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" Several years np:o, my blood was lu O
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nnd my general heiilih very much lin- 0
uaired. Sly hands were covered with o:
tore sores, discharging all the time. I Oi
had no strength nor energy and my feel- O
inus were niiseiHtiir hi me caih:iiio. jvw vj
last. I commenced taking Ayer's Sarsa- O
parllla and soon noticed a change for the Oj
better. My appetite returned and with o
ft ri-neweu siruitKiii. r.ucuuriiueu uy
these results. I kept on taking the Bar- O,
- ..Mln till 1 hull tmnil lv hnltloa ami O
my hcaltfi was restored." A. A. Towns, 0
r.,n llurris House. Thoninson. X. Dak. O:
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REMEMBER.
When comes tho Bad year to Its close
And leaves fall fast about thee, think
In other gardens summer glows,
And othcra, thirsting, breathe and drink
The perfume of the rose.
Bethink thee, even in thy snowsl
And when thy rose is blossoming know,
Though thino laugh in its rosy crown,
In othor gardens, stripped and brown,
At other feet, dead leaves fall down.
Dead roses lie beneath the snow.
Bcmemlwr. when thino bud and blowl
-Grace E. Channiug in Youth's Companion.
WANTED, A HUSBAND.
Tho following porsonal might havo been
seon nil that summer on tho fourth pngo of
a promlnont journal:
Yfanted.-A young lady residing in the
provinces, pretty and distinguished, with a
uoi. oi oou.iau rranea, desirea to marry a gen
tleman of about 85 years, one in tho legal or
military profession preferred, who resides In
Paris. No agenciea. Address Madehuo T. T.,
box 833 this office.
Elodlo Itnbottcnu, tho party referred to,
was a young lady, to bo suro, and Is bo
still, moro's tho pity. She also rosltloa in
the country still, for hor father Is a judgo
at St. Colombian, an obscure town In tho
canton of Benuco.
But, first, Eho was not prottyj second,
she was not at all distinguished; third, tho
above montioned 800,000 francs are prin
cipally expectations from her uncle, a
bachelor, It is true, but sonrcely 40 years
of ago and 6olid as a rock.
As to the ''nongencios," that was a baso
deception. "Madeline T. T., box 833,"
was In roallty Theodore Tordlvol, whose
trade is to arrange matrimonial bnrgalns.
"Tardlvel has wrltton mo a long lottor, "
said Judge Bnbottonu to his wife one
morning of last autumn. "Hero is his
plan: The army manouvors cominenco a
wook from now, and St. Colombian has
been doslgnatod to provide quarters for a
half battery of artillery.
"This half bnttory of artillery is oom
mnndod by Captain Lecomto, and Captain
Lecomto wishes to marry a young lady
who has boon brought up in tho country.
Now, don't think of anything but making
tho houso look its best. We must havo n
socond girl, too, so that tho cook will not
have to wait on tho table. "
"Goodness," gasped Mine. Kabottenu,
"what an oxponso!"
"I do not deny that It Is qulto a oonsld
erablo outlay, but do you or do you not
want Elodie married? Sho's SO now, and
for tho past eight years wo havo offored
her to every bachelor, groon or ripe, in tho
country round, to say nothing of widow
ers. Now a chance offers itself, and we
must profit by it. I shall go and fix it
with the mayor so that they quartor tho
paptain on us."
When Septomborcnmo, cannon soundod
all tho morning long through tho vast
plain that surrounds St. Colombian, and
toward 4 o'clock In tho afternoon tho ap
proach of the half battery was announced.
Presently tho captain nppoarcd at the
whitowashed gatothat served as boundary
for Judgo Kabottonu's torrostrlul paradise.
Babotteau, undor tho spreading acaola
trees, was reading Tho lievue des Deux
Alondos. His wlfo, not far away, was
cutting bunches of grapes from tho yol
lowlng trollis, and behind tho white mus
lin ourtain of tho parlor window Elodlo,
warned by a .prooonoortod signal, burst
with tho energy of despair into a lovo
song.
