Kugene City Guard;
BANJRDAY HA I II
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The business department of
the WEEKLY GUARD is caused
considerable trouble by corre
.... oHHrma the nro
nrintnrs neisonallv. Address all
letters referring to the newspa
per or business connected there
with to THE GUARD,
Eugene, Oregon.
To Correspondent.
The Wkkki.V Ol'AKD goes to prSM
early Friday moraines. I insure i be
Insertion of corie-pondcnoc It should
react) ui not laU-r than Thursday
morning.
Correspondence! which roaches M
ofllee hi-.- I hursdit.v uii'l on IndsJ and
Haturday, unless luiiMirlant, will nut
i pimittttii It woald be old when
the icr went to press a week after
ward, and making allowance for (be
several days time retlrel t leaeli
aubM-riiK-rn throughout the country
would 1m stala and of utile Interest
when the papM WSS reel iveil.
CorretpniiilentH should mail their
contributions 10 reach u Tossdaj sod
Wednesday, ami early TbOfsdajT.
Later than Thursday tiny may not
be ued.
TAKIKK HKUTKCTKU Tatl BTH
Aarieuiturnl Pndaeti do DoWB
Trusts Aiivsnre PflOM Of Mun
D factors.
Tho Springfield, Mshm, EUpobli-
can msken comparison between
price of agricultural products ami
those of manufacture ami ennuis I
note of warning. It says:
"UradHtreet'H tallies of American
prices show Unit uiokI of the cotn
rnotlitioB which have lately fallen
In prion wt bum prod acta, white
we find that more, than one-half 01
those commodities which have in
creased in price arc controlled by,
or have been panning into, the con
trol of trusts. Both the I. indo I
and the New York tnblm show that
whilo agricultural prtoM OW ti ngl
ing downward, the prloM of manu
factured products aro tending up
ward. The farmers cannot organ
ize a trust. There arc too many
of them.
"They huld the hoi end of the
Kker in this business. The trunts
are calculated to catch them both
a -coming and a-going, like the
darkey's coon trap. The llouring
mill trust, for sum pit, SO far as it
provides ouly a single market for
tho farmer's win at, will compel
him to sell at a lower price and
buy his Hour at a higher price.
The fanners will buy ol the com
bination ol agricultural machinery
manufacturers at prion nann d by
the monopoly, and will sell their
own produotsat prices fixed by the
competition of 1 ,000,000 or more of
producers in that particular line,
and in a market where the Iiuu m
are often banded together and able
to dictate terms. Monopoly finds
a double advantage when dealing
with a competitive market. O.ion
competition all ariund was severe
on the sugar producer. Bui the
ellect upon him of a combination of
refiners has been absolutely crush
ing. It indirectly brought on the
Cuban war.
"The agricultural classes cannot
but view the spread of monopoly
in mining and mamilacUiriug and
transportation with the graven! ap
prehensions. It seems to be im
possiblu that they can elV.ctivily
organize by .way of proieetion or
retaliation. The mint innm Ij en
tain to Btir American politics in the
depths, and a tarill which protOOtl
trusts, but cannot possibly protect
the farmer in his staple lines of
production, will not pass without
question."
KLUM'i K I DOU DUN i Mi
From Atlin City correspondence
in Salem Journal
"They say a mule driver
holds the medal for swearing.
If that it so, it is time he
was banding it over to a dog
team driver. I'll bet a mule driver
would blush if he should hear some
ol these dog drivers swear.
"The French Canadian dog
drivers, iu urging on their dogs use
the French word 'Marche' which
has been taken up by the American
and Siwash dog drivers and chang
ed lo 'Mush.' You hear 'mush'
mush on!' from morning till night.
The word 'mush' is of course al
ways followed ly a few gentle
words that were not borrowed from
the French Canadian and that
would not look very well in print.'
when t collection of this year in
Lane and Marion counties are
compared.
The Salem Journal ol May 10th
says only aboot 40,000 of" the Hsr-
ion county taxes of 8980Otof a
total ol 2iy,000, paid in. At the
sarnedate Sheriff Withers of Lent
county had collected llH,000on a
roll o!T'0,800. Jui iiflerence.
