1a V?
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for Infants and Children.
Caetorl a la ao well adapted to children that
I renmunend II aa nil Uan pnKcrljiUon
known to me." 1L A. Aacnra, M. D ,
111 Bo. Oxford Bt, Ilrocklyn, X. Y.
"Tli IU4 of Cotorta U nnlTermi and
III inertia ao Well known thai It KH-tnl a work
n( nii-rt. rotation to eiidunie It. Few an lb
Intelligent famllim who do not keep Cantorl
within aaay nrh,"
Caw Hum, D. P., '
ttvw York Cite.
Caatorla cun Colic, ConitlpaUoa,
Bour Ftotnat-h, liUrrhoja, Eructation,
KJUl Worm, flna limtp, and promotee "
Without Injurious medication.
"For ttTfrml year I tun rerotnnvt.c'-d
jrmr 't'anturla,' aud thall alwa coallr
do an ae It baa lurarlabl produced bco:..1! .1
reeulu."
Eowra F. riion, M. P,
lSBtn Street and 7tn , Now York Cky
tarn fiTim Oon-AJtr, 77 Mt-natT Bratwr, N To Cn-
J C. CHURCH, B. D. PAINE, f. W. 08BUHN,
Hrttldint. Vic Pranldanl. Caahlar.
THE
Eugene Loan and Savings
BANK,
Of Eugene, - Oregon.
IIIKKCTOKH-J. . Church, J. B. Ilarrla, W.I
Hrown, H. 1. I'alno. V. W. Oiburu.
Pall Dj Capital, j : : $50,000.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Intere it allowed on time depoilla.
('nllieiln entruited to our rara will receive
prompt attention.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udderr.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pain's,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailment.
All Morse Ailments,
AH Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle..
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conqueri
Pain,
Makes Ian or Beast well
gala.
wmm
TV. ertr
OT.li.rr Kti
Jiireuaior la
the in o I
wonderful
dlnooti'ry of
the mm. Jt
Iim tHn en-
rtiwd tT IhO
l.-alliiK.lcn.
tiflo men ,,f
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ffMuiureMsj
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cnari;a m
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Falling hi'ti
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utialwliohliiit (ll III mvm
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pails.
Htrengthetu,
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aud ti.nea the
rntlrv.yiteiu.
Hutfiia vurva
IXUIIIIjr,
KorvoimiieMi,
kmli.ioua,
audderelopta
nHim
00,-ane.
v ntrva i a . . 1 1 . a : . - .
quirk It. Over ZOOO prlvnt endomeraf tit.
fmuntilrviKY mr.iu uuiHMrnry tu die flrat
itu. It U a yiiiloin of M iulnal wmknnw
and harrvnncM. It oau N uiiHhl In Nuay
trlheiuaoriltidyan.
The nw ritxiiver? w m ht the Rnertal.
iMioftlie old famouiHudioR Medical Inttltul.
It la I he .(roiif. Tlialior made. It la nry
powerful, hut hatml.M. K.I.I fur II 00 a pai k
re.w ittrkatrr fur SA.0O(i.U!naalr1lair).
Writirn itiiaraiiliM it'vrn fora cure. lfroubuT
x tioxtwaud are put rtittrrlT oiirtl, aU Dion,
will lewut to tchi frreof ail rharrtv.
ttet1f'r iMrruUratid t4Htn..tu.l. A.l.lrees
HI'INN MKIHCAI. IHTITI'1IC,
JnnrUon Morhloa, .ftarkrt A kllUMia,
km Kraix l.ru, 1 al.
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TUIQ OADCD ('I'tnn flleat R.C.DAKI'H
I lllO rArLn A.lTrrtl,ni Auriirr. M and
IV Mrri'hanta Kxi'hance, hau Fmnrlno, ( .1. ,
Whra rnninvta lor alveitulu( ran be mad.
Klorcnc ltrms.
TheWwt, July 27,
, m II.. .....!...-..
