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Newspaper Page Text0 4 II FifcalHiers- Undertakers. FURK!TUR DEALERS.: .,,, . -: CHKGON. fyrior Photographs. -SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Corner 8ch ami Willumottc Bts. Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, Ail Cattle Ailments, AH Horse Ailments, All Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Rub in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conquers Pain, Makes Han or Beast well again. i LAD 6 El S DO iOU KNOW DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S STEEL HID fOTHOYfIL PILLS are the original nnd only FRENCH, fuifeand ro liable core on th inurfeot. Price- f-l.Q:) ueut by man. Gonuino auk! only hv 25?US.N di:i'ANO Druggists and solo agents Kiiirmn. nr,..r.. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal COMPLEXION m PowDEa 11 Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful) and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. bottom, Tr"' Lltndoi all Drains; . caused ; byo, u.raUve Organs in either Eceiiw PJST-S1 6krt,on- uthrullirror, or hioh leads u. 0xr,,Tol5po, Opium or Liquor, "4 Drnth. $1 '8e,r. Consumption, Insanity UrrL"K. Bick Hondaoh.. Bllffi.V. laeist upon having tie eimiae. f t 'fOBSALE EVERYWHERE. jpl lent,; Kin. V,tAN0 Drugcista and sole AFTER MASSENET. "The Invocation." Come, thou enchant resH of my soul. Boauty divino onrobuH theo. Mythical form of lovo thou art. Thy magic spell inthrulls mo. I follow theo with rupturouH flight. No Hpot on earth can claim theo. Tho Ineimuttton of delight, My souI'h brido I tluw nntno theo. Brooklyn Eagle. HIS LAST CRIB. 'I ain't," ohsorvod Burclar Joov Brown as, wheezing and gasping, ho Htruggled through Lord Hoathington's soullory window, "I ain't us narror as I used to . bo whon I fust ontored tlio purfossion, not by a long chalks. I'm pnttin on flush, that's wot I'm doiu. and it's timo I loft off buralin and took a pub. Lawd, but that's mado me sortor sultry I" Burglar Joey Brown took a larco rud hniidkorohicf from ono of his suspi ciously capacious pookots and wiped his face with onorgy. Ho was an old hand at tho gamo, was Joey. Truo, ho had beon "quoddod" onoo or twice, but what of that? Evory burglar whoso Boul is in Ins work muBt oxpect to bo 'quod dod" occasionally during his caroor. Bosidos theso doses of "penal" afford timo for reflection and rest. Joey had mado his way cautiously from tho mows whioh lay at tho back of Lord Hoathington's town rosidouco, and when ho had roached tho small court yard which soparatod the stables from tho main building tho rost had boon oasy, and hore ho was in the soullory. Jooy rubbed his faco until it shone like a copper kettlo and then returned tho handerkchiof to his pocket. "If this 'ere oxploit, "said Mr. Brown, addressing tho tubs and bowls around him, "turns up trumps and brings in tho dibs, well" with a satisfied ohuoklo "Joo Brown nnd burgliu will part company. Joo Brown is got tiu too fat for this kind er work. And now, as Macboth observos in tho play, 'Lot us away,' and inspect 'is lordship's vnlyooblos. " Jooy, whoso boots, it is hardly neoos sary to explain, had beuu loft in a shady cornor of the mows, made his way noiselessly out of tho scullery into tho kitchen and thence into tho corridor. "Thoso footmon, " said Jooy, who seemed to bo perfectly acquainted with his wheroabouts, "suoro like 'ogs. I might do a 'orupipo in boots 'ore and never be 'eard with that hawful row goin on. " After looking in on the sluinboring footmau for a moment Mr. Brown pro ceeded on his way and ascended to tho first floor. "Thoy'vo sovcral littlo articles in tho drorin room wot I want to inspeot, " ho murmured, "aftor which we will pay our custom'ry wisit to the plato olosot. " Jooy mado his way quietly into tho drawing room, but beforo annexing anything of valuo ho deposited himself upon a divan and grow poetical. ' 'Just to think, ' ' ho murmured, ' 'on'y this one crib, and then I've donu with tho purfession forever. Littlo pub in tho country shady meddors cows and sheep baain now laid eggs and milk thoro will Joo Brown spend tho hnutunm of his days tho evenin of a useful ca roor. 