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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1900)
-5 MOHAWK RAILROAD' O Track Will Be Laid ft Wendling Before August ith. Shoes and Shoes <nd o 0 —- O <3 CtiODS Sure JULY 14 ■ dvwMtod. >d foche; earn*re stick. Ah kinds jHuber«. wan ruuuiug a buggies at F L to the mouu- wiudowx at F 1 BitlDbtt ' will thresh his .uday. oe gaaranteeu to show uoiuh m,atFL Chm. i Lers’. itlg**dMlble diamond tandem gaab takes it. B G un W orks , M tnouer. F L egt rus for it. f>our eye» correctly sses see Dr Low« Hors — Valent I os current of Jut» IhXb port« f>xutb* Fuel tie flicling, tut tiwnt doss Lsvwi'e Price say»: Crop re coast ant son iwcui to be auy quest km that lees hops will be grown this year. The quantity of unsold si nek In Oregon is said to have been reduced to 5000 bales. In New Y'ork state tlie young yards and the older ones that have been well taken care of are looking reasonably well, but many of tlie old yards, especially those that have beeu neglected for a year or two past, are not so promising. The dry weather is retarding the growth in some sections. The government re port just published shows that the sale of malt liquors during May increased 238,016 barrels over tbe corre»{>onding mouth last year. A n E xperience .—Corvallis Timex; The experiences of Johnny Pipe«, of Portland, sou ofHonM L Pipes, for merly of this city, have bad quite a romantic turn. It seems that he had formed an atl» th mon t for Miss Susie Fennel, of Portland, and wished to wed her, but bis parent* objected seri ously and matter» became quite com- plicated. Johnny was fortunate enough to «cure a i«>*ition in the cen sus bureau at Washington, recently and shortly sflvr bi* arrival there he sent for Mi-« Fennel aud on tier arrival in Washington they were married. 1 tie bt ide is spoken of as a most es timable young lady. bicycle« soul tli'» xeison- wotk, for ¡tbenil th« lost. F L lk. man i*OH«tx of some d In February, winch from which other batche i ou July 1 He O rganized for B usiness .—The a tx'*’ r aud <oudly Blate of Oregou ha*granted the follow priRlacit'g egg« the ru take« the front seal. ing company the right to do business in the »tale: The Collins-Preeton- Manila blnditg twine Wileon Company will engage in the ceu'x, buy row . Al iiienufacture and sale of barueea, sad dlery, hardware, and merchandise excellent farm generally. Portland is given as tbe of J ohn V as beadquarters of the company, and tbe capital stock is fixed at 020,000 divided ka we charged Attorney into »hares valued at 010 each. C X r day with being a Collins, W tu Preston aud W E Wit Do such idea. Mr sou are tbe stockholders. mali county bus- F ibst N ational B ank : —In today’» and gave fl rat-cías» ey charged, as we G uard will be found the regular monthly statement of tbe First Na . and Bain buggy, tional Bank as required by the U. 8. n mis—another car Government. The bank shows a total ■MLte 25. Always busmens ot 0581,736 91, cash on hand 055,601: deposit in bank 0453,875 89. F L Chambers. This is a most^excellent showing. wvrs and binder* Tbe bank is .increasing in business ion and laet longer every day. I. Deering *Ktru* T hrough thb R eserve .