Air. 10iKII1S alia Iuiiimv, ui uuuuij,
onniu In friiln tint valleV T llUTMluV HIhI
went out to the cne to sjteml a few
weeux.
Xf,. ll.nW.I Kuril U wiill lill-ant'il Willi
the proKrens of the government work
anil nay tnai wiiu ew iiuiianjr j.,..
luck he will probably play even,
Tim nniuriiiiiuliL aviw which Went
down near the mouth of North Fork
last rtaturday week, has been rained
and tukeu to the government wharf,
...III L. .. .,!,.
where neceanary rrpnm win i ui.
a 11 I. ul in Ima waa dianharired he fore
the scow could be lloated. Hlnco the
ahove waa in tvne the acow waa beach
ed near town. The hold la full of wa
ter but will probably float tomorrow
tire at llaraer.
lll'KNS, Or., July 30. Baturday
nignt a lire nroKe out in iiaruey . n v
burning the principal busmen block
TheloHBla enllmated at f 10,000. L.
U'nlili.nhiirir A Cn.'a ireiwral merchan-
dlHe store, 1'rlee Wlihere' store and
ntloon, and l.oulo woidonourg, jr
Ilvurv ami uhIii atallll'S. were total I V
dtroyed. The limurance la about
f loou.
M M Davis and Iten Job Indicted by
the Lincoln cotinl v Brand Jury 011 no
count of a duHnilt lielug made at the
(li-funrt branch bank of Hamilton,
Job A Co. at Yaqulna, prtnided ovtr
by Mr Davis, have tx-eu found "not
guilty."
FOR.
Popular Brands of
Tobacco and Cigars,
--CALL ON
JULIUS (..OLDSMITII.
Lane County Bank.
(KitahlUhed In fW.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. 0. 1IOVF.Y, rresldent.
J. M. AltltAMH, t'anhier.
A. U. HOVKY, Jr., Asst. Cashr.
PRICES
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KxtciiBion "
Maplo HrtifHu
Witfh iStiiml with glass
Betl Stem! ..
Wire Mi tress .
Top Matrons
Kitchen chair
Cane rockers
All Wool Carpet
3 ply wool carpet
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TL'FADAY, JULY 80,
ConmiiiisionerH' court next week.
I N (Jr. ene, of Camp Creek, In In thi
ol ty.
llermuii Tlnmipaou went to Corvul
lis toduy. ,
Wllev Orifllu is now enployed at lie
llott-l F.ugene.
Jutk JJrady, the train roblitr, 1ms
made a corifi union,
i D I'nfne U confined to bin home
toduy wltti slckneai.
John Henry shipped a car loud of
fat cattle to Portland hut evening.
The University of Oregon ought to
huve 500 Htudehts this winter.
Humphrey & Ht-mT will next ship a
couple of cars of JIuiiguriuu prunea.
A brisk tire has Ix-en burning on the
summit of Hiicc r butle hiuce huudity.
Muuy of our iieople will go to the
hot springs ami the sea count after the
circuit.
California watermelons and caiitu
lope huve made their appearance in
the market.
The Harrlshurg Mill Company
receiving their auiiuiil ijuotu or
logs from the Mohaw k.
It now look very much like Whit'
nev would refuxe to make a foot race
with "Whiskers."
Dr D A I'aine Is having his ofllce
library moved to the depot preparatory
to shipment to Nalem.
Ivllghtful summer weather. The
Willamette valley Is the greatest bjiii
mer resort In the world.
If no accident happens the new
(louring mill will be ready to reivive
grain by the first of inxt week.
The pensions of Hliadrack Dut-r, wf
J-.ugene ana aolouion liares, oi jsiiir-i,
have been reduced by the department
The hop crop in Oregon will prob
ably be an average one. A fair price
for this product wuuld circulate much
money.
Hie burn on Eleven th street which
has heretofore projected over the hide
walk Is now being moved back otTof
the street.
The Gate Creek, Lane county, mist
ofllce will be dlHeoutinued after Aug.
loth. Mail for that olllce will then be
distributed at Leuburgli.
