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—■ ... w- lt«— SUKE-THING U-£A.\ GAMBLING - ..... — ■ Miso 1 ineoux sc t— L 1’ Hartle expense iu trip to R-ddiug, Gal, in Heat >u case. J W Cay 1 >rsawing Wood............. Isaac Jouee wood .......................... W 3 Eddy cording wo>d............ Glass A Prudhomme 11st.k rec ord»................................................ Pacific States Til phore 6 Tb- graph Co services...................... E rtchwarixchl'd stationery....... E Bangs livery t I’e...................... The Irwin Hodson Co blanks and records...................... ........ W Bradley taking j bturex Heaton case................................. VOLCANIC FERTILIZATION. The volcano is not entirely a nuisanoe. $aThe elopes of Mount Vesuvius produce nearly treble the crops which other neighboring parte of Italy can be made to yield, and this is od I v one of a hundred such districts which owe their fertility to the syil being composed of crumbled lava. Eyen the dust which volcanoes eject is often extremely valuable to the farmers upon whose land it tails. Iu 1812 a violent eruption of La rfjuUnere, the great St Vincent volcano which has recently given so much trouble, covered the whole of Barbadoes with souie two inches of ashes. At the time Bar- badoes was »00'ering from a fearful plague of red ants, which rendered some parts of the ¡»land almost un inhabitable- The dust absolutely destroyed these peats, and not only that, but doubled the crop of eugar oane the next year. The fertilising effects of that duat were visible up to the year 1830, nearly twenty years afterward. Personals. •»Established in 1869*» 35 35 3 81 Dally Guard No. All kinds of gambling nowadays! 17 60 A L Roney, of Goeh»n, is in the 00 12 A Woolridge roeilwmk A class of • underwriters” in the 12 75 city. 16 00 Norman Purkerxon roadwork big comowcial ports insure ocean W H Lluoolu, of Cottage Orore is io M 00 Loren Edward- ronilwurk..... going vessels for arrival for specu 56 00 Eugene. 3 6 i B Audersou roadwork.... lators who hav » uo lulerest in the 67 Jeoxe So ver ns r aiwirk H D Wagoon and wife are home 12 60 eh$s. The other day a British 55 00 is not too early to select your Christmas things I Slay ter roadwork........... fram Portland. 17 78 4 00 B F Mulkey roadwork.... whip sailed into San Erincisoo from Some people wait till the last moment, a bad plan r. A scobert ond H H Lovea'l went 11 16 16 75 John M Fad roadwork.... Australia 125 da.,s out, thirty days to Salem today. Tis better to be ahead of the rush, you have more 16 06 Ira Hoffman roadwork Chas Austin has returned t > Eugene over the usual sailing time- Of 26 63 time to make your selections and the prices are no Sim <n Hoftmau roadwork from Eaetrru Oregon. course she was about given up for greater now. The articles can be reserved and if 8 25 chimed $19.32, rlowtd 3 00 Mrs B M Burg Is with her folks, the lost, so much so that the under 2 50 Citax Powell roadwork..., to be engraved it will be ready when called lor At-Uufs, at Comstock. 12 00 N A Stullh roadwork... writers asked eighty per oent for in Biidge ao«.t— Miss Faith Buchannan was a pass 1 50 Henry Uowau bridge work.......... 36 00 CI u > h Hank I us roadw >rk surance. In other words specula 1 50 Geo W Farley bridge work.......... ■ 65 enger to Portland tori ay. Herman Itoupp roadwork tive individuals could get bets of 2 50 A N StryKer bridge work............ 106 00 Wm HUmphrey roadwork MD Mitchell left this afternoon for eighty dollars to twenty that the 3 60 Arthur Baker bridge work.......... , 10 56 Karixae with two carloads of prunes to Fred Petzgold roadwork ship would never reach port. As 2 60 Geo F Warner bridge timber. —. 