'J3 will go to church, bo a church; warding. ' ' Hero Jooy gave vout to a most unctuous ohuckle. "Just fancy, Jooy 'andiu tho bag I Oh, wot delights aro in Btoro for Joo Brown when o re tires from business! It won't be long afore thoro's a Mrs. Josoph eithor. Wot, oh, wot is homo without a mothor? And now, Joe, you must gag a bit and get to work on thoso oro golden" Creak! Joe sat up with a start, and then, with wonderful alacrity for a man of his bulk, loft his soat and slid behind a soreon which stood near him. Creak ! "Somebody on tho move," Baid Joe softly. "Thoro's a door goin. " Ho lis tened intently, and his quick ears soon detected tho sound of footsteps crossing tho hall. Arrivod at tho foot of the stalroase, the person, whoever it was, began to ascend, upon which tho bur glar left his place of concoalment, crawl ed to the door and peeped out. " 'Is lawdship!" Joo quiokly got book to his soroen and dooidod to give the master of the house a good half hour in whioh to get to bed and to sleep. ' 'That was a narrer shave," he soliloquized. "Supposin I 'adn't 'eard 'im and 'o'd come plump in 'ero and found mo restin on 'is sofayl W'y, it 'ud 'avo meant goodby to the pub and 'ow oro yer?' to the Scrubbs or Portland. This ought to toaoh you, Joey, that, like other wooa tions, burglin is never entirely learnt. Now, suppose we" Creak! "Some one else abahtl" was Jooy's olassio utterance as he once more orawl ed to the door and peeped out. Thoro was some one else about. As Joey peeped out a tall, dark man in evening dross issued from the room fao ing that whioh was honored with Mr. Brown's presenoe nnd stood for a mo ment examining something whioh glis tened in the moonlight, for, contrary to Joey's expectations, the moon hud dis engaged herself from tho clouds whioh had previously enveloped her and was now shedding her soft light on the world beneath nor. Whatever the thing was that he was examining tho man put it quiokly into the inside pocket of his dress coat and then made his way to tho staircase. As the ray whioh oame through tho fan light over the door fell on his faco Joey saw that it was oonvulsed with rage nnd evory evil passion. His tooth were olinohed, and his dark eyos gleamed with fury. At tho foot of the staircase he paused. "He refusosl" he hissed. "My own brother refuses mo this favor a trifle to him, all the world to me. Very well. " He stopped speaking nnd seem ed to wrestle with his better self for a moment. Then, with nn oath, he began to ascend the stairs. "Well," said Joey to himself no he rubbed his oyos, '. 'this 'ore's a rum go. Fust 'is lawdship goes to bed at 1 o'olock of tho moruiu, when I know fur oortin 'avlu 'ad it from the second footman 'imself over a glass of boor 'is usual hour is H at night, and then, oloso on his hools, comes 'is lawdship's brover a-swoarin and oussin dreadful to 'oar and lookin at summat wot shinos. Joey, my lad, we'll seo this hout. " So saying, Mr. Brown crept softly up (fairs, stopping at intervals to liston And make sure that he was unperceived. Ho roached tho first floor and paused as if uncortaiu whithor to direot his BtepH. f "Let's seo," he said, " 'is Inwd- chip's bedroom looks on to the street, und yours I romombor now that tho powdered hairod covo iksplainod 'or ladyship is out 'er town. Very woll, then. Tho mewses is to my back, so tho front of tho 'ouso must be oforo me. Ah, thoy'roa-talkin, and I s'pose thoy'vo got this part of tho 'ouso all to their selvcs, sinco thoro ain't no children or guests. " Tho tulkiiig was evidently going on in a bedroom which opened into n cor ridor that lay on Mr. Brown's right hand, and so, with the utmost caution, tho burglar cropt Boftly down tho pas sugo until ho roached a door that was partly ajar. A littlo investigation serv ed to show Mr. Brown that tho cham ber to which tho door belonged waB a dressing room, and that, furthermore, tlw dressing room opened into tho bed room in