o
AN OPEN
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN TUB COURTS OCR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "C ASTORIA," AND
"pitcher's CASTOItlA," as our trade mark.
DR SAMUEL PITCHER,
was the originator of " PITCHER'S CASTORIA' the same
thni hn home and docs now . on cverV
bear the facsimile signature of UffZK wrapper.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and sec that it is
the kind vou have always bought yfTZZT ontie
and has the signature of CJCt&tft&Z&A wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company (f which Chas. II Fletcher is
Do Not Bo Deceived
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even lie docs not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
A CABISET OF MILLIONAIIi I.S.
We lake the following irom the
New York World, a paper tl-t
upported McKinley f r the j.rcsi
douoy: "KuBsel A Alijiir, Secretary l
war. Private furtuno eHtimatul
$5,000,000; invested in lumber ami
timber tracts and various finan
cial institutioni.
"John Sherman, SecreUry tf
State Private fortune estimated
at 1 1,600.000; invented in real estate
and rsilroad shares.
"John I) Long, Secretary ol the
Navy. Private fortune estimated
at $1,400,000; invested in real es
tate and stocks; made money out of
his profeBsioii the law.
"Cornelius N llliss, Secretary of
the Interior. Privato fortune esti
mated $ 1 ,250,000 ; made his money
in dry goods: Vice-President of
a Wall street hunk and an ollicor in
many financial institutions.
''Lyman J (lage, Secretary of the
Treasury. Private fortune ostium
ted at Il.o00.000; President of the
great hanks of the nest; hu I 'eon
in the hanking business forty years
"James A Clary, Postmaster den
cral. I'nvate fortune estimated at
$2,000,000; cotton merchant ami
manufacturer and o cer in many
banking institutions.
Of the remaining members of tin
Cabinet one although he is prob
ably not a millionaire, should he
classed among them, for the reason
that his interests lie wholly with
them. He is John W Clriggs, At
torney General. Corporation I tt-
yer; identified with tho interns t
which have made New Jersey by
word in the land.
'There remains one jther member
of the Cabinet, but his name has
not been mentioned in connection
with the present situation. It is
James Wilson, Secretary ol Agri
culture, a plain Iowa farmer, liy
no airoicu ot the imagination can
he be classed umong the plutocrats.
"The millionaire Cabinet officers
reproeut Wall stieet, tho concou
trated financial and especially the
corporal! interest of the nation."
TO KLKCT Hit Y AS IS WOO.
Solon Chase, the ouce famous
greenback leader of Maine, in a let
ter to a personal frisnd in Amesbury,
Mass, makes the following comment
on the future of political parties:
"There is no more room for g ild
democrats in the new democratic
party than there was room for pro-
slavery bigs in the republican
party. The sins of the democrats
are many, but its redeeeming fea
ture is that it has cast out devils,
and therein lies its strength. If
the democratic platform of 1MW
is diluted to suit the gold democrats,
the silver republicans and populists
will staud vff. The silver plank
in the democratic platform is what
drove the gold democrats out and
brought in th new recruits. There
was no misunderstanding if (be
silver plank of the Cbicsgo plat
form. The silver pi ink of the re
publican party was nude to draw
two ways. Gold republicans rr
told thai International biin-tailinn
LETTER
of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was an inipo.-sibility. Silver re
puolieariB were t ild that interna
tion il bimetallism was very prob
able.
"Tin t-ilver qiitstinn was the
j right of way and cannot be side
tracked. Other great problem
must will ; until s iver Mauds in
competition with gold ns primary
money ( to I. AfUr 2-j year
agitation so li) licit ot tlio mullet
iiestiou us represent! by the
Inures 1( to 1 .has gut ripe, and
9verybody is going to get one side
or the other. 1 he republicans did
not Icet I' runout, h it without
ehungcof pl ilt'orm they i l cted
Abraham Lincoln. Wo did not
elect Prya i in lS'.Hi, hut we an-
going to in lUill) on llm platform of
Til K CT.YITiJVS C I.OSK.
