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Wornia Convulsions, fever ish-
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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ixact cosr or vtA-exa.
The
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You Have
Always Bought.
CASTORIA
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HUUTH
MINES.
4FBI0AI
lllack labor ii to be bad in any
quantity, ander proper conditioui,
and the beat of it ii ezoellent in
quality, says John Hays Ham
mond in the Engineering Magazin
for January. The trouble ia that
oonditiom hare been to bad that
none but the loweat element of the
Macks would submit to working in
the Transvaal, and even theae
hardly at all ezoept under pressure
of absolute neosesity. Abuse, ex
tortion, enforoed labor on the farms
without pay, trlokery, robbery of
their accumulated earnings by
Boers these have net attracted
the negro to the South African He
public.
No doubt the regulation oi politl
cal conditions as between the two
raoes is a difficult one, but the Boer
of the Transvaal baa not even ap
proached it. Oppression of the
blaoka has mined the labor auiiply
ol the Witwaterarand, and the least
Ixuieflt of a good, honest, and just
government will be the ameliora
tion of conditions in this respect.
A "hut tax," by whioh the negro is
made to supply some share of the
support of the government, and in
return for which he receives protec
tion of law, seems to be one of the
most successful methods of raising
the standing and increasing the re
sponsibility of the native
n -
A HAKD-IiUl'K BTOUY.
lull sal Coiuimnfeolumu lu :-un 1st Oi
gonlaii. An unfortunate tramp clothed
in rage and tatters, while coming
into the city from the west yester
day, waa aeiied with a desire to be
more decently clad, and, outing
his ayes around for some place
where be would be likely to secure
a gift of some second -baud cloth
ing, aaw a aign of Dr , on a
house. The prosperous appearance
of thia place inlluenosd him to try
his look there, and he accordingly
rang the bell. A woman came to
the door, to whom the tramp elated
his case, saying that he waa not a
drunkard nor a loafer, but that he
had been overtaken by misfortune,
and very muoh desired some oloth
ing, and he would be under obliga
tions to her if she would lay his
petition before the dootor, aud say
if he had a pair of worn-out trous
era whioh he would part with, he
would be doing an aot of charity.
The woman shrunk away from him,
and oxclaimed in a horror-atrioken
voioe: "Unfortunate maul I am
the dootor."
The tramp staggered back, threw
up his hands, and fell in a dead
faint. A policeman who waa paaa
ing, imaginiug the mau waa drunk
or had a fit, pounded him on the
soles of his feet till he recovered
his senses, but then marched him
off to the city jail and entered a
charge of disorderly conduct against
him. On being arraigned before
Judge Henneasy be explained the
ciroumsUnoes whioh lea to his ar
rest, and wu promptly discharged,
The other day the Chicago Trib
une printed, two significant pic
tures under the heading "The re
turn of the horse." The first was
a reproduction of a photograph
taksn in one of Cbioago's parka a
year ago, showing hundreds of men,
women and ohildren on bioyclea
only. The second, taken at the
same spot during the balmy days of
last November, ahows a similar col
lection of persona on horses and
not a single bioyole ia to be seen. 1
Uermany is making a tremen
dous struggle to establish colonies
all around the world, but the ex
perience of the last year is rather
discouraging. Hhe has paid, to as
sist colonies and protectorates,
13,097,000 in subsidies, and 300,
000 paid to ateamship companies.
She has spent a good deal of money
on naval stations, postal routes and
telegraph service, and still her total
imports and exports between the
ooloniea and Uermany have
amounted to only 93,591,000. As
a oolonizer, she is either not a sue
oess, or she picks out poor regions
in whioh to plant her colonies.
Several years ago the C'ihatid
commenced printing tho current
monthly calendar and tho daily
weather report iu the Daily issue.
Another coast paper furnishes its
readers the convenience. The Na
lional Printer Journalist has this:
"The Walla Walla (Wash) Union
priuts the month's calendar at the
top of the editorial column, follow
ed by the ofticial woather forecast,
The people are always interested in
the weathor, and tho day of tho
month, and the moon's changes."
MAY OOMI TOO LATE.
Delay in Hrcurlag Kiisjllsh Partridges
for tlie Valley.