And Mario, in one of the beet and
richest c iunlies of the s ate. This
comparison is very comiilimen'ury
to our ofliculs and people.
IOMI HAKCAH.M
IMhssi Msfsstv
Tb editor Ol the Klamath Falls
Bepub'.ican has discovered that a
high protective tan IT acts as a check
upon trusts if they uttoinpt to in
OftWJ prion too much. Shouldn't
he l sent to congress or elsewhere?
Such perspicacity deserves recognition.
Tho sliding mountain that for
years caused the O B A- X Co so
BBOOb trouble and exponse at the
Cascades of the Columbia has ceased
1 1 slide. A section of the mountain,
about a mile at the base, moved
downward into the Columbia river
from one to four feet a year, ausing
the railroad company . reat expense
and aunoyence in keeping their
track in line. Ilulkheadn and walls
wore built to re-trai i the sliding
mountain, hut without the least
tffsot, The mountain, rocks, trotg,
and all still silently crept into the
a- . ! I 1
river, Lust summer rawroau engi- i
neers concluded that two lakes,
without outlet', on the mountain
dIkiii.i llwi Ii i, !, urn rcsiiinirilhlc
for the earth and rock movement.
The lak-B were drained, and the
mountain side has BOMed to IBOVO,
Albany Herald: Oregon's young,
but thriving mitguz ne, Tho l'ic'lie
Monthly, has just completed its
fimt volume, mid has made an en
viable record. Krom the first to ita
sixth issue the improvement has
POM steady and substantial. The
articles have all been crisp and
timely, with a freshness and vigor
about the get up that wins it
friends at once. The May number
contains a striking article on "Tho
Future of Music in America," by
John Philip Sotisa, the great march
king, two short and interesting
stories ol early life in Oregon, be
sides much other well selected mat
ter. The departments are well
kept up, n nd alone make the maga
zine distinctive and a credit to our
stats. It the Pacific Monthly keeps
up the pace it has set we predict
for it a nniqOJ place among period
ical literature, and one of national
importance.
P fl r Ml ULUMIl '
Utit wwii . i -".it
tlii. 'rilieal pen 1 of
iii.iilii-ilin mI ur il nrl
null v nil .i - " "'
mead and (art basiaf
lot the mill-
IrM band hi
seta ti"uM
-ui '. lie ia
away SS)4 knWS
I In tSCtSSt
" little darling
j tin. On ill -i lint
no woman alio
- fuiiiii. !n m i
t v i uif jHiwe-r oi i ir.
PI iPavoriti P
iolion le-i d (' 1
on- in-' it's iniKiviiiif hIkhiI litlitr lir
M : . i roapesdvs little one.
-, .. : iteaa " Pri KriptlOM " will Ktv.-
her tsaetly ItM kind of hcalthr vitality
hi BU1 . iel at the .itnc aatdl N
mi. It will give i'lHtic enlur;inr
till i tilirr .J. In-Ill- l.t(('ltlini jllVI.lv '1 ill
tit- !l rhood. It will make the Dominf if
bait) ibnolutlv frrf from ln(i r Sad nearly
fri Frost pais.
II will WSVIS Hie haby' utalt ill III- Of
impiiiting, tlirouifli lt inflin nee ujimi lie-
mother, that atorav lanurttk Haof wbkIi
(taddena awthari Mawt It i Um obIj
midirlne whiih CM In- ini.linllv Mllfld
nt...n f.ii llii- .nt!-or ; ami thl "till " m
lily f)reiily deviieiied by n i-'lnrali d, I
t.nii need phrtii las to pnvs perfect heatth
nnd Itreflfth to Ihe delieate. IS rial aifSaV
i.iiii of women.