(Sunday WYIiMine)
f . ,i i i. .
i mi viieney. who used I) live in
Portland, now ol Si Louis, an al
leg.'d astronomer ami iiHtrologiht,
predicted many years tig i that the
year 1SHS woulJ bo one noted lor
calamities and dre disasters, uud
thai ttio succeeding years would be
ones of great prosperity. The Wet
come imagines that the "professor"
was only gii.s-in;-, yetthy terrible
ami mysterious disaster in Havana
h-irhor is one strange incident that
seryei in gr mud for faith in his
prophesies. If tho Maine can thus
lie blown up, what may not happen
next? Tho l'htosophistsulso have
u theory that the closing years of
tins century found out a "cycle
and that ihey will Ui full f grt,at
events. It really has happened,
though tho Welcome believes it
only a co-incident, that ureal and
wonderful ocenis have happened in
t'uicl 'nf years of different centu
ries. Students of history l,aVe
n Hiccd this for generations, yet a
o ntury eiul is simply an arbitary
pouil or period of time, fixed by
law and cistom, notbv nature, and
it is difficult to uuleu-tand why
Hie world's events should bo in the
c:nt governed or mlluonced there
by. We will wait and watch, h.tw.
over; possibly 'Vrolwor" Cheney
or the Tli.wophis s may have an
iniuiiion winch ordinary mortals
hive not. Kxcept fjr thU Brout
ctUmily at Havana, thy vear 1SHS
iruiiis- s to be one of more than
ordinary prosperity. !at imieli
tuny happen ye?, before it closes.
We will k.'cn loolvin.'
nd it is possible that great and
unusual actions will occur before
another n w ear.
I'iie followiuijis from l!mC ttue
11 live M.'-scugera-:d has tho light
Tiii: "We lire to have a um in
convention i this county; let us
have .iu e.pnl representation of the
parties .in ll. UeUt u)0Vt( u
things, m-u tlmt none but od I, on-
tst men are nominated for office."
Ilniu-t reiuirminsidera de nerve
f r the Heavier to p ke fun al the
Oieeoui.in i-nti. jt'ii i- ini'.'i.:,;.,., .
vile"b.f re-' ' n" u,. ,i (,io i-
eine cut and pi - ing i!, , u ,. . j
II MeClu-'g under ii, when he w..e
eiecii a director ot il v
-Ug.'l,
s diool di-tri.-t.
EUIIOKIAL SiOTErt.
Italy's skits werenever so blue
as the canopy that covers Oregon
in spring.
V
The "killing Irosi," predicted by
Mi Psgue carxe la-tt night on
schedule time. It is evident also
that soino damage has beei done
though the extjnt cannot be esti-
matod within the day.
The city dads still have a large
quantity of crushed rock that
should he placed on the streets,
which with the building of a num
ber ot new cross walks would add
to the pleisureof the driving fra
ternity as Will ns being a source of
grat fijution to pedestrians.
The overland railroads in their
frenzy to down each other by cut
rates to tho Kist. letvea chance
fr themselves to "ln-dg," by mslc
ingtiecut only oneway. They
well know that every one going
E ir-t will return to the g . Men West
a nt cheerfully pay lull tariff ra es
fjr the privilege of doing s .
Among i he hopeful signs for the
Went, is the report troin real
e-ate men that the inquiry for
fanning aud fruit land grows with
ea-li ojuil fr- m the Est.
Il is saiJ that a Piston firm
owned a mineral spring near To
ronto, Cunada. They rhipped the
water in casks to Huston, where it
was bottled. The Dingley bil
clspped a duty of 25 cents on min
er! water and their trade was
ruined. Put they did not give up.
I'hey found tint by some strange
oversight ico was free, r'o they
now fretze their water in Canada
and import it as ice, free of duty
melt and bottle it at Poston as be
lore. Py this they save the cost
of casks, and got cheaiter freight
rites.
