Tho Klnil You Have Alwii.ru nought, ami which hM beta
In use for over .10 your, hM bonus tho lifMtaTC of
.mill IniH In ,11 miulo under IiIm mt-
Jtyf-jP annul supervision slujn Its HMMMft
CUCA. All.iw no 0110 to ili-cH-vr you li Ma.
AH OMBMfMH ImMnHmm ""'l Kiwist-kiite uw Wn.t K
perfeireist. Hint t-sfrY; w-K-h mid inikwigir tho lieietlli of
'ImHSiiH lend' CUWdlM!ii KwiM-nh-nro li(fiisiist 1:v m i mih isC.
What is CASTORIA
lBastor.ii. In a su-bstltuto for C'n.ilor Oil, Purcirorle, BfM
uinl Soothing- Hynips. H Ik Harmless and I'lciiwiiit. It
contain neither Opium, Morwliiiio nor oilier Narcotic
substance. 1( iijfe I it if im run tee. It destroy Worm
and ulltty FcverUbnes. It eiire Dluri lion and Wind
Colic. It relievo Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation
Mild Flatulency. It nsliullut the Food, Wfl IMW tho
Stomach mill Bow els, giving- healthy and naturul sleep.
Tho Children's 1'iuiaccu Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Ovor 30 Years.
LANE COUNTY CITIZENS
TICKET.
The county convention that met
in Eugene, Saturday, and placed a
Citiaens ticket in nomination not
only did its work well, hut did it
harmoniously and without the leant
contention or strife.
The convention to a man sank
former political prejudices and
preferences, and selected the bent
men for the nominations. And, in
doing this, the three elements that
form the Citizens arly were given
fair recognition, although there was
no apportionment or understanding
as to whom the offices should fall.
The delegateH were animated by the
desire to put out the strongest
tioket possible, and they selected
their men with that one object in
view.
The convention left no sore spots
or heartburning. The ticket it
nomiuated will receive the vol of
all citiiona who believe that reform
methods should be earrie I mil in
state and and county affairs, that all
money should not be made depend
ni on gold, and that legislation
diould be enacted to curb the ra
pacious robbery and extortion nf
McKinley's pel trusts.
GERMAN AMERICANS
Likely to Cast a Solid Vote Against
McKinlcy.
(Wuhlnitoii .,...-t.i HW Yurk WorH.)
President McKinley's advisers
ire worried over a meeting in Chi--go
attended by representatives of
the leading German-American
newspapers of 10 states, where
ictive steps wero taken to oppose
the reelection of the President by
men who in 180C were strongly for
him.
German-American editors were
in attendance from Michigan, Wis
consin, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio,
Minnesota, Nobraska, Missouri and
Illinois. The sent ment expressed
was unanimous against the present
administration.
Only thrae issues, a:oordiug to
one Informant, were discussed
In an ordeal , Men nil women n pt,rh with inrttsrrthattlt
ftar, for nutti k mm mnpsrt with the horreii i hlld-blrth.
The thought i 1 the null ritnu and dangfl in ntnie lor her, mhi
the rafaxlaat utitlui nf all iIcmmiiii ml . ,. f the coming
wi and c 'ta uvrr ht a - oi itloom that , annul he
anaarn on rv -
of women I vr found
list the uaeol Mnrnra'a
I'alKNli durtli,: utrKimn
Mother's
Friend
Becoming a
Mother
cy roba coannemeot of all pain and danger, and iii.ur
aafetr to aaotltrr and l, lid Thla ateiitinc liniment i
odaead to all annum at the lime of their mat critical
ordeal N,4 ouK duaa MoTHica's Patasn carry wunin .,1,1,
through the paid of rhlld Mnh. but tla uae wenilv nrtpurea the
3strai for the iiinilna i-vani, prevents "montiiiii i.kn. ' and
her itlsvutuluita of thla tiriiod. Sold hy all ilnigaUta at $i.,o tier
l"til Sud foi fiee booklet to Tua uaai.ri, ItauuLaTua Co,
Atlanta, Oaurfta.
NEW LINE OF
OAK EXTENSION TABLES
AND CHINA CLOSETS AT
DAY &. HENDERSON.
