.
Ayer's Pills,
I'UKl'AHEO BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell, Man.
Sold by all Healer III Medicine.
Boot & Shoe Store
A. HUNT. Prop.
Will hereafter keep a complete slock of
Ladies' .Misses' Mid ChUdrel'l BH0RS.
BUTTON BOOTS,
Slippers, White and Black Sandals,
1 INE KID SHOEH,
MEN'S AND BOY'S
BOOTS & SHOES
And in fact everything iu the Boot and
Shoe line, to which I intend to devote
my esi ial attention.
-MY GOODS AKE FIBST CLASS.
And gurnlesd as ropresentsd, nd will
be sold fur the lowest prices that a gisul
article can Im igofOV I. A. Hl'N I'
C. Marx.
hk Shop and Bath Rooms,
Hot and cold baths always ready during
the week.
Pint door north of Dunn' new block.
E. R.SKIPWORTH,
Attorney at Law,
KCGENK ClfTi
OKBGON.
Orrice CpsUir in liegitter Block, firt
rli to the Ult.
Will do a general law practice in all the
C.inrt of the State. All himinesa promptly at
ttr. led to.
HOI I MAN HOUSE
Eugene, Oregon.
A. MUN'HA, - PitopHiEioR.
A Vt'iy DlMStrOVI Fin'.
States-mill, July '21.
The tin that OOOttfed on the West lide
Friday eveuing has turned nut to be one of
great aeatrnotion to nnnbai of farmer who
were in range of this raging and tierce Are.
The fire started a few minute past three
oMock and iu lesa than two houra' time bad
done its tlistructivetiess.
The tlr. sttrtel at Alexander Holmes'
win at Held from a passing engine anil
I spread with lightening rapidity through the
lama ol aUiandor il.dmes, Jbka Holme,
I Hugh McNiiry and lien Hayden. The acope
: 'f grOQBd burnt 001 is about two mile end
I a half in length and over a mile in width.
A Nelson alio lives near Wood' grove
lost ISO aerea ol Bnt wheat, which had Is-en
cut and placid in the shock; also three
nub of fence and also burned through n
flue orchard on the place where the graaa
had grown to t-ntiM lerable height. The
heat wua so intense that it actually cooked
the young apples 0,1 the tree. O'Brien
Bh. 00 lae W I t pin, sutler the Ins ol
leO Here of lis tine grain 11 was ever grown.
They also lost a good burn full of due bay
of this year's cutting. Hen llaydell, who
was in the district of what is uow known aa
the tlrsl tire, lost besidei his grain, two
good farm retldtnoea, two largo lu.rns, e
daily mid other out buildings. Thetlrt alo
WOpt through the orchard and ruined tho
amuo crop in-above stall d on the place ol
Mr. N, Uoii Hugh McNary losses 100 i.eree
of wheal.
A reporter in converaatlon with Mr.
Nelson yestciday leaiued that if il had not
batO (or the men Inning our as promptly 11
they 1 lid, lo-in main more ti, Ids than are
now , would he standing a Um, 11 and burned
diatriot, Mi Nelson .stated thai the citiitene
of Indepondenoa tnriied nut cnmae from
the biinkeis down to the street tuchiu, ind
fought the raging llamcs manfully The wiml
waa blowing at a torrlfio gale, and In numy
Inetenoea the ntn were oonpelled to ran to
keeji from being boratd alive.
There was u number of other lossc, but
the abOVO uie the principal one.
Evening in New Jersey.
Parmer In the now m tin barn!
Fanner's w ife Yes
1-'.. nil. r Horses anbarneeeed and fed?
Kilmer's wile Ves.
I'liriuer- Clin kens locked lip'
FanMI 'a w ife Ye.
I'm in. r Wood -j.iit (or morning!
Parmet 's w if, ,,
Partner Wagon waabt d for an earlj start
to-inor i w I
Parmer'a w (e Ye.
Parmer w. 11, in, n, I gues I'll go to la-d
Parmin' is begii.tiiu' to teli on me.Jt'nun.
Hoptlcgg C66.
L iwyet l iotn your story, I mil convinced
you me innocent. Now, have you any
wealthy Itletnls?
Prisoner No.
' Ilelong to any secr.l wciety?"
"No "
Onurobt"
"No."
"Political club."
"No."
"tlol help you!"- Pl'i K.
Pr. paratinn- have boon made for . reeling
one mile of brick buildings in the burnt
diltrief at Lib iisburg
Money to loan on fan, .
Walt.,11.
Empiire nf Judge
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tins powder ueter varies. A marvel of
purity, strength and wholesouiene. More
"cnuomical than the ordinary kind and can
not bo sold in competition with Ihe multi
tude of low list, short weight, alum or pho.
pfaata powder. Hold ouly in cans. HoriL
Hakisii Povna Co.. 106 Wall St.. N. Y.
TIMBER LAND MOTHS
United sut. s Lend Office, Kuwburfi Dm,
JiilyN, ihhu.
