The Eugene weekly guard., July 28, 1900, Image 7

Is On a Direct Line With
River and Bohemia.
O
75cts
You can get them as
long an titra Kork
Lasts at
UY AND COUNTY
L a re roav
CHAMBERS BLOCK
XEW MIXIXG DhlRkT.
Ifvou want women’s
L<.es’ or children’s
lixfiird’ tor
JULY 28
I Mrs W L Hollingshead la much bet-
Lr-
I fly creeti doors and windows at F
■. i in u tiers.
I Julius Goldsmith is having some
Lndaome sig"« painted.
I Tiuwa'e guaranteed to show no runt
L 3 years, at F L Chambers’.
I Maaous are at work on the second
Ll(>ry of the Davies block.
I a lot of second hand buggies at F L
L bauibers, very cheap.
I John A Harker has had hie pension
Increased to (10 per month.
Win England, a Balern banker, is
Lery ill, not expected te recover.
M« «ara Strai'lie.v a
ridg, UAVt*
ju»t returned fn ill Ito - roup of teu
claims in the new M< Kr- izla
inlng
district. They hav*- let
their
party In make fu to r I v Icq ir.ents.
The gellt'euieli nr » I ■ tsv.i a r h
pr,M.|M-ct» mi far and « xpeet to at 'act
much iut-rest io tba' «.■•lion. The
new district is west of the (Cue River
distric and •'«« • Hue with the Fall
Cree a »nd I >i«l e.i ■» ililul - . <iis riels
I lie elaiitis »re atMMil six im II v « ill a
diiect line from Wyc-iti'«, ■ i Hie ai. •
Kei zte, but tlie«e gel lien wit w.-et ia
the l»«l time from !'lioiu|sou'« and
cut ■ trsil sl 'tig t'-e M«rtin rid ;e h r
IS !«■■ le- tn (■■ their < ■■ -
I'bes-gen-
REPORTS OF MISSIONARIES MURDERED
tleueri «•
loe»t’d
'( up of ten
Special to the Guard.
••!«'■« , I-bowil'g »ell-detlned ledge«
O
f tl r«e the. ti’kVf ■ ei,rd on li e
L ondon , Juiy 26.—Those best informed in diplomatic •(•'I
• ■. be ledge sli w no a fsc ■ 3'10
circles here are agreed that the worst news about the mem­ tee1. Mid.. Tile ii «k Is it good ■ hsr«
bers of legations and other foreigners in Pekin is true.
ael.-i, and indii-ttes tba' uuchem t>e
It is reported that several missionaries have been exjseled from llie t.irtt ■ r development
of tlie |>r'p> rty. The ne ire develop­
killeu at Shanghai.
ment of t.iei-e claim» wid couuiiue,
Earl Li is barricaded in the arsenal at Shanghai for and
if the ■ xpee'ed VslUi sare showu,
safety.
a tivr-aiainp mill will pr.il ably le put
A mission dispatch from Shanghai reports rioting and in this fall
all kinds of lawlessness, rapine and butchery at Ai Yuen Auumtierof other p -« are iocat
Fu and other points in that vicinity All the missions are Ing In this neluIi'•"!I iiks I 1 dtlie find­
ot ore forms: h.i'» here only indi­
said to have been destroyed. Some of the missionaries ing
cate« w hat has I tug hem suspected,
escaped from their quarters, which were destroyeii, but are I that the eutlre range ■ f mountains lias
reported to be yet in danger.
mineral ores ot good values. That this
section will tie one of tlie mining
[This brings no new phase of the question to Ameri­ centers within a compare Ively short
cans. London has from the first persisted in believing time, is now more'han ever apparent.
the worst news to come from besieged Pekin, and has never
consented to believe that the message from Conger was
bona fide. The status of affairs is practically unchanged
during the past 24 hours.—E d .]
BOERS STILL WINNING.
O
A Second Story Will Be Added
|
at Once.
TWINE 14C NOW
Genuine Manila
Mowers
lakes
Binders
i
0!'he larath erai «4 the
ess por-
t »•« ■ <■ W 11
( 1« st so,« «eeMee *••' ««I j«y
a SaikiiHg 9< v > im eqi««U with »JI p"V-
I tiou« of tl««> city.
