Kugcnc City (Juard.
SATURDAY NOVEMHEIl 10.
The elections have result! in
complete victor for lite republican
party. No ono familiar Willi Hi
Mxuliurili" resulting from ipular
suirrago will bo surpriso.1 at the
outcome. IJar-l times ami Unart
ful stringency are H n''"'1 power
ful Kilitical factors tbiit can le
callcl into play. tlie lrty in
power muni nutl'er from tho silent,
unthinking vote. Two yean ago
the republican under the JIarriaon
administration exjrienecl the
womt deleat ever before known In
the iKliticn f the country. II was
the rceult of the financial depres
sion that was then seriously ailed
ing the labor and produce markets
of the world. This time, while the
worst seems to be over, the demo
crats t.re in powe r, and have to
take the same medicine. The dem
ocratic party repeal! many of the
Iniquities of the tariff law, thus
making necessaries of life cheaper
to the consumer, but no party can
enact a law that will give us better
prices for our product that must
lie sjld in the markets of the world.
Voters may eipress their dinsatis
faction at the poll, but t,ie eco'
nomio laws governing supply and
demand aro inexorable and party
success cannot modify them to any
great extent.
The democracy has met an over
whelming defeat. They hardly
have the hole left to crawl Into.
The past congress abolished 923
offices which were drawing 1 ,235,
y'J2 in salaries every year from tho
taxpayers of tho country.
Jim liudd of California has
blossomed into a governor flower.
This is a bud thai Southern I'ucific
railroad fronts could not nip.
Hard Times voted tguinst the
duinucratid party Tuesday. Two
years ago the same voter gave liar
riiton and tho republican party an
equally severe knock-out blow.
The xulis1 vole has almost dis
apenred except in California
and Washington where they ran
strong. The greater portion of
their vote was drawn from the
democratic party.
Kugenu needs a good roller Hour
mill. There is money in it for any
Hrson who his tho necessary capi
tal and exierieuco. There is an
excellent locul market for mill pro
ducts in Lunelle.
i i
The attention of tho next legihla
turo should bo directed to the ex
orbitant freight charges mado by
llio Southern Pacific railroad where
freight is received by that soulless
corHiration from tho Oregon l'a-
cillo. 1 lie freight rules Iroui Albany
to Eugene, 45 miles, are invariably
higher than from Han Francisco to
Albany, CO) miles by water and DO
miles by railroad, besides the work
of transferring at Yauina City.
For neat and ocn-handcd robbery
of tho people tho Southern Pacific
management cannot le surpassed.
The robUrs that hold up -their
trains and relieve express agents of
cash are novices at llio business
compared with them.
Hi nee tho new tar ill" went into ef
fect dealers in playing cards have
born studying how to effectually
evade paying the tax on them, and
have at last found a method, says
an exchange. The law declare
that tho tax shull lie paid on eneh
pack containing "not more than 51
cards." The regular number of
cards in a pack is 62, but most of
those now manufactured contain an
extra one, the joker. It will bo an
easy matter for the manufacturers
to put three jokers in tho pack in
stead of one, when the pack will
contain 65 carls and be exempt
from lax according to tho plain
provisions of the law.
The principal disturbing factors
in wheat at present are Kussia and
Argentine. The latter country
now ranks third as a wheat pro
ducer, the United States standing
first and Kutsia second, with the
lllack Sea countries, Koutnaniaand
Hulgaria fourth and India fifth.
