a.. . Q t tmrt
for Infants
Caatoria U ao wuD adapted to children that
recommend It u aurkr Ui may prracrlpUoa
taowa to um." JL A. A acnaa, K D.,
Ill So. CuturJ Bt., Iirooldjra, K. Y.
Th um of 'CmmUM It ao unlrertat and
I: merlta to well known that it anems a work
of iprrroratloa to rndora it. few an tb
loO-Mcant bmlllM who do Hut korp CaatwrU
within saajr rwuh."
CtfiM Mabttx, P. D.,
New York Cltf.
Tu Cnrrir
J C. CHURCH, i.O.fAIHf. r.W.OMUM.
Prutotnl. Vic Prailnt. Caahlar.
THE
Eugene Loan and Savings
BANK,
Of Eugene,
m
D1KICT0HB-J. 0. ( harob, J. B. Harris, W.I
Uruwu, II. v, raioa, r.
Pali Dj CaMUl. J: : $50,000.
II General Banking Business Transacted.
lularrit allowed on tlm deposits.
Collection entrusted to our ears will motive
prompt attauUou.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udder.
Plies,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff Joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Elites,
All Cattle Ailmentf,
AH Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,.
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to tho Very
Scat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment common
Pain,
Makes fUn or Dut well
again.
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This itm'
onhiurr Jin
Juveualor ,
lb mo.l
wonderful
dlaoorrry of
I ho (,
has bn en
toned (it tho
leading -len-lino
tien of
Kuropa and
America.
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ami olh.r
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and UuiMtha
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fnlrklf. Orrr 8.P00 prlrale ndoTnirnt.
I'rruialuniia mrnl IniKrnry In Hi. flnt
atam. It la .yuipioni of armlnal waknM
and tiarrvnmm. It can ba aloppvd lu audaj-a
ty I he uxor lludyan.
The n.w dlxnwy w mi1 V th PtwI.
lUof ih old ffcmntwHu.ioa Mtdlcal ImllluU.
It la Ilia Mroiimt vliailn-r nal. ll la rrtj
powerful, but ha:inln. M' for f I 00 a ptk
araur pw-kairr. Ui a.CO( plain aall Ikuw).
Written riarmiiaa irlrriifractira. Ifywihiiy
all butMand ara m4 ontlrvly currd, all mora
will twarnt to ymi frvif all c.rvifc
bcri'lfir rlrrui.r".!!.! uliif""'"!" dl;-et3
IIIIIMIN MKItliMI. INNTITtlr
JunrltoB Mock ion, :lrkrt tc 1.II1.SU,
I.H I'raurlaro Cat
wmm
and Children.
Caatoria curr-s Colic, Constipation,
rVmr Bloniach, blantosa, i:ructallon
Kill Wonm, flvc alecj", and Jtfonvitflt "
got Ion,
Without Injurious medication.
"For afrral years I Iuito lwfflnm'i
your 'CMlrta,' and aul alwajra co"': ' '
do no 64 It lui InrarUblf produced beut.r.-u.
raaulta."
F.wn F. rr, M. D,
lXtb Elrett and 7tb Now York City
CorfiXT, 77 frnnrr, Nrw Voaa Crr
It wan estimated 35,000,000 wan
spent fur bicyelea lut yeur in the
United btates, and tho output and
eoBt promiiies to be far largc-r the
coming season.
One of the practical civic ques
tions in this country today is the
question of reforming our Indian
policy. There are two possible
fates for the Indian civilization
or extermination.
The Kansas City Star narrows
down the Ohio senatorial chances
to Urico and his har'l and Foraker
and his mouth not exactly what
miffhtbo called an extensive col
lection from which to pick.
A young woman of Salem wrote
an article telling how sho wears
bloomers. It was unneoePH. ry.
No one would suppose for a
moment that sho wore them on the
bedpost or on her arms.