—Halein they aro made << Hi ales man: Bupt 8 B Ortuiny of tbe at F L Cbam- Cascade forest reserve, left yesterday EIGENE COMPANY. A List of Those at (he S$etn Encampment. RESIDENCE Bl’RXED. '. ally uuard July H Chas W Stair s Residence Burned, Loss, ShHl. lit » Ate Word » w evening » ; H’Uneiii I e ►»<! i.eWB Ih vt R W. i ji lun'ig T ihn city, " »4» *lr*'WUe t, while uurki it w llh ' he FOURTH REGIMEN T OFFH KXe Eugeue log drivn at Opi« • ile Colonel Geo O Yoraii, ot Etigrtie. Nstrou. l.t Colonel, J M P'xvmaii, > f V\**xi- Coroner Griffin and Dr. J W. Harris buru. Illi i i-diately start'd for the scene of Msjors, J L May, of Ashland, R H the accident, w hile 5 »rsii .i b t've left Lea bo, of Salem, Battallot officers. ou his wheel to inform Mrs. Lyman, Mr^qr M H Ellis, • f Albany, Bur wuo waa plcuiciug with the Bap'1st geon. Bunday seh<«>l at Heavy’s f riy. Capt D E Forau, Adjutant. Mr. B F Gulley, who brought the Capt F L Cliambers, Q lartermas- news a id w ho is working "U tbedrive, ter. states tual the0 accicetit happened Itut. « *' Haine*, (ommixsarj abivigt o’el " k w bile l.ym i'i wa« -d- -forgk*«t. lemptin. to dislodge a mg which u « •toSNltkt WHtet ignarura xgfe entangled in a drift, foai M i •»- - rs, ft« «Mit. • ho • .>»■ • ith him at ths tuns iW.ri i il fo’rgewit C c K *»• ig ii, s. i *ant kill! sgain«t the tr«w ■ ' • 1 W M syir. I u’ Lytn-.: . . nt > h gill 11 » Lwaucisnt I K Vik'Sg L :**« A' Ju- of it, r<i. is, mat ires i Iw pia v4 twit. I , y ts iM'swr'ed »• his test sud Lieuienan'O V R. ea* x*o , <c mg tai... <i'v|«r war aakiw. Tm< Btsiiwiiioo Adjutant ( ran •> .«topied to •* im In* b row i >to BergsRot F B Uroub, Acting Ber- tb«euri«nt, but, with llM eniatty of genal Major. fat-, th<y vtre tlis only Forts* in the Bergeant Geo Beach. Aeilog Haual- drive that » wild not go In be . . nd 1OO Bergeaut U Jor Corpora; £ R Hu«ton, Actiog tVRi Ibair d*ix b. Lyman appe red only onro al> >v* meutai Commissary B«rgeaut. tn* water, and wlasu a b-sit was bn ugul and his l»»iy r. r v»r»d, alsmt g'lURTK REGIMENT B»«B -irUDU 10 minute- later, a I sign- I I In wero Drum Major, Bergt L Gross. gone. Th« body was bought to lo«ru Chief Musician, Bergt G-o H Yer about 11:30 last night and lakea to 111» ington family re«id«u. s ou touth Pearl air»*«, P iucipai Musician, Bergt C S Curb- where the funeral will taka place July ran. 13th at 10 a. ni.; intermeul will be in Privates, Clive Cheshire. J W Chris tn» Masonic oiuetery. tian, G A Davis, E Gilstrap. Oite (ill William Lytuan wa« borr in New sL'ap, W F Gilstrap, W G Gros», J A York, April 1st, 1867, and came to Ore Haine», F B Hayes. J M Kautt'iii.in, J gon lu 1802. During bn reaideciie ill (’ Kelsay A R Knox, b N McAllsler this vicinity’he »'• well liked by hi» H W R iwland, F B Scott, Geo W a-soelales, as lie was an holiest halo Hniitli, A Hvarverud H Sweet, H working man. Vinoeiit, R E Walker, J Ii Welder. UOKONEU’g JURY. COMPANY A. ITH. El'UKNE. A jury wa* impaneled and the fol lowing verdict was brought in: < aptain, R8 Huston. We, the jury find tlie following ver- First Lieut, C Kliugenvmith. diet: R. W. Lyman came to hl* death Firs’ Bergt, C C Hainmnud. by accidental drowning ou July 11, Q M Bergt, (' W (ir fti Sergeants, C E lunls, WG White. F 1900, at 4 p. m No f .nil ix attached to auycue. E Taylor.