ONsjealaa
The spoftawsn who eootrtbutsd $.'i00
to Introduce the gray or I'.iig'.litt part
rldgs Into (lie Willamette valley are
tin! ceil on whether I hay will he able
to have the hints here In time to torn
out next spring or not. They were
made t tie victims of misplaced confi
dence by a man who went over to Ku
roe a few months ago aud promised to
secure the hints and bring them hack
with Uai and who, arter writing that
be had arrange! for the birds, mid
would start with them on a certain
date, returned without them. The
only comfort the sportsmen have under
the ci u montane.- Is that they did not
place any of their money In lbs bauds
of this mau. They are now emleavor
lug to negotiate with people lu Kurepe
to bring the artrhlge over here,
agrealug to pay 96 per pair for 100 pairs
lauded line.
The partrUlgra remalu about farms
and cultivated grounds, aud will till a
place which the uatlve grouse aud
pheaeauts ot Oregou leave vacant. The
ring neck pheasant, Introduced Into
Oregon from China hy Judge Denny a
number of year ago. and wblou have
thrlveu and Increased so wonder. ally,
made themselves perfectly at houte
around farms, ooti test lug with the do
mestic fowls for the privileges of the
barnyard, as long as they were pmie, t
ed by law, but when ithootlng ol
pheaaula waa allowed, they soon
learned to hunt oovrr, aud now lake
to the brush as readily and display as
much skill lu oouseallng themselves
In tress as the uatlve pheasants.
s hi 1 1 Hoi.t". J. I. ikHigla Satur
day sold to MoCoruack A Dennett
butchers, 47 head of mutton aheep for
four cents per pouud. They will uet
Mr. Douglas ftl.ttti per head. Pretty
geod price-
Ht NAWAY The Kugeue r louring
Mill Co.'s team took a spin from Dray
A Hou'a gmcery storv this afternoon,
having on the wagou 3000 pounds of
floor. No injury occurred to the wag-on
or team.
88 Wins tub Hidkhoakp. Tbs
drawing for the sideboard at the More
of John ast A Co., yesterday resulted
In number 8W wlnuiug. The holder of
lbs number Is rruuested to call at oaos.
BETH.
4
1 I
BY TINA NICKER80N.
4, i.t.,,,.y -. '' - .
Aunt Kills Iturtiiii walked from win
dow to window and irau-d upon tbs sur
rounding scenery. Aunt Kllza yearned
for th kind husband who had suddenly
been taken from her. Hern had been a
life of peare aud plenty, but now had
roniM the hardest of all blows iu her de
dining years.
Yearn, ago, when her only child died,
he tOOk her brother's two little f.rl. to
lire with her, and for U years abo and
her husbsnd had taken the plaeea f their
lead parent.
AM, r lli-mae Itartou's deal It was
found that there wsi bHle more than the
grand old houw left to the widow, and
the, whose first thought had alwsys been
for OftlSIS. waa now grieving not only for
the dead, but because hhe wss no longer
side to provide in the old way for ber
two nieces.
II t liardlner sat iu su easy chair,
regarding tier aunt with an unsympathet
ic look, when lleth rame In.
"Well, auntie, how do you think I
look?" ahe asked, gayly turning from aide
to aids as if to mute criticism.
"Very nice. Hut what doa it all
mean?" aaked Aunt Kliiu.
"Can't you gBSSS, dear? fMik at this
dress and apron, this large shade hat nnd
this nice, bright, ahinlng pall. I'm going
to pick ersnbcrrWs. Come, Ileasle, ar
you coming?"
"Heth Gardiner! What do you rneau?
Itow dure you think of aiicb a thing?
1'iek cranberries Indeed! You shall not
disgrace us In this way. You know that
Gerard Dayton Is to call tbis afti-rms-iiil"
cried her sister angrily.
"Well, I suppose you can BBtSftSla
him," ald Beth. Then, going to her
aunt. "lie threw her arm around S ek
and mud earnestly:
"Dear mint, do you think 1 am Innen-i-hie
to all your goodm-sn? You liars been
s mother to us BUMS our ow u mother du d,
and we never can half repay you. I re
alise that you are no louger in u position
to do as you have done, and we mut take
our turn now. From thia time, dearie,
you are my npecisl ehurge. and Juat aa I
would take care of my own dear mother
will I gladly care for joii."
Auut BUSS waa deeply uffected and, re
turning Ivttli's rareaars, replied;
"God bless you, my darling!"
Ileasle regarded her ainter hcomfully
and aaked:
"Aud, pray, do you intend to support
the family by picklug crauberrlea?"
"No, dear," nuietly n-plied Itelh. "t
bars tngaged to teach the village school
at a aslsry of UMi a year. Not a large
sum, I know, but It will keep IBS WOU
from the door, auntie, uud it may DS the
beginning of belter thing". It wa my
secret, aud 1 have divulged it BQOOtf tBSU
1 Intended. Hut I must make himte. of
I ahsll earn BO dimes todsy. 4oidhy!