The engineer's estimate of the
oost of the Nicaragua canal was
$01,000,000 in 1888 and J'JO.OOO,
000 in 1891. The commission junt
returned from a journey along the
route placed the figures at 110,
000,000. Tn vnnclizfl tho heathen Chinee
in his own benighted land it will
bo necessary to provide the mis
ainnnripa with navul and military
Aspnrta. With tho New Testament
in one hand and the eword in the
other the work of conversion to
dhristianitp mav have somo
chance.
The San Francisco Call is to
have tho most handsome building
in that city. Jt is to bo one Hun
dred feet higher than the tallest in
tlm uliinn nml cri'i'll'll W'itll a skill
Hint exhausts tho resources of
architecture in strength, beauty
and convenience. Cluus tprcckuis,
f lin Hiimir kin cr. is builtlinc it. and
it is generally understood that ho
is tho real owner ol tno tan.
Nebraska democrats will have a
chance to test their strength on the
financial question. Iho conven
tion which met the other, day was
largely in favor of free silver coin
aee. Tho administration demo
crats, whatever kind that may be,
seceded and will hold a separate
convention. They have no chance
to carry tho state but it may result
in muling out how the party stands.
Within tho last ten years labor
saving machinery has retired a
ureal inanv laborers. MatislK-s
just published for Kurope show
that the number of carpenters hah
been reduced 15 percent; button
hole makers, 50 per cent; shirt
makers, 33 per cent, bakers and
confectioners, 20 per cent; cabinet
makers, 3o in-r cent, typesetters, 41
per cent; type-founders, 50 per
cent; silk band weavers W per
ceut and wood cutters, 42 per cent
within that time.
The fake in advertising is not as
successful as formerly, although a
eood deal of money is almost en
tirely wasted in that direction.
Advertisers tiro coming to appre
ciate tho fact that no money spent
in advertising is so fruitful in re
sults us judicious advertising in
newspapers of known circulation
and acknowledged respectability.
The ad that is nlneed in a news
paper is seen ami read, whereas an
nouncements made in gutter snipes,
on dead wall posters and through
sheets issued for gratuitous distri
bution are of doubtful utility. If
you wish to ndvertiso select a news
paper that you know is read. Then
your announcement will be noticed
and read.
The compositor and proof reader
made us say in tho lust issue that
there were about $ 100,000 standard
silver dollars in tho United States
treasury. It should have been
$400,000,000. This vast sum,
which the treasury refuses to pax
out on demands for which it is
legal tender, together with $31C,
000,000 greenbacks and loO.OOO,
000 treasury notes is BUpiHiced to
bo protected and rest upon a paltry
100,000,000 of gold at least that
is what gold alandard men wisely
couteinl when they sagely talk
about sound money. No wonder
the government, under such a
theory, must weakly submit to
being robbed by New York siul
London money changers ol ten
million dollars on a fifty million
dollar loan. In the meantime
farmers, laborers and other pro
ducers must accept the lowest
prices for their products, while
gold steadily appreciates in value.
The Omaha Cultivator says an
Oregon editor kicks because the
judge of the supreme court ol
Nebrai-ka are luKing a juiibruug
tour over th" lines of the Union
Iieifid railroad in his country.
Surely Oregon people ought to be
able to stand a judicial railroad
combine one day when Nebraska
stands it all the time.
Cornelius Vandcrbilt's Newport
residence on Ochre point was
opened Wednesday night. Four
billion dollar worth of society
came and the $0,000,000 palace wus
dedicated in tho very reddest ochre
hues. Twohundred guests gathered
around the $50,000 f-untain by tho
grand staircase.
The udvocu'es of the gold stand
ard relv upon assertions instead of
argument, and tho reuson fur tins
is that they do not wish the facts
to become known. They cannot
ar,'uo that it is for tho interest of
the public that every thing that is
produced by labor should be sold
cheap, while the money which they
hoi J is being made dear, but they
think that this is for their own in
terest. They inveigh against
"cheap money," fifty-cent dollars,"
"the silver craze," and predict nil
manner of evil if silver should be
readmitted to free coinage. Then
the money changers count the
pr ifrsonthe las', bond issue, and
estimate those on tho bond issues
yet to come.