HEftlLTi. AND VITALITY
aaawaa an aaaai aa mm nun vwiiirvu x.xf
Tho (treat remedy for nervous pmatration and all tllasases of tho encratlea
ornauaof sittixr sat, sui'h aa Nurvoua I'r .tratlon, Falling or Loal Manhood,
lmin,inry, Nuthlly Kmlaalooa. Youthful Krrora, Mental Worry, aicoaatre visa
of T,lac, o m 1 ll'luill. aill.h Ic.ktl to rli.umllUin an,t lii.aiulv With awara
If Tf R IKIIA order wa (itaranlen to cura or refund the money. SoM at V I 0O per boa.
I Lit uoino. o DOIM ai.oo. uh. inoiTs iii.tik al wi., io.iua, otn.
For Sale By Linn Drug Co.
trusts, imperialism and money.
UpoL the first two there was no
disagreement. Astosilver.it was
the reported MOMMM that
although the German-Americans
were strongly anti-silver aa a class,
they woold concede a point to the
advocates of the white metai and
support the nominee of the Kansas
City convention on the more recent
issues antitrust and snti-imperialism.
It ms araued that no German
AmeMCM caul! amoral to aoprove
am aalMinitafrviM aleeWed to be
wrptgged heifaeieseay t- tr.ets,
arntl s wixwHei wit4i iwlitwisam aaaai
iimt)eiiafifwa. GesawaW-A.arerarciwiS'
claim t;,nt it wsrs fhe at vweir
raoe in wrwoi e ecVrXr .Ik
Kinley. TELL THE TRL'TIl
At the fusion ratification meeting
Saturday night, Mr. Veatch of Cot
tage Grove said the fusioniels
would have to sacrifice party and
prinoiple to win the campaign, to
which we are all agreed. Register
"Impressions."
The people of Lane county who
for many years have known Mr.
Vreatch as a level headed, conscien
tious man will not believe that he
made any luch statement. The
Register man's "impressions" to
often verge on the iine of untruth
fulnesft. He still fails to remember
thai One aboveall has said: "Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neighbor." Try to tell the
truth!
The Iowa republican house nf
representative ha paused a reso
lution that is not pA'ant reading
for Mr. McK'oley and his sugar
trust friends in whose iuterest
tariff was put upon 1'orto Kico
sugar ezpins to the Ciitr-d
Slates. The Iowaans resolved:
The people of Ioa are unalter
ably opposed In the) eHUblisbment
of any tariff duties leteeii the
United States mid any territory
acquired as a reeult nf the Si ninli
American war, itud the people of
which accepted the sovereignty of
this government without resistance
intl voluntarily parsed under the
jurisdiction of itt legislation and
Itws.
Dewey is getting worse itm
worse. It was tutil enough when
he put himxelf into a presidential
dicebox lor any old party to ehuke
out. Hut he has capped the climax,
we tiiink, with the statement that
he is a Democrat and an admirer of
Cleveland. His wife was mitde the
scapegoat lr his presidential am
bilious; it would be interesting to
know who loaded up the Admiral
with the itlea that he could serve a
political Koii and mammon at the
same time.
Charley llaker is in lve with
gold and the gold s amlard now
Some may insinuate that it is office
that causes his Hops. We remem
ber a few years how Chsrley failed
to get the coytied nomination for
senator on the Republican tioket,
then next week walked into ihe
l'eoples I'arty convention and ac
cepted the nomination. That was
a bit of political agility that could
not be surpassed by an India
rubber gymnast.
SEND HQ MONEY t
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'.Ji"f;i.l1S ''I SpsctslOllfr Price H5.80
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to. . i i ii naii r ai mhi. . i.
, iliwi i-oiicerii.
tteneral l,e Wnllaoe. orthodox
Kepiihliuan, has placet! himself on
the side ff the "traitors." In a
recent interview he t-aid: "When
the presideut recommended free
trade with l'orto Kico that was
William McKitiley siieaking from
hin heart; when be urged congress
men to eat their utterances and
vote for a duty on the induftries of
the islam), iroing and coming, that
whs Mark H.QM, the great Ohio
luspeotu"
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ar ,ua ata.M.. Yt.aa Maaiorr, Ua of Hralu IVwa,
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sbour the heavy
reetinx in the ,
stoniscti. the i
nsusei, sick head- 1
ache, and seneral 1
weakness. You can't
hsve it a week without ,
your brOOd heint impure.
your nervis exhausted, and
'your liver sluggish.
a makes the blood pure, strength-
ens the digestion, and tones up
V) the nerves. And Aver'a PHIIa will
ivuas me auifigisq itvcr ana curs (
yuur vonsnpanon.
