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luring Humor Hair All Fell Out
ind tars Seemed Ready to Drop
Of-Clothing Would Stick to
jleedirr
— Hoped Death
Would i nd Fearful Suffering.
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jt CUTICURA CURED HER
W'ltrll of
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l-Worta cannot dascriba the torribls
Lfljg 1 su IT i ' hm I with
It tiroks out
[77h.'«'l «nd kept •|>CMil|riK until it
my wind« I hk I v
I was ulinost
|,,hd ni» "f soiws from imad to f(>(,t
L.kel ni"H> like a piecw of raw l„.-t
L„ . buuu.li Iwln*.
Tiie pain and
far I «nilumd snrmail more than I
Kj I mi
III ismì and pua oosml from
tp,! aim on mv aoaJii, from umlw
Ejnjri nail*, and nearly ail over mv
Ej, Mv
"err ao cruel,-d and
El Ml I was afraid lhav would break
fiiveri luur in my head fell out.
IsiuJil »oi sit down, fur rny iloUira
Lui ,n
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Hi* raw and bleeding
">e *w out from ti* pain
Efunilv d -'tor did ail be ruulii, l>ut
Eg wurwe and worse
My condition
Lawful
I did n<>t think I could live,
E «»nti'l doath to nilne and end rny
Ehtful aiiiferlngs.
pin the
ndition mv mother tn la*
Lgnl III" to try the Catlcurs Hern
L, | Mill I would, but liad no h<
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Itut oli, whiit ble.M-ii re-
L 1 .»pe’leniw«'! after at | lying • uli-
L,(hnl"i"O<
It cooled tin li.iedlrig
El IlihtiK d'wb and brought me ths
El real «I'—P I ha t had in week»
It
L », graO/'il as lie to a burning
L.e
1 w Mild I nt tie with wiirm
C" in f Ciitioura Neap, linn «i l ly
bOigrnent freely.
I also ti . » Cuti-
L, Rrwilvent for th« Idi ■ d
tn a
Lrt ten» th" »tre» ato| j.x; running.
L ftrah began to heal, and I knew I
Lt, gst wHI again.
Then tbg hsir
f ,r h'-.t'l l—gin to go w and m a
Lt ti ii
I *•» compiste
cured.
I ruin d I" owe OuUcurc enough.
I
kh I ooiil'l tell everybody who baa
C om t" <»« t'uticura.
Mv n ndition
L *i twrritile that what cured ma
fut fail to cure anybody of thia
gii di«-««’.
If anv one dnuhta tbe
Uh f this letter, tell them to write
I fly. Mm. Wrn Hunt. I.3.h Thi>maa
I. Nswark. N. J . Sept. 2*. I flux. ”
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AI>MIM«TI< ATOH I %<>T1< K
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lnterr«tr<!
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I notified
that
I Imvr Lrrn ap-
■Ited
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qunli-
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fei annexe.I. of th«* Mfntr of TherBBM
I Maker.
• <»■«•«!. •aid Mppolntmerit
Mtr In the Prolate Court of luine
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nona tavlnir « lalin* MgMlnet ma I<1 »••-
1» mual prrneiH them, with proper
bac?:erm to me.
within
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is month«
Mi the date (if thl* |)«||i e. ..
nt th**
; :. ; luw
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lire of <’ 1» and 1» C ‘ I^ttourvttr. in
kton ('It >, < '«»unt> uf Clu« hat no» and
■te uf i •
j
Wted ttiln 2 2d duy <»f November,
W W MARK,
ULdmlnlntrntcr with th< o win annex-
[ »•! <»f th«* ••■lute of Thrnmi
A. Ihiker, I>O<*eUM*"d
ilpliV*
d that
iinUt,
MAKE
tor ot
YOURSELF
.m*r U
«hit
tu tu
OR YOUR
eftrj-
• MW.
iwlloo;
rrtalM
Mvled
|drU.
at the
WIFE
OR YOUR
DAUGHTER
OR YOUR
ailluC
io-
rr du
SON
OR YOUR
pjokt
SISTER
A CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
and have th® teeth at­
tended to. We do every­
thing connected with thC
¿ental profession, and
fuarantee our work for
TEN YEARS.