One can hardly excuse, yet may
not condemn the lynchers wlio
took four accused murderers from
tho Yrcka jail early yesterday
morning and hung them until
dead. Jf it be murder, courts and
judges are responsible. It has come
to such a pass that appellate courts
on most lliuisy pretexts will grant
new trials, splitting straws and
considering all technicalities of the
law. A condemned criminal, who
has been given a fair trial, and
found guilty by twelve citizens,
who, if bias was possible, would
exercise it in favor of tho accused,
appeals to the higher court, and is
given a now trial on some supposed
Haw in the conduct of the case
which was not considered by the
jury and would mako no possible
difference with the verdict. The
new trial may result in disagree
ments, or a verdict for a lesser
crime, in any event tho accused
generally cseaes just punishment
for his crimes. Laxity and delay
of the courts in promptly enforc
ing our laws renders heroic treat
ment liko that at Yreka at least
partially excusable. It saves a
couple of years wrangling in the
courts, u largo bill of costs, with
probability in the end of inadequate
punirhmcnt.
ASTHMA,
Distressing Cough,
(55i r
SOKE JOINTS
'fhJ MUSCLES.
Despaired
, OF RELIEF.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
"8omo tlmo slncf, I li.nl n sovr-re
attack of nilliiua, nmmuuli-d with a
ill.HtrpsHliiK roiiKh llhil a Ri'licrul sol viit'M
of the Jolnt.i and nmclr. I coniiiltod
pliyslditiu mid Irlrd various rriiipdlrs,
I mt without Kttln(j nny relief, until I
despaired of ever lelnR welt np.ilu.
Finally, I took Ayer's flurry 1'eetoral,
and In a very short lime, waa entirely
cured. I ran, therefore, cordially nnd
confidently commend this medleluo to
all." J. Kohklls, Victoria, Texas.
"My wife had a very trould'some
rouith. She nvd Ayer's Cherry Pecto
ral and procured Immediate relief."
i. II. Poidilt'K, Humphreys. t!:i.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral gj
Received Highest Awards
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR o;
o
ooooocpop o o pee e op o e o o e o
A Majestic Steel Uauge f 42.00
A No. H t'tx.k Stove
A No. 8 Wash Holler S5
1 (1 litis Lined Oil Can
1 do, 0 it. milk pans
1 A ut. stew pun 1
1 Hour all'ler 10
1 wash tuisiit .05
1 DUh pan 20
1 10 t. milk pail : lo
1 l'.Nit. milk pail ft
1 collcv pot 1
1 tea put J"
1 set knives A forks 0
I larire bread knife 13
1 handled mun'aaxe
1 long handled shovel '
Wlro nallA-Haso 4.01)
(.Hidden Itarb Wire 3.00
AT
Griffin Hardware Co.
GOLDEN
WEST
BAKING rOWDER
Z KK..(IN WHY
)u tt.u!U boy U.
VV 1. It b uiad i Uht here kt home. XY
q5 "1. It l. made of ih very Hnit v
Onmlortn. and U trunniuvtil
In et)T rv t opial ut
qq muvrhir to the ry lxt.
Qp S. The nniKers eimraiiu cur
r'k tin aii'l cv.'t-y uroiei ;
nuthoi-i.et to return v1
CO tliouej ItlllieUiHmtUfti-
0 CAN YOU ASIFOR fciCi. "
fg CUUT Cktuu, lnuuid.O
CSSOSSOSSSOSSOSSi)
Win berry Items.
August SO, 180j.
M M Anderson has returned Iioiiih
fiorii the l'lno OiH.-nliigs with a tore
too.
Most every one here Intend going
to tlie valley to pick hop,
(iuo W Curler Is enuaired In making
slilnglea for Jt C Kdw arils to cover Ins
iiiiiiso Willi when lemotleleu.
A man of Fall Creek prediict
wuM in this nelL'lilsiriiood nut it
UK'i und circulated the news that II It
Haven, in tho county Jail at Eugene,
hinl taken ctryclmlne unu oiti. we
huve heard since that the newt la fulse
iwd we can't umlersiand w hy so truth
ful . and honorable a man
snoiild try to wrongly inform the
mlntlH of the V lutjcrry iieotiie.