, F I, Chamtwr« i« t.u»v making
railgeiuelll« |o,'rr," — eoll.I ■ ■■ry
in« tirtcK builtling. It fronts 51 feet
XVli .«un i fe ei ieel :,ml ■ x <• mt» l ack
feel. Mr l b <iti> er« will mini reiutslel
the front of the first «tory ul d build a
g<x> I wide »(airway to the second tl «or
at the n.>rt h side >f (tie building next
to t lie Y 'U g I'loek.
C I. Winter, Hie pin togiHpl.er. has
leased tlie second t! >or of tills block for
hla gallery. It will be modeled after
■ |>eeial plan« adapted to bis use This
will make oue of the finest galleries iu
tbe state.
Mr Cliamtwr» will commence al once
the building of tbe seeoud story, and
expects to have it ready for occupancy
by Mr Whiter October 1.
ilia said that plana are being con*
sidered for more business buildings in
tills portion of the city during the fall,
all of which are badly needed and will
prove good I n vest men la.
I
Teachers Examinations.
REITBL1CAX FOR BRYAX.
Notice 1» ber-'ti. given that the
county superintendent of Laue county
will hold the regular ■ XHminat on of
applicant» for state and county papers
at the high school I tilidliig (old court
bouse) as follows;
Imperialism ol McKinley Forces
Banker to Support Nebraskan
F L Chambers
AT THE PRESIDIO
San Francisco Concentrating Point
for China-Bound Troops.
BLUE RIVER ROAD
Substantial Improvements Must
Be Made.
Repair your old mower.
F L
■ bauitiera has the extras for it.
Special to tbe Guard.
Special to N. Y. World.
B an F rancisco , July 25. San Fran­
Advices from Portland state that
to
the
war
Jonrr, III., July 20.—Michael C cisco la now a |M>int of concentration
L
ondon
,
July
26.
—
Lord
Roberts
reports
Mjas R'*alle Friendly ia improving
FOH STATE PAPERS
* JUST DUTY OF LANE COUNTY.
Collins, a Peontone banker and a life­ for troops gathered together from all
department that General Hunter had a heavy engagement
Lowly.
long
republican
announced
today
that
Commericing
W.
r
-day,
August
8,
over
the
United
State«
for
duty
in
the
Eugene
Is awal ening to commerce.
Victor L Holt has been ill In Jack- with the Boers south of Bethlehem, in which the British at 9 o’clock a m st o i oitinuing until he will support William J Bryan for
Orient.
At military headquarter«
The
question
of building a gooti and
Ln county with typhoid fever, but is were repulsed, with casualties amounting to 50.
president, as lie cannot stand tor the everybody is working under pressure. substantial road to the Blue River
Sa'urday, August li, at 4 o'clock.
Liter now.
Wednesday —1‘etiman.hip, history, imperialistic policy of the McKinley Battery D, of the Third Heavy mining oistrict 1» being agitated, and
administration.
flood hay carrier« and forks; carrier»
Artillery, ha» arrived and encamped before any luterest is allo'ved to cease
spelling, alge' tn, reading school law.
Mr Collins is one of tbe most in tin- with Batteries A, I and O, bringing tbe fund, ah >uld lie arranged for and
Luaranteed never to st'ck. Alt kinds
Thursday — Written
arithmetic,
rfbay tool«. F I, Chambers.
fACHED.
theory of teaching, grammar, book­ ential politicians in Will county. He the battalion to Ila full strength. The the wora beguu.
was formerly a inemlter of the legisla­ four batteries will »all with the Fourth
keeping; pliy-ics, civil ..overnment.
When you want your eye. correctly
A proposition ia uow on toot to
ture.
Cavalry on the Hancock, July 28, for expend the sum (it (.5,060 ou the road
Friday
-
Physiology,
geography,
fitted to a pair of glasses see Dr Lowe
The
Capital
City
Soap
Manufac
­
Mr Collins said: “Mv reason for China.
mental arithmetic, c tupiwition, phys­
from Eugene to the distiict. If thlsia
In Joe Luckey’s.
giving my support to Mr Bryan is that
tory
Involved
in
Litigation.
This morning troop H, of the Ninth do ic it should lie made into one of the
ical
geography.