Better corns. Beanie. Walt till you see
my wealth rolling iu. My. hut you'll be
envious!" And. gayly kuniiig her hand
to tin-ID both, "lie nipped lightly down
the path and was soou loat to view.
Wlea aht rstnnied from her work late
lu tae at-riex, Bessie wsn heated 00
ttka laasn, with (retard Dayton at her
feet. Bjj cool and coiufortsble SOS look"
ed sad Wbat a BOB treat to her own BP
poaiwasel Yet at the night of her bright.
ni (see Gerard Daytuu'a coiiute
lxvfatixl mi with uninintakable plv
Besnie noted thin and iu a voice which
plainly showed her diapoaitlon said:
"Here in our runtic maiden now. Mr.
Dayton, what tbluk you of Beth in her
uew aphereT"
But M' ill gave him no chance to reply.
She burnt forth with:
It was great Mo! Why. the llttla
things surer looked ao pretty as warn I
aaw t betu (Tosrlug. It seemed slmow. a
aloime to sob !u nleuAer Utile in if
the)r adorunieo', Bttt the cutbu-.aani eC
in 'pickets' la lnrctkoa, bd4 1 sous
fuusl myself 'soooplng 'en lu' with au
eagerueaa bordering en greedams. Au'l
see, here are the checks which I received
tor my labor 42. Thst ncmhrr repn
jaeuta H Ot courne 1 had kelp, t
dhtat pick half of them." muJ iuu
lagty. "but It Is very gistifyuu- to iu
vanity, I eupooec you would cull u "
"I am i rv, Miss Uet h, that yeu.aie to
be oosgrti tutated upon" begaa youuf
Daytao.
Hot loots," ake Intel nipted kiss. "See
tbsao pour baiWIs. Thoas flagivs hate
actually binoi bleedlug." And she held
up two very much brpiund hands for
their luapecttw.
iliey cmkl not help laugblsg at ber
IHt mg glaucea, aad Ueasie naid, "Wl,.'
over poaoeaaed you to brsiuli off lu this
most oatruordlDBry insancr 1 i am-t .vn
oeleo." ,
"1 must ruu aad tell auuile. My, but
I dread to put my hands UH waktr as
wooiS a atreat urchbsl"
"TtBs experience will end your crau.
Bsrrr esedUlou . I bops," said Bcssis.
"By ao mrsua," aikswore.) Beth. "I
am gulag tomorrow and next day and
tae sect," and she woat to the lnuae
aluglag happily.
The next day Ueasie wulted ia ealtvfw
the young lawyer, aud ail ber bitterrjeal'
ussy was aroused whao she aaw bln
walking bonis with Heth, swtagiiar too
craaberry pail aa aha went Taay wow
enjoying thv walk, too, for he wnn
laughing heartily at soma br'ght remark
of Bath's. Try as she would oho ould
uev. r make blui laugh Ilk that
"Well. Miss Heasle." tie said asrtbey
came up to her, "1, too, have ln.pick
lug cranberrlaa, and 1 must contoas my
self a convert to your alster's vlewa."
"And are you, too, rejoicing lu a pock
etful of checks with which to swell your
Income?" she asked, with acme BBNBSBa,
"Oh, no," he n cli.-.l lu au unrutticd
manner. "I fear that 1 am much too
awkward to meet with any such BUeSSSBj
but It really In capital fun."
Beth waa a nucccna at lea. long, uud
Mm. Bartou w aa justly proud of her 'lov
able BBMBi
Besaie wan iuick to SSS that lor
charmn weiv loot upon Gerard DejrtOB
aud aeseptod Qsursji nsaata a wealthy
young uunli.iin. who luted the iiucrioua
benut aliuont to di.traetiou.
At the end f the yeBl Beth rostaWSd
her BSattkMt Sa teiuhei. amid many pro
tenia, t.'eiod li.nlmi i.ltisl Barton
villi with larksMs fnsiuency. aud
the nf pMprtetefWhtp with which he
green.' Item us he drew her to him iu a
.ionr i an brace hosBoka inn minniou. Bos
ton I' !
Vever lu tte l oreollra.
Wutln IVi you over talk iu your nleep?
N. iv i takwMaetag p Da f o&n I
Javusl my wife -ludniuainUin J uruai.
Wheat Market Kilmer.
Special to the Cuard
IMhti.ani), Jan. S. Telegraphic ad
vices from Liverpool, Chicago, New
York and Sau Francisco bring the
news that the market Is from J to 1
ceut per bushel flrmer.