Ve cordlully Invite ull honeat ieople
w ho ure In scurch of homes to eome lo
the lieutiliful lund of inU-rry. 1 here
Is quite a lot of good vacant land here
thut w ill be nettled In a few years and
we hope by good holiest working
men.
We wonder w hat Is keeping Joseph
Iilalid awuy so lontr. Thut little old
log cabin ou the hill Icsiks pretty lone
some. Joe, please do come home soon,
us u certain young Itidy here is griev
lug quite badly for you.
Nix Com A IIolsk.
Florence Items.
The West, August 23.
Kvery available building in town Is
occupied in housing llsliermeii.
On his North Fork farm, Waller
MeCornaek bus cut and put III Hie
bum 12o tons of hay this season.
The little ateamer Mink has been
leiiNtd by the Itoye Hill cannery and
w ill carry llsh this season. Captain
Neely will be at the w heel.
Florence wus a busy port Hunduy.
It was a red letter day in the history
of Siuslaw'Hshlppiii . Three steam
ers entered and one departed
At a meeting of the (llenada school
district FutuMay the directum were
authorized to Issue bonds for JiiOO to
erect a new building, which will be
put up nt once. Its dimensions are to
Is-21x50 and but one rwiu will be
lliushed.
Milburu Springs.
Aug. 27, 1895.
John Hamilton returned to the
Springs today.
I)r Canuda, of Long Tom, visited
here this week.
MrTrouttand two little hoys left
for llarrisburg yesterday.
Miss Kllle lllanton and sister left for
their home Sunday.
Mr Ihoinas Brown, of Nebraska, is
at the spring. He will leave for
Seattle tomorrow.
Messrs Charlie und Frank lllanton
returned to their homes Sunday but
will return In a few days as the latter
intends to practice medicine ut this
piace.
Among the arrivals at the springs
today were Mr Uillespie and wife, Mr
Foster und wife, Mm Mcl'lure, Mr
Strong and futility and J Todd of Eu
gene. " M. D.
Church Trouble.
The little town of Heppner bus been
very much worked up over thechurges
und counter charges thut huve been
mude during the past four mouths
among the members of the Methodist
Episcopal church, which reached a
climax on Wednesday in a church
trial and an arrest. Charges have been
preferred against C. K. Fell, for un
christian conduct, and the trial was
called for Wednesday, but, through
some mistake in the wording of the
charges, the trial was postponed until
Friday. While the quest ion was I ic
ing di'sctissed, tho constable walked In
to the church nnd in rested l!ev J. M.
IK'imisoii on a charge of coercion by
threats. He waived examination und
was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of $200. He Immediately
gavo bonds and was released from
custody. It is the opinion that the
trouble before licing settled will com
pletely break the M. K. church there,
as the lines ure very clo.-ely drawn anil
each side seems determined to push
the mutter ttt the utmost. Further de
velopments ure awaited w ith much
interest.
A (li'N AcviPKST. Tuesday's Al
bany Democrat: A criou accident
hiipK'iicd on the north fork of the San
tiaui, twenty-six miles iihove Detroit
on Saturday. L. ('. Whitman und
two other men were hunting. Whit
man carried a magiiliie gun, and had
dropped a cartridge ready fur use. He
was piissiug down a steep and locky
place, when the gill' caught and was
jerked in front of him discharging in
to ills leu mign, going tiirougii, sinn
ing a rock nnd ixiundiug buck iutu his
other leg, where It lodged. The men
made a stretcher and carried Whit
u an home, being twenty-eight hours
making the trip, a distance of only
three and one-hall' miles, and travel
ing ull nighl, reaching there Sunday
forenoon, when surgical attention was
sec u rid for him. Vhitma:i was re
ported as doing well this morning,
lie I under the care" of Dr. Kousy,
stopping at Detroit.
Paily oiiiird, August
Tiik Hanomax's IioPK. Prof. J
II Horner, of Coivullis, who whs In
this city today, having just nrriveo
from ltosebtirg, states that some of the
S P trainmen had two or three feet of
the rope used by the mob in the Yreka
hanging w hich I hey were distributing
to their friends in small sections tied
with a bright piece of string, as a
souvenir of the occasion. The rope
used w as only one-quarter of an Inch
thick.