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i thnw Untlra, and now frel Ilka a nrw
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GOOD WATER FROM TREES.
vt ii. w i.l, i. Wllr laMSaaMSW Wo4a
aaaa Ta With Aaaar.
Ill many aeetlona of the forest lands
f i lie aoufh during the OVy seasooa a
U may walk for mllea without find
Inc a atreaui of water or a prlng by
which fo quench bis thirst. If, bow
ever, be Is ta experienced hunter and
woodsman, be will not bae to drink
water from tbe stagnant pools In order
to keep life In bis body.
(jueer aa It may seem, an experienced
man can bunt for days through such
dry tracts and yet experience no In
ronvenlence on account of tbe lack of
water. Nature has prorlded a means
which Is only kiwwn to tbe Initiated.
Kvery old huntsman carries with blm
when going on a long hunt a small au
ger, by wblcb be can secure a refresh
Ing. Vnk anl water to cook with at
soar mament.
A eottonwood tree or a willow Is tbe
weH which the wily huntsman tape.
I.fe ex-amlnes ea"b tree until be finds
one that baa whs a woodsman calls a
vein." It Is simply an atenuaed
protuberance. liy boring Into this
"vein" a stream of clear water will
flow out. It Is not sap, but clear, pore
water. Tbe huntsmen sy that tbe
water la better than tbe average to be
bad from ordinary wells. There Is no
sweetish taste abont It but It bas a
strong flavor of sulphur and Is slight
ly carbonated.
Tbe reason for this phenomenon can
not easily be explained, but that a sup
ply of water can be contained In a tree
la not so surprising. Tbe fact of Its
flowing la tbe wonderful feature, show
ing that Is must be under pressure or.
In other words, that there Is more at
the aniirea of tbe supply. When It Is
considered that the trees furnish the
water In the dry sesson and that tbe
ground Is literally baked. It Is tbe more
remarkable, especially when the roots
of tbe trees do not extend to any great
depth Into Che ground. Memphis Scim
itar. NEW YORK'8 EA8T SIDE.
On Krall, r llrraalona II ArlwTa llarlf
I n Hired I l.rri
The east side achieves gentility on
great occasions, albeit somewhat un
shaven and allpsbod between whiles.
From Its own standpoint It does not
spare expense. What It cannot buy It
hires. Tbe possibilities of renting tbe
set pieces and habiliments of fashion
bmvs been thoroughly exploited east
of the llowery. There Is none of that
pride of exclusive possession that ob
tains along thoroughfares farther west
ward. The swarming population shares
Its Joys and sorrows and garments
with Impartial band. Many of the
brldea whose brief tlnery startles their
old companions on tbe wedding nlgbt
hire their gowns and veils.
Tbe most gorgeous anil costly crea
tions are obtainable for $5 an evening.
Tbe paraphernalia of mourning may
be rented for a single occasion. Ball
dresses warranted to captivate are for
hlro In Division street. Chowder par
ties are equipped throughout for a day
on the sound.
There are doaena of establishments
that drive a flourishing business loan
ing drees suits for a consideration. A
rigid social etiquette prescribes that
tbe truck driver and small shopkeeper
shall on such formal occasions as balls
and receptions don tbe clawhammer,
and tbe downright east elder would
rather be out of tbe world than out of
faahlon aa be understands It Tbe
young men who purchase secondhand
the dress suits of business men whom
they accost In Broadway and Wall
street are the scouts of these luring
establishments. Ilevamped and press
ed anew, a dress suit will earn Its sec
ond cost In two or three evenings. Tbe
garb of tbe floor committee at a typical
ball of a social club Is evidence enough
that the tailors of New York are a
cosmopolitan group. New York Mall
and Express.
Thiiodl
in the . .
Tka Human nieda.
A facetious man who rejoices in the
name of Bird conceived tbe Idea of
calling a convention of all the people
lu Philadelphia wbo belong to bis
tribe. Of course It was a Joke, but a
glance through tbe pages of tbe di
rectory convinced blm that auch a
gathering would be a big one. lie dis
covered that there were Just an even
100 plain Birds, but the variety of
those wbo specified their kinds waa
appalling. The list, as far as be went,
was aa follows: Doves, 15: Eaglea. 8;
Pinches. 21; Fowls. 3: Uawka, 30: Java.