Car load of Manila binding twine
Saiurday—Botany, plane geometry, 1 coualder hla ismltion on lui|>eilall«m cavalry (colored) came In. This com­ l*e«i ptree» of road iii the county, and
Lt received, 14 cen's; buy now. At
Salem
Statesman,
July
26.
general
history, English literature, right, and i lielieve that Issue to tie tbe pletes the concentration of the "gl- one .v,r which the heavy trefficlug of
IF L ( ham ber».
most lui[M>rtaut one that is tiefore the ments there. Tile three com pan I»«, A, tin district could l>e safely carried on.
psychology.
Deputy Sheriff B B Uolbatb last
Tbe supreme court has affirmed the
people."
0 and D, Eighteenth Infantry, which
MesarwU " Young and G W Griftin
evening
attached
tbe
plant
and
15,000
FOR COUNTV PAPERS.
pecision of the lower court in the
ate Just back from Manila, will remain st nr ltd out today with a paper seeking
pounds
of
soap,
of
the
Capital
Bnap
Commencing Wednesday, August 8,
Him« murder case, tried at Pendle ■
Teachers' Institute.
at the Presidio and not go to Montana, th
< iicouragemeiit of the buaineae
Work», located on Erat Ferry strict«« at 9 o’clo' k a iu, slid continuing until
Ion.
!
ra wra expected.
oomiuuuily, aud will also present the
near Fourteenth street
Friday,
August
111,
at
4
o
’
clock
—
First,
NOR TO FUSE WITH THE «NTIS.
Walter Moss, an old time Oregon
Recruit» are coming In at ahi u tbe matter falrly|to the ls>ar<! of county
■ i he teacher» Institute which begins
The attachment was made on a suit Becomi aud Third Grade Certificates.
boy, expects to play a troupe in Eu-
rate of 75 a day. They are frm all commissioner». As stated yesterday
I ndianapolis , July 25.—By unani­ brought by Frederika Muths against
W ed Head ay—Penmanship, h istoi y, at the court house Monday, July 110,
gone tin.'« fall. He sends regards to his mous vote of tbe national committee of Chas A Muths and J H Wasaamau,
1900, promises to be of unusual Interest partsof the Union. There I- u lar no the.Linn eouuty comt has pledge«!
orthography. leading.
tnstiy old time friends.
diffioulty In obtaining all the volun­ (5,000 to assist In building a road to the
the National Democracy, this after­ partners, doing busiuess under the
Thursday — Written
arithmetic, and benefit to the teachers attending.
(listriot from Brownsville, aud Lane
The Bain wagon and Bain buggy noon, the scheme of fusion with the firm name and style of tbe Capital theory of teaebiug, grammar, school The Instiuctors secured are among the teers necessary.
Sixteen iHMifes of soldier» from the county must act a tonne or lose thou-
very ablest ill the »tale. Tbe course to
tbe best vehicles made—another car anti-imperialist movement, originat­ Boap works, to recover various sums law.
I
be given follow» the State Course ot Philippines were buried yeoteiday in studs of dollars worth of trade, It la
had of buggies due June 25. Always ing with the recent mass meeting at aggregating (1,062.50 with accrued
Friday—Geogrsphy, mental arith­
tielieved the business meu will arai»’.
Study, and includes several high tbe National cemetery.
the Plaza Hotel, in New York, was Intereat and tbe costa and disburt««- metic, nbytilology, civil government.
'afull assortment al F L Chambers.
an enterprise fraught wltii ao much
school brunches.
J 0 Watts, optician and Jeweler, defeated, as was also the plan to place rneuts of tbe action.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES.
tieuefil to tbemraives, aud aid In tbe
Teacher» intending to pas» an
Th plaintiff ia repriaented by P H j
will move into the building next the a gold democratic ticket in the field
It Keeps the Money at Home. development of the country.
Wednesday
— Penmanship, ortho* examination for either county or stat
and W J D'Arcy, and her complaint j
Grifiln Hardware Company, vacated Ibis year.
Tbe Lucky Boy company, which
paver», .'an not Hflortl to tuba this
prays for judgment for tlie following rapliy, reading.
A SENSATION.
by R McMurphe.v and M O Wilkins.