Kotlce Is heii l, y ive,l that III coliiplian
with the nrovisi ins J the act of congrea nf
Juris S, s;s, I tied "An et for the l of
If 01 land 111 tli Slat.- of California, On
gon. N ....U, and VVeehingtnn Territory,"
Willi, n, lti,aalaae,nf Seattle, 0 rant el King.
Territory of Washington, ha this day filed In
MM, efgof his sworn State ROCOt N o , for the
imroha f tin- S. W. I of S.e'ion No. 14, In
rownehlp No. U Bean, Ream No, 1 Rant,
and will offer proof to draw that th land
sought is nioro valuable for it. timber or .toe
than for IfrieuRural nuruose., and to eetabliah
his claim to said laud la-fore the reui.ter and
receiver of this ofllce at Itoseburg, Oregon, on
Thursday, the Llitli da nf September. 189.
HO OaaMe a wltlMese William A. Hamilton.
Michael E. Sullivan and Michael Berrigan, of
'rawfi.nlville. Una eumty, (,r., and John
It. Barnes of Seattle, King, county, Washing,
tow Territory. ny and all person claiming
atlvarsely the alsive desi ribed land an n
ueted to file their el iim in thi offlc on or
before tald 'Jiith day nf SepteniVr, lSK'.l.
t'n ,s w .1 oweeroe, hevl.-
I'lMI'KK LAND rtOTIOfe,
I mi I .' I. .1, I 1 Hh .-, I:, .el..,rg.Or
J .in wi, law.
Notice i- Ii ..-by given that in isnnpliaac
ith the 1 . i-i..i of th act of emigre., of
lime:,. l7a, entitled "An act for th ul. of
ft tlmler I, ml. In the State, of Califi.
ale, Oi N'eiala, and W -i.r ,r..
ri rrr 1 N' I'ue.ley, of Ta.-oina, Coun
v 'f 1 i ' . l - rriuiry of WuliingUm, ha
' .i. dy tiled in this tifnc hi .worn tateinnt
Nu for tl.o l.ureh ... of ih. H W 1 ,J iu,
tion No :.(, 01 I , ,.,l,in X 10 8. Kaiu No
' Ei.'. II. I x .1 I T ,,.,H,f t . , mk.t .1... .La
l.nd olllbt I- Ml .,e ...III. Me l,.w itm '
l.me than f r 1 1 cultural purpose, nru
-.uioii-i, ,0- i-i oe .am larnt iwtore trie Keg
Isteraadll f thM ofhc at itoburi
on Retunl .y. the at l. day flepteeiber, Ym.
lie name. .,. rvm It KUhburu
John V V.Uio., 1 , ..una, Waah. Ter., Elmer
LUwr-e Morgan, of Portlaa.1,
1 n gon. Any and all wroa. claiming ad
vnslrtlii.oe.;-...,ii. land are requt
e.1 t.. HI their claim .11 this office on or bfir
, I Mill U4V .., s- us., ihhj.,. ,
1 11 u. W. JoHxaroa, Rewfatar.
041
A Sad Tragedy.
Itoseburg, Review, July 18. 1
The city of Rosehnrg was throw,, into a
tate of excitement I nday morning hv the
now that Clara Tvndall bad committed sul
cide. The sad trage.lv was enacted Thunt
day night at II o'clock.
Clara Belle Tjndall WM tho daughter of
Ton, Tytiilall, a stago driver iu the early
day of Southern Oregon, ami ,r mnther
who had been divorced from Tvndall. had
been married to Ivan Moore and' committed
anicide by taking strychnine some fouryeire
ago in thi plane, After her mother's death,
the girl lived with mi aunt, l.r mother'
sist. r. Mrs Nellie Moore, in (his cily who
ha been Ihe proprietor of n restaurant for
several year.
According to the evidence before Ihe coro
ner toy, it is evident that thegirl' lot wa
au 1111 haiinv line. Sim it . 1 1-
-rr " 1 1 ' I ' uu
a much wo,k and drudgery a should have
.uin u iu .uu lowtii turee ucu as sue.
U appoara tkat about 11 o'clock the girl
took Ihe fatal dose and several person w-re
aroused by he, scream of egofl . Her aunt
had not yet retired, as the two bad uly
shortly returned from a public gathering at
the court hoiiao, and w.-ut itilo her room.
Mr. Moore (hen came to the street and Dr.
ShaiiL'le who was onusim. t.w ..... ,...i..l,..
. . : e. v "'. iiuiohiv
summoned. He went into the l..lrn..n, 1 -
and found Clara iu all the agonies oi .1, ,ti
from strvebmne U'n, r-...l r. 11
Smith, Dr. Bunnell and others came in. The
.. remove., to a orti, and talked n
little saying she was smothering and burn
lug tip. Several remedies were tin. I to no
avail, and she shortly expired.
Iu the girl's room was found under the
head of the bed, an old vial containing a
little strychnine, and also a teaspoon with
strychnine adheriug to it.