whioh the conversation was taking place. Very stealthily the houso breaker ontored and crawled to the bed room door. Arrivod there, ho experi enced no difficulty in hearing every word that was spoken. "I refuse omphatically, " Lord Heathington was exclaiming, "and I'll trouble you to leave this room at once. " Not until I got what I want," an swered the other in an insolent tone. "You shall never have another fur thing from mo, " said tho peer. "You havo run through all your own inouoy and a considerable portion of mino, and I won'o Btaud your blackmailing any longer. Now, you can loavo this room and my house as soon as you like. ' ' The youngor man uttered a florco im precation. "If you won't give mo what I want," ho shouted, "I'll find n way of making yon." "As you see fit to descend to vulgar throats," returned Lord Heathington quietly, "I shall have to have you put out of tho houso. " So saying, ho advanced toward the bellropo and was about to pull it when his brother sprang forward, and boing by far tho more powerful of tho two knocked him down with ono blow of his fist. Then, as Lord Heathington at tempted to rise, his relative dropped on to his knees and held him down by the throat. "Holp! Holpl Murder!" exclaimed tho prostrate man in half stifled touos. Jooy, looking through tho door, saw tho youngor man put his hand inside his coat and draw a shining object from his pookot the samo object that ho had examined so intently in the hall. Joey was not an individual possessed of much virtue, but he was an English man, and in common with his country men was always inclined to side with tho weaker party when any struggle was going on. Ho knew that any in terference on hiB part would load to his deteotiou and subsequent arrest, but he did not allow that thought to deter him from tho course of aotion which he re solved to take. He saw the uplifted weapon. Ho heard Lord Hoathington's ory of "Murder!" and ho could see the diabolical look on the face of tho other man. Joey took in the situation in a moment. The events of a few seconds take some minutes to desoribo, and It must bo romembored that the oocur ronce we are describing was of less than a minute's duration from first to last. It was a large room, and between tho door and the struggling oouplo was a hugo four poster. Joey, on seeing tho, uplifted woapon, snatohed a pillow from the bed and threw it with all his force at tho would be murderer's head. Thon he sprang across the bed nnd grappled with him ero he had time to take his brother's life. With an exolamation of baffled re venge Lord Heathington'B brother turned on the burglar and buriod his dagger for the weapon was a poinard of Italian make, whioh usually hung on tho wall of Lord Hoathington's study in Joey's side. Simultaneously tho bur glar dealt him a tromendous blow on his head with n jimmy, and when the frightened domestics, aroused by their master's frantio tugs at the bellropo, arrived on tho scene they found house breaker and peer's brother lying sido by side, the first dying, the second only unoonsoious. An hour later Joey recovers con sciousness, thankB to tho efforts of tho doctors who were hastily called in. Lord Hoathington's brother, dangerously but not mortally hurt, lies in his own room. Joey himself rests on his lordship's bed. His life is fast ebbing away, for the physioians say that they oannot save it. T.nrd Hnnthincton. eternally gratoful to the man who has saved his life, sits by tho bedsido, anxiously watching the sufferorls face. Joey's lips move, and the peer bends over him and listens for what ho would TiMT.'h-.tiakfl nothiii ver lawd- Bhin" murmurs Joey faintly. "My my last crib, yer lawdship. Goin tnrn tmnnafc- Vftr 1" Joey's voice fails him, nnd tho doctor by his sido puts n cordial to his lips. "Take pub country," continues Joey, with an effort, "medders cows and sheep, yer lawdship, turn honest ii-i.. M.iVi.lnWflnhiD cracjcoa mia uun ..