I,ew Crow, who Is working at min
lug in JoMPphiue county, has the con
tract to put lua wing dam or 2o0 teet
across one prong or Jloguc river.
The soldiers are being hastened to
the Jackson Hole co'intry, where the
redskins threaten to exterminate the
white settlers.
Astoria News: A numbcrof in iril
ages took place In tills city recently on
railroad prosm-cts merely ami now
tince It has been dccluredago honey
moons nave iiveu extended.
joiiu turner, wtio is mining on a
creek aonut a mile ahove Canyon City,
picked up a $l.r nugget the otlidr iluv,
couta'liiug plenty of white quartz. The
nugget was woru smooth as thotigli
ll had drilled lor some time,
An Eastern minister recently as
serted that "ten thousand bovs and
gills are riding to hell on bicycle
every day." To which an eiichiinge
remarks: If IIiIh s rea v true mime
e Bterprisiiig Inventor should be able to
construct a wheel Willi asbestos tires
(Ntlem I'nst: As ntviple go Into their
grain news with their machinerv.
they begin to learn that the .Top of
Oregon is not nearly un average one.
There are a few places that are excep
tions to this, but the rule is thin grain,
small heads and smut. The crop will
not be anything like It was thought to
be. Will, we shall have plenty to live
on and some to sell.
Ada Myers, a woman cf the town in
linker CUy, became ill iSaturduy, and
while stillering lutcintepnin, was gi veil
two IiyiMxIermlu injections of mor
phine liv lleorge Edgar, a morphine
ucr. Tiiu woman beenme unconscious
and died soon after. The coroner's Ju
ry found that the woman's death wus
due to the injection of morphine, and
r.dgar was arrested, and is now in
Jail.
Monday s rendit ion K. O: "Mrs K
SMuura, manager ot the Mcaclinm
eating house, cume down from ihere
Sunday evening and went lo Wnlla
walla this morning, where she has
oiieued the O It & N eating bonne.
Mrs iMunra wits accompitnled bv Mrs
1 II McCarter and children, of Wio-
kaite; Miss Elllnore Watkins and
ICoIhtI Watkins, of Eugene Mrs Mc
Carter Is a daughter of Mr Mil urn."
Halnler ltevlcw: "llitmmond is the
blggcxt man In the United Stutcx to
day. Cleveland might die, or lli.r
risen might Ihj sliitlghlered tint the
people along t lie Columbia river, would
f urstie the evni tenor of their way.
tut If Hammond should get a car
buncle on his mrk or e.ttch a dixcux
that would make an angel ul him, the
whole iMiiiulution of the Columbia
river would fuel sick enough to go the
hospital. 1 he people can t cpttre
Hammond. They mint have him and
that railroad. They want to see the
cars running."
Tliirt v-eluli t Derwina were l.niil ieil
in the liddihg river, on Howell prul
le, Ainriou coiiuiv, MMitiav, according
to the riles of the HaptiKt church.
They were the converts of a recent re
vival, conducted by a female evange
list, aud there were no untownrd acci
dent. The baptisms were made the
occasion of a gteut gttthering from the
surrounding country, wveml thoiisnnd
people Mug In attendance. The
whole altalr was considered bv Imp-
tiststo indicate the high-water nitrk
of religious eiilhlilnin on Howell
prairie.
Hot'SK Iti'KNKD. We are furuislnsl
meagre puNiculurs of the tm ruing of
(tetirge Klgcs' dwellluu houe, mui
IsaU'l, one day last week, ll npneiirs
that Mr. Itlggs ard Ids family went lo
Alouiiv on a visit and when tlu v iv-
turned l hey found their lioiisc in it -1
The neiuhhors shv the hon-e
iairned during I lie night. Mr. Kings'
loss Is f IOiKI. The nsldcinv, we learn,,
w as Injured, but we were unatile to
learn the amount or the name of the
company, the tire I thought lo U:ive
iK-eii of an Imvinilnrv orliin.
tr. t'rbi'H llltoro..