Mr Iia Sli KaniK-y. l Willi aSBVOaltaUHl Cqv
S. C.willc: "I Isivc Ik ii Sang ym m "li
. i-i. . I .r s. in,- tilin- mill itn ll ippy lo o lll-il
i,,. , kat done nil Hint ymi c' nm lr them. I
tlinik ih'V have m, i-i,..., I (u lln- wiiftd. I wmiM
mlvlM nil wnmcn while In a dilii.-i1' Male
to ue nr. I'H-rce'a Pavi4te PfMcrlpthw H
iaiiaii as Its tlaaa at WtlS and aukas the inin
aaaiar. My wife the nnsher 1 1 fire ehlldri n
nnd lie "iifT'-rcd alni'Mt dralh la III" bmh of
IkfSI iinlll Oil lat one; the UflM of birth w:il
hoil. in II. 'it 'iv li .m 111' uwrol In l inn
Favorilr I'rrM riilion..'
Dr. 1'ii-rei ' Common S-ne Mi diral Ad
vlner lined to m-H for i )0, now it in free.
It lella all iilxnit the hOBSC treatment of
ordinary ditrane. Several chaptern are
devoted to the liseaeH of women. For a
paper ei, vi red ropy ttttd Jl one. cent
ataiiip". to rover cont of mailing only, to
the WOlid'l MaSMaSTf Medical Aaaocia
tion, lluir.ilo. N V.i Cloth blodtof, ti
atamp. " Favorltfl PrracriptioS) M rim be
obtained in my Kood nwdidas atuir.
IftJ I
lt ii in .1 i- nsklni prspars
tioua for a trip to Cslltornls.
Tho flwaot ssbool Is movlnt oo
i.lcely now. Mrs Martha tiuiley Is I
the suM-rinteii(lent.
'i'liat dull looking, carnlvswos iUHd
rsptd, known km tbs oojroU, Is illi
fondling A M (jriflln's laiubs.
BdgMr JoIubsoo sbot and sroaodsd I
!ni"if!,Bck bear i rda, but bavlug
no dogs to follow tin iruil it got awuy.
J A BriMtoflhs Trenl Mill Oo, bos
had a fori - of m-u putting l whitf
ileina preparatory to il .ihIihk Ins log"
down to the mill.
(Sunday w u One d iv snd inuny
farmers Mrs were llxing toput in OMn,
i. ui ..la- this morning the ml i Imi
put a damper on a koihI prospect.
Tho young lodlts aud gsntlsinoo "f
thin vlclniiy met at the Lome of Jame
Hrrivner for Hinging prSOtlCS Kunday.
This Is very eomin-i.'lal'l.- -pleae con
tinue. I) CMathewH red Ived S IsttST from
bis ttaajrbttf Bliss, lUtlng tbst sbs
would be hmMsoon d i visit. "1M
family bid imt heard from her for
wveral year.
Joel Addington i- msVIng prspsra
lions to plant sever nl acrss of beati".
TliU is a- ii (hoald be, grow more tbaii
Is Dssdtri for borne uv and you v. ill
have mm. thing o ell to him who
miik. - Ins money in -nine other oeeu
pOtWD. ZlOM
Xotliea uB.lr tlii- l- a-l n-t I ''i'.-,
Hdm, 60 otoU per week; SI M a axnth; 91-e-r
year.
For Sale.
FUR HALE. 1M) seres ilunr ia l
, . u MeK' i lis river. Ji Bilk ftl
Kugene. AdditM, J B HA LB, fan
J se, Calif. A H FlSK, Kugene. Or.
LUM BEIC FOH 8ALK -A lre
imoai t "f a" kinds of MoKsbsJs
river lumber for sale si l-w priOSS.
( all M or sddrSH Win Nay lor,
Coburg, lor terms ami further par
ticulars. FOR BALE OB TRADE A good
top bujrgy, In Urst-clafs order will
trade for .'i-inch wagon. CL Han
Franklin, Or.
5PWNG and
SUMMER
Help Wanted
MAN WANTED Al the O.buru
ranob, Spencer Butte dairy, "i miles
HMth of i;ueue. Must lie a ol
milker. W'Bues 90 and found, w ith
I a cress hi rmbt man. i'iiam V
Bl ION.