BOSTON
denial parlcrs
Now is the Time
''••hlngton Dec. «. Aunounce-
at was mad,, by ,l|(. MlH„. ,|e|,urt.
WiTiu
'"r “PPolntment of
Hlilk.
| Calhoun, of Chicago, to
r1"’1 < h.ln"
‘’»Ihunn has
b . h>'t
‘ bltieae government
lag tdm“‘t*d
,,l"“MUrw •“ re<elv-
Calhoun Is a well known coropora-
Hon lawyer of Chkag^ :<• ’ lie
’ ■ has done
some ImiHirtunt diplomatic
»fork
during
career most notable when,
al the r< • ..........
'lue,t of - ■ President MeKInlev,
he Investigated conditions
< _____ _____ In Cuba I
prior to the Spanlsh-Amerloan
and
later
ai»(i
’i, ' , v ' ............
hr invtmtigated
.... , iHti
•• »vminaa-., the
difference between the
asphalt coni-
-
lianles
f." mol • President
'■••'•Idem Castro of Ven-
ezuda for President Roosevelt
----------- - For
two years he - was n member of the
Interstate commerce
V. r—
« commission,
'»HI IIU J»BJY J
lie
[■ »‘I year* old and ‘ a --------------------
native of 1 Pltls-
burg. Pa
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CULBERTSON QUITS
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
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To take advantage of the opportunities we are offer­
ing for selecting your Christmas goods. While our
stock is yet unbroken select your goods and let us lay
them aside for you till Xmas and you will avoid the
Great Rush which we always have at our store.
DIAMONDS
Watches
A Spcialty
Ill-Health Given as Cause for
Leader Becoming Lost
I
in the Senate
IMMENSE RAINFALL
IN TWO DAYS AT
M c K enzie
Washington, Dee. fi. Both houses
convened promptly at noon with a
full attendance. Crowded galleries,
representing the official mid social
life lu Washington, witnessed the
commencement of the regular session
of the sixty-first congress today. On
tne floor ot troth houses the renewal
of friendship among the senators and
representatives took the place of the
usual interchange on partisan or pol­
itical matters.
Announcement of the recent death
of Senator Johnson of North Dakota,
and of Representative basslller of
Virginia and DeArmond of Missouri,
was followed by the adjournment oi
both houses till tomorrow.
Washington, Dec. 4.—At the con­
ference of Democratic members of
the senate f r the coming session
of i’origre-H it was decided Senator
Culbertson will submit bls resigna­
tion as chairman of the Democratic
caucus.
The determination of the Texan Is
readied because of bls serious illness
which probably win prevent him
from attending the sessions of the
senate for at least two or three
weeks, in a letter to Senator Money.
Culbertson says: "The approaching
session of congress promises to be a
long exacting and arduous one and
in my present condition 1 do not feel
that I should undertake tbe extra
Our large assortment of watches af­
fords the opportunity to get the right
watch at the right price. Newest designs
in gold and gold-filled cases for both
ladies and gentlemen, and a great variety
to select from. All the leading makes of
movements. SEE OUR S 15» S20» S25»
S3 5 a $50 and $60 watches.
Of unusual quality and merit have been
selected by us, and we offer some very
fine pieces in Diamond Jewelry at attrac­
tive prices.
Rings, Broaches,Chains, Lockets,
Fobs, Pins, Bracelets, Belt Pins, Etc.
Our store is bright and sparkling with
the newest goods of the season, and we
have combined variety and price consist­
ent with the quality of the goods. No
goods will be misrepresented and we
we guarantee satisfaction.