A Suns. The cause of the delayed
train today Is a bugs slide near Kiaeuu,
California.
The Fire at Sirams'.
it waa late iu December aud 100 de
fast Btiofl ero. The frosen footed
losrli tiiearded together in tbs old ben
goose, ui if a glint of sunlight shot
acroni the pen the old bens fought to
-land In it. The rooster sank Into him
lei! until Inn hackles looked like an Ells-aln-tban
ruff, when be crowed, it Bounded
ISUOOM sad cold, knd the beua shook
their heuds st each crow, as bens have
.lone staes time began. They stood on
iiliemale feet slid seemed to envy Mrs.
HiflM her coarse shoes.
.She, nmr woman, was on her way out
IB IBS ban to milk 40 cows before sun
light nhould fuil. The dull, flat, hopolean.
dreary, dismal, bitter, sour, doleful, bsrd,
inevitable, dinhearteniug couditlon of life
on a Cailand county farm was Imaged
iu the bleak landscape aud in ber weary,
haggurd face.
She walked un if she bad several cob
BlsatSM In the tia of each shm-, and
aba Brisked that BBS had a millstone about
her Bask, Jim, her buabauu, waa drunk
again, witc h meant that until be returned
from town nhe mud naok 1,000 bunheln
of boefc wheal a "lay. feed and water 700
nt lipid fowl, nnd provide meals for neven
pnlrn of rtetottB, iuarri-lame twinn of her
own mining.
hhe intend the low doorway of the
kMstlllS ham and neateil hers-lf ou her
hmiie lien bSSldS IBS hrnt of the 40 acrsg
gly, half froieli cows. She wan au eipe
riencinl milker, but the deftest tiugers in
lie- world euntiot guard uguinst a sudden
BOViSS Hunk iiiou-ment. and nbe naw U
pails of steaming milk overturned by
nuffering unu fractious beaata.
lOsBStBiBI like on oiitb ianued from he
IWesa her thin, U-hmIIcss lipn, and nhe
aadibly wtSBad that the duy that saw her
i ,.-ht In- blotted from the calendar.
In IBS bonne nb uld bear the seven
pairs of twins shooting at each other
ami throwing kerosene lamps aln.ul and
slaughtering the cat I but nhe did not cure
a lot. Time hud Inn-n when pretty BUS
Siioiim w.uild huic cared a gmnl deal,
hut lh.it was u more of yeurs ago, In-fore
ths nun- licgun to SaSBS so frwiuctitly.
"If the hOHSS burns up I wou't have no
more meals to get."
Poor woman, she did not realise that
another BOBM ""ll ke Its plsce and
the etaTBal round of HI eooksd, greay,
BBlaterSStiBg, indigestible meals would
OOBtiBBS a" In-fore. She bad lost the fac
ulty of Honking, like all farmers' wives
iu ' iurlsnd munty.
A pie of odd twins came out to her
- Bock, 0 1 tBS oldest pair, and Jen,
next I" the youngest.
"Jake has net the house afire again."
aaid Biuk.
lie would have kiaaed ber if he had
BSSB BOBM sons and she some mothers,
hut IBS very inline was unknown iu the
Simiiis family. A kick and a cuss they
knew (OS well, but the union of the two
looadt meant nothing.
"Belle has killed the eat again, aud
Luce has torn your weddiu atifkit to
smithereens," said Jen, with a malicious
grin.
A grim smile nank into the tough, leath
ery face of the denn)iident toiler, and
she milked two vicious streams into the
girl's , .-. Jen did not know whether to
laugh ..r Cry, but the crackling of the
Uaiues turned the thoughts of all throe in
to mint her direction.
"Ain't reh go's tor pal out IBS lierrr?
The Inanrsar ras oat last week, l beared
pap say ao."
Mr- Snnnia rose to ber feet. It was
tme. Sin- must save the house If it took
the rent of the milk.
"It's a wonder your pa esn't stay to
hum when the house is. liable to burn
down any day with them youngest
twine."
It was the (hint time iu two woaka that
they had set tlie place afire, and ratlk was
high that year. Of course the pumps
were froceu bard.
"You hrlisg a couple at palls apiece,"
said she, taking h pall In each hand and
IsOaodng another oil her head, but the
ehihtren only Jeered at her and began to
thrht lu the buy.