-- r A.,,1 nrifh a lnnff sieh. thO DUT' ... .nnl falroa vrina. and WHO Will soy that by his last brave not Joey did not redeem nis crimes ui m i""" Million. Trout Items. Dec. 13, 1504. Mrs. Whited left Tuesday night for a point south of Roseburg, where she win join her husband who has a per manent job for tho winter. Mr. Wni. Jeffreys, the emigrant who has taken a homestead on Mt. Zion, has given up the idea of ascending the mountain until spring. He has now located at the foot of the mountain for the winter nnd will build a road to the summit. Winter has mado its appearance at last. Giles Fowler and Bister have been visiting at William Miller's for a few days. They returned to their home on tho Siusiaw Monday. Mr. J. I. Barbie; went on this morn ing's train utter his sister who lives in Washington. She is the lady whoso husband was killed in that state and buried at the Pleasant Hill cemetery. Mr. Robert Williams will only saw lumber on tho Friendly farm, as or ders are given him. - Mrs. L. A. Wheeler is teaching a cluss in peumanship at Dexter. Parties taking part in the exhibl Hon at trout will meet every Friday night for practice. All that are not In terested will be excluded. Geo. Pratton is improving some in health. The mull hack from Dexter to Gosh en is doing a landofllco business. Low charges and low prices mnlto lols of business. John Richardson, of Pleasant Hill, was visiting ut Al Parker's last Sun day. Gkeenhokx. I'u.-itnl Savings Hnuk. A Tacoma paper says, Saturday last, a stalwart Scandinavian called nl the postollice nnd asked what a n.miey order would cost. He was told ho would have to pity from three to thirty cents, according to tho size of the or der. "And how much will a thousand dollar order cost?" he inquired. He was told that the price would be thirty cents. "Very well," said he, "give mo an order for $900," and thereupon very much (o the surprise of Postmaster Case, he counted down the coin, after finding out that the process of getting the order cashed would be when he wanted his money again. If Uncle Sinn would receive savings at all liis postollice the people would deposit enough in one year to pay off the nutional debt. It lie would oiler his bonds for sale at the postolllces instead of Wall street the people would take enough in one mouth to wipe out the nutional debt at 3 per cent! nnd be glad of the chance. Commercial Printing. ' For the next 60 days the Guaiid job oftlce offers to print and tablet com mercial paper ut tho following very low prices: Letter heads, 500 $1 75 ' " 1,000 2 90 Note " 500 1 60 ' " 1,000 2 60 Statements 500: 1 60 " 1,000 2 60 Bill heads, medium, 500 1 60 " " " 1,000 2 60 " " small, 500 1 50 " ' " 1,000 2 40 Our Btock is first-class, and above prices are what the plain paper would cost you if bought at retail. We do not handle poor paper. Cards and envelopes at reduced prices. We have a fine stock of invitation and wedding stationery, bought in the East at very low prices. Remember that we offer above rates for 60 days only from date. Deo. 10, 1894. The "Pen" Pluji. The Portland Sun contains the following "interest ing" item: "The superintendency of the state penitentiary is a plum that several Portlanders, in addition to half dozen Marion county farmers are figuring on, and as far as known no one has the inside tiack. Uovenior elect Lord has been so pestered with applicants for this position that a short time ago lie is said to have said that if he was not let alone hy hungry office-seekers he would lot Superin tendent George S. Downing, the present incumbent of this olllcc, retain it. He further remarked that ho did not know as he could in any way bet ter the service or add credit to his ad ministration by making a change at nil. This may not be encouraging news to the numerous aspirants to this place. At the same time no greater praise could be bestowed upon Superintendent Downing than the words attributed to Oregon's republi can . governor-elect." Statesman. Marion county "larmets" is good ; but how about some from Polk county, one or two from Southern Oregon, n trio from east of the mountains and several sections yet to hear from. Don't Tobacco Spit or Smolce