Ni:v Yokk. July II f. n- .1...
cobs in his rciMrt in the nit t ..i-
vorce bnniiiht bv Mrs, Oliie CorU lt
tlnds Mrs. Corhctt i ntitled to ii div e
and lectiiutuelids Ihut tlo iikirsi iia nt
pnteretl ItUo bv her and lit ! I.u- Imnd,
at llie lime of t -t r imi.,ii -in
which he Hgrei .1 ptv hervM'a
week for life-bo itilillune.l.
I'l'l'solial.
Mis J ll Snyder i convitleselng.
Cliarlio Taylor is taking tin oiilni',' nt
Florence.
Mrs F K Alley went to Callage
Orove this afternoon.
Win. Faher, of Albany, did business
in Eugene night.
MrsSchullz left this morning for
her home in Wiishington.
J. L. rustle, a I'ottland stotkmun,
Ient lust night in this city.
Ihe Wliitni-liruiuley party have
rt-turuid from the mountains.
John Henry, the cuttle b i.ver, is do
lug husliiess al l onuig loony.
Mr and Mrs J Davie are hi me from
a visit to their Moliaw k ciuiui.
Attorney Geo A Dorrls aud wife w ill
Ieav for llie uper McKenzie outlay.
Mrs Mary Cardlck, of Los Angeles
California, arrived here tins aiieruoon
J II McClunir and family returned
today from a plesunt sojourn at Sodu
ville.
J W West, the Jeweler, has gone to
the liohcmia mines to sieiid a tew
weeks.
Hon II II Gllfrev. of Washington
I C. cume down from Creswell this
morning.
Mi Nellie Owen, of this city, who
IuisIm-cii veiling out on Coyote, has
returned home.
Julian Schwarschild is acting as
clerk in the Kist ofllce during Johnny
McCiure's absence.
Frank Hurch, of Independence, re
turned home today, after a sojourn at
itelkmip Hprlugs.
Bislioo J 8 Mills and son, Alfred
huve returned home from an extended
visit in Washington.
11 C Humphrey went te Portland
this morning an business In connection
with his shipment or rruit. '
Miss I.ow Thomas, of Cohurg, lias
reiurm d home after a visit of a year
and a half at Oakland, Cal.
Misses Emma Vanduyne and Etta
Owen have rettrned home from a visit
at Harrlshurg aud Cohurg.
Hon. H. It. Miller went toCorvallis
toduy to at tend a meeting of the hoard
of regents of the agricultural college
Mr-i J B Cbugle, of Portluud, is quite
ill aud not exiMj tod to live. l)r J V
Gray, her nephew, is at tier l-edsitle
Fiank Itreeden and Mr Thomas, of
Forest Grove, have been visiting
friumls In Eugene a ft-w dujs. They
drove up.
Mrs Frank Alley and child, of Vic
torla, It C, arrived here last evening
and will sK-nd some time visitiug rel
atives and friends.
Dr. Kuvkendull returned this morn
ing from Drain, whete he lias been at
tending the bedside of bis fattier, who
is lying very low.
Attorneys Geo. It. and Geo. A. Dor
ris went to Salem toduy aud will up
iiear as attorneys in a case before Hie
supreme court today.
Mrs. W, S.Gilbert and Mrs. Davl
son went to thatpopulur resort, New
port, today. Iney will tK) joined by
liev. iiiiiHTt next iMouday.
Llllle I'M ward and Mason Awbrey
sons of Orlu Awbrey of Salem, are
v,iiing ilielr grauiipureuts, .Mr and
Mrs M Awbrey, in this city.
A letter from Portland states thut A
Y Dalson, who wus severely burned
ul Ihe test of the chemical engine in
Eugene is recovering nicely,
Leonard Hrown, who has been clerk
lug in A Yeringtou'g drug si ore, left
Sunday ulght for Iowa, where lie w ill
seud two or three mouths visiting.
lev II L Itonrdmnn and family, of
this city, ami itev Day and fumilv, of
,priugiieid, win leave tomorrow lor t
month's outing on the upper McKcu
.if.