India was formerly the dread of
the wheat producers on this conti
nent, but her production of wheat
this year was only about one-third
that of Argentine. With her vast
imputation to be supplied at home,
it seems prohabl that India has
lieen over-rated in years past as to
her ability to expand her wheat
production. On the other hand
Argentine is a young country with
a small population and with plenty
of room to t'xpaix! her cultivated
area. The enormous increase of
wheat production in the South
American country of late has sur
prised the world. Kussia, too, is a
comparatively sparsely settled
country, with abundant room to
expand Iter cultivated area. With
letter shipping and handling facil
ities the production of wheat in
Kussia iouU no doubt I greatly
increased. Kussia and Argentine
have always Inch free sellers at low
prices, which makes them undesir
able competitors in importing mar
kets. Iu Siberia there is a rast
area of terrritory adapted to the
cultivation of wheat. The blark
soil regions of that country resem
ble, it is said, the famous wheat
districts of western Canada. The
railway which lh llustian govern
or at it now LuUJinj ot.s Si
beria is exjK-Ud to 0en a way
to export grain from that country
and quite a ruili of wheat is looked
forss sow ns the means of exert
ing is completed.
THE ELECTIONS !
ImHj (iO.. Sunmmr .
Ailolpli Hutro I elected mayor of
Hsu Frsnclseo.
Judge IIoIcoiiiIi, fu.loii candidate for
governor ( Nt-tiraska, Is prolsddy
tlceted by ),oiai majority.
Tom Johnson, the great single laser
of Ohio, Is among ths defeated.
The U-Klslatiire In North Carolina Is
In iloul.t. Tim fuiuila elulm lliey
have carried It.
All the rons'ltutlonnl amendments
were earrlel In New York.
- - lins irniio dcliMM'ratiu lV a
small majority, and the legislature Is
alo uc uiovraiic.
Waiihlnicton U n-puulirnii !)' 11,000
ami the leKlslatute lias 13 republican
nmjoilty.
It. 1. island, lhKreat Missouri frce
silver advoeale, failed ol re-election.
W. L. Wilson, of West Virginia, was
defeated by l.VHI.
The Montana legislature It republi
can. The tletnoernU parried Arixona, New
Mexico and Oklahoma; the rcpubll
cans I'tah.
(icl. Weaver was defeated for con
gress In Iwa by ).
Jerry Hluiiisou is among the defeated
of ll Tuesday.
Morton's plurality In New York will
be over lOO.ouO.
In California the democrats have
1wtMl Ituilil for itovtrnor. supreme
Judge, one coiiRrest man and the legis
lature is in uouou
Tim rHinihllealis carrv Illinois !
OO.rtxi; the legislature Is republican In
both houses.
The unnftTclul returns Indicate that
the republicans have carried Missouri;
the lejtislature will be democratic.
Imlisiis elects a solid renulillesn del-
CKntloil lo coiiKress, and I he legislature
w ill nave a iiiuoruy oi w repuuncaiis.
The New Jersey dclck-atlon to con-s-resa
will lie solidly republican.
In Nevada tlie free silver party was
uccc-i ui.
THK HKNATK.
Tl.ii nest Hulled Stales senate w ill
consist of 40 democrats, 12 republicans
ami o sipunsis.
Tk Uses.
Tim next lioiiNK will be eolniHsKtl of
SIM repuhlieniis, M deiuocnils and 6
populists, Willi lliree uisineis inuoiioi
lluSS t.lsrlstt.
Ham FiiA.vcisot, Nov. 8. There
seems lo l.e no doubt that California
has Kone deuiocratin hi far as iroveruor
is concerned, but the Ooldeil slate will
prolmlily elect a lieutenant -governor,
tn.,.1 nf i,i Iii.p Mlitfii oltliirs. ulniost a
solid republican roii)riMioiiai delega
tion, ami a legislature men win m
republican on Joint bullot.
W &ain viTihV Vnv. H ( MinlriiiHIl
Punlb mo uli'i Hut riitihlitfins 131)0
ineiiilMTi of the hotihd, the democrats
1 1., the MipullMis o, (luuoiiui n. ny
stnUn, this would give the democrats
'1, the rcpuiilienns -i, mmiuiisis i sou
l.uil.ifnl a 'I'Iim doubtful states are
Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming.
Wahiii.xoto.v, Nov. 8, 0 p. m.
Chairman tubcM'k now estimates that
there will be 2'i0 It publicans In the
next house.
t'ohurg Items.