Thursday — Art «f queetioning, apportunity for study and improve­
We are Just in oc i|.i >f s q ■
rly aloue and unaided «|>eiit about (7,000
sums;
(150
with
6
per
cent
interest
When it came to W D Haldeman,
123 Crescent bicycles sold this season-
theory of tenchiDg. methods.
ment. The law requires the attendance report of the Oi«g ii F t« l>. > vsso- In building »lx miles of road to Its
it '■ the wheel for every day work, proprietor of the Louisville Courier i from February 1, 1900, due on a loan;
Eugene, Oregon, inly 26, 1'JfX).
of all teachers and the teacher owe» Il ciaib'h for the quarter . ik I iol J e 30, property from the main traveled road,
(700
with
6
per
cent
interest
from
with tires on them that last. F L Journal a seusatlon was sprung.
W. M. M ili . er ,
to the profession to attend and lake 1900. The asMuOiit’loti 1» .vi. .-t>tly stales that it Is still ou' for road build­
Haldeman, iu 1896, contributed valu­ Marcr 12. 1900, due on a loan; (63 witb
Cbam tiers has them
County Superintendent.
part In this Institute. Every effort groAl g rspl'lly sod 1« ktwplii much ing and that If the county court of
6
per
cent
interest
from
March
15,
The runaway boys, Smith and Will­ able aid actively raising funds for the 1900, due on quantity ofnats turnlshed;
will be made to Instruct and eutertaln money at home that Mould otlierwlae Lane county aud the business meu o
iams, have not been found yet. It | organization and maintenance of the and (149.50 with 6 per cent iutetest
leave the slste never to return. It tlila oltv will raise (4,500 It will add
the teachers In attendance.
Would Xot Suffer So Again for music hotli instrumental and vocal Good
was thought they bad been detected work of the gold democracy. When from July 25, 1900, for the hire of
will now ba« liisurani»« tn force to the another (>00, making a total of (5,000
on the train at Densmuir, but they he concluded be withdrew from tbe team at (lie agreed compenaalion of
amount of (7,603 253, having made a for the Improvement.
Fifty Times Its Price
be a dally feature of the exercises.
room. In the course cf hie speech be
had slipped oft at some other point.
Keep the trade which by virtue of
A iiuiii I mt of the leading eduotors net gain of more than (678,000 during
(2.50
per
day.
said:
the
pa«'
three
month».
It
paid
23
right
belongs to us by building good
1
awoke
last
night
with
severe
pains
of
Oregon
will
speak
on
topics
of
Inter
K MeMurphey and M O Wilkins
These parties are all well known in
"In 1896 I took upon myself abun-
in my stomach. I never felt so badly rat to all. All teachers and friends to losses dill ing the quarter and liiade a aud substantial highways.
are moving their offices temporarily
Eugene.
daut abuse from the Kentucky dem­
All eutmcriptlouM will be published.
in all my life. When 1 came down to the public school. cordially Invited to saving for Its members, as compared to
into the builnlng occupied by M Bvar-
ocrats, and I did it tiecause I tielieved,
board rate«, of (17,713.68. For further
work this morning 1 felt so weak I tie present during the institute.
verud and E J McClanahan. They
with my friend Henry Watterson, in
particulars addrera I* K George, agent,
have rooms leased iu the new bank the righteousness of the refusal to DRUMMERS OUT FOR BRYAX. could hardly work. I went to Miller
Deafness Cannot be Cured
A McCurdy's drug store aud It ey r««'-
Bpritiglleld, Oregon.
building.
Story of a Slave.
compromise with dishonor on the
omm-nded <'hamberlaiii’a < olie, < 'hoi-
Tbe Deering mowers and binders I question of a sound and »table cur­ Will Hold Anti-McKinley Meet­ era and Diarrhoea Remedy, it worked
By local applications, as they canaot
like magic and one «lose fixed me all
give perfect satisfaction and last longer rency. I believed then that the na­
be bound band and fool for year«
reach the diaesHed portion n( the aar
To
ings All Over the Country.