"It is a good thing for Alger's
ohauces for senator that the lection
is not by popular rot"-Or0g0DiaD,
Prwidont Mclviuley keeps Al'ir
ill his cabinet, and he will have to
milnuit hit chances to the "popular
vote." In this case, about next
election, the people may conclude
tint the old proverb should be re
versed and made to read "like man,
like master." In any event President
Mckinley will he held lesponsible
for Alger s acts; end his retention
in the cabinet, even temporarily .in
dicates the determination to enter
the coining campaign wilii the
Alger millstone about his neck.
TAX OLLKOTIOMa
Thui far 1 IU 000 Hivt Bssn Col
lOOtOd Ihe MierllT.
BhSfiff Withers informs us that
hlSS have been rolling In at a rapid
rate. The following Is a brief state
Moil
Total on rolls 1180,800
Collected, at tlila dale 11S.IH.SJ
Balance t 18,800
This uliow that the DSOprS pay taxiw
promptly.
S iV'ijtTS
PILLS
L0UE1 i,l K K BUBINBttS,
Ths U K.i finSSN Want U'ck lie
llfOMd st KUgem .
The Mwwlng sdrsftlssnisnt woold
Indicate that the I' H Knglneers of
Portland Intended doing some work on
the upper rlv r this month:
0 H Fmunrrhs Offick,
POETLAMD. Or.
Healed proposals for fUmlshlDg and
delivering :lo etible yarils more or les
of roeU, In plSOaS weiiihlng from 6ll to
Iftu poonda savoh) at points oo the wu-
IsUMtli river at or near Kugene. Ore
von, as uiav In' olreetiil, will be re
OSlVSd at thi- i. Mice until I p in on May
U, is! Kr, mid then publicly opened.
Blank rormsand all available Informa
tion will be furni'heil on application.
W L PUMt,
tsjor, Corps of Kuglueers, U H A."
The QOAUl trasIS that the same
will he done lit once ho hs to keep the
SteWinboat Kugene running here a long
as poh-ihlr.
-
Rdoorala Hems.
, May 0, 1K09.
Mbal JSM Mitchell Is on the nick list.
Win Hmilh, of Natron, was lu this
neighborhood Tuesday.
Uncle John Shelley will soon la-gin
Ihe Notion of a large barn.
Milton Cornelius and Pbnosl Ibury.
who have been very ill, are now con
valescent. Miss Tear I Bridges In staylm. tempo
rarlly with the family of Mr Hamilton
in QoshSQi
Howard Baugbmsn Is having con-
si lerable Hlashliig. done on die north
aud OMl of his larui
Mrs BttO llatighman and SOB of
Monmouth visited relatives here for
hc erul days luxl week
Some of our most energetic farmers
have not Anlsbsd IhMr spring seeding,
the ground having been so wet it was
Impositlble to work tl.
Itev Miller, of Pleasant lllll. receii.ly
moved Into the vacant UOUM on the
Stoopi farni. M V IteSSS, nine of
Pleasant lllll, moved with his family
Into the Deri Matthews residence.
Pom as.
His l.fe Was saved.
Mr J B Lily, a prominent cll'cn of
Hannibal, Mo, lately had a womb i till
deliverance ffSBB a Ml hitul death. Ill
telling of It he says: "1 was taken with
lyphold Kever, that ran Into Pneu
monia. Mjf longs bsosMs hardsnsd, I
waaso cak I couldn't even II up lu
bsd Not hlug In Ipsd me I expected
to noon die of Consumption when I
beard of lr King's New lo-covery.
One Imtlle g ive treat lelief. I con
Hulled to use II, and now am Well and
strong. I can't say too much In its
prates." rhlS marvellous medicine Is
the surest and ipilcki Ht cure in the
world tor all Throat and LUOI UPOtlbls.
Itegular sire 80 orals and 81.00 Trial
Imi lies free at Wllllnsd I. Inn's Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
June Ui uis.
bECBstf OK THK Mi CKS KIT,
1'IA.NO.