0; Larks, 0; Jeacocks, 20; Pigeons, 1;
Parrots, 40; Partridges, 30; Sparrow
hawks, 7; Sparrows, 7; Wrens, 10;
Robins, 10; Nightingales, 0; Pllckers,
5; Thrushes, 4; Canaries, 3; Qeese, 2,
and Turkey, 1. There were two Oolp
peys, and Philip Ducks upheld the
dignity of bis branch of the family.
Philadelphia Record.
Urn. er a l.reat I hlm.rr.
The tall chimney of tbe Qrant smelt
er Is sn object of Interest to every vis
itor of Denver. It Is by far the tallest
smokestack In the L'ulted States and
has but two rivals lu the world. The
following facts will glv the reader
an adequate idea of tbe Immenalty of
thla chimney: It la 3S2 feet 4 Incbea In
height There are l.43.000 bricks In
this Immense shaft Its weight above
the foundation Is I2.37u.a00 pounds.
Ita pressure at tbe base Is 100 pounds
to the square Inch, and tbe total wind
pressure against It In a Kale would be
800,200 pounds. The diameter at the
base Is 33 feet and at tbe top 20 feet
Denver Post.
Santas Nalshbor night.
"Was ibst your dog that was howl
ing all night?"
"I guess It was."
"Why In thunder don't you feed
hlmr
"Heavens, man. It's Indigestion that
makes him howl!"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Trv a
. ACKSCN SQUARE
5c Cigar
AT
All Popular Rrands
Of Cigars for sale.
Julius Boldstnith's
I poo
Hndel
Barker
Standard
Bicycle
Price
$35.00
Ku-Kluck Bicycles $2.oo.
Patee Crest Bicycles $27,00.
I
These are the best values in tbe country none of them made by
thfl tl,M. ah kindi ni tire and bicycle fixture. nndsoort.
Isftirnn '.'Hi MUMM, iA.M,..M,,vuun,
"(1 b""
"6 B""
nvc 1 ;n chit P?,ntr, $ UiZtfii Ytm.
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, 1 I I I k 1 ' ' 1 I fHII Mai W
"aur ittw-i sjj 1 1 -i ',m,:m. 1 am aknlfe maker and worked furanumbcrof years in the XewYorkl
N -t mrnt I' rril "Vi?;. C ' s- V. first thing I knew I commenced to blcedi
UtT Ill'V.u aac ".. I tl , ., :.i- ..! LkkhI would come up troa
W'lfi' t..--'"Jk'' . :.;lied the blood spurted out. ltwaab
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people Kil 1 me 1 linn msi
OUaM mv jicnco with lbs l.ord
and lirt pare tod.o. lw I WOUld
nnt live till prin. My borne
,7u. .11..1 ..1 ... itM,-. ..... . !ili n 1 iloinc an v vixxl.
.-.l?i""7eA.".fi"-' I but iu! ed me to get to New
StaltMCaVLrwTt'iat.l l-' Yik City lor exit ininat inn.
nnllv
saa '" J',',7..'J,i;:.:'."..., Tht-v fl nally took me to a mea-
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af-f-efW physicians made what they
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Court House Items
Real estate mortgage 176 if)
Chattel mortgsite MO"
Chattel mortgage ln 00
C'Sltel mnrlKBge Io0 00
K-bI estate uiorigagi- f IOT 88
I ; i e-alate iniirlgNge 60 (Ml
Baal e-late inmlusge 100 00
rial lefact Inn of BIOI Igaxe 60 10
Real t-atate niiirl(!Hge U00.HI
Maal ealate iiioitgage lJ.0n
UbattaJ mortgage I,21(i.lii
Chattel mortgage, John S Bays
to Columbia Impleiuent Co.. 80(0 '
RaUIi K8TATK TKANHAtTliiNS
Bophta A and B K BeuedLt t'i M rs
Kvans. lots 1, l,t, 4 and 6, tilin-k 87,
Cbicsgo addition ;f 150
(' W Young
anil wile, 40 ac
Auiftit Wsi'khinllb and wife In
Alouzo H Wilkinson, 165 17 acrei In
tp Id a r 6 e; also 107 19 acres n tp 18 I
r5 w; 11500.
OAC to VmG (Jasslln. 8.570 13 in
tp 21 a r 1 c; $30.0i 86 The deed
contained $30 50 lu U H revenue
stamps.
II J Deadmond to W H H v-e anil
t' O Peterson, 70 acres In tp 17 e r 3 Wj
8060,
E E (.'ummlus to Hstlie UomOjiuS,
108 acre lu tp 16 s r 4 w; $500.
