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Dr, Pierce’» Pa- write Prescription OCTOBER l'J D m N cs a Mother’s SATURDAY Ji*ys and Halves Her THt “FACTS” AGAINST SCHLEY Sorrows, Eugene \ RELIC Guard h I Good Ita A Warm day« bava not n akrially leiMLed tbe as ling of winter aupplie , That Was Brought Around the Born. m COLLARETTE: LOST, a fur .... ner ju,., |.,(1 Tin»«: Tb* <1<1 Liiouwr etta was lot b> tw-eu Eugen >ol prvw- winch Ut*Tiii.«*i«irli>'»<l 1‘ I Hpringtleid Monday. Fiuier pl a»e n.,e «... Illi ............. til- |-I"t.'< r d - It docs this by a pre-natal pre leave at GUAKD office. pvrtui-ni ■ f ibe Fori.au>« Exy-i ion. i paration in which the mother find.* Tb* c iiimi««« in charge regotiaud herself growing stronger instead of NANNIE GOA IH ' ANTED.—Frost with thi* ftlce for tbe u«» of ib>- pnr« wciker with each month. Instead 50 to 76 Naooler -ata wanted. Oood M It U i»'w ’b” pro*« in fbe of nausea and nervousness, there are price. Musttiv twice and not over »late «rd perhap* the only uue of IL® healthy apjietite, quiet nerves, and 3 year» old. E quire at this office. Welt» pattern iu tbe N ribwret. It refreshing sleep. The mind’s con BILLY OOATH FOR HALE-Three wa* brought around tbe ••Horn” aud tent keeps pace with the body’« thoroughbreJ Angora Billy g< at« for wae u*ed for many year* by Hon A comfort. There is no anxiety, no Bu»b for »tale prii tiug iu territorial, »ale. Enquire a thia office. dread of the approaching tuna of day». While it i* only a fiv.-column ! travail. . When the birth hour HHOAIH WANTED.—Half a doge-j pre«* it contain* M much metal a» au comes it is practically painless, the or a dozen good «boat» wanted. En Hardware, eight-enlumn ba'd preee of today. recovery is rapid, and the mother quire at thia offl'e. Tinware, Granitewart, etc. Crated f r shipment it weighed 1,720 finds herself abundantly able to HORHEH F»R HALE—Three tine pouucs Iu tbe year* long gone while nurse her child. Oils. young horses for sale, well broken and unloading it from a etesmer on the ” I’.ivorite Prescription ” contains Engine, Castor Machine and Axle GreaM true to work; weight 1100 and 1500 Yamhill river, it »»• dropped from tbe n< alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, and Cup Grease. pound*. Two 7-year-old mare* aud gang-plank and remained in tbe river i nor any other narcotic. one horse 6 years old. For particu for over a year before it whs tl-hed out. | Sick women are invited to con Hero Fanning Mills. lar« add re«« A H Hinkson, Alma, Or. Io 1870 when Junction C tv was tlrut ’ sult I)r. Pierce by letter free of Th« : Beit all Around Grain Cleaner in the laid out the pre«» wan bought from I Country, Don't fail to ac* them charge, and so obtain without cost FOR HALE.—A team, back and har- A Bush by * local cornpai y and | the advice of a specialist in the lie«» cheap if taken at once. Call at Belting. after a »ucceesiou of f*nure-i In th» | diseases peculiar to women, All Ninth street birla-r shop. Rubber and Leather of all siiu, Lace newspaper line. It w»» »'ored. When correspondence strictly private and Leather and Wire Lacing. sacredly confidential. Address Dr. FOR BALE—A heavy span of work tbe Tinies was established in 1891 we Bale Wire and Ties. R V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. horses. Very gentle and trusty. W dug it out < f a wi l'd pile and it ha» I been in active service ever »¡nee. It | Mrs. Annie Blacker, 6 jq Catherine Street, P Cheshire, Eugene. Syracuse, N Y , writes; -Your medicines have Buckeye Washers, should have a prominent place in th* done wonders for me For year» my health was APPLEH WANTED.