Mrs J T Witter aud duugliters have
returned home from a pleasant visit to
the Waterloo sodu springs. Miss
Amanda lloml, of Irving, returned
home with llicui.
Monday's Salem Journal: Prof. J,
D. Letcher, of Corvallis, was in the
city today on his way home from Gear-
hart I'ark. He has been elected to the
chair of mntheinutie at the state uni-
veisity at Eugene.
Shannon Couser.a popular local coi.
din-tor, riinuingon thisdivision is tak
Inga needed vacation. His wife and
daughter arrived from Portland today
and will visit in Eugene for ashoit
lime.
TllKV ItK.U'ltKIl I'KlXKVIl.l.K
Prineville Itevlew: Frank Conover.
runner puniislu r of llie Corvallis (hi
xeiie, rrot tt . iiuiiley, who wus
rliicn iil of the Prineville school from
l.ss; to iv.'.!, and who is now nriuciunl
of the Franklin cehool nt Tacoma, aud
It ,s tiryson, or Corvnllls, arrived in
Prineville lasi 'i'liursdav evening, hav
ing crossed the mountains on bicycles.
coming over Hie McKcn.lc route.
I hey claim to have encountered sever
al IhiiiIiIi r and some sand on the wsv
over. "Wcsrejusl making a little
run over here to see the country and
nave some inn, suld .Mr t;onover to a
Ih-view man during a pleasant cull nt
litis olllce. .Messrs I onaver unit Ilrv.
n w ill leave for home this morning.
liny win return via the Lebanon
route. Having come by wav of Eu
gene, their wheels registered 1HS miles
travel. Prol Stanley will remain here
some two week. and will have an out
ing on the Deschutes before he returns
home.
for ul. at Yertnatoa rth (trvet dnif itore.
Got Okk Easily. The trial of Jol n
MclViwell for Ihe killlu- ,.r his son-In
law, John McCah l, on Feb. l!tl. IS'AV
at the Summit was comp ele.l al To
ledo Monday. The Jury relumed a
verdict of guilty of nianslauchter and
! Judge Fulterlon sent. -need Mclhiwt-ll
to two years in the s-ultciitlnrv. He
wa.ial.lv tlefended by Hon. V. It. P.M-
yeu, of Albany, ami may congratulate
himself uisiu so llitht a punishment.
MclViwell Is Hi years of ace. and the
report of the murder w hen It haiu-e .
etl were divldcilly acainst him. He
I got off easy.
i i t i. u.n.s. i ne a r. it. u. tius
made another reduction In frciuhl
rate. this lime from Portland to
W'idamette valley iiolnts. They are
made for the puriioae of nit cling water
competition, which lias entered large
ly in llie illnmelle valley tmnspnr-
auon iiuesiiou, inrougn uiesteauieia
living between aoUinn bay ami San
Kraneico to connect with the Orecon
Centiul & Eastern tllie old Oregon Pa-
illei, and the N illamelte river steitin-
iHiats. I he old rate to Eugene on lirt
cla-s g.v.ils m .'0 cts Mr 100 lb; the
ii.'-i 4il. the Albany rate is only
P.M cvnis. A eommislity rat is alsii
made n l.riek burlaps, canned itishIs.
., 'i!ii(-!i is as follows: To Ji.net ion
i'v .0, piiiiene :'t. Cottage Grove ;t,'t:
iluv are tl.i made on the Springfield
inch. A reduction is al-st made on
ll "ii , feed ami mi.lstutt's in less than
carload lois. The old rate for li" miles
was -1' tvnts r ltt llis; the new is S'.'.
Pai ) i.uM, July ;!t.
Dki.avkii. -.J' hn MtChire, Knhf,
Huston an. I J.K' Young, who neeir, ly
left on tUeir w heels for Eastern, Ore.
gon, aiv now at Ihe McKcnxic snrimra.