| E T Temp'aman, Corporal«, L R Willi uglitiy, F. E i Morgau, Nlouut, C C MeCoruack.O L Gilstrap, H L Carter, E EBtiles, W VV Branstetter » J A Blakelv, a VI umícíbii , Geo Oliver J M < aili, PRIVATES E M P hi k«r. Bulger, Geo Norris, Rea Taylor. G M Beiineti, J 8 Withrow, Fred C awford, E J Coats, J C Tlbbettx, C R Pell, ---- < 'ornell, C A Crsig, F J Btrsight, Leo. jaitt Copp« ruoli, L Gll'Sou, Joe Drew, G F Marx, C Wold, E Flint,J K Waller, ----- Hooker, L 8t E Thur-ton, H Lawson, B K Me Mart I ii , A Lindsay,J M McGuire, W C Haggard,----- tor Sisters post office to settle a timber drop frame tandem, land trespass, and to examino some and gentleman; $25 laud with a view of restoring it to the lek G un W orks . public domain. Tbe trip is taken , W. Caton . N. Y. under tbe orders of the commuononer ■pxia over twenty of the general land office. otore aud medicines C amping P arty .—Th» following ( I wee persuaded to Eugeneitea have a very uicsly arrang'd ( 'are and it help . T kmiróve it tv be camp ou Gillespie island and are en set pad«uwi*«i**n." joy mg tliemeelves immeuasly: Joseph «a*. Vinesut A Lucky and wfe, Ada and Ruby Hen dricks, Mary Chambers, Belle Brown, gatoeee. Maude Bheiiy and Richard Smith • bi'-ydto- *» Hhnvvd Met T U Heudricks visited ths camp over Inst night. kkkr G un V oam . iraiiiedmy left hip whito Th» ie heavy boxes. Th* Ion said at first it wie » Oil would xoou be well, r»e aud the doctor said jtism. It continued to Id I could hardly get k. I went to a drug druggist recommended D ied .—Ml -s A»na kt tulwrlain's Pain Balm. of fever, 'n B|g>»tkW'i. July lfcM, one half of a 60-cent ag. i ag* d -5 years. I ■ l-.irikl will ge •entirely. I now recom- held at Natron, at 2 ■> 1 p I my friend*. F. A. B ond F iled .—A 8 Patteroon txBinty I’a. I' t* for «ale by W. tr-ssnrre tiled hi« bond in the »urn of $4o, 'Hi with 1 G Hsndncke, H B Eikin. VS E Br >wn and F W OsburntJ as am t ee. B*d approved. B orn —In Eugene July 10 19u0 to Mrs Ida Taylor, a son. Special to the <<uard. J unction C ity . July IL—The rro- ideucw of Cha» W Btarr, occupied by C J Farrar, wa * bu'iird today at uoon; 1'»«EM. No iuxuranc«*. Mr F»»' saved most of hi* g*ods. Tb* caught from a defictlve stovepipe. Mr Starr lx miller for the Eugene Flouring mill*. COMPANY C, 4TH, EUGEN R. Captain, J M Williams. 1st Lieut., J A Currie. 2nd Lieut., Geo F Willoughby. 1st Bergt., H Hunter. Begeants, H G Wesbrook, C Mc- Elroy, C P Sylvester. Q M Bergt., M T Upley. Bergeaut* Wm Johnson, Chas Crow, A Edgerton. Corporals, F Patrick, Al Geutner, Carl Rymer, Walter Dyke. Musician*, L Axtei, B 1 Plummer. PRIVATES. Hornig, T Bam field, J Longen becker » A Colvig, F Medley, E Coivig, E Mower», M Des n, A Mowers, F Dean,J Mowers, C Davis, K McClung, C E«tee, Wm McCann, C Williams, H Hoow,G Graff, C Trimble, Geo Green, A Tu Ule, D Gano, E Veatch, Z Haaeo, Z H aggi us, R. Pans Fair The Antennen *xhii>it at ,tIw Pari* Expoelttou will tie an open volume, whose lessoue of skillfully diraeted en deavor aud unfaltering energy may be reud by all. Our Government Build ing ie completai1, and no etlorl hat* been spared to make U worthy to rep resent our nation It wax by the mme American penwverancM ila»* Hostetter* Htomocn Bittern, iba ttunoun dyspaepsi» euro, WW* ttr-t pro» dneed. 