— For drying are the belt verv poor; I had four miacarrLi^es. but since room» of the State Hii-torical S>>cietv. taking Dr Pierce » Favorite Prescription snd and paoking. Inquire at J H Zim •Golden Medical Discovery* I have much better °' rt A:Tt;3rril Ct i ms mer dryer east of Eugene or Ax health, and now 1 have a fine healthy baby. I Stock Ranch for Sale. heve rc< ommended your me<liciues to several Billy Department Store of my friends and they have been benefited by The Schley court of inquiry ba» proved those damnable counts in the indictment against the old sea dog, eays the East Oregonian— that be licked the Spanish fleet under Cervera; that he lost not one ship nor one man in so doing; that he exercised his own discretion, technically disobeying orders, and thereby insuring victory; that Sampson was not present at the battle of Santiago, arriving after the action ended; that Ssbley said “damn the Texas,” thereby injur ing« tbe feelings of a monstrous engine of naval war, that he was somewhat stirred up and slightly agitated at the prospect of a big fight, and did not lie in a ham« mock and smoke cigarettes and allow the whole fighting business to take care of itself. And the inquiry has revelled the fact that there was a splendid agreement among the commanders of tbe other vessels to keep from them •* Schley all knowledge and informa Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure tion that would aid him in con dizziness and sick headache. ducting the great naval battle. ■ These damning revelations as to Commissioners Court. Schley should compel that he he drawn and quartered and hung Allowed October 3— up piecemesl at the yardarm of the Road and bridge account— Brooklyn, his flagship, and that C A Holms work on crusher........ 19 50 Sampson, who wasn’t there,’be H A Hkeels A Co lumber............. 33 23 F L Chambers mdse..................... 68 .30 given the credit of the victory. Philip Hohl blacksmithing...... 37 60 Have ■■■» RANSOM PRECEDENT. The Styles are new. Pa.terns and colors are becoming Assortment is generous. Acorn S.oves and Ranges Corn Knives MONEY TO LOAN.-»1,000 ou tir.t- 321 acres, located on Lost Creek, 12 c I* m security on hand in or near Eu miles from railroad stat'on, for «ale gene. Call at this office for particu cheap. Land in cultivation, 60 acre«; balance in pasture; good improve lars. ments; one mile from school, and SHEEP WAN TED.-On »hares. 500 three-quaiters of a mile from 'he poet- offioe, with daily mail. Call at the or 1,000 ewes for the time of one to Corner Drug Store, Eugene, for terms two years. Address C C Ogden, and further particulars. Creswell, Oregon. C heat F eed .—I have chest seed for GOATS FOR BALE—Fifty head o ale at 25 eci.te pir bu-bel. Angora goats for rale. Addre«e, J T E M Warren, Richardson, Lewllyn, Oregon Coburg. Thst will cut your Corn. Buggies. Th« But $75.00 Too Buggit on Market Mitchell Spring Wagons Are the Best. Old Hickory Wagons Lighes gunning and Mott Durable on Earth. Bicycles. Hartford and Columbia, Standard High Grade. A few second hand wheels left will trade for wood. Th« women who** good h»rd s*n«e tell* her thit re*.Iv to wew .u menu c»n be produced at the leant expenoe, know» pc.feetly well that in fabric and fini«h »he can be thoroughly «uited. Ther* hae never been a «Vire in Eugene, at auy time we belie«, that ha« given euch attention to women’» appar*!, nor a »tore th»t h», b«.. given such a large »hare of bu«in- » in thia line. Tailored Suits $5 to $25. Jackets up to $30. Furs start at $1.50 S. H. FRIEMDLÏ. WATCH OUR AD’S. H. GORDON THE HOUSEFURNISHER. Grinin A Veatch hardware.......... 69 48 W anted —Cheat seed, graee seed« poOl’t forget It at jon can gel tbe John Holland labor ou crusher... 37 60 all kinds of wheat, oat», hay, corn, market price for any «eide, yrr.iw, field CALL AND SEE US 66 Griffln Hardware Co hardware... 43 everything you have to sell or trade. pean ai d vetches at Moon’» Eeed Store. M oon ’ s F eed S tore . If the demand for tbe ransom for Mueller A Hill oil for crusher..... 8 50 H Miller wood for crusher .......... 13 75 la- & ttencBraon, Undertakers and M ims Stone could be aejiarated from COW I.OHT. — A 5-year-old cow, light Horace Cochran labor on crusher 14 25 Embihiri. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. red color, with white «pot on fore the inevitable consequence's there Roy Millett lalxir on crusher...... 4 10 Willamette St, head, white epot on left shoulder, would be no haggling about term«. John Holland labor on crusher.. 2 60 Eugene, Ore white on flank*, bush of tail white; The turn of $110,000 would be Will Hahin work on crusher...... 12 00 branded “O” on riba on both Bidet»; 14 25 R Arne labor on crusher ... . ........ raised as easily as the $56,000 whiob marked with «wallow fork in left EM'1«!« ’M Filtrai ÍIÍFCTU«’ Bill Miller labor on crusher.......... 27 76 Local Market. has been subscribed, if there could Carl Burgh labor on crusher...... 6 00 ear; strayed from Wendling and waa Been last at the Hayden bridge aero«» tie any assurance that no other A Rich labor ou crusher ............. 24 oo Oct 18, 1901. the McKenzie September 2b. R -lorn missionaries would fall Into the H Miller labor on crusher.......... 7 .30 Butter—40 ks 60« per roll to C H Bildeubaclt at Wendling •,0 1 John H Gray ax handle ............. trap which caught Miss Stone. Wool — 15c and rec-ive a reasonable reward. W Ht-avey viewer to assess dam Poultry—$3 50 to $4 50 l >< uoaen. Tbe London Telegraph recently 2 .56 ages on Calkin* road................. Dried prunes—4 to5je HORSES WANTED. — Artillery said that rather than set the pre J E Yarnell vlower to aevess Flour—75 per sack. horses from 15 hand« and one inch cedent of paying a ransom the damages on Calkina road...... a 60 Oats— 25 cent ■>. to 16 hands high, weight from 1150 United States would “ask permis EE Brattain, viewer to assess Potatoes— 50 eti per bushel and to 1225 pounds; «olid colors, bays, A 90 damages on Calkins road .......... sion to bring a fleet through the strong. browns, sorrels, blacks or roans. Eggs—20 to 22} cents. Darelles to get at Bulgarian W Hahin latior on crusher.......... 12 75 Must be in good tlx, sound and good J Yancy labor on crusher.......... 27 75 Wheat—47 at mills; worth 42 cents to woik, not over 8 years old. No ports on the Black Sea,” J Allison labor on crasher.......... 13 75 forexpoit. marts wanted. Will be at Junction the guns of an American fleet cn C \V Evans labor on crusher...... 2? buy at Bang»’ «B&s’Wtth^ the Sultan’s palace and domain Bill Lempke latior on crucher... 24 IN) Stepped Into Live Coals. time. H tbwaht 4 B angs . the release of Miss Stone. The old M C Goodenow labor on crusher 65 00 Van Allison latior on crusher... 25 Sultan knows pretty well what is ‘‘When a child I burned my foot R Vaughn labor ou crusher...... 60 Stock Ranch for Sale. going on in his dominions and can W Ajiei labor on crusher.......... 60 frightfully,” writs* W H Eads, of stop brigandage if he lias good rea« C C Calloway labor on crusher... N Jonesville, Va, “which caused horrible I have a stock ranch of 200 acres sit sons for it. C F Koepke labor on crusher...... 00 leg sores for 30 year«, but Bueklen’a uated three mile« of Walker's Station oo Arnica Halve wholly cured me after that I ofTer for sale on part payment H Nestle labor on crusher.......... are all in tbe stripe A Barker labor on crusher...... 60 everything else failed.” Infallible for with time o 1 balance. Address effects. Nothing can WANAMAKERS DIFFERENCE H M McCullum labor on crusher 60 burns, scalds, cuts, «ores, bruima and J ames K itchen , Irving, Or. beat it for beauty and B Hmith labor ou crusher.......... 60 piles. 26c. Hold by W L DeLauo OF OPINION. Lee Bailey labor ou crusher.......... quality. Come and N otice .—I now have a complete Governor Geer Oil for Ohio. W Ajiel labor ou crusher............. line of Held and grass seeds and be allow us to show yon Thomas B. Wanatnakar, the BOD E A Hamtiel* lumber................. lieve I oati meet, if not beat any price« some of the effects. Halem, Oct 16.