Nov. 4.
Miss Ietm Chandler of Cottage
Unive vIsIIih! home last Hundny.
Several drummers visited Coburg
lost week.
George A. lrury has accepted a po
sition with W. M. Vaitdyiie as clerk.
Mr. lVplot Is very low with drtqisy
at the residence of C. K. Towers.
I'niiit John Diamond who has been
quite slrk for the last few weeks Is re
ported some better.
John Doyle received a severe cut on
his foot, w lilt an ax, one day Inst week
while working on J. C. Uoodalv's dam.
Work with the pile driver on the
dam Is progressing rapidly.
Coburg will soon have a boot and
shoe shop, one disir east of the meat
market. It will be conducted by Mr.
II. A. Daniels.
Mtar Item.
Nov. ft.
The farmers are busy plowing and
sowing fail grain.
A. W. Monte and Henry Smith, of
Creswull, were at Cltas. Smith's last
week gnlherlug up some cattle which
they took tot'imwell.
(rorjr and Jim I-and, who have
been winking near Cieswell, returned
home last week.
Tins who attended the dance at
Mr- ltarker'a last Friday night report
having had a good lime.
Chaa. Teeters lins built a house and
moved Into it on the piece of railroad
land which he bought near his father's
place.
Mr. Itlglow, our slori keejier. ems
to be doing a good buslncsa. The store
is quite a convenience to the people
around hers.
Our lis-sl fsKnuvr, IUy I.siul, is
busy hauling lunilsT from Jiarker'e
sawmill lo his father's place.
Pat.
Died.
In Coburg, Huiijny evening (Kt. 2,
lSis, IVrnll C, only child of (leorge
and Minnie Drury. Tlie rvmalus were
laid to rest In the I. U. O. K. remetery
near that place, llahy iVrrvll was 10
mouths and '29 days olj w hen this
precious little one was call! lo Join
the angels alsive.
This arrj Ssrtlnf , ymitif. to fair,
sllnl kv iwm l twrlf douai,
JuM esSM Is Les liow s Susrr
is fsrsliM xi)1 bloom.
To u fcw lr niU4 aoulKs -
II U Infant !'. !.
Asl tti'S k bs'U lsill la tifc
X aii sM Is II la iHiti,
rrrw:i osr llllW Ssrllnf,
Sal fcfr
Vat sous sasll swH f ts-tkl tsars.
W hrs psrtlBg Is as onus.
WASlllsiiTviS, Nov. 7. ieeretary
llerlrt has Iwued a formal order re
tiring Admiral tilM-rardl, srnir ailmi
rl of the navy, and rommaudanl at
tbe navy-yartl, oo the Hah tnalaul.
I reswell l asasltlrs.
Nov. K
(irge Tow list-lid anlved fioiu I.sLe
county Monday evening.
(ins Teul-eli lisdslittU runsay
Isst r'lidsy evening, hi l'ni starting
si llio blsc k-inilli slu'ii and running
nearly home. J. 1. Jones, of College
(irove. caiiglit tlieui when It M
found that llie had broUi-n the llfrou
one wins I, and mushed the seat a lit
tle, but nothing el-e.
Miss Henrietta Tate has n-ricd a
slis-k of millinery In the Heailirouuh
building and iirosstosiipi:y a long,
felt want. Ili-rvloftre milliuers and
ilriwiiiakers hsve made their slay
short In Cieswell and that la one na
son we had to give up being a county
seat town liecause we could not sup
port a milliner, but Miss Tute prois-m
to slay.
H. J Wright Is making soinx iMtih-d
repairs on the tii u nil to stop the leaks
lu the steeple.
Miss (irneo Hunter visited Kogene
Weil ues lay, likewise Tim huliivan
and wife, also W. 1. Iower.
Mteriirjnhrison ami wife made this
Ctace a visit last hundsy, rtturulng
ome Monday.