81 no» iba» subir» re«» igi -«• toe wwsi toi tod to enn> oom« to | u « amr , imduuuc*««, to Una-ate'«, hvto uaw hWawy tsworo» toed it will (■to* r»'i* «ad W«'d. ItbaRe*s»ll- «■t tsMte, S«d to a »etbliassr f<* th* boweto tin* cannot be equalled. All druggist* sell It. Do not be talked into taking »omething “just a» good.” There i* nothing equal lo it. He Fooled The Surgeons. Genuine Manila binding twine Mowers Rakes Binders • Bi van s Notification. H uff iu >, July 11. —National t'.int- luil i email N..riii'ii E Mu* k said today "Ui ton Wr B.y*. d«»ires the not I Aoait'Mi ms-te i* a Wb-tirn city, I •i <«iui prsk*r that It tie ruiuto in sog e *x t Ite laiee eiti«* of (teue o4 tbe middle »twice. Net irell.v t would favor Ne* York tUKtotw of Hi uaportaue* ms a P"litic»l an < r**a**n*rte'd o*nter. New York wi'l pvOwiJy f into lite Ibnao cratic column in lite « wing election and IViuociat* In lbw s»«<x<n <g tb* country would like to have ihe toou-w of having Mr Bryan notitisd in the East, »nqiecially st* I he Weal has had the oonvetiliou which nominated him.” Glorious News Comes from l>r. D, B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottle« o' Electric Bitters ha« evred Mrs. Btewei • ( sereftlla, which had caused her gieat «utteri. g ¡for ¡years Terrible sores would break out nil her bead and fiute, and the bent doctors could give no help; but her cure |in complete and her health Is excellent.” Thin shows what thousands have proved, —that Electric Bitters Is the best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetten salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores It stimulate« liver, kidneys and bowl««, expels poisons, helps digestion, builds up the strength. Only 50 een «. Bold by W. L. DeLano, druggist. Guaranteed. WOOD All doctor» told Rerick Hamilton, of West Jeflereon, O., after »uttering la Teachers Institute. mouth« from Rectal Fistula, he would The teachers’ annual county insti die unle*s a costly operation was per tute will commence Monday, Ju'y 30, formed; but be cured himself with il ve g'X J fr rh . up. . b <• 1900, and continue five days, viz: July boxes < f Bucklin’* Arnica Halve, the tie blut 0 . ..................... 10c 30, 31, August 1, 2 and 3. All teacher* surest Pile cure on Earth, and tbe beet 10c holding either state or •#' >7 certtfi-| Halve in ths world. 25 cents a bol tie pickles......... ........... 6c cate* are reqi®«*! by law la attend tbe Sold by W. L>. DeLano, Druggist. r rubber»......... ................. >n jar cap« and ruotwrs asc institute. There will be three instruct large raMbe.................. 25c or* in attendance »Dd every possible ( all ^r County Jksrriut». Ue ammonia.... .... ........... 10c effort will b* made to make the in*ti- tute profitable and int*re»ting. homo-made Baking Powder k W M M iller . Not.W is hereby given that the 1 to be equi! to the be«t, per County BuperintendenU following warrants will be paid on een to. presentation at my office gm and after * e»n lOc Baking P wder Interest on • • ••I used Kodoi Dy«i*epsta •Mr» In tnv July ¡0, 1900. *r||| rvaae Joly 10, llXw; All in all pure food «lates. family with wonderful results. It give, imtondtate relie.’, is pu-asant to county warrants from registered num take aDd is truly lhe dyspeptic’s t«et ber 7175 to 7506, both Inclusive friend,’ «ays E Hartgerink, Uv»rwl, Dated. Eugene, July », lftm. Mich. D’ge*t» wbat yoo eat. < ann^t A 8 pATTKRaov, fell to cure Vincent A Co, < orí» County Treaaurer. Drug »tore. ve.