TUKSDAY MAUCH "2.
O 1 Heir of Irving Is lu the city.
Mr and MrsJaiuvs 1'arvin of Deatur
art lu the city.
K 1". Ilrodie returned t'.ilay from a
slnrt trip to Poitland.
Father I)ly returned from Cottage
Grova this iiiorulng.
1' K Kiiod(rass Is today shipping hit
household gouds to Pendleton.
Sam Case went to Albany today,
where he will work la a tarber simp.
L ( Huliti resuinsd his place lo the
county clerk's today after a brief 111'
ni'n.
Win Huosr of Cottage drove, pissed
through KuKeue t( dy e. route Eaat,
on a visit.
C H Watson, the dairyman, leftycs-
terdsy on a visit to his old home at
IVIphl, Indiana.
(le i (Jill came up from Haleni last
ulght to vlnll his father, Dr J P Olll,
w lio in quite sick.
After a protracted visit at l'leavaut
H ill, Mrs HamUaker hai returned to
her home In this city.
V K Coulidge, of Portland, It lu the
city iu the Interests or the Oregon Tel
egraph A Tilcphoiie Co.
Miss llertiude Kddy, of Itoseburg.
came dowu today and Is visiting at
the renldeuee of Mary Kdd.
Dr D E Loverldge weut to Portland
today to attend I meeting of the tuard
ofdlrscters of St Helen's ball.
Al Koyksmlall returned to Salrin
ttnlay to rau ins hit duties at assistant
pharmacist at the ttate Insaue asylum.
C K I. Ittli Held, the popular aalesmau
for the Urllllu Hardware Co, left yet
terdsy for Miunesola to vlilt hi
mother.
Tummy Murphy hat returned to
Eugene from Oakland, Calif, where be
ha lieen with a string of racers dur
ing the winter season.
Messrs Ihury, Horaeo and John
Me'.'lure of Seattle and Will of Astoria.
arrived on today's 2 KM local to attend
ine mnerai or tiifir Ulber, the late A
S Met luie.
I'slljUusr.l Msreh i
Sr.iTK 1 oxvaNTioxa Delegates to
to tno deiiwrstlo and populist state
conventions from I.ane imuuIt l.ft for
i oruanu unity in large Lumbers. Tbe
conventi. n will t held Wednesday.
i le democratic delegates are George W
Wbllsett, II J Day, John Edmundson,
KoU'rt M Clow, C M Klsseager. Frauk
I. Hiley, I. I, Stevens. Win L Hous
ton W P Cbesber, J It Campbell, Geo
" ivmsey, j j Walton, II I) Norton,
Jrurrin. n,e p.pullst delegates
areu I snapp, r M MghawanJer, It
r l aid well, G W Weiuer, A A Foster,
r ranis mis, j Hihardson. A J
Zumwalt, W W Withers, A M Bweatw
e,J K Yariull, p l Ukln.
Born To Mr aud Mrs Join Wsll
who retlde near this city, Sunday
March 0. a ton.
To Sell or Trade
One snd one-hslf lots In Irving,
tore building nd stock of merchan
dise, vslue ftooo. Will exehauge for
ar it.Mpe'ty or tttH-k ranoh, or tel.
cheap for cash. Hea-or for -ning, K0
l t ) Ala.ka
J W Kirc'MRN.
RAILUOAU TALK.
A Railroad Almost Sure to Tip the
Interior Country This Year.
Hlue Mountain Eagle: At Burns
there Is considerable talk of the pro-
ecUd railroad which will sosie time
surely tap this vast section where hun
dreds of tuoutandi of bead of stock l
raited and which bus alto valuable re-
sources Id timber and fertile lands,
which with proper watering would
b:ottotu lo gigantic gardens. The lo
duttrlout pwpleof tiraot, Harney, aud
Malheur counties are confident that a
railway would make It pcnible for
hundreds of tbouaaudt of people to
make for themstlves homes Id tola
rich and healthful section.