IJ'. Young lint whh nn accident,
I breaking Ihv liantll lar out of Ills
whtvl, and thereby i.- tying the pnrty
until he could nd to Eugene for ne
O ics.
ltUANcit Tt El'dKNK. Corvallis
Times: "Manager Edwin Stout
thinks that A It Hammond will be in
Corvshis wMtn to make thn trip in a
carriage over the route between Cor
vnlll and I'ufctie, to see what there
would le In building a branch line of
the O C A E to the latter place."
liep Xotm.
i i 1, i i tnrirfl i rower
declined a ten cent oiler lor his entire
'10 crop, us he expect to get, i--.
ii.... vUmI, Commerce: The
'I"'"" "Ti n ,sV aoravlug Aud
trimming tliclr vardi. the prospect
lu ,,ni favorable filf Uioro HiaO half B
crop.
the ef-
....i i... i.,. ,.r, iii F.uulaud is
already considerably damaged by tlie
weather and dt. A ahort crop In
English hops will Increase the demand
r:. ... 1 .. i. i ..... ..urlir vet
for rue ncs. iui it i" wv
to decide tin) piobable outcome.
Herren & Levy, hop commission
narcliauts of Sulfiu, are In receipt of a
I..H..P under HhIh of the '23i. from Al
bany, N. Y., wherein tin writer says:
"Crop prospect ill tins suite i ave im-
... . i ...... u-u uiil ,... m-cordiug
to today' prospect, fully three fourth
" . un.Mlll,lt
as many us iusi yenr, iuu, u ' -"-
. . . ... ......ii,..
or being free irom venuiu, iiuuinj
promises to be good."
A. Mouton & Hon write from Sacra
mento: The hop crop lu Sacramento
county this year Is not so good a last
vearbv one-third. The vines are not
arming out us usual, and there are
many mis hills caused by wire and
grub worms. In Yolo couuty the crop
is still shorter, beiiig ouly one-fourth
to one-half of last year, caused by
llmiding. In Sonoma county the crop
is reported short of last year Dy one
fourtn to one-third. Mendocinocoum
tylsaUo short. Yuba couuty U the
only county that will - have an average
crop. Home few contract ollei have
beeu made ut 8 aud 9 cent. Home
growers will not sell a pound unless
there is a fair profit lu it. The price
to be paid lor picking is going to be
about 7a cent per 100 pounds.
Melbourne Springs.
July 8, '95.
Mr. S. T. Wooley, of Maxwell. Cal
Is at the springs.
Mrs. J. F. Amis and daughters left
I'hursday for their home in Kugeue.
Some of the boys caught a fine silver
side salmon one day Ibis week, weigu
lug about u pounds.
Mr. r. Close and wife, also Mrs.
Xeigler, of Eugene, will spend this
week here.
Mr. Charles Ulanton and sister and
Miss Agnes Callawav left for their
homes on Spencer creek this morning
after an outing of three week.
1 lie youngsters tripped the light fan
tastic Its for several hours last night
practicing for the coming Friday.
Among those that visited this place
today were: ti Y Abbott and family,
Dull Hintoii aud family, 8 Hand and
wife, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Prichett,
Miss Hrcwster, Misses lUiicb, Logan,
Curry and Mrs. Alph Uluuton uud
others.
D0LK
To. .nnf Home.
"I wish"
The living picture advanced toward
the surf with faltering steps aud her
ureiuii ouiie thick and fast.
"1 wish custom didn't make It nec
essary to wear suuh a bathing cos
tume," she went on. "It really op
presses tne to wear so many clothes.