Several of our people went to Ihe
Iay sehiNil housv last Hundsy lo hear
Itev. Hiclisrdsiii preach the fumral
service of Jlra. Jaylor.
The Ol'AKIi'a Coon Valley corre
spondent missed the spot entirely lu
explaiiiluiiig the failure of Ilia daiiee.
It is out of our range, hut we have
good reason to believe that Ihe eople
up there reserveall llieirrymiu-ioving,
hsriiiouy-enjoylng and f'silpsttlng
Miwers ror the eml-avasionai niusiiv
ales given by -reek's IUmI lloy."
zkimi.
RUBBER
BOOTS
AR1C
avinse m Traia.
PlIILAl'LI.I'IMA. Nov. 7. An ex-
tuese on the lb-ading mad struck
slreel -ar at Nlcelown, l'a. George
Conrad, driver, and William II. Iltll
bnru, a iasaeiigvr, were fatally Injured
riswir ( Tlsae la Mrprat.
roHTl.AMD, Nov. 7. Kx-I'remclier
W. A. Wllllson. who Is cnHliU-il with
dealing up Minie llfl.Ooi) by his for
gerhslu this county, received a sen
tence of IS years In the state peniten
tiary toUay al lue nanus oi juuge i
A. hlenlielis.
The ex-reverend was spireiitly be
omilngly tis'l and collecb.-d. He whs
broughi'iiito court early, and heard his
rule proiiounivo wmioui a murmur.
WlllliHill seemeil to realise last week
when he was put on trial that I hero
was not much hone, and so heenlmly
pleaded guilty lu Iwo Indictments, al
lowing me jury to iry unii on inu
other two, and then made up his mind
to lake even thing cuy liruceforth.
The story 'of the wanderings of Wll
llson and his various Mies la so fulttll
lar Unit It Is an old tale. Tim lour In
dictment against Wllllson, and oil
which he was arrested In Jojilin, Mo.,
and brought back lo I'otilund, are for
forgeries of promissory Holes. The
first Indictment was lor tlie forgery of
a note for llono. On this he received
a sentence ol seven years. I he second
Indictment was fo'r Ihe forgery of
aii-ither I1U0O nolo. On this he re
ceived three years. This Hole was
forced In October, I.V.12, and wus passed
on J. T. Itawllnson, and was signed by
Willlnui and l-aui r WsKtier. The
third Indict inent was for the forgery of
a note fir t-'Ml On this the ex preacher
received five years. The final Indict
ment n-cites the circumstances of a
forgery for f TOO, and o:i thlt the forger
got three years, making a total of IS
years. illlsoti will probably lie com
mitted this evening. Il Is claimed
thai a nitmU'r of o.her charges could
have been brought against htm, but it
wus thought that he might get his
deserts on Ihe four Indictments for
forgery.
One of the miMt putlietlo Incidents
in connection with Willisou's esca
itailca In this community wus his de
sertion of his three daiiglncis, one of
whom died shortly Biter hi departure
from Portland with a woman whom
lie had married within a very short
time of his meeting Iter. Wllliiw.n's
daughters, who weie strangers here,
were lelt without scarcely any sopsirt.
They bravely tried to defend their
father's heartless action, and, by the
sid of friends, succeeded In earing for
themselves. What has Isn-ame of all
the money obtained by Willisou in his
fraudulent iqierations is a question that
remain unanswered. Kvery cent of
the money he secured was probably
squandered.
Tki IklsrM Hot llrmtMrsl In.