Pally Uuard, August A.
Si ii.i. at Powkks'. The man Lewis
who was recently reported crazy, on
the Mclvenzie la still at Powers'. He
Imagines he is accused of setting out
a (ire which is burning In themoun
tains nnd thinks that the sheriff is
after him.
Pally Ouard,AOjUt .
W'lUSKMiS AM) McCLAXAHAS
1W:ati:s In the three-mile bicycle
race at (iranl's Past today, McClana
hati w as txuten, Parker, a lad rider of
liraut'a Pass 'winning. "Whiskers''
was beaten in the fool race.
Diii uu.4. A ui: - '
Dist-ii iKor.n a CL'titn. Thomas
Mulkey, nil old pioiiscr of I.ni.e coun
ty, wus discharged Irum the lune
Msyluiu at SultfUi yesterday, as cured.
He has returned t- i.is home near I r
viog.
Tuesday's Albany JVmocr.it: Mrs
M, It. m Wilson, tnured in the runa
way near Halsey ou Sumlay, wait alive
today w Kli pmsptrlH of living several
days, but with chances against recov
ery. The oldeat daUghUT, Lum, as
stuted yesterday, w not seriously
injured, and ate bn akfuat this morn
lug aa usual. The little girl was not
Injured at all.
txevc JiBoua moat.
The Trl-I Uurri.nl Will "oaii
ii. order.
u.vi V'han'( isto. Aug. ifl. Ill t'e
trial of Durraiit this ufterics.ii to
veniremen were passed by both side
and sworn In, making eleven Jurors
now secured to try the case. I he two
new Jurors ure David Brooks, livery
man. anu j n
' I . 1 SAB ill llM fill
oh-
As soon as one more j n"
mined the a;tuul trlul of the case
will
begin.
sj rt cca .nii.l.t uiur.u
TU. Le.a Ab-ut iS.IMMI-TUera la
u luaurMtice.
MfMixNVibi.K, Or., Aug. 27. The
Nestucca mills, 20 miles west ui uere,
owned by Jones & Adams, was burn
ed thU iii.-mliig. The mill. Ium'f
und all buildings near burned. lhe
I...- Im oon The udlolnllig forest,
tontaining some of the lliicst timber
ou the coast, Is burning, Hiid from ten
to twenty million feet will ue oestroy
u, Th- nriiin of the tire Is II ii know II
There is no insurance. This pluee
r...iili loss keenly. From 20 to 30
men w ill be throwu out of employ,
ment.
What Campbell Sula-
t ahhii.i.ion. O.. Auir. 26. Kx-tiov
eruor Campbell was asked totluy to
harmonize his expressed willingness
to stand on a tree-silver platform three
yeursugound his candidacy this year
on a golU-slunourn piauorm. c un i
the Inquiry by wire from bis home at
Hamilton, as follows:
"I diil not favor free coinage by the
United States alone four years ago, nor
do I now, although I am ill) Interna
tional bimelalist. What 1 said four
years ugo wus thut I would tuke the
chances of election upon the platform
as I found it."
A l.aof -Uurleal Treaaur.
Cincinnati, Aug. 20. John Cleg
born and J'alrick Mears, two shanty
iKiulmeii, dug up 2U,0(K) of good
United States gold the other day on
the Kentucky side, not fur from Cln
clnnatl. Last Monday the men went
on shore to dig a "beat pot." After
digging atmut a foot into the sand
Mears saw a gleum of something and
found it to be an American eagle.
Further digging revealed gold and sil
ver coin to the amount of $00. Fear
ing the money might be counterfeit,
Meurs hud the coins examined. Ou
Mears' return he found his partner
and all the members of both families
had taken shovels, scoops, pans and
all available implements and dug
trenches In the sand in all directions.
II nally uncovering two iron-bound
boxes which contained in all over
$20,000. The coins are all dated from
1825 to !So3, und it is supposed the
money was buried by river pirutes
who infested the Ohio river many
years ago.