Perfection of fi lld) RMChsd ThfOggl
li ars of uontlnood ojprofsojoot,
Tbelieaullful.bridgeof shapely levers,
Hie action, the rerult ol generBtloi s of
siudv now pi -Heeled, embodies in lis
ijulckn--- 1. 1 response, the speaking
qoollttes i the Instrumsnl and its
range of expression.
All the materials OOOstltOtlOg the
Kimball piano are th Is-xt aud are
manufactured in Hie Kin. bull fintoilt-H
by the highest grade of labor aud tin
der strieiest -uperv Islon from the llrst
to the final delicate detail. They ure
I so eoli-trueted. Illiibhed and regulated
as to produce ii pliant, easy resHiieive
touch, oomblnsd with unerring pre
i islon and great powers of repetition.
Thsss elegant instruments are sold
! by K A Baoklii, on easy terms to suit
the parobaser.
Notiiv..
I t lOIJin, Oregon. May 8, 'W.
Notice is hereby given that all a-t-sotis
claiming the reward of frUO.UU or
any par' thereof, for the arrest and
conviction of Claude lirnnton, for the
minder of Juliu A I. Inn. to appear at
the County Court, room in the coiirt
I ou-e, on Wednesday, the 17th day of
May, 1880, at lu o'clock a. in, With
their prooito support such olsim, lly
order of (lie county court of Lane coun
ty. Oregon.
K. I . LU, Clerk.
W. :. T. U. toiiveutmu.
Tho annual BOOVSOtlon of the I.ane
County Woman's Christian rsmpsr
anoi i Dion will meol In OoitagsOroTs
May IT, at 840 p. m . and continue In
session until Ihs IDtb, a. in. The con
vention will be OompOSSd of tho 0000
ty olllcers and supeiinlendeiits of de
partments, presidents of local Uuions
nnd three delegates from each local
Colon. Any Woman may Income h
member by signing lbs pledge and pa -lug
:i5 cents into the tieasury.
BUSABnTfl V. WlLOOMi President.
Snine of the result ol iirgiei teil ilyss'ptlc
i-MiiditioiiH of tin- Itunaoh are SaSSSfj con
ftiinptioii, heart IU. .i " Bad BJpUessy, Kisloll
Dyipepaia 'Jure po n intt ill tins by egeot1
iiik! a ipiick nm- n. ill cases of dyspepsia.
invent and 0a Corner Dnuj Store.
Ax BlI.I.V. Note the large price list
ad of Ax Billy In this issue. He
makes special pi in- In all depart
incuts. Cut the list cut and preserve
II.
Miscellaneous.
WOOD i HOi'l'KliS WANTKD To
rat fir at 78 snd 80 cents per eord.
I lash bull of each month. Apply to
(' A Miller, Ore;;on City, Oregon.
1 iej I r. A V NOTICE.-Strajed from tbe
farm of H 8 Htephens, lu Spencer
precinct recently I One I year old red
bull, maikeil with swallow fork, un
derlet lu right ear, left ear cropped;
I other cattle. '2 year olds, marked
likewise. Anyone sending their
where abonte to B B Stephana, Orov
pi -toflici., Lane county, iregou, w ill
be liberally rewarded.
80 DOZEN BICRENB Wanted at
once. Will pay cash for MOM
Km. a McMahon, Houth Willamette
Htreet.
Novelties
In Parasols, Fancy Belts.
Buckles, Children's Caps.
Shirt Waists, Silk Waists,
Silk Petticoats.
New Styles
Just Arrived.
WANTED Bseond hand boosobold
goods. Iniiiire one door west o
Kane's Hall, Kighth strii-t, BogeOS,
Oregon.
WANTKD.- A sroond baud horse
powsr, PelUtn make, nqolrs or
address C Coleord, Creswell, Oregon.
HAY FOR BALE. A lot of nice uu.
billed cheat liay. l.e iveoiiler.-. with
DrJi'tlruy or C Wldmer. Tlivy
will also give price-.
stand by Bogeic Merehsnti.