82 88 market there. J Garey roadwork............. •2 60 Walter Baker brldg- timl>er....... 16 65 Dave Humphrey roadwork she took an unusual route, well out Mbs Annie D.tihburr, the secern stock is too large and varied to paiticularize but 3 6 1 Loren Farley bridge timber....... . 16 6> pi shed reader, is the gu<st of Miss Eul Berlin roadwork...... of the way of ocean steamers so she would like to call your attention to t>e FACT that 2 50 Loren Fail«/ biilge timber....... . 16 55 L< u se Y rsn. M W Powell roadworti... cuuld not be reported, the people we have NOW the LARGEST, most complete aud 3 6u Walter Baker bri ige timber...... . 18 ó'i E Bostwick roadwork...... H H FrieLd y and daughter, Mies who lost their money are asking Andy Heltziuan roadwork 2 50 Arthur baker bridge timber...... . 30 85 up-to-date stock^of Tbireee, were pa-seugers to Piltlaud themselves if it is not possible 1 50 Frank Armlltage bridge timber. . 2 75 C O Mill -r roadwork 6 00 G M Bonn t’. bridge limber...... . 3 00 Ibis afternoon. J E L»e roadwork. . there was collusion—that the own Mrs A J Fugate and daughter ate 18 50 H L Rauch bridge work......... . 7 60 F H Cook r>.a 'work ers arranged for an unusual route guests at the home of Mrs Fugate’s sis Mrs M E Emerson gravel Geo W Earl >w bridge work....... . 17 60 and long passage (or the ship with ter, Mrs Geo Gross. Henry Kornpp roadwork Ira Calef bridge work ................ . I 50 intent to make a safe gamble on her Win Poet arrived in Eugene yeater- George Horton roadwork... H Vosburg bridge work............ . 82 47 day and went on to bis ranch on the nonarrivaL E F J udkiuH roaii work. 25 . 2 Cha» V*elof bridge work................. Lake Creek road today. Edd Bundy roadwork A few such experiences will go Henrv Cowan bridge work ........ . 13 60 Edrl Bundy roadwork Tt.e oonteet of D P Burton agaiDit 00 . 3 far towards eradicating the gamb Jo» Yancy bridge work............... P Horen-eu roadwork Jerry Dammon for bis homestead pro 00 . 9 M C Davis bridge work...... ..... -U1-- 'JI ling underwriting business. The I^feil Dainlele ‘roadwork... . 9 00 ceeded t »day before L T Harris. P J Patterson bridge work ..... only wouder is that some shrewd LASSOES THE JACKRABBIT. .John West roadwork...... . F M Vernum bii lge work ........ . 6 00 Mrs Mollie Patty is the gueet of Mrs on p>wuer had not before thought Wallace Keller roadwork o G W Foust bridge work............. . 6 00 C W Lowe at her home from McMln- Hans Haii»en roadwork. of this easy way to make tnoneyn .. 4 50 ville. Bhe will remain here a week. C G Stapleton bridge work ......... THey have a surplus of the pestif PJ Hanxeu roadwork...... ° o Pipe» A Vaudeuburg merchau sailing hie ship. H R Rose has been here vidting i . *r— erous jackrabbit down in jhe MOE Farrow roadwork. 30 to be found anywhere between Portland and Sacra dise for bridge........................... with bis brother, Welter Roes, for a Sacramento valley, California. The Bruce Powt-ll roadwork. 62 few days returning to Harrisburg this Euget.e Lumber Co 1 imber ....... mento. The Htylos are right, the quality is right LAUDABLE INDEPENDENCE. 14 San Francisco Cbronidii tells how a Carson Hoveru roadwork. Jos.Ltabow lumber................... afternoon. and the prices are right. Elmer Keller roadwork 41 G H Hicathler lumber................ The Oregonian oomuieutipg on Marysville man lassoes them with ivy Morris roadwork.... Mr and Mrs Elmer Roberts, Mr and (rt) R M >unt fllin<' »aw................... Mrs CL Winter, Mr and MrsHoraoe the refusal of Albany, New York, a whip. It says: W H Lackey roadwork. H A Carter lumber....................... Burnett and Miss Pearl Roberts left Not a bad place to have Circuit cou t Sect — Haack is an experienced handler G A Small roadwork....... 