Fkom Jamaca. Albauv Democrat:
Mr F M lied Held received au interest
nig tuner mis noon irom tils son
Chaiies, now working with a corps of
engineers on a railroad lu Jamaca,
ine roan wus begun nearly (SO years
ago and it is not yet completed. It
win ue iw unies loug ond cost f n.uoo,-
uuo. uieyare now making several
luunuis toward Annoiiu JJav. tie re
ports a delightful climate, never warm
er than IKi and never oolder than 61,
and yet lie will be glad to get back In
to urovers kingdom. He is fjllidu ud
on iron ui J cents a dozen lor bunau-
nas and 3 cents for pineapples. Cocoa
nuts are only a cent. Imported ar
ticles though are high, flour f9 a barrel,
noutuws over a uoiiur a nustiei, etc.
Hence board is high for foreiguers, but
living is nominal for uutives, who lu
turn only receive about 50 cents a day,
wniie .u r neuneiu, an expert civil en
gineer, gets tlo a month and exnensva
Jamaca Is twice the size of Linn
couuty, 45 miles wide lu the widest
part and 140 miles long. lis imputa
tion Is 720,000, mostly black people. A
peculiarity of the natives is their cus
torn of carrying everything on their
ueuus, me meu even iarting to carry
w iievionrmws w lieu lliey nrst uw
them. The women particularly are
very proncieut at tills.
For thk Cayi'se Foitnuhv Port
land Sun: Yesterday there arrived In
this city from Umatilla county 500
Eastern Oregon aud Washington
horses, consigned to the can aud
Dickie fuetorv ut T.lnntnn Ti.cn
- ........... . . . V , L, I l
of the Layuse and mixed breeds, and
mc inn scruuoiesi ioi oi animals ever
roumieu ui). a Burnt or loom mna
enough t.t disgust anyone with the
iuea oi euiing -old boss." The ct n
signnient was hi charge of the Union
..inn company, anu wai nut through
to the Linutou cannery last evening.
Pally Ouard. July S9
A llffi I I) u..ii . ,
- .vv. a rsjuers leit a nen
egg at llie Guard office today which
measures 01 by 7 inches in dimen-
slons and weighs ounces. It was
iim mi cuuuay oy a coiumtm ordinary
hen tliat lays common ordinary eggs
nil U'liab ,1.. . ' mo
COULD HARDLY WALK
0!C ACCOCNT ur
RHEUMATISM
P.H.F0ED
Ouachita City, la.
After
T'O YEARS
"aJa W
buttering
IS CURED
FT
TH r ise n
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
' For full IWO VMM. I tllffsrf frntn V
rtiriimstim, an. I was frMtimtl in ...i. ?i
. .. . . VI
" '"'""oi.n in.n i couia hardly walk, o
1 rt anir tune in Hot Springs, Ark.,
and Ihe trestment helped me for the
up oe.ng; nut toon Ihe complaint re-
turned and I i i...n. .. o
ever. Ajer'j Sarv-tnarllla being recoro- S
tt'akn.lA.1 I a . . ..
irMMTca io iry , ana, anr C
iinx six Mtl. 1 mtA Mmni.ti. O
Ayei'SoXSarsaparilla
Admitted
AT
THE WORLD'S FAIR o
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LIGHT...
RUNNING
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I urnishcj hy the ".In.'io" Hy WsJ""
m 4cl.B,a..-.."ina.1
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TflE PLflNO LEADS Because J IS THE 8?$
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lit rial lflla.l-1- one horw hKhter ..-;.it , u I. abuil, &
More Jonca Steel Headers Sold In o. than all others
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and lightest drft mower in llie Uflilir illUlflLU world. Nrv,
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IVUIR
Also the largest and most complete stock of repairs '
Willamette valley. Call and see samples at
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WAGONS, HARDWARE, Etc. Cor. 9th and 0ak,Eu.
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g Compa:rJ
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50
the '
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O7 Improved Farms
FOR A TERM of YEARS.
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ECOENE, : ; ; OREGON.
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Breeding pens second
to none in the state.
White and Burred
Plymouth Rocks, Hurl
ami Blown Leghorn
anil Silver Spangled
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Eess $r.50 per 15; two ssUlnzs $2.50.
I alo hav f.w .kAiM i . . i. ... . .
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w ll.ai .nt.
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Farm, ,
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Crockery,
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