Hhe toiled toward the house, over
weighted uud cold. The flames were
pouring out of every window, and the
sun was j net setting, a red ball that
loekoil im If the dwellers beyond the
pstcb nf ploes on the horixoii could warm
their hatsds on its glowing surface
The iia,4 and squeaks of the fowls,
lighting for the warmest place ou the
roost, broke the froety stilluens of the
air, and the dull, Mack smoke of the
burning botiaa Bunted In loug, trailing
ttreamerS to where the upland was
pawned with an orchard of young peach
tre. . It waa all tieautlfbl If she had
but known, bin tins sordid woman waa
bent only on putting out the miserable
lire tli.it had attacked the house.
What do farmer- in Garland county
know of Inanity? I'min tbelr birth on
ward the grindstone whets their noses
down to the bone, uud, kn-k aa they may,
Uiero is nothing: but a whirring grind be
fore their eyee.
A creaking fanu wagou tolled aloug
the road, the wheels making a crank ling
music lu the frosen ruts Jim was com
ing borne from Ids BBTSB day Jag, singing
la a raucous vote- that jarred harshly on
the whiter quiet of the night. Ha saw
the ttatucn f the homing building, bat
he fld not hasten his pace
"I never BBW ton thing that LU
couldn't down from ne to a spread oak.
The twinn has be'n atdt again."
And they were still at It. The ilames
bad driven them out of the house, but
they bad all gone Into the barn to quar
rel, leauug their mother to tight the tire
single BBBded. As Jim drove iuto thv
barnyard the tinmen succumlnsl to her
efforts and the watery mills. She came
out to the side door and looked st him
under singed BYeBfOWBi
"What yeb got for nupier?" he asked.
"Smoked beef n b'Usd milk," said she.
"I w ish I'd V burnt up," she added In a
harsh voice.
"Grid, 1 wish! yeb bad, Your life In
surance ain't lapsed."
It was a brutal jest, but she did not
perceive its brutslin an more than she
would have adminnl a nocturne of Cho
pin's or an etching by Whisiler or a
ntiitue by Phidias. Ciitenon
WaWIAtj Ml I Mi I
Hnhemia Nugg- .,i Urote,
Issues a Vaitiub'e bUBlk
is m oood Blessing
i
C. J. Howard, eilllor nf Hi ll In in. 4
Nugget, of ottage drove,
as a New Year's number,
mining edition, devoted m .
WSpetnS and possibilities ..! Ibe
Bolieinia mining dlstrigi. 101 spwrllls
and MBMlled liiforiiiatioti reg-.rilit'g tlie
camp. Ilim edition in of Ho- Ulmoal
vului, and is the only WBtl 11 of It.
kind ever issued by a is Do ' ..in
paper, wltb flue pbotOsBOgrat n, I
anaalal'T snsrsTSfl bu si i" , i "lets
loflH pages, and in a flailarlOg BMIipli'
110-1,1 10 ibe Indomitable -im g , Bit '
prise aud forensic Intellls. " ' f
hlitor Howard.
1 ken Water 1st TIlSglTT
In QltSgOW a tin householder obtains
for fid, H-r annum a continuous, never
failing, turcntrlctcd stream of the purest
water ii the world, delivered right Into
Ins kitchen, wash-house and bathroom It
is oakttlated that H"' gallons of pure wa
ter an- oaUvetad ba ths etttasas of Glas
gow for IVOT7 penny BBM, And it is wa
ter of nch peculiar softness that the
h cu-oh ol. crn of I Glasgow can pay their
water rate out of what tbey save on
S'ap. Kiigincct ing Magazine.
Florence lews,
I he Weil. Pee, ."j.
Moaflfl Vi libers whs lutowu a a upls
Of iluja IDS Hist ol tlie week till ' til . 'I
business and getting acquainted wiiii
our eitl.ens.
Last h rid iy Blwood Lloyd brought
un a 1 an of frvsb lit !' 1 1 las a inch in
bad gitlbeml the evuiin. bafwro frOUl
Ills Olinlies near PolUl i - 1 1 c
The BCliootiera Berwick uud Ralph J.
Long were lowed out to sea rVedliea
day morning aud Immediately set ran
for Han Praoelaoo, Tbs tC -
of lumber from the Slunlaw uml San
Kraliclsc-o l.umbe' I ouimii n null.
Lam Tliurnilay Mrs Laudsebooft, ol
North Pork, dropped bei purse coo tain
lug several dollars 111 money into the
river near Hum's wbarf, WaitM
Hating dove a couple ot 1:111 -1
of It, tiut wltbottl success. He thou
ob allied a grappling book SOd III a
short lime w:.a furtUUBte ei uUgh to re
cmer Ibe purse.
Llv-KHY MABI.K PtlROHABgO.
Duncan Hoot thai pnrebased lbs( lot tge
Urove livery slable Sntunluy Biol took
ebarge today. Mr M itt tborougbly
understands the livery bOSlDSSS nnd
will succeed.