Tlie QUABn is a Kugene paper.
Here it lives, moves nnd earns its
bread Sod buiter. ft would OOl PtftUS
an sdTSi Uscmsnt for a Portland firm
hut it does not solicit such and it be
lieves in upholding the dealer. An
exchange well says: bland by your
home merchant. He Is the man Who
helps to pay for the t-treets on w hich
you wulk,.for the school in wbtob your
children arc educated; helps to keep up
the church in which you worship; I e
is the man wlio built a home which
enchauces the value of your properly ;
every sub-cription apcr Ilia! is passed
has his name on it; he is the man who
cannot allord to swindle you, self-Interest
if inching el- e would prevent it;
he bears his share of the city govern
ment; stands right by you in sunshine
and in darkiie-s, and davs of prosperity
affd adversity. These are hut a few
reasons why your patronage should be
given to the home merchant!1.
STOIJGHTON .
WAGONS.
First carload arrived April 4th
STRONGEST,
MOST DURABLE,
BEST WAGON ON THE MARKET.
Griffin Hardware Ct,
Euqene, Oregon
f Stunning Team..
Should be lltted mil with a -tuilDirm
of Imruesi. richly trimmed, wt'llmk!,
Hint coiistriicieil of the very li.-it nu
rltla. Vim will llnd Itat sll tlineilnm J
superior slock of up-to-date hanitxi.
well ts nil kind-in none goods, udda
wi 1 1 . - ii : . i nunc ;i.e.ry.
PRESTON & HALE
'bin .Lu -iuri-r- of Ilsriieis and I
also dealers lu Paints, UU and Wt
t'Uitiiin Bark n anted.
I want tHty ton- of obltllm baik for
which I will pay the high st market
price lu cash. Remember the place.
V S.VNDKKS.
lost
May '.' ''''.
a valuable horse a
TAX tOl.KKt TlO.Nf A I HOMh AM'
AHKUAU
Lane county, and her etlicienl tax
onllector and eberilT, Mr Withers,
land forth iu excellent light
ii.ti. ..-. i mi tlrufguW.
Kmp tour fiy
If Tu tlftts ttrtf lrvti . jrx.ur rue
loii (ltd- , .'U lu. WU l Un.0
Apjrr's sirsapdrllli
! 1 1 WUI IrniilM all lKIHirltiM.
i:ia! vi i . . . .. .nun . i i,Ltf in mr
bbvm i I will uriwtly imiytbtu
) I . . i. tn.-
Il l vrit CO. I .well.
H S Tiltou
lew days ago.
John I'.rker Is culling saw logs for!
1) t' Mathews.
Asa Tiltou ts c.trrylug the mall from
tills place to )ext,.r.
Mrs I'arr w ho has la-en vcr, ill with!
the measles Is iui roving.
Miss l.ldia Vaughn is slaving with
the family of D 0 .Malhcw-.
School Is progressing nicely with
Miss Carrie It ridges as teacher.
Mrs i: 1 Williams is visiting with
her daughter Mrs A H Mathews.
Harry Hln lly was In cur vicinity on
a business trip one day last k.
Mies Or Williams Tattled w ith hot
sister at th Is pttOJ one day last wrk.
Albert Hlggii.s returned home Iroui
the logglug camp with a very sore
foot.
riioiuas (iosssge has teeu visiting
with friends at this place the past
week.
air John tiulley drove Ulte a num
ber of cattle to his mountain ranch
last week.
I'U Trent mill compauy is working
lu their Ibsxi dam to tun Hie logs
down for summer work.
K and 1. '
3 t nr l oads
of Halo wagoi II sold In I life OS last
year -no better proof can ba vlvan nf
quality. It is ti e beet wagon balls,
r I. t'liambers Im- il,, m.
SALKS UK SHKKP.
Missouri Hnycis lake tl 000 Held at
auu lope.