10 00 tooplay the part of a municipal tbis afternoon for Je&erson where they Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired. 4 io E B Barger J'ir<?r ........................... 2t> uo of big teams of burse», andClbus be A T Yancey roadwork.... charity recipient by accepting a at.end the R>berte-Poll >ck nuptials profleredogift of $150,000 from came expert in tlito use ol long lash- Allowed Nov 7— t its evening. whips. He has trained a saddle Road aoot— SOCIAL REALM Andrew Carnegie for a new public mare, which ambles sleepily alon$ Frank Maltman gravel library building, well says in (Art: to lull suspicion on the ptrt of the M Harper gravtl.......... .. o o Hie (Carnegie’s) income is given rabbits until be is within range, Arthur Jouee Lhckxriiittilug The Reliable Jeweler. in figures too fabulous to be set when Haack uncoils hie long snake B L Moorhead gravel............ Dalt/eaanl Xov 25 3 ('0 Dally suard. Nov 25 There wax a Urge and appreciative down in cold type, and the feeling lash and lets fly for the rabbit’s Chester Wallace crusher work. • * • » ■ • ________ \ z is that inasmuch as he amassed his neck, and in another second the Abraham Yates crueber work.. 19 60 audience last evening in the Cbrietian There comes the old time complaint “colossal fortune in a few years, rabbit is caught. One morning Clyde Love crtlxher work......... 27 00 church to greet Miee Annie D.tcbburn that there are cyclists who ride on the while thousands of men who con Haack thus killed fourteen of the J R Elliott crueher work........... 3 50 A» »he appeared to make her debut in sldeWklk altar the lights are on. o 17 26 the city where ehe wae born but »lx- Roy Shreve» crusher work....... tributed their eff >rte to the upbuild pests. It is about settled that there will bo • ■ • • A CAR LOAD .... 3 40 teen year» ago. Bill Boren oruxtier. work.......... The audifnoe wax a game between the O A C and Al ing ui his industrial enterprise re 4 60 oompored of the be t of Eugene society bany College football teams Dec 6. O H l.ejoie cruxher work......... mained poor,” the less be is favored Direct from quarries in New England. Corn advanced five cents a bushel E Simmons cruahet work... .. 17 25 and »bowed ;t» ppreclation of the ar> and fawned upon in pubiio ways Two more cars on the way. There is an Albany man who has the better. • • • Wealth will in the Chioago Produce Exchange A N Moak» cruxAer work...... 10 25 italic work on the plat'orm by hearty shaved himself once a day for seven None furnish better work. 3 76 applauxe. Nil»» Dltobbnru’e beet num always be distributed unequally, in thirty minutes one day last H W Jones crusher work......... None in the valllej handle in larger quantities, 2 0D ber» were her cbil 1 impersonation. The teen years without ever missing a day. but the laws should not promote week. That is the gambling prioe Paul Hadley crasher work....... 71 30 di line, ti >n of the up-to-date little girl He is a smooth one. M C Goodenow crusher work... Hence our prices are right . that inequality. It would be far The residences of Fred°Bellman, W T went up that way. Good sub 27 CO in the nursery and in the drawing R Roney crsaber work ...... y.. better today it th^extra millions Write for booklet. • 76 room ebelied a demand for her reap« Ma look and Frank Sfewart^bave been Mr Carnegie made bad been dis stantial corn i* crib or elevator re Ubas Harris crusher work....... tributed to his poor laborers in the mained the same. They punish W Wedlen crusher work.......... 28 15 pearatice. Hlie wax the resilient of quarantined for contagious diseaes, the lorm of wages instead of piling up the s nail fry bunko men but let Elvin Luttuan crusher work... 2» 26 several beautiful fl >ral pieces from first for smallpox and the other two t» such heights that be is put to the millionaires and other big E C Hills crusher work............. 41 60 fri u<1» here. In the heavier work her for scarlet fever. W W MARTIN, Proprietor Elvin Lutman crusher work.