"Madame," ho bogan, with n bow,
"allow mo to introduce mysolf. I am"
"You nro known to us already, M, Lo
comto. Wo woro oxpootlng you."
Tho officer bowed and smiled and shook
hands with Babottoau. Thon ho was led
to tho parlor, to tho great confusion of
Elodie, who suddenly cut Bhort hor song,
blushing as if she had been 100 miles from
suspecting that an artlllory captain was
to set foot that dny within tho limits of
the canton in which hor father adminis
tered justice.
The captain dlsorcotly suggostcd that ho
would take his meals at tho hotel, but
thoy soon gavo him to understand that
that would be an unpardonable Insult.
It is unnecessary to say that tho dinner
was a foast. By dossort tho four persons
assembled seemed to have known each
other for ten years, and tho captain mado
a conquost of them all.
At 10 o'clock ho asked permission to ro
tiro. "Of oourso, doar M. Lecomto," said
Mine. Babotteau. "Aftor suoh a fatigu
ing journoy I hope you will sloop woll un
der our modest roof."
In the morning at 4 o'clock, whon the
captain went down to mount his horso,
tho judgo was waiting for nlm to take
breakfast. That evening there was now
repetition of tho follies of Belshazzar.
Lecomto politoly nsked the fair Elodie
to play for him; then in his turn tho
young man was lnvitod to Bing. ilo ac
cepted without hesitation, and ho had a
superb voice, oxt ho ployed one ot Men
delssohn's "Songs Without Words," with
undeniable merit.
Elodlo's father and mother woro in cc
stasios. As to tho girl hersolf, sho could
feel wings gontly sprouting on hor shoul
ders. A couple of days later Babotteau dls
oreetly brought up the Biibjeot of officers
marrying and protended to dorry it. Lo
comto smiled significantly and politely
opposod his host's theories, flo added that
during tho war the married officers had
porformod thoir duty better, if possiblo,
than tho others.
That night not a member of tho family
slept a wink, Elodlo least of all.
"Woll, it ought to go through this tlmo, "
Mmo. Babotteau declared to her husband,
"for, according to my calculations, this
week has cost us at least 400 francs."
"You can't make nn omolet without
breaking eggs," tho judge replied scnten
tlously. Ho had secretly written to Tardlvel.
"Lecomto is charming. Ho 6uits us to
a T. Is it necessary to glvo him o hintf"
And Tardlvel had replied:
"Pretend to know nothing about It.
When ho comes back, I will see him. I
will manage the whole affair."
Howovor, tho last day of tho maneuvers
had coma That evening tho Babotteau
kitchen was needed for a supremo effort,
destined, to all appearances, to bo crowned
with sucooss.
But, alas, at the accustomed hour the
oaptaln's horse was brought back to tho
stable by his orderlyl Elodlo, who was
watching for tho return of her future hus
bandthey called him so already among
themselves from behind the blinds, Dew
to tho gorden and cried out in anguish:
"Merciful heavens, is he woundedt"
"No, mademoiselle," replied tho ordor
ly, with a peculiar smile. "The captoln'
health Is in statu quo. But you'd better
tell your papa not to keep the soup wait
ing for him."
"Isn't he coming to dinner?"
"No, mademoiselle, ho Is going to havo
dinner at the While Horse Inn, and he
will sleep there altorwnrd. I am to fetch
bis things as soon as I have ansaddled'the '
maro." I
Tho dinner of tho trio was most melan
choly. I
Bright and early the next day Rabot-
teau sought out tho landlord of the Whtto
Horse, who was much flurried by the i
prosonce of a dozen officers ot all grades.
"Can you tell me," the judge asked, "If
tho artillery captain who was quartered at
my house" .
"Ho is In No. 8, judgo. The captain Is
6till In his room, for tho maneuvers ended
last night Excuse me if I do not take
you np mysolf. I am just rushed to
death."
Babotteau ascended the stairs and strode
down the long corridor, on which oponod
tho several white doors, all allko except
for tho largo numorals painted on thorn in
black.