Your Life Away is tho truthful, startling title of a little book harmless, Guarantkbd tobacco habit cure. The coat is trifling and the man who wants to quit mat tens an aoout no-io-oac, tno wonueriui. and can't runs no physical or Onanclal rlfikln using "No-to-bac." Hold by Osburn & Dohano. Book at dm ir stores, or bv mall free. Address Tho Sterling Itemed) Co., In'llnna Mineral Springs. Ind, WAS ALMOST BUND Littlo Girl luid to bo Kept In rv Wi-.rlc Room. Could not Sco to Feed Herself. RcmcdlcB and Doctors All Fulled. Cured In Ono Week by CUTICUHA. My littlo (rirl hurt very aoro eyes. I trlctl everything, hut nothing did anv liood. I took her to a doctor hi Atlanta, who treated her Cor a year, hut slio kept netting worse. 1 drought her homo; was almost out of heart; 1 just felt suro she would go hliml. An old lady told mo to try CimuuiiA Ukmkihi.s. 1 hail no faith in them, as 1 had trieil everything. 1 comiueaeed on Saturday and heforo tho next Saturday her eves woro sound and well as any child's. Sho was almost blind and had heeu kept In a dark room for more tltttn a year ; eould not seo to feed herself; ami they havo never heen as yet the least partielo sore or even looked reii from that dav until thls.aml it will ho three years tho first or May. They certainly cured her, and 1 think thev are the greatest remedies out. I only used hall" a hox of Ctn ieritA, ono cake of CcnceitA Soap, and one hottlo of CUTICUHA Kkholvknt; so von see what wonders they did for my littlo Kin. 1 navo rcau 01 an 01 tneso most wonoeniii a, hut never hefore thought that they might he true truth. out i Know tins to no tno positiv Mich. 1'A.NNIE UAHWOOD. Canton, Oa. CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS Cotiouka Resolvent, tho new blood and skin imriilor and greatest humor remedies, cleanses tho blood of all impurities and poison ous elements, and thus removes tho cause, while Cutiouua, the great skin cure, and (Jutiouka Soap, an exquisito skin beau ti (lor, clear the skin and scalp, anil restore tho hair. Thus tho Cltioi;k a Kkmkdiks euro every species of itch intr. Imrninir. scalv. niinnlv, and hlotehy skin. scalp, and blood diseases, from pimples to scrotum. Hold throughout the world. Prlco. Cuticura, 60c: Soap, Sftc; Uksolvknt, $1. Pottbii Dltua AND Ohem. Corp., Hole Proprietors, Boston. j8S""IIow toCuro Skin Diseases," mailed free. 7'P Skin and Scalp pu rilled nnd bcnutltlod I U )' UUTICUKA BOA I, iiosoiuiciy pure, HOW MY SIDE ACHES ! Achintr Sides and Back. IT In. KIdnev. and Uterlno l'uiue, and Wenknesses, relieved In one minute by the Cutl- I cura Autt-l'alu Piaster, rnco, -c. It la sold on a fraaranleo by all drug gists. Ib cures Incipient Consumption and ia the host Cough and Croup Cure. , Eold ijy "iM'iderson & Linn. quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements. Fromatureness means imnotency in the first stage. It is a symptom of seminal weakness and barrenness. It can bo stopped in 20 days by thousoofHudyan. The new discovery was made hy the Spcctal isLsof tho old fsmouaHudson Medical Institute. It is the strongest vltallzer made. It is very powerful, bnt harmless. Bold for S1.00 a pack ago orS packages for 85.00 (plain sealed bozes). Written guarantee given for a euro. I f you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured, six more willbosenttoyoufreoofnllcharecs. Send for elrcularsond testimonials. Address HUDSON MEDICAL. INSTITUTE, Junction Stockton, Itlurkot ic IClIla sta. San FranciMCO, Col. A B C flfoou's Broma-Geieig. Splendid curative naent for Nervoas or Side ifondaoliOi Brain EihnuBtion, Hlootilossnesst peolnl or general NourtilKiLualso for Kheu- Splendid curative naent for Nervoas or Sick a Hi! I rmd otW excesses. Priw.lO, fiiandWcettts. Effervescent. papula. Anoemln. Antidoto for Alcoholio THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. 