The coroner' verdict was a follows:
we the jury called to sit on lb body of
t lara Tyndall' deceased, tlnd that she came
to her death by strychnine udminisl. red
with suicidal intent by her own hand, and
that she wa driven to the act by the con
U"Si gnel treatment of her aunt, Mr.
Nellie Mo,,,, , ,. further ,,,,, ml
that thi matter be invest jg,t, , I l,v ,1,,, ,.It
Grand Jury In witness of this 'verdict we
have hereunto set one I (.. tl.o. 10. 1. i.
of July. 1888. -
Vi. C. WoonwAHii, PorejMtv
Tom. Tyndall and family were known
by nearly all our old residents. liny
resided at Eugene a number of years.
T T .
Bmokert' Heart.
W ithin the past twenty years th , ; ;,
faculty has come to clearly comprehend and
to accurately diugim,. a disease which th,.,.
now denominated a "smokers' heart." .
cesstvc Htnoking, whether with pipe, ci,
or cigarette, uffecls the action of the bear,
and disturb the circulation. Th- p,,?"
will intermit-uot w,lh any regular! !'.
tomeltmesone beat in four, aom. tiiiie fan
or three bents at a time, and then JS
trouble. The brain missing its regular m.l
nation of blood, wavers, th.. heart flnttm
am, then follows a temporary c,.ap,
Strong cordials aro inilicated.
ooffee it gool-trong spirits are l ,,rK
I . M the rem, dy too often applie.l j,
than the d.sease; and Ihe subject nrow
slowly worse Angina pectoris is
.ime. 10 result. Oncol th,, lending rl,,.
clans 1 relates a case i point. A patient
- ffering fr... "smokers' hr believed
bet he hud a chronic heart disease Hd came
for an culmination early before h had
eaten any breakfast. The stethoscope
showed tin. heart to be n sound as ,It
ho had not smoked (or twelve horns
Greatly relieved at Ihe verdict bo lighted
a black cigar and sat -mokino ,, ,'n ,
stomach while he tailed In a few momenta
be rose logo, hi fe.l failed htm and bo 1,11
III a monieiitarr faint. The heart was tint
tormg wildly, but yielded at once and re-
"orni.il action nfter 1, strong
stimulant. "
Tilt' OftM fur Cltjr Life.
A hundred years ago our lending men, our
men of wealth and culture, were nearly ull
country gentlemen. Now the member of
the governing classes nearly all livo in Ihe
towns and cities, except in ihe South which
till coutinues to send farmers to the b gisl 1
tuio mid to Congress. But for the South the
farmers of the country would be almost un
represented at Washington. Wo must
change tho drift of thing if we ever see our
people enjoy Ihe fullest measure of happi
ness and prosperity. The craze lor town
life is nil wrong. If half of our aiubiinms
young men wbo are living in a shabby
genteel way iu the profession and in dry
goods stores would put their hrsin and
eitergv into farming, our country district
would oon beoouio thickly stilled, and,
with woll tilled farms, comfortable modern
cottages, and good roads, life outside of town
would In every way liu superior to the mode
of existence found within Ihe walls of our
crowded cities. The towns do not need an
influx of population from the country, but
the country needs a lot of town people to
take hold of the farms and produce some
thing. Wit oan get along w ith less lawyer
aud dry-goods clerks, bnt we need more
fanner. We need Iheir product, their
healthy iufltience, and their aid in running
the government.
Archie McFarlaud, of rkaltle, wiio had a
railroad spike driven iuto bis hoad the day
filter the lit.. 1m ., . t. .. - -- i n. L
" " .up 'i 1 . . 1 nil 1 0 1 ii.
ing tnrougti a nurneit plank and falling sev
eral feet, ho struck hi head on a spike,
which entered the skull to the depth of two
inches. Two drachm of brain matter and
several piece of akull were removed by the
physicians. He does not appear to be af
fected by the wound and the loss of brain
substance. His case is considered one of
the moat remarkable iu medical icience
Dr. 0. E. Loomis. of Illinois has been ap
pointed special agent to look after fraudulent
entrie in Oregon with headquarter at
Koaeburg. Hi wife will join him there
soon.
Geo. YV. Klnsey, AucitMieer.
When you want your good, ho..ohold
furniture or land aold at auction, call on
Geo. W Kinsey, the pioneer and moat suc
cessful auctioneer in Lane County. He will
attend to all aalee on a reasonable com
mission. Delinquent Tax Notice.
Notice i hereby given to all owing taxea,
now delinquent, that the County Court at it
tale aeaaion ordered me to collect the same
forthwith. Thi i therefore to notify all
concerned that if they wish to ave coats
they must come forward at once and pay
the same or I will be obliged to proceed
against them legally.
J. M. Auum. sheriff Lane Co.
Why yee T-Tea-T. We ask yon to note
that we earn the Urged and twit stock of
Tea south of Portland. We buy direct from
the importer. We allow you to aw, tatta or
tiaeff what you buy, or will give you a am
ple to let you find out just what kind you
want. All favorite and tried brand alwav
in stock. Price to rait the times from 25
eta up. W also hav a fall and fresh stock
of pmmu etc .
Paanu Tea Co.