«,... 27 00 beet attempt wax the potion scene from It is told that the death of Mrs Cur ail sorts of devices to get rid of it. gamblers gamble to their 12 C W Cardwell crueher work ...... 7 rie was foret Id in Junotion City, by * • • With corporations firmly “Romeo and Juliet.” For her age Mies —4J------------- :------------------------------------ ?~ banded together to perpetuate their hearts’ content, and that in the J E Keneriy lalxtr on Blue Ditohburu is aOvery tiknled young Prof Sterling, the palmist. The name o 26 River road .............................. .....969 was spelled out to the questioner who swollen incomes and discipline the main necessity of lile—our bread lady and her career ou the reader’s 3 «0 platform promises to be bright Indeed. was a neighbor of the deceased. H J Anderson road work....... independent producer, what is the staffs! o 12 30 W Larsen roadwork............... use ui talking about punishing or Mr Artiiur Louii Frazer’s appear Albany Democrat: It baa been a 17 32 ance was the signal for applause and good many years since Eugene bad a E Boetwlck roadwork........... ganized labor—the ouly force that 7 60 he was encored at both of bis per football team without a Kuykendall C Mabet roadwork......... ....... is able today to wrest any oonees- They took in fifty novices at a Thoe Bai ey roadwork........... • 00 formance». Miss Louise Yoran’s voice In It. They are all first class players. twyn from the unyielding grasp ef Mystic Shriner lodge up in Butte, Jas Calvert roi,dwork............ t;26 addtd to the elite quality of the pro- The High Bobool quarterback this year the trusts? —» PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON Montawa, the other night. The August Jeeke road word........ 3 75 gras». The evening was a decided sue- Isa Kuykendall. 15 87 ce-x. ante-initiation information was J L Flint roadwork................ The school where thorough work is done; where the reason to The ’-Terror” of a man callod Mon NATURE'S AIR WA8HÄRY 1 N given the candidate that it was a John Harmeen roadwork..... tana Bill was a poor fellow quite in- always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping * • • 14 37 John Pitney roadwork.......... rough trip across the desert, and in Frank Kelso roadwork........... The Fourth Regiment Band c noeit ofleniive but decidedly under the “In- 3 50 is taught exactly as books are kept in business; where shorthand" to Our cold, bright weather usually Hoonee of liker.” He naa arrested laat ttie event of his having but one Dick Hill roadwork................ 7 60 to be giWu tomorrow evening in the brings sickness, while good health night and alliwed to sober oft in the made easy ; where penmanship is at its best; where hundreds of suit of clothes it would be good H J Deckey roadwork............ 6 25 armory under the direction of Prof attends the winter rains. Why? city fail, bti ig turned loose thia morn McElroy, is next on the program to bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success ia 11 97 policy to wear a nightgown, es Fradk Kt ho gravel................ The Ljndon Lanqpt the leading oonoern society people of Eugene. The ing. 3 H Slocum roadwork ............... oo pecially as they proposed to make a life; 5vhere thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogna fi* The Altauy Democrat is great on medical journal of the world tells 6 00 members of the band have tieen put Em« Harpole roadwork) . night of it. football predictions. Some times it is 10 00 tmg the finishing touches tj an il- O how the falling drops of water wash Joel Smith roadwork.............. It The Watches, Chains, Cut Glass, the genuine article. Diamonds, Ebony and Rosewood, Toilet Articles, Umbrellas, Silver Novelties, etc. J. S. LUCKEY Brenties. MONUMENTS ARRIVED EUGENE GRANITE ARD MARBLE WORKS the air cleft and lit to beesdhe: o The coutinuW bombardment ef the air by millions of pure water drops te*rts a meabanical til eel, a physical effect and a chemical effect, all of which play a part in a hygenic purpoee. There is the me- ubattical effect of removUtg sus pended particles—dirt, duet, emoke, micro organisms—and carryiig them to earth; there ie the physical effect of a difference of electrical potential t»eing relieved, removing h atrees reep nimble, perhaps, for headache and a depressed feeling, and, finally there is a very impor tant chemical tfl’set by which the air is freshened. There is no doubt t lat the rapid passage of ^ater drops through air exerts it bracing tiled upon it. probably due to the formation of ¡»eroxide of hydrogen, ’hat gives invigorating properties to the air, and, as is well kftOwn, will easily destroy unseen impuri ties. Don't scold the rain. It not ouly brings bealt 1, but tills the earth and our mountain reservoirs with the staters that carry vegtt<i&m to fruition during the dry summer months. I I V - - — ■= The evident collusion between the Safe tn official state land ring and speculators in school lice lands makes on» 1 bink that al|8r all the Chine e method is the Iwt—whea they catuf| an official dealing cut his b«ft <0. And it is tèe retd Article they decaplfttfe, ••t 3» O official bead. The owner of the twegtv-thou- eand dollar box of gold dust fo*nd over at Seattle the other day by a l»oor workingman will never die of heart diseaS*. Hehast.o heart, at least the payment of but a dollar and a ball reward to the finder leads to such conclusion. f ■ - 1 1 3 20 15 11 Arthur La Tellier roadwork., H Ramp roadwork................. Noah PurkeiMon roadwork... Byron Hpeuoer roadwork....... Ira Cid*vrt roadwork.............. Constat h account— H D Dani-h constable fee.... I J H Miller canritble fee....... Geo Crober const «Ale fee....... A J Smith eo*x*ble fee....... B K Lawbon, esuslable fee. Joror»a»'C*ust— Joe Baker Juror he etsAe vs Joe Brown./... . ..................... W C Johnson Juror fee etafr va Joe Brown................. -.............. John Baker Juror fee tide vs Joe Brown............. . ........................... Phillip Sp> ng Juror fee ittteve Joe Br.-wn.................................... C E Jone* Juror fee xl^Je vs Jt-e Brown........................................... Dave Markley Juror fee state vs Joe Brown............................ Witness account— Alice Hentenway wltntss fee Mate vs McElroy................................ Julia Caylor witness fee »tale vs state J Bunn............................ George Robinson wltuese fse state vs Joe Brown...... .............. W W Wa hue witness fee state vs Joe Brown................. .. ........ 6 6 1 1 « 1 1 1 1 2.5 gant pmfctam of new, eLtertainliig co music and the re.ul w 11 he a firxt- cla-» evening’s enter'alnment—the 00 event of the week in * musical way. 20 Remember the date Is tomorrow even ing. Th-ba 1 .fi- r the p->ira'u will have the best mu-lc the oictpeslra can 80 afford, »id that w II be exo»ll»nt. 'this 25 p*t of the evei ing proaii.ee to be 20 quite popular. 60 • • 00 The »remit Odd FelfbWS socK will be lull Wednesday evening Nov 26 11 in I O O F Temple. Xl visiting Odd (0 Fe l >ws and their friends aud ell visit 00 ing Rebekahs and their busbands are cordial y Invited to a't<nd. A 1 mem 00 bers aud invi’el friends-h u dremem ber that the program will commence 00 promptly at 8 o’clock, dont be lite. <0 1 00 1 Oo Re penis coms fr* m St Petersburg O 1 70 that the Cstr’s ministers intimidate him in a way to do their bidding, 2 (X* and that be iadis^t rfied and may abdicate the throne. Why not 1 70 throw the ministers out of their 1 70 jobs. He is boss. Maybe he thinks it might be a case of jumping out A Wyon witns»s fee state vs Joe Brown................................... ....... 