Lonimix, Nov. 7. A Shanghai dis
patch ssys il Is ntmored the Ping Yang
squadron la in l'ort Arthur. The
Chinese resirt thsf the Jaanee are
rapidly advancing lu Ihe rear of l'ort
Arthur, and that a strong Japanese
fleet Is outside the harlsir. It is pro
liable l'ort Arthur and the Chinese
Iteet will fall into the hands of Ihe
enemy. Chinese deserters are arriving
In New Chwang In largo numbers
anUi stricken. A Jsaiiese Hying
squadron is reported In be IU0 miles olf
New Cuwsiig.
t-hlnsss l rswls
IaikimiM, Nov. 0. A Hliattghal dls
tiatcli says: The Chinese army has
I-cn thrown Into a panic by Jaaiicse
victories, and are still fleeing liefore
Ihe Japane. The Chinese tnsips In
Maueliurla are robbing the natives and
committing horrible atrocities wher
ever they imsi, The Jaitanese on the
other hand, are treating the Chinese
well, and are conwiuentiy ma-tved
with oiien arms. lecroy I.I Hung
Chang, the di-palch also states, has
Ini-ii nnk-red til I'efclng.
The register and receiver of (he land
office at Ibss-butg are advertising a
second list of railroad lands, which the
Southern Pacific ci.mpany has applied
for patents to. Townships SI, range 3
wssi, and oa to 40, ranges 3, 4 and a
W(t and I east, coufsln most of Ihe
land described.
TUB MOST STUIMORX
Pkln and Scalp !icasr, the worst
forms of Scrofula, all blood taii)U
and poisons of every name and nav
ore, are utterly rooted out by Pr.
I'ieroe'i Golden 31ediral Iiscovery.
For rvery disease raused by torpid
liver or impure Hood, it is the only
remedy ao certain and i ffcclire that
it can be guaranteed. If it fails le
benefit or cure, yoa have yoar
rnonsy back.
craa. Tetter, Sli-rhrt.m, Ery
sipelas, 1 kiils, Carbuncle, FniargeJ
lilands, Tumors, aad Swellings, an4
rverr kindred ailment, are com-
deul and permarently cured by iL
WAY
DOWN.
Ifyuu want rublx-r bMts
ut Way !wii prici-H go to
No. 1HI. Wo have a larp
stock of all sien of Injotn anl
will not le uihIithoIiJ.
Call ami examine our stock.
YOKAN cS: SON.
n. v. s.iT"s.
O. W. Ktsssv
Norton & Kinsey,
Attorneys-at-Law.
romsMtelsl ss fro slo Ba.ln.s s S-so-Islir
l.fcr Is HsrrU' Illo. ll.
r yjsisij w
Ti'r'crr?ro I
IXTl-ItXATIOXAT,
4'.T:t?Z MCTIOXARY
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huirnwf utm se-1
I'f srsilr sll Its
Vtsrmlyr rm
swssril I'T rtny
htsis huriiiirn
trat ol S l'..l,
Sim! oilier L-lnrs-Ims
slnit lib
out Biuulsir.
. (Vl'nrs PrasMsat writes I "For
riM will whJrk lbs ers flods hs
wnrd SMglit. foe mermnrj of deflnU
I "tl.n. rr sflseUir) snsshads la UmIU
! "rullriT prosssclmtlM, far lens Jr
' - r in:rsbsiwle Btatswiml of (acts,
' i uit (or prsrtlrsj im as a working
c l.uarf,a Wsbstors lalsnalloiuU'
. any otbor slncts volasBO."
- fires( sirawifsrif Atithnrltv.
I.Vs. . J. Rrswsr, JnW of lb V.
f M reim .ui.rltMi "Tbs liiieriisifcuuU
! I - I snr ihprrfi-ettsin( illril.Msnrs.
It la all a Mm mm (rs( stauil-
, lajtliuriljr."
i t ir-K iSTlnrof fAnrrarfvr'rv(nra
yi-ar will I'tm Ids mors thaaemmrb nsswy
I os )xm sOuril lu Ve wltbuut UT
G.Jk C. HERRI AM CO Pabtlmbera.
NprlniMd, JsTasa, V.S.A.
se,'Sil in rk ssMUbMS ttw rrs rsmjWt.
I Mi Imi. rlfm i,uuu uf sarMUl tlltsnS.