An I udecldi'd Judge.
Tacoma, Aug. 20. Judge W II
Pritchard, who resigned the Pierce
county superior judgeship recently,
Judge rL Stiles being Bpointed his
successor, lute on Saturdty withdrew
his resignation. Stiles' appointment
was canceled. Today Pritchard tie
clares that after further consideration
of the matter he may possibly resign
again. The bar of the county hopes
he will not, as the governor failed to
appoiut its nominee before.
Parts Talklnc ol l ull Recall.
1'akis, Aug. 25. There is a general
expression of doubt as to the authen
ticity of the rumor regarding the ap
proaching recall of United Sta'es Am
bassador Fust is, owing to hU slow
progress in Investigating the case of
aller.
IteleMdlna; Ur t.lb.on.
San Francisco, Aug. 24. Captain of
Iielectlves Ltfs this morning stateil
that tho story connecting Jtev. J.
licorge (iibsoti with ltev. Jesse Gibson
who was forced to leave Itominy street
Baptist church, London, because of
improper intimacy with girls in his
London church, was improbable.
When the Fnamuel church murders
first came to light, Lees looked uu Pas
t.(ii Gibson's record, both lu Aniercla
and Great Britian. He traced his
career ut college In Edhihurg and
found that there he had a classmate
named Jesse Gibson, whom Lees be
lieves to have been tne Immoral Lon
don pastor. Lees says in Gibson's
whole career from the cradle up to the
present time there is no bolt. The
Scotland Yard detectives in London
helped him in the investigation, und
Lees says this story trxlng to connect
Gibson with his namesake in London
is a scheme of the defense of Durraut
to throw suspicion oil' Duriant long
enough to secure his tiequittal before
it can lie proved that the pastor of
Kmauiiei church whs never licensed of
immorality iu Loinl'.n.
ew Vaik'a Hop Crop lu Daiifer.
Nkw Youk, August 25. The World
will say: The hop crop of this state is
in danger of ruin because of the re
fusal of hop pickers to work for the
prices which the growers are willing
to pay. It Is reported that the irrow.
ers expect to have their crops harvest
ed on the same basis ns the wages of
last year, and the hop pickers have or
ganized a union to enforce their de
mands, and If these demands ure not
granted at once, they will strike.
ine nop picKers in the counties of
Madisou and Oueida, in this stute.
claim they are having a hard time of
it. l-asl year they suppostd
they would receive $1 a day and
board. When settling, they claim
they were paid instead of Jl a day, on
ly M cents a basket. It was a good
worker who could fill more than I wo
baskets a day.
Tragedy at Astoria.
Astoria, Or., Aug. 27. Aliout fi
o'clock this morning, F'raneis Feakes,
the keeper of a small huckster shop in
the lower oriion of town, without
Known eause or provocation, mnl
w hile in a temporary tit of iusaniiv
ll Is supposed, tired two shots out nf
a revolver at his wife, and then de-
uoerateiy pmced the revolver at his
temple und blew the w hole lop of his
skull ott. The attention of neighbors
was attracted by the children i.f the
couple, six in number, who t--aHd
from the house by jumping out of liio
windows. When the house was
reached Feakes Wus found dead on lhe
tloor, and his wife was unconscious
from the etlects of two wounds In the
m i.... i ic milium nun iHvn remove 1
to the hospital, but physicians s ty she
cannot recover.
A, ,-'..';I;Y blRK- - Monday
Will Withers, who reside, above
Soring Held, set lire to some slashing
which he had in the Willamette bot
tom. The llumes son-Hil r r.r.i,ii
andsiHiu threatened to burn over a
large lope ot country and do eon
sidvrtuiUt damage to projieriy. All the I
neighlaiia mouud were summoned and 1
afler not it liule excltemuiit nd lots of.
hard flghutig they g.it the tuv under1
control, but not until u had d-tdroyt-i '
eouaideritble fencing. j
Fatiikb Dkah.-A C Au'en has'
evived the sot row lul uewsnftbe death i
of his fill her, which occurriHl nt Kel- I
Iowa, August J7th. The old'
gentlemau was b2 years of ge, audi
his death was ex peeted, ,
2 rrijTOT". r!