1 70 India is reported to be prosper of the frying pan into the fire. He I>i *k H|x»i>g wUtieee fee .late ve ous. notwithetar ding the famine would have to get a new grist of J<»e Brown ........... H....... ... ....... i 70 The sum of $7,000,000 baAbeen set the objectionable counsellors. ErneelWalkIn» wltbree tee.tale aside for the victims of the famine- v. Joe Brown..... . ...................... 1 70 Hupervieore' account— Ji is addA that ’’Lord Curs n’s Ad The Sultan of Turkey now says ministration is pronouucrjJ a great his Christian and Mohammedan L Lockard service«..................... 10 O» W F Caeteei eervleee..................... 27 00 euooees.” Perhaps Lord Curson subjects are alik»* to him. Hardly, s j crow eervley»...................... 14 CO had nothing to do with it. There A good many Christians that would H J Dickey eervlc e....................... 47 uo may have been plenty of rain, and be alive but fir hie failure to give J Darnlells twr’i'ee..................... 18 60 the ct »ps may have been good them protection are dead. Th» J H 5 ilborn eervteee.................... 83 60 with >ul his assistance. There has Mohammedan* erjoy tbeir usual Arthur J> n-e eervlce-................. 9 76 A H Powrli eervtcre, 11 i ».ei 6 S, Iteer so much humbug in the good health w; h three taeale a day, allowed......... .. .......... 62 00 United Stales about individual 26 00 H A Kompp wrH.ve.. we suppo-e. Qjite a difference. responsibility for pr»ep-rity that people here are easpicious of such news from the old oountnee. H Rigdon eerylor»....... 55 m Mather» eervtcee HFMcMI »ervitwe....... Jell ac a<<cuui nl— 28 00 • 40 22 00 John Jacob Ator, the manager of the Taet Astor property interest», Nothing new under the aunt principally io New York City, la W 5V WITH r* board of prison Yee! A prime donna playing in another millionaire who tslievee in ere.w........ 108 the Evt chims'thst she swallow«! u.ing his wealth for public benefit *’»•••*”" * H»l«» repair on jell 1 1 her tiny watch. If ehe di l ehe will i He ba» jit. l relit qui*. cd hie right* owe...................................... ......... , 1 always have her lime with her. to very valuable marine turbine I A G^j <l| ure w*»d 6>r jail .. . 3 F E Donn 11 mb» I» ai d u»w I » 1 Probably it is the lateet scheme toj power pat“uls to the public 11 I for j. I ......................... get free adtjirlwiAf. te 24 tu « ' Died. Oregon is again to the f ont. R >ck- r^ell, t ie quint rback, who did such marvellous pity lag Iu Saturday's game between Yale Harvard, is a Port land yound man. Ned Failing, an other Portland young man at Yale, is as good a rooter as Rockwell is a player. AND VITALIH X3K. MOTT’O O WEB.VE1ILIIVM X’IT a IJB remedy for nervous prostration and all diseases of the generative either sex, such as Nervous Prostration, Failing or Lost Manhood. :htly Emissions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, excessive u»e Jpium, which lead to Consumption and Insanity. With every guarantee to cure oC refund the money. Sold at fl.00 pv box. .09. DK. MOTT’S CUEOUCAl, CO., Cleveland. Okl*- For Sale by Linn Drug Co. . - Trochet’s Colchicine Salicylate Capsules. A standard and infallible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOl'T. Preaident Martindale, of the Fastern Ore.on State Normal State Normal School at Westop, and formerly of Albany, is seriously 111. Two weeks »go he was taken with congestion of the lungs. He Is »1-to suflering from kidney trouble. He is reported quite low with little hope of recovery. endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe «nJ America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules, which dis solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritation or disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bottle. Sold druggists. Be sure and get the genuine. WILLIAMS liru. CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO, *•!