Resolution.
University of Oregon,
Eugene Or, March SI, '0
W be rest. Tbe Ever-wise Creator hat
deemed II heat that the pangs of death
should enter the family of one of our
esteemed c lass mates, lu the death of
her beloved titter, Olive, therefore, be
It
Hf.bolved, Thst we, the members of
I he class of '03 of the U ofO rrcoguiz
lug tbe Under bonds of sisterly love
for one so kind aud loving, do hereby
tender our uit heartfelt tyn palhie
to our class mate la this the hour of
her great toirow.
IttsoLVKii, I hat we tender our
sympathies to the bereaved father and
mother, and to the brothels aud sisters
of tbe deceattd
ItE.soLVKi), That a copy ot these reso
lutions be spread upon the minutes of
our class, aud that a copy of them be
teut to the family of tbe deceased, also
t each o the dally papers.
ItORA W ATKINS,
Olive Foud,
Llla Ckaiu,
Committee.
KKUM TIIK K E. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Whkreas, It baa teemed proper to
our heave" ly Father, to take frem us
our dear Sunday school classmate, Ada
Olive Kuykendall, and to take her pure
soul to the beautiful home in
heaven; therefore be It
JUxii.vkd. That we will try to
bow In humble submission to tbe
divine w III, and recognize (be right of
our heavenly Father to take to him
self his own. While we feel most
keenly the lots ef a companion who
was always pleasant and agreeable
whose heart was warm and teuder
one to w hom we were all attached by
tbe stiong bonds of love, yet we can
sty "The will of the Lord be done."
Hksolvku,. That we will ever cher
ish the many sweet memories of her
uuseltlsh devotion and will try to
profit by emulating her beautiful life.
That w e will pray that the love of God
may dwell in the hearts of the family
and give them a gaod hops of meeting
Olive again; and lis It further
JliiSOLVM), That a copy f these
resolutions be furnished the daily pa
pars and a copy be given to the family
Committee.
Conductors Cuanuk. The
burg Key lew notes the change of St
conductors co:nt imut upou a re-dlvls
Ion of tbe Oregon Hues as follows:
"The change In the overland pat
j i.. i i ... .
wuger uivitious weni mioellect yes
terday, the traliimeu running through
from Portland to Kiddle and from
Riddle te Dunsmulr, adding 107 miles
to tbe Oregon lines and eliminating
the Shasta division. Asa eoniequenec
me regular "runs" of the tralnsmeu
re id a ery unwilled condition at
piesenU For a thus it Is probable that
Conductors Houston.Vssteh and Brady
win nave the lllddle-DunsiuuIr divlt-
iou aud Hendricks, Kean.ey aud
Tynan the Portland-Kiddle division.
Couduetor Kearney is making a few
iriptto Duutmuir while Conductor
eatch Is moving hit family south
from Portland, when be w ill Ukethe
north end run and may change from
the overland train to Uoteburg local
before loug." Hendricks, Houston
ana ferneii have bad charts of the
Koseburg local.
Castings Finishkii. Ueo N Frazer.
tbe Eugeue foundry man, has finished
all tbe cast Iron work for the tiew court
house, with the exception of the large
column to be placed at the main
entrance. He will shortly commence
on tbe wrought Iron work.
R994at,)
I Worn Out?
$ Do you come to the cW of
j theday thoroughly exhausted?
r Does this continue dav aftrr
m m m
5 day, possibly week after week? jj
Perhaps you are even too ex-
luustcd to sleep.. Thensome
K tlngr Is wrong. All these
jj tnjnjs indicate that you are
suffering from nervous ex-
haustion. Your nerves need
feedingf and your blood en-
rining.