Prevented a Tragedy.
right It certainly is tbe finest tbing
than any other built. Deering extras tion’s honor in the stability of its
There la only one way to cure deafness,
1 ever u-ed tor stomach trouble. 1 shah by the chains of disease 1» the worst
don't break I ecause they are made of money was involved, and if 1 believed
form of slavery. George D William»,
and that 1» by constitutional remedies.
not
be
w
itiiout
it
in
m.v
bouse
here
­
New York World, July 21: Drum­ after, for I should not care to enduro of Manchester, Mich., tell» how sjclia
Tlm. ly Information given Mr»George Deafuera is caused by an In flamed
good sturt. Bee them at F L Cham­ that, In this reaped, there was any
mers
and
hotel
men
who
assert
that
slave was made free. He says: *'My Ixmg, of New Btraltsvllle, Ohio, pre condition of tbe mucous lining of the
ber».'
danger now, I would stand this day the Republican policy toward trusts tbe suffering, of last night again for wife has been so helple»» tor five year»
fifty tiuesits price. G. H. W ilson ,
vented a dreadful tragidy and waved Eustachian I'ulie. When thia tube
A Texan p'< > ber lias been ousted against the regular democratic organ­ has caused them to lose their plaoee Liveryman, Burg, ttetown, Washing­ that she could not turn over in bed
two live*. A frightful cough had long gels Inflamed you have a rumbling
alone.
After using two bottle» ol
sound or tiu|>erf«cl heariug, and when
from his pulp! i -cause he went to a ization.
and patronage have determined to hold ton Co, Pa This remedy >» for sale by Electric Bitters she Is wonderfully im­ kept her awake every night. Bhe had it 1» entirely dosed deafness la the
trull fight on Bunday. In tne grand
"No sane man believes this danger meetings all over the country In the W. L. Del.ano.
tried
many
remedies
aud
doctor»
but
proved »nd able to do her own work ”
result, aud unless the inflammation
match of progress these Texans are exists The free and unlimited coin­ interest of Bryan and Stevenson.
This supreme remedy tor female dis­ steadily grew worse until urged to try can lie taken out and Ibis tube restored
g-tting just too particular foranything, age of god and silver, at the ratio of
ease
quickly
cures
nervot
sne»s,
sleep
­
to Its normal condition, heariug will
The directors of the Commercial
Chureh Anniversary.
lessness, melancholy, head u h«, back­ Dr Kmg'» New Discovery. One tiottle he destroyed forever; nine case« out of
rays the Denver Republican.
16 to 1, without the consent of any Traveller» and Hotelmen’a Antl-Tiust
wholly cured her, and »he writes thia ten are caiiaed by catarrh which ie
ache,
fainting
and
dizzy
sped».
Tills
“I used Kodol Liyspepsia Cure In my other nation, has been reiegated to an­ League yesterday decided upon Ibis
1 be Pleasant Hili • hristlan church miracle working medicine 1« a gislsend marvelous medicine ala > cured Mr nothing but an inflamed condition of
Long of a severe attack of pnejmonla. ' the mucous surfaces.
family with wonderful results.
It other generation by this nation. My aggressive policy, Tbe first meeting, will hold the fiftieth anniversary of Its to weak, sickly, run-down
We will give One Hundred Dollare
gives immediate relle’, 1» pleasant to heart goes out to those who struggle it was announced will be held In organization on the 4tli and 5th of Every Isittle gusran'rad. On
Much cures are positive proof of the
Bold by W L Delano, druggist.
for any ca-e of deafness (caused by
for
liberty
In
every
nation,
but
1
ap-
Buffalo to-night. Others will follow August, 1900. A general Invitation la
matchlees merit <>f thia grand remedy catarrh) that can not be cured by
take and is truly the dyspeptic’« t>e«t
friend,” says E Hartgerlnk, Qverisel, p aud and approved the expression in lu the principal cities of this aod oilier extended .and esjieeially to old pk>-
for curing all throat, cheat and lung Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Bend for circus
Flour Trust.
Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot the democratic platform sympathizing states.
troubles. Only 60c and (1.00. Every lars, free.
neera.
fail to cure.
Vincent A Co., < orner with tbe Boers, a people who m«y be
F J C heney A Co., Toledo, O.
bottle guaranteed. Trial Iwittles free at
Drug Store.
FROuRAM.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
roblied ot free citizenship in order to
E uoime , July 26, 1900.
W L DeLano'a drug »tore.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
Recipe tor Ice Making
August 1, at 11 o'clock a tH wr~
Ei'IToR G uard :—H ow 1» It a labor­
Fox S ale —220 acres excellent farm help English greed to gather to its
Bo n by P R Burnett.
ing lauds.