—Governor and Mrs in the city. It will pay you to inves- of John Wanatnaker, the great dry B Vaughn latior on crusher.......... T T Geer left on the eveulng train to igate. M oon ' s F eed S tore . goods merchant of New York and Chas Brown labor on crusher...... & W McCollum labor ou crusher... ¥0 night for Ohio, where the governor Philadelphia, has added a Sunday B Vaughn latior on crusher.......... HO will «tump the state for the republican B eeswax W anted —A x Billy, Eu morning edition to the North Teague A LeBleu lumber.............. st 00 ticket. gene, will pay the highest prfoe for American, a Philadelphia newipa- Mrs Gault gravel............................ 40 The Strike Ends. 96 }>er which it was olaimed the elder J Easton gravel....................... . L E Parks blacksmithing.......... 16 Wanamaker bought for hie son two A J Hmith roadwork..................... Portland, Or, Oct 16.—The long years ago. When the eon deoided Piper A Van Duaeuburg mer shoremen’» strike which has tieen on to put on a Sunday morning edi chandise....................................... 6 «0 for Iks past two days was settled to 96 day. It la under«tc at both side* made tion the father attempted to pre G W Dean blacksmithing ........ conoeaalona. Stock Food will prevent and cure the fink Eye. vent it by buying up the stock of Jas Humphrey latior on road dis trict No 9.................................... 14 2Ö C ä *=• 1- <* JT1.T. j A. . the paper—but utterly failed to ob Paul Hadley labor on road dis B«*n tiu IM kind tou Haw tks0l tain hi« end«—and so the first Sun trict No 9.................................... 6 00 Btgaata, ’ Will make your cow give more milk. day edition of tbe North American J F Hmith latior ou road uistrict «T No 9............................................ 22 60 Keep your stock in good condition. was published on tbe 20th day of What’s Your Face Worth? L J Cornelius labor on road dis Try a package of September, 1901. trict No 9......................................J 12 00 The eon in making the an W R Drury labor ou road dis Hometime» a fortune, but never, if nouncement says: “My lather’s trict No v....................................... 12 33 you have a sallow complexion, a Jaun diced look, moth patches and blotches disapproval of any proposition for Chas Eaton labor ou road district No 9.............................................. 4 th on the skin, all signa of liver trouble. the publication of Sunday news But Dr King’s New Life Pill* give papers generally, and particularly Harvey Eaton labor on road dis clear akin ro«y che« a«, rich complex Hart««» and Saddle Mt.-», aleo dealer.! in Paint«, Oil« and Wall Paper. trict No 9.................................... 3 60 ion. Ouly 25o ai W 1. DeLauo’» drug one owned by bis son, constitutes a H H McBee labor on road district atom. difference of moral opinion whieh 1 No 9.......................... ................... 3 00 H ods S old .—H-avey Bro« «old to profoundly regret. The responsi Lawrence Walker labor on road district No 9................................ 3 00 day flfty-thre* bale* of hop* to Car bility for such publication, how michael, af Halem. E M Reeee, agent, ever, in the forum of conscience, as John Wallace labor on road dis trict No 9.................................... 00 for 11 cent* per pound. Thi* I* one of of law and fact, rests alons with Frank Dean labor on road dis the beet «alee of tlie season. THE Women’s Suits, Jackets and Furs. Loughmiller & Peter J. W. KAÏS fURNHUHt The Latest Decoration Pink Eye Carry a full line of Cast Cooks and Steel Ranges. Lowest prices and go ds guaranteed. A carload will arrive tbe middle of next month. <. OR DON. The Hnusefurmsher. 2ß East Ninth street. Closing Out SALE MEN’S AND BOY’S Everything in the'fabove lines must go. You can get big bargains by calling on us, as we are closing out these lines and must have the space for other goods. 