Scott's Emulsion
s
t
J pf Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo-
I phosphites of Ume and Sod,
! contains just the rtmedia to i
meet these wants. The cod- t
l;ver oil gives the needed J
feeds the nervrs. and th k.. S
--I L-. -t . ' T
rFuwRUJiH give wem xone
ilA.U.... m
SCOTT A BOWtifL n.Li. v. v-i
MONDAY, MAUCH SI.
Mrt M Mc'Jsll Is "till quite HI.
The "beautiful" melted at ""'"
Gw H ColterefUleuada, spent t'i'-ay
n Eugene.
Aforney A It Vesitie of Portland, l
in tbe city.
Frank Porter of Sbedd, spent Sunday
in thlt city.
L O Hulln is reported quite HI with
stomach troubles.
EE Brodie went to Portland ou
today's 10.50 local.
Miss Nellie Hamptou leturued from
Qesheo this morning.
A J Sherwood mid J S.McEwen, of
Coos county, are iu the city.
Mr K F Hulchins returned to Her
homeatKaleinou today's V)M loca .
Job E Davis is at Santa Itosa, Cal
ud thinks be will locate at that place.
J H M.-Ewen. of the Coqullle City
Bulletin, gave this office a pleasant call
today.
District Attorney Yates passeu
through today euroute to Itoseburg to
attend court.
Two well kuown young people will
next week lauuch their boat ou the sea
of matrimony.
Aii.ni. Coo W Kinsev left for
Tscoma, Wssb, this morning on pro
fessional business.
It V Howard has sued S E McClure
et al, i i the Lane county circuit court
fr the ai-ui of 181.30.
Clilel of Police Jske Kaufluian, wife
aud child, of Walla Walla, are visiting
relatives in Ibis city,
Frauk Moorhead of the Times uud
Attorney O F Skipworlh, of Juuction
were In Eugeue todsy.
I L Campbell went to Portland to
day to be lu attendance uu a meet
lug of democratic editois.
Miss Kose E umettof Ilelurg, who
has ben tbe guest of Mrs AT Cock
erllue, left lor home today.
E D Poill has returned from Drain
ud will shortly commence a spring
term of school at Fall creek.
Peodletnu ft O: (irandina Munra
ofMeacham, is tbe guest of Mrs It
Lallentlneatber residence In Pendle
ton.
Mrs Anna Palmer-Perry of fan
Francisco, arrived this morning aud
Is the guest of her sister Mrs Dr W L
Cbesber.
Corvallis Times: Henry Ilolcouib
and Mist Bertha Holcomb of Lane
county, are visiting the family of their
sister, Mrs W H Franklin.
Attorney Waller McClure came over
from Seattle Saturday nlirht to be in
attend nee upon his father, A 8 Mc
('lure, w ho died this morning.
Miss Lowe, an expert trimme from
Portland, has arrived up and today
took tbe position of head trimmer iu
Miss E Saltzuian's millinery store.
Cottage tlrove Leadei: Mrs D
Awbrey left ou Tuesday's local for
Portland, where she will spend two
weeks vlsitiug with her sister, Mrs S 8
Sigel.
I 8 Coke, Jr aud A J Sherwood,
piomlneut young attorneys of Coos
c airily, were lu Eugeue over Suu'lsy
euroute to Portland to atteud the dem
ocratic state convention.
Mrs A W Haskell, accompanied by
Miss Alicia Baldwiu will leave on
Weduesdav morning's early train for
Minneapolis, Minn, where they will
visit relatives and friends.
The national Uuard,
According to a report placed btfoie
1 resideut Mckiuley, there are now
aval.able tor military duty la the
Uulted States 10,073,716 able-bodied
mee, aud of these 112,082 are already
iu tho militia, forming the nucleus of
a tremendous fighting force.
New York is far ahead so fur as tbe
slza of her Natioual Guard Is con
cerned, haviag over 13,000 officers aud
men.