Inquire of J ohn V an ' coffers tl«e diamonds and gold of Bi uth
ing man must pay HO cent» per 60-pound
Worms Attack the Hops.
Any housewife by following the new
DCYN, Ceburg, Ge
| Africa
I am compelled, with the
4 •’«!•<■* a. «a. »erra»» »•y R G Hack of Hour when the farmer gets only
Presbyterians Gather at Denver.
recipe
just
<h»c«ver«-d
wifi
be
»Wr
ts
(balsarai.
seara W wteM * due to fr** America,
4"> cent» per bushel for his wheat.
OunoN C ity , Or., July 25.—Report«
' that I low, V> sraaetely, ratiraly aur- nrabe are saraJv. Tkb »«w tee te «dvesw
A«s{ »4 -th, X» 11 o’clock ». Ul net-
A L aborer .
D enver , Colo , July 25.—Theannual
today
from the farming <1 lair lota indi­
arad
^aiskly
prerased,
b«««g
«•«■»«•>
d
aaoe
by
DC
Kelletne.
p >it an Arasri'-a* whira, I HeWera,
meeting of tbe Young People's <'brls.
cate that (he army or cut worma are
2 o'clock p. m.—Bho't history of the
lov«« Ute cnaa'ry rate wa- ra I beireote •fabiad ef wm « m «sat. Witb It,
Xo Cure' No Pay.
tian Union of the Unite«! Presbyterian on the Incnaw. W B Hu rat, of Aurora,
|—
to tie the biglie-* asd •••* *7^* •* b— iee aaeraa aray be frozea iw a few Pleasant Hill church, followed by ser­
church of North America opened a ala tea that In aome yards the wortna
That
1«
the
««V
all
•irugvist«
sell
f,n
VM
American citizen, and thus believiaw. talaube». Bo many wonderful Im- mon
T»*tel««« ("hill T'Wic for <'hills, M«l»ris and five days' evasion here irslsy, with are trailing on leave« of the hop vines,
I shall vote for and support Will'« proveaieDia are being discovered that
Benediction
llillionansra. It is «« |4e««ant to take
delegate» present final every state and
l>ut It la not expected that they will do
It
brings
Into
prominence
any
Inatitu-
Basket dinner on grounds bo:h days. I^tnou Nyrup. SUcent«
Jennings Bryan.”
territory In the Union. The number any damage to the hope, unlera they
Haldeman then moved that the tl'* that remain« unchanged. Buch
of visitors is estimated 1« t>e not hra tackle the bloMoma later In the a-aeon.
From a note «ent us by our Bodaville
n. X 1« 'l>treasury < ¡ the gold an example i« Hostetler'« Btomach
List of Letters.
o
than **"0, and among then« are speak­
S5C
Farmers report a large yield of hay,
corr -sporident we learn that Rev J F
’ 0* Bhlrc waists.....
democratic organization be paid to Bitters, tbe well-known remedy for
s'» < f prominence from New York, and many Aside of apriug .wheat give
In
~ -Cea
lilrf «»let».
• <»«• splendid democrat and able weak «tomacha. Fifty veer, baa »ran
R«tralnlti< In ths p«toff.ee at Carers, O-»î Clay «'tub Is improving nicely
Peoi
Ivanla,
Ohio,
lllluols,
Iowa,
45c leader of t*' democrats of the Erat, no change in it. While many Imita-
promise o' a good yield.
heal'ii and will probably return to hl»
!»tl «I ' » slate
July 26, 1900.
Wi»< ■du and California. The meet­
bo-ti*
in
this
dty
on
Haturdey,
ac«r>m-
I th'« • -«r’e style», • o o'd r t IIB- David B Hill, to use >. hl» judgment tlons have risen and fallen, thia al­ < h»pin, L N
Clark, Mr» Dr
ing *'H close ou Monday evening
het-«
cellent medicine ba« remained un- < ^m> r, < >- W
It Saved His Leg.
Harold pan led by hi» wife; also Mrs Withrow, next.
mav direct."
of Eugene, who has l>een spending n
Irad:<«i tan and black lies a«l
When the vote on the question of changed —and as »cure tar iudlg>«tion, iJBVia, Mira .Mo«»le Dowell C L (2
fa» day» at the springs.