« For Sale by Linn Drug Co. o Attention Comrades. o -^tre PiVty Anu Leach, an old pio An EbtertaiDment for the benefit of neer of Linn cunty, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Martha Holt, of the GAR Post, Eugens, Friday even Springfield, yeaterday morning. She ing Nov 2sth. Hongs by the Hopkins’, was 80 years old and pa-t. and was a elocution by firs! class talent, oomlcel mother of a large fami y, mos’ of whom readings, clog dancing and other are etill living in ditJeren' pa'lsot the miu-wmsi t< t»xi numerous to men- o state, The fun*rel arrangement» are r'i’r*. o , Post »11 be ci lied to order at 7 to be •i nounoe'- 1 »ter. o’clock sharp. Doors open to the pub lic at 8 Hupper about 10 o’clock Io bsl . Admission, including supj-i r 20 cents, chi dren 10 oento. A larke re We desire to extend through the duction for families. G uard our heartfelt thank» for the Notice to Firemen. assistance ami »y mpatby extended to i us during the llltiee» and at the death of our husband and father. Notice 1» hereby given that the an Mas B illmirb and F amily . nual • l otion of the Eugene Fire De tmrtmebt will be held In the Firemen'e ba I December l»t. 1902, from 1 o’olock A Startling Surprise. togoclick pm, for tbe purpoee of electing one chief englClrr end oneee- Very few could twlievs in looking at •Irtint chief engineer of the depart A T Hoadl.'y, a hssl.tiy, robust Hack ment at d to serve one year. smith of Tilden, Ind.( that for ten W T C ami ' bbll , yea-s he suftsreti such tortures frrm Preet. E. F. D. rbau'ustlsm as f< w could endure and Eugene, Nov 19, 1902. live. But a wonderful change followed his tf^ing Electric Bitters. •• Two bot Real Estate. tles wholly ryed me.” he write«, "and I have not feit a twinge i r> over a year.” V C ’.t fl man A Bon, reel retate, and They regulate the kidneys, purify the dealer, in Bohemia and Blue River blood and curs rheumatism, nsu ralgis, t0ltilt<4 et ek. Alan have'a large Ilei uervoiMbsae, improve digrsttoo and of farm and city pro^rty, inclucjo- giv- perfect h»a th. Tryth«m. Ooly lot» io R F He t 'e add ìi >n to Eu<e> e. 60 u • at W L LWLaoo's drug store. fflee No « Weet Ninth street, Eugene. Card of Thanks. A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL about right then again it is away oft. It predicts a score of two touchdowns to nothing in favor of Multnomah In the U O-Multuomab game Thurs day. Ir fir*• qu b.y l‘F • <•. ’ » I 7 — < M * is, 1-' •ions, ev»l drouriit. t i.poU tt’J ft tsu .rrwte* - Is a Berve Aitamene * youthful • rrort or r rrtj-u a. fin«t blooal btillda'r. M »k> ».--epnk t (el fw’Pbr, *• EaMly carried inv<'ct:w'fi pnl<1 v<fh n u’Tiffr», < i<”’'"1 in wrt’i'w medlrnl book, f - 1 iL- irre/’’*’ e t *? finnnc’M 'ng. / ’ .1TKF................. ttone. t»u i •>, ■ «.- vgtoi*. X .ang- Thia _________ Famon I • » mb Ce _ n FOUND A Comp lets Uni of Straw, Felt Stra • Hatt. Boots aniSiicei. Ladies >d Bent’s Huderwear. Croekerv. Blass, Tin ano Granite Ware, Drugs andIfcdicmes- YaaiM lotions, Etc. Varney’s Department Store CROw. ORISON. CIGARS AND TOBACCO ...Call on.,. Julius Goldsmith EUHEKA HiRIEiS OIL ' ■ l IiI . \ ■ Ri n<i. rs lkird It-. In E pecially preperi-d. ep- out water. A heavy -»lieu o H arness A.11 < \ / 'll J- • Bed-:. . - t ' f » H1'" r I-i;ni« tin • Elle eue» 1 - ' K. M ri ■ Stil» I. s k'.; fi L. O il I* sold in a.I Localities