Hand Painted China and Cut Glass
BECKER IS WANTED
BY HIS CREDITORS
Fancy Pieces—Newest Designs—Large Selection
Man Who Failed to Show Up
With Livery Team Has Left
Country -Team Recovered
Saturday's Guard mentioned the
fact that a man giving his name as
Newton hired a team and hack from
the Kompp livery stable Friday and
had not shown up with It late Satur­
day afternoon. It now turns out that
the man's name Is W. J. Becker and
that he hrs left the country owing
numerous bills He left the team al
Springfield Saturday night aud It was
located flier • by Budd Kompp. pro­
prietor of the stable, about eleven
o'clock of the same night.
Becker ha I been employed at Don­
na by J bn Spores. He came to Eu­
gene Friday and hired the team from
Kompp, saying he wanted to go to
Manilla to get a trunk it was learn­
ed thn’ he w<—t 'nere, got bls wife
ind r ■ •• belongings, drove back as
'ar ai Springfield. and then went
outh. J>r. b ibl} to Creswell, where
he left his wife, then drove to
Springfield again, where he put the
team In a private stable and left It
there without unhitching. He prob-
ibly took the train to Eugene that
night and Joined his wife further
south.
Becker owed the storekeeper at
Donna something Mkn sixty or sev­
enty dollars, besides owing nura-
•rous bills In Eugene A warrant has
been sworn out for his arrest and he
will be apprehended If iiossible.
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Thp above is the finest pattern in solid silver yet produced
See Our Large Variety of
SOLID SILVER AND SILVER PLATE THAT RESISTS WEAR
SENATOR
duties which will develop upon the
chairman ot our caucus. It probably
would retard or prevent my early and
lull restoration to health.”
SI KS< lUin
and do all kinds of Watch and Jewelry Work
WE ENGRAVE--the goods we sell without extra charge and invite a
comparison of our engraving with any done in any large city.
The Finest Sight in Town is our Beautiful Stock containing all that ■ is
bright, fresh, new and novel. Watch our advertising and visit our
stor? often and you will get ideas for your Xmas requirements
PIERCE MUST STAND
TRIAL FOR PERJURY
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IXHIKING ONE’S BEST.
, oromad'a ddigbt to look her ♦ ■
best. but pimples, skin eruptions,
»uje. mid boils rob life of Joy Listen! ,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them;
tank' s the skin soft Slid veivety, It I
«lorlf'es the face.
Cures Pimples,
Sore Even. Cold Soros. Cracked Lips,
'•happed Hands
Try It. Infallible
■ >r ¡’lies. 25c a» W \ Knvkendati'a
WE SET DIAMONDS
CULBERSON.
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Austin, Tex. Dec. 6-—Judge
Calhoun today overruled all
exceptions offered by H. Clay
Pierce, in the proceedings
against him, charging him
with false swearing, and or­
dered the trial to proceed.
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HONEST GOODS
AT
HONEST PRICES
IhlMZH TKÄAH WONMKR;
i have sold Mall’s Texas Wonder
for kidney,
_______ bladder and rheumatic
trouble for the last five years, ahd
have guaranteed It. In many cases,
but have never had a complaint. 60
day's treatment in each bottle.
O J. HULL
SETH E. LAR.AWAY
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
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uitting Busines Sale
Stiil in Full Blast
567 WILLAMETTE ST.,
Ofr Dunn's Dry Goods Store.
EUGENE, OR.
M»-
A. B. HTII.KH, Manager,
rainless Extraction,
Lad/ ÀiUfidànt.
udame D ear ' s
P ills ,
Ur*> '•wain He
roa —- -
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De putiful
sunshine Come
De
putiful sunshine
come und go, de very vine rains come und dries up. Den de frostes quit only ven
dey nock all de stuff in out mit every tings, und now the putiful snow he comes und spread his white vings
11 over
al.
------ mit shoes, - you gets en, your vet feets, und vere is MAR. TIN MILLER all dis times? He is mit
for one little pit of one prices. For twenty-vone
his shoes on West Eighth Street sei tiling gr eat pig shoes
,
’ i vus the pest. You comes now for I
yearses ycu has had vone eye on myself, you shust knows my goods
shure quits him right avay, und at once. Everything must get out. Yours affectionately
MARTIN
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