Peunsylvaula is second with 8000
and Illiuols holds third place witn
6000. Other states have lorces from
800 to 5300, Oregon having ,500.
r nu.li iowa. ueo W Li . A N
. T ...
eit, L T Coats aud T M Leslie of
lows falls. Iowa, arrived iu Eueene
oaiumay. ine three youmr men
nsrieu lor Klondike, but have con.
eluded to look over the mines in Bohe
mia, Blue Klver and SooiliMm n
- virgin,,
Mr Llll and family expect to purchase
a larm litre.
Portlaud North PnclUo Rural Si trit-
"C H Branton csme up from Eugene
Wsduetday with the English suite
stallion, Royal Oak, which he 1..H
purchased from M W Davis, and as
intending to lake him to Arlington
but A 8 Gilbert, of Portland. n,,u
him a good otter and the hors u-.n
tay here. It is understood the nri.
was fllOO. Royal Oaks is a len...
and tlpa tbe scales at 1S30 pounds.
FORTUNE
A woman's hand
It it ts smooth
and white it
wvc her lun.t.
to do her ch-tnim, !.--...,
it .1 - .i ";"..." Uiln,
V... "
usim. ii.- "
xi -io v. liy don't vom
0g
GOLD
4Mung ruwdcr?
THE . K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
Chicago. Bt Loul
"""" I
Junction City :
MAN l'FA "J'UUKKS OF THE
"WHITE ROSE"
GUARANTEED
The most popular Hour
leading grocers.
TURKS vs GREEKS.
1 want to say that I am not so much Interested lo the welfare
of tbe Greeks and Turks as I am in the matter of Informing tbe
people of this vicinity thut I have added a line of
BOOTS AN DISHOES, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS-
Ladles and Gents Straw Hats,
Hossiery,
Thread,
Needles and Fins,
Notions. Etc.,
Which are marked at prices that mak sa Is
Call and be convinced that this Is not idl talk
H icrst rrirM pf ce paid fcr prcduc-
W.W.GHE8SIUH,-
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
CALL AT . THE
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE,
If you wish to nee the finest
display of Holiday and Christmas
15ook? ever brought to Eugene.
Entire stock just received
direct from Chicago.
H. G. MILLER, Proprietor.
iwm
. rvl
9 VI
,n-i, vrir.'i
YSjCUI Hunt I
kurBnleinliua( nc,'rt'r.(lr lIKNILi;-oN x
ilotfs Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
ntrvous pros
tration and
.11
IB a au ucrvuuj
gVSSr;:"v- sascs ol the
iii Generative or-
lILtUllb AND AULK Lbl.NG. p,n, .( .Jll-er
sex, such as Nervous Prostration, Failine or
ivunnooo, impotency, iNightly nmis
sions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, ex
cessive us of Tobacco or Opium, which
;cad to Consumption and Insanity. $J.0C
box by mail i 6 boxes for $5.00.
Hons CHEMICAL CO., Prop's, Cleveland. Ohla
For sale by Wilklns I.inn.
BUfSlXE.S tHANtiKS.
A Jii'W Ti un arc Btore to Bo otRrtnl
and a ?liuriuacy Clintigis Uunds.
Dallj Uuiml, March 22
Messrs J F rs'urr aud Louis Aya have
leased tbe building now occupied by
luebulem Woolen Mill store aud ou
April 1, will start a store I be princliml
stuck of which will be tinware. Thvy
will maki a specialty of -jlumuiug.
Both gentlemen have resided in Eu
feue for years, have n full and com
plete knowledge tf Mio business into
which they will enter aud will bo as
sured a cordial reception luto the busi
uess life of the city.