SjSJSjSjJJJSSi)JSj0JSS
Davdt Henderson, UpeetiVeri ac
Embnlnicn. Cor Wi. an J 7ihsts.
A Slorssf Vere.
Xkw York, Nov. 7. The Nether
lands American Hue steamer Amster
dam arrived this morning from Itot
terdsm, after a most tempest uotts voy
sks. Hhe was unable to call at Cologne
for passeitu-ers owing lo a heavy kuIo.
Ortotier HO and 31 she experienced a
eytioite, and atroiiir sah-s were encoun
tered up to Novemlier 5. when the ship
ran Into another huirleane, lusting
four hours. The storm w as accompa
nied by vivid lluhlnlng and heavy
rain. bt. Klmo's rln was seen at the
mast head fully 15 minutes. The ves
sel received no diiiiinge.
nisslsig .His Are Sals.
just been reivived here that the four
missing men iront me uiiriicii w reca
Ing San I'edio are now on Ihe steamer
Kureka, en route to Mniiu I!arbra.
Sll ASiillAI, Nov. 8,-Koreliiners who
have arrived at liino Fim fnnn l'ort
Arthur say the Japanese have attacked
the latter place by laud and sen. The
Chinese licet Ilea inside the harbor.
What Jssast Will Acres;!.
IinImin, Nov. 7. Tito Telegraph
sa) a Japan will demand as terms of
peaiw ressation to her of the Island of
Formosa, and tho pnvmentnf an In
demnlty of f.W.ouo.Kjo to lo.tsw.oiio.
A 3liV ItAit.lio.vu Sciikmk. To
day's Orcgonlaut Henry C. (Irady, V.
W. Johnson and IU W. Jlllohell yes
terday Med articles of Incorporation of
the Columbia A Kastcru railroad. The
capital stock I f-'00,OUO. The articles
state that it is to lie the business of Ihe
corporation lo build ami eulp a rail
road, coniencing at a point In Clutsop
pouuty, mar the mouth of the Colum
bia river, and parsing through Clatsop
county toward tho Nchalcm valley
and pas-dug through Columbia, Wasltr
Ingtoii.Mulinomah.Clackamas, Mnrlmi
tne. llarnev and Crook counties to a
point near Hliake river at Ontario, or
near Uwyhce, atate ol Oregon.
J-'i(change: A retired newspaper
man gives this philosophical rtusiu
for emitting the bustucsei child is
boru, the doctor in attendance gels
the eilitor notes It and gets 0; His
christened, the mliiistur gels 1 10; the
editor writes It up and gels UO; it mar
ries, the minister gets another 110; the
editor gives a column pun" and gets
0)0; in eouise of lime it dies, the dm
tor gets from o to fini); Hie minister
gut snotlier i6; the uudci taker l-'i to
f.uo; theeditur prints an otiltusry and
gi ts and then the privilege of mo
iling free of chsrge a card of thanks,
snd a half column of 'pome.' "
EUCEKE ABSTRACT COMPANY.
W.LSCAr30iOOCH. K.::I!r.
mice tii-tulr III M.-Clsreii'a build
ing, corner Mil and Willnmette streets.
ICIIOI'.NK. OHKOON.
H. N. CRAIN.
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Sterling arJ Silver-Ptated Ware.
lor Watch IUlritig a SjcUlty,
EuniCNP., Ohkoon
C. M. COLLIER,
CIVIL EKC.NEERAKD SURVEYOR.
NOTAKY I'UDLIC.
At residence cor. 6th and Llniolo Sta.
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D. R. LAKIN,
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In Ijui oiumy In ".
A Hi-1 aiork lr liiniM-rly !. Coin
mnn Irw. si U Ml A mi sIUo, lljr Slid
I'srS Irrr to older.
Kswhi'li- rnsir luttonis enl sun rhslrs In.
Inmrnl. W III Ukr r-l hesf lss-1 lil.l-s in rt
oaymrnl, b1m tri-0s lor work, rsuldl tree
mrrrrd slid rvlrvl.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.