^ Drowned. Those who have promised and those who intend to furnish the GUARD with wood on account will please notify U3 when they can bring it and the kind of wood. Please inform ub at once. Don’t neglect this Campbell Bros- No Right To Ugliness. Tlie woman who is lovely in fase, form and temper will always lia ve friends, but one who would 1» attrac tive must kwp her Iwalih. If sb« 1« weaui, sickly aud all ruu down, «lie will Iw nerviss» and irritable. If »lie ha« constipation or kidiwy trouble, her impure bkiod will ismm » pimple«, blotches, «kin eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Eleetric Bit:tn> w tlie best medicine in the world to regulstv «(oniM'h, liver and kidneys slid to purify tbe t>4o><t. It givesMtrong nerves bright eyes, em'M'th, velvety »km, ri< ti eomplexiou, It will make a good- looking charming woman of a rau-down invalid. Only in escle at W L De Laov’s Drug ft tore. R eturnkd to E vuenk . —Dr Claire Willoughby and wife, of Prineville, arriv'd livre la»t eveuing to locale pei- nianently. They came over the Mc Kenzie route, which they »late I m wry rough, although they nia'le the trip in four day*. They met Logan-Hampton parly, who are bound for Prineville, in tlie lava lieda. Dr Willoughby re* port* that Priuevllle is a very busy town and is quite favorably impressed with it. C ame N ear D rowning —While the Ed wards crew, who are bringing two million feet of logs down the river, were at work on tlie logs near tlie Eu gene bridge yesterday afternoon, Will McBee, who wan riding a log tu tlie rapids, fell oft into a whirlpool and sank the seoond time. Oscar Drury swam to ins rescue and prevented tlie chronicling of a drowning Mr McBee Is one ol tbe best loggers in tbe county, showing that no one is proof again»l accident. H ead O ffice R ented .—The Booth- Kelly Lumber Co. han rented the south room In tlie Hotel Eugene, formerly occupied by a bakery, for their head office, Tilia will be Hon It A Booth's lieadquat t*rx. A J Dunbar, now kt Baginaw, will be here in charge. D ied .— Mrs Mary Withrow, wife of C W Withrow, died July 10th, 1900, al tbe home of her father, W Bond of Irving. The funeral will lie held at the home of W Bond, July 12, 19U0; the lurial lu tar made in lhe Oak Hill cemetery. A M isumdembtandim «.—It swnu« that ail ito» actietes ni valu* toft by the l>Ue Mr and Mrs Bert H'gtowi w**v- in ths trank received Iters, excepting two rings uud a rifie. Far« For Sale. 338 aero» at hn»d wittola •*•*■ w>i e at Harrw*4*H3. 2M te*ees Ml cultlvtoioD IW» *>M h*»-*», tw* bac»»*; ie <rly all rtvwe keT 'te* Inwel. A large quantity List of Lettcru si bad»», ie**pi" aa d ash titulier. A mi h *4 tonple »■Jitablv lor lumber, Two •tol eMhardx on th* place. Thia I" a bargain. Price, 014, p*r &*-TV E.4 Bowvre, We- Doea Ctoto", U ♦ CsMiwdy, 1* v L L acre. Adda»»», R F B aker A Co. • »»•d, MiwT K Maywaril, H'»i*ce Junction City Hotel M- r '•*. MmVivian Monta.eiery i t.ax Platz, (Tetoeatz Htewart, Gilc'irist Wants Brunes and Pears. Bmitb, Mise Leona Fhompeon, 8 W Tomlinson, Mrs E A T N Hegar will buy a few cars of A chsr*e of .■□• c«nt will b« made or. «11 let» ter* *ivx« ont. I'ereon« wh«u ml.lug lor green Italian prune« and Bartlett letter* will pie««« «tate when »dvertlMul p-ar« for hi« Eastern house at from 012 H F M c C ormack , P M. to $15 per ton. It is safe lo *»y It I» Kohler, à Chase .Music House better than to dry. Owing to the death of C H Harper, of Winter A Harper, r>(Beattie, Wash., tbe branch piano and organ depart ment that has beeu run by them In this city, will hereafter be conducted direct by Kohler A Chase, of Han Fran cisco, where you will always find a One IIDe of pianos and organs at Han Francisco prlcM. instruments sold on easy install- menu. This will be conducted by Geo F Craw an t MffMorrto, in >tos Block, south "f tl,e H 'lliuui Hom Ninth street, Eugene, Oregon. • Special Notice to Tree Trimmers. Plea»« notify the Light Company before 4 o’clock p. m., when you cut trees that are liable hi break wire«. Broken wires are very dangerous if left hanging over the street. E ugknk L ight C o . County Pretpitms k. 