Am ki.oi-k, Or, May 10 1' H Mc
Orssr ami .1 D MoAndle, buysrs lor a
J Nolan A (Jo., Of Kansas City, Mo,
have bOUahl alout (1,000 ibSSf) this
o I .io prtecs paid ue r.' for
yearlings, f J.oO for 2-year- tide, and j 2
lor on e.ics. l'liese price- arc very sat
Isfaetory to sheepmen. These sheep
irt ill hooght In Wasco and Crook
couutbs i he total number of sheep
bought in this locality is more thau
10,000 head.
Sv no Women
Doubt
Many women think, j
the bearing of chil-
Jrcn is a BSCeSSSJ TJf
period of crcut piitt snd distress. They
doubt whether snv medicine can relieve
ihcir su fertSjga, Well may they hesitate
about t..;. ; ;'.ios Injurious internal
mixtures so widely sold. Hut they mtv
place Implicit faith in j j j jt
MOTHER'S FRlh'ND
wblck Ii s sefMOhb, relixing nl sooth
ing Hoimt : t f-r evtemsl use. Doubting
women shOOM pet bottle it the drug
stars for $1, .1 test it. There is no
,vss.-. Il'.t .f its doing barm, snl there is
every '. -e :ooJ of its savin; th.-m msny
h uirs ol r .in. f j . i jt jt
l D RKOUTOI CO.
AiLANTA. liA.
K raaleby DELANO
A .Narrow Rseope,
Tbsukfbl words written by .Mrs Ada
B Hart, of tircton, 8 I. "Wal taken
wilh a had cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set iu and Dually termi
nated in Consumption, four doctors
gave n e up, saying I could live but a
shori lime. I gave myself up to my
savhr. determined If I oould not stay
with my friends nil earth, I would
meet my absent ones above. My hus
band was advised to get Dr King's
New Di-coverv for Consuitii tion.
Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, I
took in all eight bottle-. It has cured
me. ami thank Cod. I am saved and
now a Well aud healths woman."
Trial bottles free at Wllkfns dk Linn's
Drug Store.
I! gular si.c B0C and 1, Qoorontetd
or price refunded.
Died
Another one of the noble pioneer
women ol Diegoii oassed awav v -tcr
day afternoon at 4;50 o'clock at htr
home about four miles north of Kugene,
MrsKX I'alef, aged about 5"i years,
after an illness of seven wteks. Her
sickutss began from a small scratch on
one Of h lingers, which afterwords
developed Into blood poison, and re
sulted fatally, .she came to Oregon
When a i bIM of seven years with her
parents, the late Mr aud Mrs Mahlou
H Harlow. When she came to
womanhood she married the late K N
Calef.who died in February, lbi'l.
She leaves twelve sons and daughters: !
Charles, of m nsoulasod Mahlon.wbo
is now at Manila, a member or Comp
any C, Oregon Volunteers, and c H
Muitha Otis Mini, Ira, Ada Armitage.
Hainan, Ida and Olive, of I.ane county.
I lie funeral w ill OOOOr from her late
restdenoa tomorrow nftemoon at 10
o'clock to the Cillespie ccmctry.
N'.ni Sdsht as well when you buy a hat! Save
at least '-' Per cent by ettilitf sopeiior ipuility,
lieeiiiiiiug s)iaH-s iitul latest styles fur what you
would nav fur an interior HAT elsewhere,
W. 1 ;ive III- .till' I Itest -tvles of ItlCYCI.K
CATS, MH.lTAIiV I APS, K.'l't '. Our
stock of SHIRT8 ..f 11 MndsaM ftyles, from
SBe np, ure the Wst. We have also tiie best
line of brushes of "II kinds in the valley, ami
don't y.m forget ill We can suit anyone s
teste and nir,e. And ou know we have
everything usually found in a first-class He
part inept Store. Foe further information
AX BILLY:
now is toumwivii
11 . l t her lieauty' If so, constipation '
itulir-i-ti it-., sick liea lsche are the praSSSja
Karl's t'lover tfikSt Tea ha cure,)
laeei QU I t half a i-entury. l'rie- -J eta and
M eta, Money refunded if result are not
Wttstaetoey, For sale at WfMss anu 1 in u
I 'niintUt.