Ciil.r snd while Or .hlnfle lor aal St Btltl,
or s ill il.-iurr slim ordured. Will lake lorm
lruliir In sirhsngs.
Sl'KCI.VL KATES TO DEALERH.
MILL FOR SALE.
I nfiT t .r mI. my .hiimls mill, .trsm rnilur,
hlul. I)!IIm snd lime . ! k.T, mw
iinimrr.. .hsllllis. l-ulli-T. t-ln, rslll ol
rutllns '.n s-r dsy. sll llr-t e ss. u.suhln.rt
si oui-nsll of resl slur. Ad'lr-.
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n t. f. rrst 3 v.zrz i vi rr.:3 'Katvc?
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ti'l,fri- -l ssM' f tjr, fft cie i'k Upmorri
l-n.f llfsin nnd !.-'f r.iwr: Ut Msnliots);
Uui 'ki.ssi N k-'. t Ktil Drrani-i lrkof
I ouhili ; N.TTnuni iM lsnmcl,-; sll Ursin.s
xmiiI 1'i -r ri t lh(i. rvniiTi-OrBnn. insiluer
vt, esuinsi liro.sr-rif-rlion, t isiiklul Krrors,cr
i, ixis I'm. t Tobsrm, lliuiim or Iiiir,
wliu h b-sils to 5ll-".-T. I iin.nmi-iinn. InMtnit.
snd IVaih. Iy rosil. SI a l: n for 'ijiih
vriiln KQsrsntM- oi i-ori fr nf mid aonsr. whVi
Li.ir tl'.l rarfi Hli k lli-stlsrhs. liiliou.nras.
LirarCuiatilaint, ior Hininsrh, rrl'sis sod
lonstiueUon. OUAILA.MttS IcmmxI oulf D)r
(WBl'llX tiKI.ANO, bmit.l.t snd Ml
Sfetiu, fcJ.rli. in-rcon.
;gFRUIT TREES..
If jrna wsnl to plsul frull In-e. Oil. (sll. yoa
rsn S4 per rvlil. on your order by purrh-
lug I rum ma
KKizifcit. Uij Kurserj Co.,
Of WlMlliRL'RX, OKKOO.N.
nsrtEso FOI rstci LIST.
Cigar Clippings,
w i
I UltllCL'l, cu AusrlsMst
ClgUr.4, SHGrsSt.
Camly, .,f,ic.
NutS, AHRIsSs.
1K)11,
foyS. Vrs)t.
Are t1ii-aH-st at:
JULIUS GOLDSMITH'S.
Next door to Hotel Enfi lie.
NAT RAPHAEL & CO S.
Rheumatic Rings
A Hnwli and Prnn.nrnl Curs fur Rheums-
ll.m, Nr'irslsls, I uini(o, lion I snd othi-r difc
r-. Fries S.OO, snd iM on :dsy
trial: II iio rvltt I mom 7 n-lunlrl. ih'iia nruer
bjmslL NAT KAI'll A Kl. 4 Co.,
1JS Krsrney ML, Dsn Frsnelim, I'sL
jlll.Wi si s-.ttJi!i'JCli:elj.
t : 1 .. Dri-ii I .1. ... j. . t ' iI'k-
L.-mk 1 f tr e.-r , .S.-sii J.ir . uImi t-t IJh a
itiihU, O. i. KUMf 1 .m.iv) -r. AciJ IV
!sis:. Ansrnilft. A ifi-1 t .r - o's)
ml mhor suiaxswh i'ru-sa, U. 7b suuk W Wi4
s
f I THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
S I ISI . WMtsra , GH1CACX
Unl.l bj stt Irit(tU.
EUGENE FLOHENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANQS,Propriotor.
Sl.cs lirr Kuk-'iw Mon-lsi snd Thunds).,
al oVlork s. in.. iMrnst r srrivms lu
r'lrtti-thdav wlls Ins al U'O rlnrfcOm. in.