. . - - '-' Knowledge to Drt
hat I ud M b.iwui Atsi-r n.. .... -
. ........ 11. 1 Remedv lor I hroat and Lt
that gram metWctne ca iro Acae ; "';. h aIe ulUtkeU b. u
..,-.-e children cvci ti. llJ
!;,. rrwther should know about
,.' ,,1 i ..vil : i'xut my expo
r , I bad a ir: .:i:,'loyof four
o die with 1. roup. My doctor
j , " be could, but tho cMM
' aile to vnit. That
: m rises, 1 knew nf A kcrs I'ng-
ibi 1 Kcmedv. After I did hear of.
Ii 1 n,,t a bottle. When our Httjfj
, :K :r.o:it.iS-.ld i:l WBg
. tncl.cn with tioup. I gave htr
thisi iodiitiif.ar.di sidcof twenty
rnlnuti s she vomited and was bet-
I t away. Daring the w in
ter be bud croup four tbnaa, aad
II bro igl t bet throogfa cu b time
al! ri),lit. I. myself, hud bronchitis
pretty bad, and Ackers E igliab
Ki t. Jy cu ed me com; lately.
m . t nl... 1 ..,.. t. t, II vein
of my neighbor's boy, named Jobs Nana, Ho had bronchitis, too. He
v, r S all the time. My bust and went over to his house and told him about
Then his aiotber went to town, gota 50-cent bottle of Acker's Engi
1 dy, and he took it He came over foour house afaw days lateral saU
...... ill noht and also said two tl - I rt lisved him from the start. You can
' , . a 1... h l. tt. r whv I think so much of Acker's English Remedy. I
. .1 1 ,-...i. i.t...;, . rnnal snr. le have heafl bestowed unon Ur.Ackct.
peat ninv uuu 1. a. --
nulU t j--r.. asu'i an fa7 . ., , t. . .
,1 . Ill IdlV,"'""" " rf
-etum the lvi-.tle to your drnggist, and gat yoaf money bock.
II iBnVirfri Ok :; ' ' . ' It- '"o. .V .f a., liprUUirt, .Vcw I'ert.
For sale by W. L. PeLano, Eugene, Or.
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' OUR HIGH .
Punt KauiBTBATiou. Calvin EL
iJoyie; of North Eugene pteoinot No,
I, janitor of the court house, a native
of ibe United Htiten, us tbs Brsl
lH-rsou to register before the county
clerk III Kugeue today.
Botut.s-DeeemLer 80, 1899, lo Mr.
ami Mm. Drew (Jrlffln, u daughter.
EUGENE
LoannSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon
CAPITAL iidupi $50,000
W. E BR0WB ercilStnt.-.
B. 0 PSINE, Vies Hrtildiiil.
F. W, 0SBUHN. Cashier.
W. W. BROWN. ItSt Cashier
DIRECTORS-
FWOSBURN, BO PAINE. W E BKOWN
D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. JB HARRIS
WW BROWN.
A IsonerMl HMiiking lluainrsa
TrauHnrtod 011 Favornble Te-ruis
Lrafts untied on the principal etttOS of the
Pullofl BtStSSI also en limine hirudin! avail
able tu all hirelsn countries
Interest pant on time itepnalu.
Mrs-prcof fault lor tlie storage ol vs'aaule
BSBSfBi
0oUeetloniin.vive our prompt stu u' u
sSNoD MONEY
gml tu otte '-ir
welrhl at I ' -isM BUBO
nuinlwr MMbMsI famum'
UnJ at l ast tvr.l istwt.
gvnil " ' ' hia
beauiifol -1" 10
ton bj nirf-, I.
v. Is. stibjift is ri
assiaaUM. 1 ti Ma
riatnlnr atttl try II
on at your m at iat
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If fnutul pvrfre li
.atlafai tory,
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WOHOCRFUi.
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SEND WO MONEY
.- MIINIT BUHDiU tlWimiMCHINI imMMM
it at .rnfari(lrriKfit d"'"t an l 11 ' H . , AfHB
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a. MfriaM Ml Md tMI VftUaW sMMsUI IM
' mi Special Offer Price $11.50
an.i rrWarkl .liariri-a. 1alnin 5wni W MttBfJfl mid I hi frrltrht will
irmhNOmllM. OIVE IT THRU MOHTHS TRIAL i"
. -k 4' .. am) we will return your 111 -"J any day y.a arw nl
. I i.Trrr.il aiakea aad fraUra uf vamr Varl n.ra at h ill.