Ho was Just in tho act of knocking nt
that which bore tho figure 8 when sud
denly he recoiled as It ho had soeu a tiger
crouching on the mat. Howovor, it was
not a tiger that ho had seen. It was, by
the side of a pair of top boots still armed
with spurs, a little pair ot bottincs, lined
with roso colored satin dainty, elegant,
impertinent bottines bottlnes of which
ono would say without fear of being mis
taken, "Tho toot of a pretty woman was
iu that not long ago "
At that moment tho key was heard to
turn In tho door of No. 8. The door was
soon to opon timidly, just tho loast crack.
First a hand omergod vory small and
vory whlto tho hand that belonged to
thoso bottincs. Thon the wrist appeared,
round and slendor, with n pretty bracelot.
Then n plump arm, which grow longer
and longor Hnbotteau had uover In his
lifo scon such an arm ns that, and If tho
othor were like It, as all exporlonco would
indicato, this scoundrel of a Lecomto was
a vory luoky scoundrel Indeed.
Howovor, tho arm, tho wrist, the hand
and tho bottlnes retreated In good ordor.
Tho door was closed, and tho judgo stood
there, feeling vory foolish, but thoro was
nothing for him to do but to go back to his
own house.
On tho tablo tho judgo found this mis
slvo: "I don't understand this at nil. You
protend to havo Lecomto there with you.
But ho writes that he has broken his log,
and that ono of his comrados has taken his
place In tho maneuvers. Pray send me
Boino word of oxplanatlon."
"This Is toomuohl" orlod Elodlo's moth
er. "I called him M. Lcoomte all tho
tlmo, aud ho never donled tho name. If I
woro you, I would writo to the mlnlstor of
wor about it. "
Enough. That afternoon tho falso Le
comto knocked at tho gata But ollmax
of Impudence on his arm was a young
and very pretty woman, doubtless tho lady
of tho bottlnes.
"Justine," orlod Mmo. Rabottoau, "do
not open tho gntol Tell thoso persons
wo nro not at home. "
At that moment Justine returned, carry
ing a card; on which was lnsorlbed, "Lo
Comto do Probols, Capltaino d' Artlllorie. "
Beneath was written in ponoil:
"A thousand rogrots and a thousand
excuses for having missed your oompany
last ovening. Mmo. Probols oamo down
and took me by surprlso and did not wish
to soem lnconsldorata by Increasing tho
troublo my proscnoo lias caused you. It
would havo afforded ber groat ploasuro to
mnko tho acquaintance of your wife and
daughter. Allow mo to express my sin
core gratitude for your oxcellont hospital
ity." Poor Elodlol Sho always was unluoky.
From tho French.
Tho Doc's Bark an Evolution,
Tho roost curious imitation which wo
find in doga Is na to the monsuro of ox pros
sion to which they havo attained. Among
tho anvngo forefathers of tho modern dug
tho charnoterlstlo of all tholr uttoranoo
was, to a groat ox ton t, Involuntary, and,
onco bogun, the outcry waB continued In
a mechanical man nor.
Tho oHoot of advancing oulturo on the
dog, howovor, has beon gradually to do
orcase this anciont undlltorentlatod modo
of expression by howling and yolplng and
to roplaco it by tho much mora specohllko
bark. Thoro is somo doubt whothor dogs
possessed by savages havo tho powor of ut
tering tho sharp, specialized noto which
la so characteristic of tho clvlllzod form
of their spoeies.
It is cloor, howovor, that if thoy havo
tho powor of thus expressing thomselvos
they uso It but raroly. On tho othor hand,
our high bred dogs havo, too groat extent,
lost tho power to oxpress thomselvos In
tho anofont way. Many of our breeds ap
pear to havo Uccomo Incapable of ululat
ing. Thoro Is no doubt but tho change in
the modo of expression greatly increases
tho capacity of our dogs to sot forth tholr
states of mind.