U 0
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartiflciallydigcststhcfoodandalds
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It isthe latest discovered digest
ant ami tonic No other preparation
nan approach It In efficiency, it in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Smir Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, C,astralgia,Cramps,and
all ot her results of imperfect digestion
Prepared by E. C DcWitt A Co.. Chicago.
V1KCENT & CO-. Corner Drug Store.
Blamlll I I Hano manhood
Cures Impotcncy.Nirrut Emissions and
wasting diseases, all elTccts of self.
abuse, or excess and India
A iici-c tonic ami
Wood builder. Brings the
pink glow to jiale checks and
restores Hie flro cf youth J
By mail IJOcner box! Itlmvpa I
.;; with v written ... i i n.
tco to euro refund the mouey.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton i Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU
1" ' -ale W I. I'll. in ., lrtVgit, Eugene. Or
If Qasaffarfrea tende-nesa or fullness on
M ,J dM 'Older shotilder blaJe,
ill 'u i1'' l lh' , '" dahkssdeaii and
f dud. keare u I teem wee liver i. torpid
sad aoatnUit I v u ufi Little la.lv liiin.
ille.,re MS , r..,,.tly. ,.WM.tly 'nd ,H,r
m.wntly l.v reunoinc tha contf--'. .n and
eau-lng the Idle duct. t ,Kn ...1 .1 naC
cZX ,,,lu- Vi-.
fori !.
in tin normal school.
... . . . . ... i ... ru nf tS
l oday, May 11, tne in"""" -stale
hoard of educatiou, Gov TTOat
. ..... a i n.mhar IS
BMH urv (il e-tttte r i -
' ... . . .n I
State Suj't J H ACReruiB",
Uruiu orgaulzing the new Mrt
regents of tbe Drain Normal
Tha nan hoard consists of the a
. . i. till. in II
ioi' niiiiii it cent eilieli. m uu" .
laril oltfl
the members oi toesuiw
cation: ,
Hen D Boewell, BosWSl SP"
Joseph Lyons, Drain. A M 'r1
Roaebnrg, Itohert Veateb, cam
Grovp.ll A Booth. Urantt WM
Wm Knyi endall, Kugene. w
SOP Vunculla and J 1' Bridge, V
NoUnre, No Fay-
.. i4
That is the way all drumlftl
Taateleas Chill Tonic for Chill,
Hilliousnees. It is aa pwaaw -LeBMO
Syrup, ."a) cent.
.il . i k Kv lain ridSl
nettofthe Becnud judicial J'itn A
SOI Monday, Mny 2, for Uis J
Of Mngers, the Poll-, couuty u"1!
who was convicted of murder i "1
tlrst degree ou the liret trial.
Kor Sale.
puradj
, ll- Liv"
few choice young i""1"',.-
Herefords. Call on or sfloJ
aud HerefordB
Amos Wilkin-
ivburf-
MEAT MARKET
MeCurnaek A lteiinett. l'rii.
DEALERS IN
Beel. Mutton, Pork. Veal, Ham. Bacan,
Lard, Fresh and Smoked Siusages.
Ninth Street, Kugeae. lrvgon.
lonng not hem
Chsan i the temw , f thousand at young
mother leaue it outbreak i m - '
ami fre.inntly f.tal Shiloh'. Cough and
! ; .umrti..n Cor. act. like magic !. of
r " '-n Known t" faiL The ;
eaae relieve.) io.me.liately. Price 25
ta, raj eU and 1.U0. Sold by WUkioa Un ! j
Koley Springs Wt
Stages from Kugene to ' '
aud way ointe, leave hugeur
; a ... rloilu in (late ( reek
Through trips to
Mondavjra, Wetinewiajs. jm
i-eturning on alternate ,8.rdi Tw
nn-aleal Kugene reed au
and Willamette streets
Divinity School Ai 'v"
The studeutsnf the i" ""'M:
h o
will preach as follows
Central (Albany i
BroansTille
Ilalsey