, .... i i, (ij.ttuaaaaa. all fulljr licnll In our rr Djgj
Vars-e or, l,utfli.sur..rtIiU bttut Uka till!klT til MDlta la
tu Krralasal ralMVff ifl"f r l by an v huuar.
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will ,rs in In 11
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asaontsls mlsn.idrxl null Msaasj ";i wa
tsainss lllu.lrste,l Trtminisl nil sr..,in.l o n . trs
asi.ss rsiw. r... hnsviu i. with ome
..i Bat t- - ti5 n ts,. i io. i .ijis... d .n.
Thlt Clrculsr Pluth Cape
NERVITA
Trv a
JACKSON SQUARE
5c Cigar
AT
Alt Popular Rranla
Of Clgara for sale.
Julius Goldsmith's
OHisni VITALITY
LD2T VICOR
AND MAIMHOOC
Cures Impotcncy, (fight Bnlasioni an('
wastlnp; diseases, all effects of self-
Ibuse, or excess and Irnli
cretion. ABt)TVf)tOTl I
MinhI builder, Brl rs t'a
pink plow to pale chet
restores the lire cf youth.
Hv nail BOt1 per laox: 3 hoxes
for SjBMlOt with i Ittei (fttarati.
too to euro or ml the money
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IU
fee sale W L I VI. ano I h
$2.45 GOLD PLATED
fut till- a.t . ut aii. I - l tri . .
IsUB mi Mil
jroa thlt ab h by .f iv. c o. l.
ajft ii raihiiiaii.rt, 1 an
llrtmir.fat) rtsrsiislls
lU If fnUII'l per'rolit sstufaf
s.eiaetly a rej,reeatesa BBsg
sery via rnal la airk.ee
lBt ar t- leg a t'rrlUfgil
M.UlsH.;ii., i r ati.'b.
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a aaglei !. (werlraa
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Den t be PfCPivfrd
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OUH 12.45 WATCH
Btt s aa4 1 .
fWJ rrrmTUn..i.rtlgJAt.tWt.W galaHlleg
fsasl h a rl traejiftf watrh.
axl BUaa itvl American, a t, t t ,
ksmr. fa Waieaon, tca t a tsaSilM watajfage
M 1 1 aa-t aav onto for (Vs, a'ea as4'a l ntkats-
SEARS, ROEBUCK k CO. In'e.'.Chicsct
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PARKER'S
HAIR. BALSAM
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THE BURPICK
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ii .Banna aaarnlars in r t t nap , wi'ti vanoasla
MM fr lad la I fair ago aaJ leare Lu are- rallgbla ar -1 -h ar sin
hag fvt rv bIOIisk lli'KOTf arT,
It rttt (.(HID HUM (If 10 Kit 1 MIL II
IsHaDK itlllMI UkUt. willl Till
lialli i- t.f Ml Mii-I. lit Hu
tu t I'lul.. - III Ami rl
rrum t be bt i samtcrlal aaunry
rm in niiADTCD c a wen nku DaifiP nr i CAimrT.tiaaM.
JULltf Vn.Ln vran -7T; ratrl -n ahowa UfaC
i . i ' ii .- l r- m giirlit i to tw oaed a a wtUr taLie,
or deal, the t iit-r utx-n with full b Tith taMr and beatl In lib
M-aitiir. 4 fs -rydrswrre, lairal Is'ju sLktou frasae. QjTt L pfclWWO.
It'll I ' I " ' I' . I ' 1 stT I ilM. r- t
i'.iJ fVlaest Isrrr High
tnr ni .t ,n fisml air throat I nif trt uratlnar anutf 1st. aiutai
Labia Drrinurt1 f f . r . rnn t M Imlli tirrior. tiatrnt ttMdla)
latallr nrseJ. CURRAIllttU I'gnie Hntmisr. bbusi ouraa aim
el tele is saBrSlaa saade. Kery kaosia altachaieRt la fumUhe-fl anil nur rr0
gjtruct . k ti'lli -i howmi ran nut Itand dorlthtrplalDor
IT rnttTn VflU NOTHING ' 1 ! rt"
mtM m .rut thfn If cuirlnrsxl that y i x. vmr tti.w t. mm, y VOW rmiriit UffJI IM i s.
. tit. ill it Sit Lit if st sni ft in i m I lift f III flit Ii MU HIT VUU ttftl lint rallSHlHl. UKUKtt IU
a V eaaaamsasi If Baal l.eimk I la. fl r til . Ifr Hit P It 1 V MUU 1 1 . - I ll 1 1 Of. '
Address. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. tine.) Chicaeo, III
Junction Citv : Milliner Compan
-MANUFACTTJEKRH OF THE-
"WHITE ROSE
FLOUR.'