If wo watch a high bred dog ono with
a wldo range of sonsibllitios, whfoh wo
may find in broods which havo long boon
closely associated with mon wo may
readily noto flvo or six varlotloa of sound
In the bark, each of which is oloarly relat
ed to a certain statu of mind. That of
wolcomo, of fear, of rngo, of doubt and of
puro fun is almost always perfectly dis
tinct to tho educated ear, nnd this al
though the obsorvor may not bo acquaint
ed with tho croaturo. If ho knows him
woll, ho may be able to distinguish vari
ous othor Intonations thoso which ox-
press Impatience, and even on element of
sorrow. Tins lost noto verges lowaru a
howl. Scrlbnor s Magazina
The Madeira Vine.
My mainstay and vino paroxcellonco for
indoor uso Is the Madeira vine, a climber
or twiner, as It must havo somo support
as strings or wires. It is a bulb, or, moro
nronerly, a tuber. I havo seen tnom vory
lug from about tho sizo of tho ond of tho
thumb up to tho proportions or a largo po
tato, which they much resomblo. A me
dium sized tuber, freshly potted In good
fair garden soil, will almost Immodlatoly
begin to grow, sending out ts glossy groen
ten v oa and twining tendrils In cheerful In
difference to circumstances. It will boar
heat and dust; although It loves sunshine,
It will do its best In a shady place, and if
you cannot takolt to the kitchen sink and
glvo it a good shower bath It will bo grate
ful if you upon go tho leaves every fow
days, and I have never known it to bo
troubled by Insects of any kind always
clean, bright and growing.
Tho only disadvantage In Its uso Is that
tho tubers multiply so rapidly as soon to
fill tho pot or box, so they must be given
a good sized ono at first Vlck's Illus
trated Monthly.
JmpmncM Laanchlnffs.
Tho Japanese apply one of their many
"pretty ways" to the launching of ships.
They uso no wine. They hang over the
ihlp's prow a large pasteboard cage full
of birds, and the moment the ship Is afloat
a man pulls a string, the cage opens, and
the bird flyaway, making the air allvo
with music and tho whir of wings The
Idea Is that the birds welcome the ship as
Mio begins her career as a thing of life.
A COAST ROMANCE.
To toll tho story it Is necessary to go
bnck two years, whon tho three characters
playing part In tho romance lived in tho
Uttlo town of Capo May. Thoy woro Dor
othy Mosher, a young woman of 19 years;
AUx Wint, a farmer, and John Christo
pher, a young oystonnan. Dorothy was
the bello of tho town, and thoro wos a
string rivalry for hor favors betweon Wint
and Christopher. Tho girl enjoyed tho
contest and refused to encourage ono more
khan sho did tho other.
Tho young mon kept up tho slogo sev
eral months and llnolly lost their temper.
Tho oystorimm Christopher wont ono day
and said: "Alix, I'm getting tlrod of this
fight between us for Dorothy. I'm willing
to go Into a ring with you and soo who's
tho best man. If you are, I'll get out of
tho wny, and If I'm tho better man than
you, then you must loavo Dorothy to mo."
Wint agreed to tho proposition, nnd In
tho propcncu of n largo number of their
friends tho young men stripped ono night
in a fishhousc on tho beach and fought
like tigers for tho girl they lovod. Thoy
wcro pretty evenly matched, and It was
a long time before tho contest ended. It
finally came to a eloso with tho knocking
out of Christopher.
Christopher took his defeat deeply to
heart, nnd ho left tho town. Ilo had saved
money and invested in a schooner that
was engaged in tho coasting business. Ho
sailed a few weeks ns mato of tho vessel
and then becamo her captain. Meantime
int wo'jcd Dorothy more ardently than
over, but ho got but littlo satisfaction
from tho girl, who blamed him for driving
Christopher away. Ho believed that ho
would win her for his wife sooner or later
and persisted in giving her attention. Ho
was not a littlo surprised ono morning to
find that tho night before Dorothy had
disappeared from town. Her friends went
In search of hor and found that sho had
been secrotly married to Christopher, who
had taken her aboard his schooner to llvo.