II J Desd'jinnd ami wile to W J
Rtiyse and C O Peternon, 70 ncres i
tp 7s r 3 w; f05U
I leo A Dnrrls lo Ueo Fisher, interest
In Wegner mining claim, lllu Hivei,
850 Quitclaim.
Nancy C Conrad in A H Hlnkaoo,
160 acres In ip 18 s r 8 w; $400.
J W Holds and wile to H A ttud
dlestoit 11 41 acres in ip I? a r 3; $1.
Quit claim.
M V Duraut to Auhur Llttdtoy, 100
acres In Ip 18 a r 1 w; $25.
1KOBATB.
mm
ir ClOSe lo listen, rtiter
wkile the profeaaor looked ut
me solemnly and tK-chired:
'n of your ItinRs la nliout
done and the Other is nflcitctl.
Tin re may be a slim cham e
tr life if ou quit working in
thai L -,,!,. fai tut i ' I urnl I nek
b me, I. t ! do Im rove I me day I saw nn advertisement of free sasjaj
Ackers Knglish Ri medv lot - - mpium, i -1 1 pi von away oy our doumc
gists, Walker B iton. I k1'1 " "' the.", bottlt I, and it relieved me. Tk
k.ucrlit ninr,, i f the r.-.-ulnrsizc. a id mv I OProvomont was continuoui.tliat
slow. My doctors wi re astonished r.nd so wi I I, After dark I hated tot
heeattse I was afraid it mit'ht In- ImwhI. ai. i ! A'antOd to know for sure.
nof, ar no r, for a! las' I am a solid manay.u.i Although one lungisgooe.i
other is a wund iai Ilar, and answera as wen aa two innga, so tar ail
see. I want evert one to know tho facts and tliat is wny 1 tell them I
(Signed) A. H. BistnoN,
A. k.rV Knlish Itemflv It oM bv all 1'tiffelntt titular a poalttv i-i:rutai
th r v",.i ni rv will be relskdedta case ol fantire, e.. jae. aad $i a batttih
Volte,! Statt n-i I Canada. In Kncland, n id . IS, vl.. and 4a. 4d.
HkoatSaria firufcn ymtrtxniic. II. . BOOKSR m ' Ifuprutort, Mv I net
For sala by W. L. Del. Lgene, Cr
This is it fao siniilt-
nf the famoua VIVE
with magazine, plate
holders and lull at
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Estate of M Wallls, deceasetl. iSeml
auuual aeOOODt tiled, lieoeipis, $
paitl out, $225.
Eslalf of Llszle KUk; gUHrtllan
atlthoriaed to sell real estate. Also
sales eon tinned to a.nount of $:HX).
E-tate of W Miller, deceasetl; tiup
plemeutal report tiled.
Estate Of Willtird Hardy, deceasetl;
W T Cornelius, Levi Vaugltu and (leu
Nichols.
A H Klsk, guardian of the estate of
Lizzie 8 Kisk, to the Booth-Kelly
LuuiU-r Compauy, iuterest lu 1210
acres; $175.
Batata of H C Oweu, deceased. The
appraisers reported; Real properly,
$10,100.
This la In excess of the mortgaged
ludetitrduess. Tbe appraisers wete
('has Hadlev, (Jen II ml ley, John
Schrimpf.
tluardlauahip of minor heirs of John
A Hughes, deceased. Oath of gusrdi
an filed. Hond $200.
1N8ANK (MMMITMENT.
Alice J Crawford was examined litis
forenoon on a charge at i'lsantty before
Judge Totter and Medical Examiners
Drs I W Prentice and I) A Paine, anil
ordered committed to the asylum;
The lady is 52 years of age and has b id
frequent attacks for 27 years. She 1
threatens suicide and Is unconscious
for two and three hours ai a tints.
Tbsjcauseof Insanity Is epilepsy. Hhe
waa taken to the asylum by Sheriff
Withers, assisted by E J Crawford, her
husband
Ml NINO LOCATION.
Hillside, Blue Ri.er, F A Peplot
locator.
Black Hawk mining claim, Blue
River, 8 Brew aker et al, locators.
, KKiilSTRATION.
Reglatratlona now number about
3,850, and voters are ttlll enrolling
their names at a lively rate. Two
years ago 3.SS5 votes were cist fir
senator and 3.S25 for sheriff.
tbil i..u. .tale li,'tlier l.iumana
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