4 Preston & Hales. Clearance Sale of myself.” fHE CANON A DOITED. The House of Deputies in the Epiecopal General Convention in eeeeion also adopted the following resolution passed bj the House of Bishope, and it is now chu’ch law: “No minister shall eolemnics a marriage between any two peieons ULlees nor until, by inquiry, he «hall have satisfied himself that neither pereoa is the husband or wife of any other pereon then liv ing, or has been tbe husband or wife of any other person then liv ing, unless ths former marriage was annulled by a decree of some civil court of competent jurisdic tion for cause existing before such former marriage.” The convention will adjourn today to meet three years hence in Boston. 1 Crockery UAHTonlA. trict No 9............ .... . ........... 76 Beut tbe *W 1M t V m H d OJE to « Cha* Tai I fern labor on road dis trict No V .. ................................ o M Wni Creroee lai>or on road dis riALARIA VAVStia SaLKNJJNBM trict No 9................................. ... 13 69 H L Ixmg hardware............. .. .. 38 22 Grove’» Taatsle** Chill Tonic remove* l.ougbmlller A Peter hardware. ... 93 37 L C Evans labor on crusher ... .. 88 60 the canee. E H Vadvr wood for erusher.... .. in tin W P Hufl hauling lumber...... .. 7 M W Hadlock bridgework ....... . ... 34 .50 Henry Cowan bridgework....... .. 4M no Arthur Stryker brldg« work ..... a 23 0J E Walton bridgework............... 24 00 If yen haven't a tetf lap. hea hr movement ef th« PJ Blackeuston bridgework ... 43 00 how«.a wvrry day. , ”i re til or will be. Keep you« Will commence Saturday. September 14th. and con tinue until our entire open stock of crockery i ■old. We will sell this regar lit m of cost to n akt room for other goods which are on the road Come early for bargains. BEST FOR THE BOWELS tone a open, and be well. F >ree. In the shape of vt* lent ph vale *»r pill polaon, I» danawreu«. Tbs amoot> •at |«rf^t way of bee pin« tb« towte« *! la to Uùte Huri« I'etaa: Free Withers «nd CANDY family, of Harney, were lu Burna CATHARTIO Monday en route home alter a several month« visit with relative* In i F.ug- e and vicinity. They made the t'lp overland and all arrived her* In <■« d health. Mr Wither« Inform* ua ihat tlm • have Iwn wry goo! in I that aee- tlon the past season, tl>e f.riuera hav ing good crop* which th*y diaposed of EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY T’^oant. r»!»t«Me Potent Taete <Yoed f'-'tk.< at good | Hors. All line« of bu«lne»a, X»v»r Strarn. W*ak»a. - r Grip*. M and M bwa. Wnt* rar fr.w .am pl. a ad bvoMI«» *« be aaya, seema to be sharing In tha i«aia AMrws Ut general praeperi'y, and the pvopla ar« rtMUisa a*aenv «aarstt. ma »«• •« »«• raaa. fairly cou t tried N. T. Wilson The Enjoyment of Soring I* in to ynnr hharta <* htont when yota bvr« % food com t rtabto vrhicie to get m H tn M j the frmhn^w of S|wiagti*< We have all ktn ia of carrta<r« for ‘tvi*. •pr^d and beanty, for comi art aai li^htn.ww* to ru’t all last*’« amt all uirm. lu»member a e aril tbe Ntn< tohal er war» . cao KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN S. L. LONG Clothing, Underwear, Hats, 8hirts. Gloves, etc. J. V. KAUFFMAN 4-536-540 WlIlametteBtreet. Eugene Oregon. Boston Rubber Goods Cheaper DON’T "FORGET THAT ALL RUBBER GOODS ARE MUCH ’CAE A PER THIS FALL. W«ll. we have everything in Rubber Ooo<l«- i '»n’t very well do without them aow. Ratu lai goods in in all «iu*. newest l*»t*. The ItwO.» take* the eake foe sarvto* YonT need 'em now, nearly every day. We «el- at euch * email margin of profit* that you get tbe beat qual-ty of rubber* *• *he*p •• tbe «ecood quality elwwhere. We ha»e priced them low enough to interest you. 25 per WILL SAVE YOU P. Frank & Son They or ne««. «T S s*Tiat n." They ar* •‘HEE ’. SA» =■ r I >•' h wt, ng develop tn-nt of O"g • nr known rt-Biriv <>r Won en e uu « b -x , Freer.* • * »■» -re. ai.OO PER 1»> by <lr <, U- DR. M> TT> CH. \i--L ‘A of me For Sale ; bv Linn Drug C« POLLAKS IF YOU buy FROM THE RACKET-