1 161 S. Western Avenue! CHICAGO. Sold by all Druggists. I I hRIIN X1"111 lnJctd directly to the M4t of II v i w ttioiotliseaitM i iiioueniio-unuary ut nnnn. rconire DO oIlIM! of 4I OW nnuseoui(inorcnrjftlor poisonous ratVU jciniato bg taken Internally. WbM "as a preventive i if I. imiwmltilAlaeoTitruS any venerl (IImuo; hut in tho ouo of thoio already flMroiniiitiLf AmJCXt VVtssaouro. Prlco by mail, poiUgeiattt OHBUKN & DKLANO, Druggists and t agents, Kugenc Oregon. ADHINSTKATOIl'S SALE. HEAL PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given that by virlno of nn order of the County Conrt, of Lane County, Oregon, I will offer for sale at publio auction to the highest bidder, at the Court Houso door in Eugene Oregon, on Saturday Jnnuaty 12th, 1805, the fol- lowine described real propeity, towit Lois Nos. 0 and 10 in Blk No U, in Skinner's addition to Engeno, Oregon, ho as to divide said lota 0 and 10 as follows : Beginning at tho HW corner of Lot ISO. 10, in block V, suid addition, Ihonco South 80 feet; thence East 133 ar.d 1-30 fcol; Ihonco North 80 foot; thence West 133 and 1 30 f ot to place of bcginlng. and. rcuiaining parts of tho said lots 9 and 10. Sold togother or to suit bid ders. Said property is aituattd immediately west of the Ftesbvterian church, The said sale is for the purpose of paying the claims agninbt the Estate of tionu Drown aeoensca. Terms of sale cash. Sale to commenco at 1 o'clock of said day. J. II. IIcCluno, E. It, KkipwortII anu Adminstrntor, j J. J. Walios, AUorneye. ordi!mrXl"- llPl Klnffls"1' Lh.0r!,i iWM Mtions.Ne- SSSfi oub twitching halberac" Kill parts ' ilSngien" ISffll Strengthens, tlllo men of SUMS invigorates Europe and !l$ifty&ra entires16! AJ?udanis Derfi Utf Hudyaf. siope MHflM Emissions, SWffl. Bill HJr S!!go r?, mIhI Painksnhe LOST backSttlosoe" Winn wltalaEu campmeut No. 8.1 O. 0. 1'., meets in Odd Fellows Temple, Eu gene, the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Visiting Patriarchs cordlallylnvited. F. K. UlCH, O. P. J. C. Obay Scribe. CEO. B. DORRIS. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law WILL PlvACTICK IN THK COURTS of the lecond Judicial District and in te Supreme Uourt of this state. Special attention (riven to collections and natters in probate. GKOllGE A. DORRIS, Attorney-at-Law, liUUKNK, OHEUON Office Ovor Lane County Jlank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room 6 upstairs, Blsdon's Block, 9th street. L. BILYEU. J. E. YOUNG. BILYEU & YOUNG, Attorn eys-at-Law , EUGENE, OREGON. 'Office Over FirBt National Bank. E. O. POTTER, Attorney-at-Law EUGENE. OREGON. Office la Conser's block. , F. O. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C. Woodcock. W"Speclal Attention Given to Collections. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE, OREGON. Office up-stairs, Walton's block. Will do a general law practlcelu all the courts of this State. H. 1). NOKTON. G. W. KlNSKY. Norton & Kinsey, Attorneys-at-Law. Commercial an laltv. Pro Mo Business a Spec- Olllcc in Harris' Block. PAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS - AKD - SURGEONS. Hurgcrv and diseases of women a speoialtv Office in Chrisman Block IK. J. W. HARRIS, -hysiioiari and Surgeon. Ofti co over Henderson & Linn's Drug Store. OfpicrHuors: 0tol2a.m.;2to6 and 7 ft p. ni. - Kcsi ence Ferry streot between 12th and 13ili DJtt. U. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Dot Oliiv niHL-Glass work. The latent Im. provtuMuuui utted. Torma, moderate. Ofllce and lotnaence un Olivo street, between Fifth and butn estreem, one block west of Mlnnesc La UUlti A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFlCK-One-hftlf blo.ik smith of rhrlsman's Block, EUGENE, : : OREGON. Eugene, Oregon. DuBols Bros., Proprietors. JOSEPH G. KELLEY, C, E., Drainage Eiper. EUGENE, OREGON, Designs and specifications for all work per nlning to Water Works, Sewerage and Drain of Lanas. Oonotruotlon Superintended. J. S. LUCKEY, JBWELBB. Watches and Clocks Repaired. EUGENE, OREIIim. Eugene Iron Works, GEO. N. FKAZEK, Proprietor. Steam Fittings, Brass Goods, Castings, Engines, Boilers, Store Fronts, Etc. -Sewing Machines Repaired. If Repairing of all kinds db'ue.'tn Agent for Uy Acti-Frlction Metal. Shop on Eight Itiwt at Mil) Rac.