Hilurniti psMfit.fr. Irava KUf-iir In'--d.
and rnU. and lh .iv ar.Kr. In N
'ii- ilir nrxl da. si s'eks-k p. m.
-iv. i k tKK. r-"
fcoL.xo I liil' I'l
T'.nkvt. !' tsie f t l i.' llrr barn, Ku
crns, or si Hunt j I'av.u.-oiv t'ocSv in Mof.
ties.
mi) ilivo vnrTiio
11 Mil
v i nnvoi
iA MIMIIM AMI
Kr 1VU1IIU IIIM.I I'Ullj
'CI I
1 1
SJS
Clothing, Underwear, Overshirts. Extra
Pants, Trunks and Valises, Latest Style JIats, apd
Neck-wear.
GO TO THK
KrBROWfiSVILItE CLOTHING ST0RE.JK
HOWE & RICE, Proprietors.
FOIiliOW THE GROWD
-T0 OUR STORE
WE WILL SHOW T0U:
1000 yds Fancy Outing Flannel, reduced from to 12ic
500 " " " " " " llil to 10c.'
WOO yds 4-4 Fruit Muslin bleached, 10c jut yd.
1000 yds 4-4 IIopo Mulin bleached, 81 c per yd.
10,000 yds 4-4 Brown Muslin, 5Jc jer yd.
5-G-S-9-10 Quarter Muslin at factory prices.
42-inch Fancy Dress Goods (5 .rdc per yd.
English Cashmere, 3(5 in wide, 2")c per yd wo
show these goods in all shades.
Eiderdown Flannels for houso wrapjiers.
gWe Receive New Goods Daily.
Junction : City ; Milling : Company,
-MAXUFAtTL'REIW OK THE-
"WHITE ROSE"
-.. -FLOUR.-
GUARANTEED
o o o o o
BEST QUALITY.
Tho most jiopular Hour in tho market, .old ly all
leading grocers.
Rubber : Department
o o o o
o O ' o
TO THE WEAKER:
Perhsps you have never
worn Ikmtoiis or Hay
Htatvs, ami then-fore
may not know Hint thry
are MADE HETTEH, FIT
HElTKlt, ami WEAK LONUF.lt
than any rubber made.
The next time you want
ItL'ltltKltSrallatthe
ItACKETHTOitE, and git a
pair of the lUMTONK.
They will (five you the
licet service of auy
RUBBERS
A SIMXIAL DF.PAHT.MKNT.
This Is our fourth sensmi on
HUSTONS AND HAY MAT FA
We - more than any other lnu,
KVKKYHODY WANTS TII KM.
You know them, protml'l.v aisrllH-m,
and ran see why we sell n n nn.v
more of them than others.
They are the HTANI):H
of the world.
It Is so with every article of
HEAL Merit. , .
The seent of hsvlnir gsl sutii-faciH
Is easily told,
(let the Hest
We are Heudiiiarters fur the
lt-st Ikmtons.
If you will tell us of als tter
Line of KUHllKlttitMUis
toe trill discard the Huston
and nluee the others In shs k
Our l.rlees sre Is low the losit.
UACKET HTOKE, Eugene. Ungos.
HARDVARE,
ooooooooo
o o e
To suit the times, If II il- "u ,
e no Hit spk you lasi j r r. ,
i.riivs In ki-eplnjr mllh tin- 'rllt w
Lsne county jinslui t. .
Stoves, Eances mi Keaiers K:te,v:.iV
STOVES FROM 31T0 S50;
aV
Any price you wani-o .
hometliifig new In Ijird Fin;
Slid (hssl. . j
' Can and see our
rliin. o o o o " .
(ililKFIN II.MIDWAKI: CO, 1:!m-
Special Attentionl
EVERYBODY!
CEND u ycur p.etcriptlcns and!
we assure you that the utmost
care will be used in dispensing them
only from strictly pure drugs.-
Osburrj 9 DeCai?o.