'L awl pi1 te to tam ai F L Chambers Court House Items. rn VT M SÄLE Hatixfaetlou of mortgage .03,7011 Mortgage deed................... . 200 • I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. h ia 1(1 1G H H Gilfrey and wife to Geo I Bears, 54 acres in Ip 29 s r 3 w; 0 i(X). Notice is hereby given HOUND FOR deed . W D Kay el ux to M G Evans; that the stock of merchan interest paid. dise belonging to the estate JANITOK APPOINTED. Tlie commissioner* court today a| - of A. V. l’eters, together with pointed W illiatn M Hlierman asjs'i- shelving, counters and safe, Itor of tbe court bouse vice Do.v'e, will be sold at private sale or removed. public auction by the ad OVEK8EKK HOI K CRUSHER. ministrator. 'Phe invoice The court accepted the reslgna'loti of (' M Dority ax oveiseer ot rock will be prepared for exaiui- crusher and appointed M (' Goodem > nation by next Monday. to till the vacancy. All persons who want to EX PERTH APPOINTED. r * i— engage in business will find L H Johnson and L H I* pointed to expert lhe book* <>i tl.< e u. it to their interest to call on ty officers. the administrator for infor HOAD GRADING. The clerk wax authorized to advi rtl«e mation. for bids for plaeiug crushed rock "n Geo. B. Dorris, tlie Cautrel lane, commencing i* he Administrator. intersection of H.ienier Creek n mt i- nmg theuoe went to Coyote Creek, I ie roek t«i be spread not less tliau 2 cubic A Life And Death Fight. feet Hi the rod and the contractor to accept 0633 from the petitioner« for Mr. W, A. Hine* of Manchester, la., said work a* part payment. writing of hl« almost miraculous es Tie Boulh county road has been n- cape from death, says: ‘ Exposure tabllstied. after measles Induced serious lung CIRCUIT COURT. trouble, which ended lu consumption. Geo Fisher and W T I'ampliel! I hud frequent hemorrhages and Eugene Loan A Hive. B i i coughed night and day. All my doc c 'tintv coiiimlsfiotn r«, p,. iniift id ve tors said I must soon die. Then I to strike >ut portions < f delei d ul’« t«'gnu to use Dr. King's new Discovery for Consumption, which completely further »nd sepnrale answer. cured me. I would not be without it COMMIHSIONEKIl COURT E R Parker, registering electors $ 7 HO even if It cost 05.00 a bottle. Hun dred» have used It on my recommen A H Matteson, registering elec dation and all say it uever fails to cure HO tor».................................................. 4 00 Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.’* J J Butter, registering electors. . Trial Joe Fi rgusoti legislating electors b 30 Regular size 60c and 01.00. L W ( Turk, registering electors... 8 'in bottles free at W. L. Delano'» Drug «tore O A McMahon, registering elec tor« ..... ........................................... ti 60 W ii Eaton, registering eieetois 4 70 An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Wm H u U mh T uii U, irgisleriMg elec tors ............................ ... 1 70 Last winter during ao epidemio of whooping cough my children contract MEAL FJSTATE TKAN8FEH8. John W Herron »nd wife lo vlary ed the disease, having severe coughing E Caldwell, lots 8, 4 and 6, block 101, x|*ells. We had used Ctiamtierlaiu's Cough Remedy very successfully for Junction City; 0500. croup and naturally turned to it at that MINING LOCATIONS. time and found it relieved the cough Tenino claim, Blue River; H Clure, and ellecled a complete cure,—John E locator. Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy la for xale b> W L Del,ano. Deafness Cannot be Cured liess By local application», as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There I* only one way to cure deafnees, and that Is by con«tltutioual remclles. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tbe Euetachlan I'ulw. When tills lube gels inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im|>erfect hearing, and when it I* eutlrely Cloaed deafness 1» the result, and unless the Itillammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it* normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten are enuaed by catarrh which is nothing but an Inflamed ooriditktn of the mucous surface*. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any c»-e of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not I** cured by Hall'* I atarrh Cure. Bend for circu lars, free F ’ C heney A <.'o., Toltelo, O, Druggixt*. 75c. <o|l • *mlly Pill* are the best. lai Dairv Purchased. The Appetite of a Goat la envied by all poor dyspeptlCB whose Btomach aud Liver are out of order, All such should know that Dr. King'« New Life Pills, tbs wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid apfietlte, eouud digestion and a regular Imdliy habit that insures perfect heath and|great energy. Only 2So, al W. L. DeLano’s Drug store. Farm For Sale. 160 acres. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Bslancv pasture and woodland. Fine cattle or »beep ranch. Good out range. New house and barn. Run ning water near bouse; 20 Hides west of r.ugeue, 6 miles west of Elmira. Address J. M. H tkphenb , Elmira, Oro. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, t>ut Hkin Eruptions rob Ide of Joy. Buck leu s Aratea Halve curve them; also Old Ruuuing and Fever Höre«, Ulcer», H*xls, Felons, Corus, Warts, l'ut». Bruises. iSirns, «calde. Chapped Hand», < bllblaln*. He«t Pile cure on earth. Drive» out Pain* and Ache«. Only 25 eta a box. rure guaranteed. Holy by W L Da Leno, Druggist. A letter from W D Wisdom, secretary V o I . « u «il'ssed Bsr- F of«.- state fair, from Portland under dairy xiii »Hl cvutlnux the date of July 2 and say»: Mr V»u«h*o ba» one of the Please announce that the premium I .-rd* of Jer-ey rows III this Citizen: Tlie old DrGlil home, oppo on county exhibit haa been incre&sl county and will gusrantee the I h >*I ”” and purest of milk. He not onlv»*k» site tbs First Presbyterian church haa to 0J*'»n fi>:, II1"’'<n second, ♦ been dismantled, and the m tin build third and 060 on fourth. Hoping io for the cootiouance of old custnuiers Cavalry Horses Wanted. ing will be moved to the north of F L see^our county well representad at the Lut *<*'i*its n»w one- IM • ' Cbambon* residence, where It will be fair, I am, For the uni -J* day» apply tn Rang’e Your» truly, r-modeied by Mr Hendricks. Tbe •table, Eugene. They »teouM be from street will be opened op. and graded M D W isdom , Mee. 5 io 7 year« old, weight 926 to lotti I be. Tbe city sh"Old retain tbe big fir trees, There will be eight orunties oompet- EMiALMLRS ir.fl F.HER¿L DMC10M B thwart A B a Muto a* there will be plenty of room for a I I ng this year. driveway on either aide of them. TÏ5 HIHNIim co *