GUARANTEED
BEST QUALIT
The most popular Hour in the market.
Leading grocers
Sold by
m asssa aja leal aaaas assss. s au aa a aa, aa. a SBBBi saaaa BBBBav OBBB
a-KUUIMU CA I ALUUUb 1-Kb
TUIC Old PATAinr.llC ronlalaa lv-si Dagfra, In Will1
lu Hill ii.lpl,,ti IBs lar-e-.l K.t eaaaeU aad aanl Brl fA rata
ever laaiiakesj. NAUtV TNt LUWtSI WHDltSALt CHICAIQ fill
tVfUTTNINQ in ImTlnn MTjIhinif In brvtrrle, Dmira, Vrj lie-
Unse, tlulAlag. IIiibAb, lraara, H-'mh! tikoea, Walraea, Jewelry,
Mi rle are, Sint. leriealtaral Isaplrgtrala. rtirallarf, Mararas,
.. . .: 3 . w. - l - . . , - -
Uoist., rir. 1V1U lu.-t what your -ton ki c itr at MM must rT
ev.Tvthinir be Inn ami will iiri vi nt him from ovejrchaivinK y"
sxn v ll.inu v.i ii hut t ula ins lust how to unliT. haw much t hi
einreta nr aaall alll ha on anvtliimr tu vuur town. 1 hi blar
i-osisus ai-arU s) I.UO. tin- rtsaM alt'tit la 54cnt.
area Ilea a- aaa, a s ar - S a awa i ,, t t h I a aul unt and sen 1
w a w ni-a. ve w s-sa. Wllh )a ia gun
hi Ip i at the 31 cvulu poetatrr, aad ike Hlg Baofc will be eeat to yee
bv aaaii tetali. ami if vituih.n't think it In worth lOOttmrnt h u
nfl nt , I si a will laHoetlalal pat urn i.ar I rsata.
11 II VI till-- I I.' i v M i si Altilll- TRIM rATAI.OIsl
Trthunc.
"A wootlf rftil plrw of work "- Waahlrifrtnn National Tribune
"The fatal, -irur is a woniler. ' Manrheeter I N H. i t'nkm.
Olrano'-t'tilcatfo Intrrthean.
roni i t.!iMjr ne vnt into a district ' - imyre mtmmat tiieatrn.
"Theirrataloirue It a Taut (.lepartment afure tuillml down." Atlanta Conatlttitlon.
T ' . - i-al t 1 iisMti t ( rt.ti n ! r ax msr, hsu, ll e'nrvrl, letSBaftta " . i litcairu Inamrlli lltralil
ii. AiMres., SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc. , CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, U. 8.
ii i v. ni,r"-snntir T
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i sell uisi-aes rsnssd
'e. isancrrei
Mooe.hu Make-1 nnrstrooaatldBl
frsfi A. ih si t. rl.&. Heinnll.
IPSl I-Ol'k. t . t ,.!!., Minlftil
on a ie . .wmii; -o.ii i. .. in n' t iiisiTimi
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k'yratc m K ..iMu',tn t..
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1IKNPK i
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
aa m aj
Digests what you eat.
It art i fldallydiKPsts the food and Bids
rT.uurt' in Itrengthenlng and recon-striu-tine
the exhausts! Ugesttva or
Runs, lt tMhelatestdiseovereddifjest
ant and tonic. .N'n other pri-paration
Ban approach II in efficiency. It In
' i and permanently coral
i - t'pila Indigestion, Heartburn,
! . Sour Stiitiiach, Nausea,
v k Headache ;..stralgla.Cranir)a,aDd
U il !:iTa:!ltffi.np.TfectdigeBtloa
P.-.-.3rd by E. C Ds N tl B Co . Cblcooa.
liREIT & CO.. Corn r 3.-U3 Slsre.
$ 2;ZJLn XR A IflCOAT
FIRST
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etgki, aui aasaWre
hsadv at beaa4, tat- Be
'r s sa. am.
M lONAlt BAN
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Of Eugene.
Paid up Gash Capital. $50.0
Surolus and Profits. $50.0
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Eugene, Oregon.
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T 8 Hem icas, i. K. BbUMBAI
, r,1"l t- Cashier.
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M -rj-Ih. double brsxa.wrel.
t iar, faory (.gsJd liaing?.
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BUCK A Co. Inc.. CHICAGO.
$1.9 ; "3 50 ij
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