tmhm i withh"'
1
CHILDREN'S "KAST IRON" COMBINATION SUIT
consists of Jacket, two pairs cf pants and cap
FOR SALE BY
P. FRANK
Junction. City :
-MANUFACTUREK8 OF THE
"WHITE ROSE"
o o o n o ,
GUARANTEED
The most popular Hour
lead 1 112 grocers
A Wonderful Soil. The Willam
ette valley Is poKsessed of a most re
markable soil. James HoHmann bus
a Held, a few miles northwest of this
city, that lias been farmed continuous
ly since 1S54, and this year Ii produced
twenty-two but-tiels of wheat per acre
of ttrst-cluss quality. In the Fast
lands that have oeen larnieo a lew
years must be doctored up rigid along
with exrwnsivo fertilizers. It is hard
to tell how long our lauds will bear up
under crop after crop.
Hops. A dispatch from Salem says:
The estimated cost of raising and put
ting hopn iu the bale is 6 to 7 cents
per pound. The price being otlered by
dealers is 8 cm s per pound, so the
pickers will share a large part of the
profits with the producers this year.
A few live year contracts have beeu
made ut 10 cents, and some three year
contracts at 8, 10 and 12 cents.
Last Tuesday lightning struck the
house of James Lindsay, about six
miles from Klamath Falls, but did not
damage it. It struck the terra cotta
chimney and passed down through
thelloor, killing two dogs which were
under the house. A baby lying in its
cradle near the stove, uear the path of
the bolt, was unharmed, hut James
Shrieves, who was outside leaning
against the house, was knocked down
by the shock, but quickly recovered.
Lane County Bank.
(KaUUUhed la 1SSZ)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, Presunut.
J. M. A Bit A MS, Cashier.
A. O. HOVEY, Jk.. Asst. Cashr.
I A CUPr
-.-.v-'-.';'. j
AT
MOV3:3 THE C-iCWn'-S IN
THi MOHMfiG
For aale at Yerlngton ij'th itrrel ilruii itore.
L5FE
u. s. e. WS5IS inars act ssau? tsiatvist
la Milil un.lur r.'iii writt.-n eanrnrliw, bj
tulhom.l nirsnts 01 ly, to cud Wenk Memory
Lma of Hram nnd S-rro f. -r: lwt SUnhisKl;
Uuicknnw: IiKl.t U : 'vil iirw.ms: back of
I c,nli....rw .N.Ty..i; a Ursin
l ot 1-uwiT nf I In-1; ... ithi i . . Oi mirs in eilluw
-.r. citiKoJ tv;.r.ir
. Y' nihfuj Krnr.oi
1 , ii, i -:.ii'i'i ,r IJqunr,
,' . i ."iviit tlt.n Irmuit,'
'! ' ' Ut with
-i . i'i - . .. v i... ry. Vlf. t
. i. ';. rtiiioiiness.
i, li'.i.fia and
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Bl.icn len .... N . ' !
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wr.it...; i-n.if..,:
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l.i."..r I "iimi'.L;r -,
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Oib-irn A t-ljivo, Fugui(, Oroenn.
LE BRUM'S
mu$ ItvjM'laU d.n-cUv t.i th mt of
fan, raaitiimt HO ClMtw of 4ufc rm
BaMnvwa,ruminJor pmoManMiV
H AS A PREVENTIVE
,fj W MH-T wtltli tmpmiMoeftittel
haV tof diWN; hot im thaomiid
lh9aair4avlTUrMttrwtfM.I IdUbal
lb aauvh. im! li'ec, -Tfim ur
U ICir4 fr t, f,(.,( I itlf Ii
fTTr T7
.JlllUu,kU4lg,lli.
A PKiANO, Pru,;vl?ui and
genti, tug.'iifi On-tou.
sola
j-1 l'j t) VOU KNOW
o.t. fi.t;x is ,t."j'3
steel m wmm. nut
arothao" final and oi.'t I'ilt ril, r.iai.l ro.
linMacr- n m ninr . . ,1.. . . .v:t I
BiaU. trnuinv .J .-on b
OSBCRN A PEUNO OiuccMa ar.d aole
(ti'iita, tugene, Oregon.