Papers were duly drawn up todav
transferring the interest of L E Wal
ton in tho Comer Drug Store to Dr R L
v. llloughby, H A Viucent, the senior
j-anuir reiaiuicg Ii is interest. The
change will take ellect tomorrow. Mr
Walton has e-ijoyed tho confidence i.f
me public during bis rcbideace ber
and the bett wl.bt's of all will no with
mm. I he pharmacy will continue to
uoiu me ravorof the public under the
new ntauag.-nit.nt, (he personnel of the
new nrtu I elng . uuh as to iiixuie cour-
eausireaimentaud accurate m...,t.
log of drug..
Salem Journal: WfTFuTk return. i
y sterday from Eugene, where be had
w.-ru aueuuiug a family reunion. He
was accompanied on bis rt
father A 11 F,,lc. ini. 1 .
''"""''"""I'Hi.lihesumiiHr at i,t.
lllMlli liull.t.
tells the tale I
slm... i, .
snows she us
that she uses
'.-"X3 ucr to
i; a --.3 3si 7 i
Dusrass
" w-'a.lV,
shrunken,
Oldswnan.l ' .. .'."'
r. ""'eo and si
-. . ""uuiuauon.
OUadalnhl.
Milling Company,
BEST QUALITY,
in the market
Sold
by .u
Springfield, Oregon.
V, uUi. fttiiu , i.Mt VUallty. NlgbUylay
a a, li;i'.i;MK'y niul nftlii" dlpawactair
r "ri r t n n ("ri-mre or m ninf rT,"ii"K((. nWM.II
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hVN;:;;.n J iy CMH'UN & i)uLAMJ,inia
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Fur eule y Wilklns & LIdd.
FOR
TGBBAGO,
CIGARS, '
CANDY.
GO TO..
Julie, (JoId5miH)'s
Look Here parmersl
your
Skins to our tanner).
For all No.1 green hides will
pay you 4 to 4 ceo is a pound;
for I.o 1 dry hides 10 cents I
pound: For No 2 according to
quality, 4 to 8 cents.
Now don't forget these pr'ea
are paid In CASH at
Tbt Wlllimette Ttnmrjr.
Hine3&C
Dr.WllllamK'lBiIWlJ
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olluya tbt Itculuirttonw-'J
lief. Dr. Wllllam-i lniliiinPil
mnnt lanri-narml fnr PilPSHHH"
In of the privato purta. -vtt
tr Ipt of prl.-f. AO cent! and I.M. , W It W
MANUFACTURING CO.. Toj. t'levtland.
For sale by Wilklns & Lino.
IClIfYou can
tIL libecurea
If yon tuffer from nr of
111 of men. com lo ihol
Speciali.1 on the lUcinc W
DR. JORDAN A CO.. ,
nnv twtrn inj niM''F
from the ertect, of youthful imi.- rci.
in nuinrer yearj. Nen-ran " ' 1 JV-j
blllir.lntp..l-Br.T l.o.l """'.'"T
in all itt ompl.rationj; Upermnlornijrj
ruialrrl.rn, j.nri I 'TT ,
i rponriifr at t'rlu-ilnir.
coml.ikvion of remedies, of crcui nir-ii'-'T"
er. the l)oct. luu , arrange.! hi, ti'lJ
Out it will not onlr til ni ireme-ii-.te ft'' "
pentunent cure. I he Doctor ii-- ' ' ,- j,
perform mimrlM. hoi i. vell.known t 1 1
nd sqiure I'hyiirian and Sure" "- r"-"""
in h,,wciaity,eaBrH 0r ,',,;;.ih
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j-wiii without n.lug Herfurj. ,
Celve our miMm ol ln" i"l' .;' IfrM
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Jry etu ve Mwttrtatt, or ""' v
Thoannnd Pollnr . , .
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lent perjonallr or by ktler. Sen-l ' '"'V I
1'iiiisi.ophy or jin -
ra. (A valualil book for men.) I
TtiT dr. joaoti'S 1
GrOflt Mnaonni nf AiHttoniJf
th hneit and UrReit Munumof n "-."l?,
orld. Come and learn h. w wononl- -"J"
are made; how to aroiJ M-line-" '"' d '
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