•I zee............................................ I .75 fusion and a third ticket wa- taken, conati|>atloo, dyspepsia and blliouv- Gilbert. J W
HuMw, C F.
I* A Danforth, of fjiGraage, Go.
I-sdie» fine shoe« goo«i value
Mitchell, M D
Gordon Woodbury, of New ^lamp- n ra, it is unequalled. Bee that our Mitchell, Mr»
•uttered intensely for all mon the with
Ls*t fall I »r ratned my left hip wlilh
hai dung «ome heavy boxes. Tb*
Th- An I pidemic of Whooping Cough a frightful ruunlng sore on hla leg, but
for (1.50 at................................. 1.00 ahirv, was lira only committeeman private revenue »tamp cover» the neck
Marlon Near 2) Pstteracn. E J
doctor I csl'ed ot> said at first it was «
Ladies heavy shoes, good value
Vanoradale, C C
present who favored a third party of the bottle.
writ— that Buckleu’s Arnica Halve
Strong, F D
■ light »train and would w».n tie welt,
.75 ticket. The vote stood 26 to 1 agaioat
A Chara* of ' M e-nt will br ma4a or. all l»t«
for (1.00 at.................................
Last winter during ao epidemic of wholly cured II in teti day«. For ulcer»
ter« given "ul. lerw.n« wh-n
lor t ut It »rew worse aud ’.he doctor »aid
Wedneeday's Roseburg
Rev ew: letter, will pleara Mete whea advertiMd
•Men's heavy «hora, g<«>d value
I had rheumatism. It continued to w n'« I' ' u cough my children cwutnwH- wounda. bum», holla, |pain or piles Its
the propoaiii#>
"Leander Bros.' «how came In by
grow wore- and I could hardly ge' evi tbe (liras—- hsvlog severe couglutg the beet salve In the world. Curs guar­
for (1 50 at................................. 1.00
H FMrf’ofMi.pU.
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around to Work. I went to a drug ■pells. We had u«ed <'bamtwrlalii’a antee«!. Only 25c. Hold by W L Do-
Rev. W. E. Bl'ier, W. Caton. N. Y. wagon this mornlóg, several of c«eir
•'teil'« fine shoe», good value
.tore and ths druggist recommended
for (I 00 s’ ......
O .75 write-, “I had dyspepsia over twenty vehicles being broken. They pi* bed
Cnwel' Rem.dy very suceraafully for l.ano, diuggiei.
me to try Cbsmberlaln'» Pain Balm
Wi Cure ©Cold in One Day
year», and tried doc'< ra qnd medicine« th»lr tents on (he vacant lotest»»' the
ci >>|> «i I naturaliV turned to it at that
1 tried It and one-half of a 50-cent
Expeneoee la the beet teacher. Use
without 'merit. 1 waa pervusded tn Odi Fellows' hall, aod thteHiand wagon
t • .» nd found It relieved the cough
■ e el -MÀt 6 u c'ii' k each evening
Take Laxative Bromo Quinina Tab • <ttlecur»d meentlrelv. I now recom­ a I effected a complete cure,—J dm E AcRer’» English Rem-dv hi any casa
use Kodol Dypep-ia < ure and it help­ Ira wo by six horras paraded the Eso
except Baturdays.
ed ma fr tn th* atari. I believe it t> b» about 2 o’clock. There are few people lets. All druggist» refund tbe money mend it toall my friaaxla. F. a . < ni'ord. Proprietor Nofwwad H ura, >t i ugti«, oohia or < roup. Hlx.uld lb
»II to giv» Hu Ululiate relief money re­
a panacea forallf -rmeof ind.groUon.’' Intown frem the country toste the If It fails to cura. K. W. Grove’s signa­ Baboock, Erl-. Pa. It 1» 'or «ale by W. Norwood. N Y. This remedy la f r fin'd..I. 25 < I« sud .W cia. Fur rale b
ture ia <>u -ach box. 26c.
L.
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Ano.
! D digrate what you eat.
Vincent A abaw.
W L De Lane.
rale by W L DsLano.
e.e
Co.. Corn« Urugrttora
GOLD DEMOCRATS. SUEM
Decided Not to Put a Ticket in
the Field.
Special
Sale...
..Ax Billy...
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