5 ,
r
m m new
CLOTHING FC3 m fl)
BOY; no siilsfciag
necessary, always perfect
& SONS,
RACKET STORE)
Milling Companj,
!FLOUR.'l - .
QUALITY,
in the market. Sold by
Demand of FruiiK.
The Pacific Northwest m, n,
natural home of the prune, iuI w
inability to produce enough lo
It an onject for buyers to use our Im:
Is all the draw hack to the bu-i.
here. We have tlie world for i n,
lomer and a demand will came (r
England and even tieriuaiir in
France, when we are able to mi
it. So far we huve lint iinnlw.
enough to let the world know lint v
are in the world as produitrs. . Tu
largest crop we ever prmljc) wei
lS'.il, and even then the whole UdM
States did not produce enough lo nt
our people one-half pound each, lit
iforuTa will probably produce in H
12,0.(0 tons; Washington 5IJ0 ton;ul
Oregon 1,0(10 tons, making a fM
total of 27,000,010 pouinN. The
sutnpt on of prunes In this counm
1SS5 was 60,(134,004 poumkull of al l
were Imported: the coiiMiit'illm
I3!il was 74.2NL'.322 of vhieli but S
2HI.44S were imported. Notwitlisliiii
ing the cheapness of the foreign pro
duct the l'aelllo coisl per
is ranldlv driving it out nt
the market. Prunes cannot lwcre
fully raised anywhere m tn
Uni'ed States, save on tlx Per
coast, and when the loreign iir'"u,'
driven out o the country wills
called upon to furnish not It itu
$5,0lK),u00 worth annually forourhs
market alone. Unlike many !
fruits, prunes are not periyiialile.htca
there is no loss or wusie in t-liiK-iu
Ami llio imlureof the fruit lucblui
It always brings forth foreign cipiul
Bluk River Minis. -Co'
Times: T J Crelghton nJ W
Hendricks arrived TlmrwUy Iwei
prospwting trip t the
mines. They saw on llietop-i
high mountain, A W
in which a man spent lj
ter, and a short h
away saw the spot where
other man perished in the atMtf
during the dead of winter l navl
... .!.... n,.U mill ex
ciioiii, uviok mini " . j.
after 'getting within J S'
t he guiclies mere ine ; -
ingaudprosH'cting. Ibere i '
stamp mill in the digging Ut "
not ojH-rated.
Nearly Faintki.-
Yesterday nit.rnlng a niiaHjn
hud (13 in the closed $
saw thediairs open, bn t tt
thut Countv Assessor l Jl
clerks now occupy the bin ; i'
ed up to the counter with ,
smile ond his eertit cate of P
"Long time I wail," he wWj,
money." But when Lev asj "
the bunk wus not doing b i '
any more, the Monp.
fuiuted. He pocketed hi " (.
with it sour face and went -tering
Chinese Bwear v.ora.
MONEY to
Ot) Improued Far5 J
FOI A TEKNI of YEA
SHERWOOD BURR-f.(
llOl.11,
ASH GROVE FOULTRY
. a:. . nt 5K!'
Wi n nnno in the slite.
White "d
IMyn.outh h'.r,.
ami ri"11
Hambiirg"-
pjosi.50 Dtri5:wa:KS
I alo have a lew 'JXm,
i,ikTi i..r ie. s";,'; N. ii
VOTICE TO CKEPir0E5-
' sTlk"
Xoiit is terrty givn t' - f t-
b,end,ilv nooii.t.d Aill"!:
eb.ts of Eosa Iso iu. A"' " ' r , t'"
hi.Ttt grli.iuis agi-iP- niil'r.
o.ifl.d to Pr.a.t ''""'. V,.'
i-ir.tnr. ml lbs law i ., j.
ary in. Enen-, Or-g-.a. .
fmaj the dale of tin uo m
Ango ! 6 Ib'Jj. s x I-s-
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