Tho discovery that tho girl loved his
rival best was n suvero blow to Wint, who
found It impossible to content himself on
tho farm. Ilo finally fuund his surround
ings uncongenial, and disposing of tho
farm joined tho lifo saving station at
Hereford inlet. In tho oxcitomont of this
wild lifo he did his best to forgot Dorothy.
Ho was considered tho bravest of tho crow.
Thoro wns no wind or weather In which ho
was afraid to put out In tho lifeboat, and
ho seemed happiest when In tho midst of
a storm on tho sen. Somo thought that
his mind was unbalanced, and tho advis
ability of discharging him from tho sorvlce
had been considered, but tho faithfulness
with which ho always porformod his duties
argued strongly in his favor.
hast Thursday was a stormy day on tho
Jorsey coast. Tho wind blow fenrfully in
land, and tho wreckers kept a sharp look
out for vessels in distress. All dny tho
rain camo down, but nt sundown tho
clouds broko nnd fled, but tho wind In
creased its strongth, nnd tho surf of Here
ford inlot ran higher by many foot thnn
tho roof of tho life saving station. About
midnight tho patrol of tho bench saw a
rocket curvo through tho darknoss. It
was qulokly followed by a second and n
third. A vessel of somo sort was in dis
tress In tho vicinity of North bnr. Tho
crew was aroused, nnd tho lifeboat got in
rcndlness, but It was imposslblo to launch
it, so torriblo was tho surf. Answering
signals woro given to encourago tho untor
tunates on tho foundered vessel. Whon
day broke, tho wind began to dlo out, and
by sunrlso tho surf had lessonod in foroo,
Noarly a mllo from tho shoro tho masts
and rigging of a schooner wero visible
nbovo tho tumbling waters, and at tno
bond of tho mainmast was seen n dark ob
ject. Tho vessel was completely sub
merged, and tho masts wore swaying llko
roeds. Evidently ono of tho orow had boon
lashed to tho must. After several vain at
tempts tho lifeboat was finally launched,
and tho sturdy crow sent It across tho
waves as rapidly ns it was possiblo for
thorn to do. Thoy finally camo near
enough to tho wreck to seo that the object?
at tho mnsthead was a woman, ono wos
allvo and oncournged tho crow In the lifo-
boat by waving hor arms. As the lifeboat
enmo ncaror It was found that It would bo
extremely dangerous to attempt to tako
tho woman oil until the waves nad suusia
cd, for parts of tho shattered hull project
ed nbovo tho wator, and to bo dashed upon
thorn meant quick destruction. Whllotho
crow was debating what it was best to do,
Wint caught up a ficldglass and turned
It on tho woman. An Instant later tho
othor members of tho crow woro surprised
to hoar him exclaim, "It's Dorothy I" Ilo
held tho glass to his oyos for a fow soconds,
as if to mnko sure that ho was right, then
tossed it into tho cuddy, and snatching up
a lifo preserver fastened it under his arms,
and tying a rope around his waist ordered
the mon to pull tho boat as closo to tho
wreck as thoy dared to. Tho cnptnln re
monstrated with tho man, but he calmly
told himthntif tho boat wasn't put ncaror
ho would jump in thoro and try to swim
to tho woman's rescue.
Tho captain sow it wns useless to pro
tost, nnd ho told tho crew to do as Wint
desired. Wint fastened ono end of tho
rope that was around his waist to a clout
iu tho bont nnd waited for a favorablo
moment to leap Into tho sen. At Inst, whon
tho boot was on tho crest of a wnvo that
was swooping toward tho wreck, ho jumped
ovorboard and tho next Instant was bat
tling with tho strength of threo mon with
tho foaming water.
Tho wavo ran like a rnco horso nnd
dashod Wint against tho rigging. He
grasped the ropes, climbed to where the
woman was lashed to tho mast, and in a
few seconds hnd fastened tho life prcsorvor
around hor. Tying tho ropo around hoi
wuist, be signaled the men In tho bont to
hnul her aboard. It wns a terrible trip tc
make, but Dorothy arrived safe and sound.
Ibo problem now was how to rcscuo tho
man.
Tho Ufo presorver was fastened to a rope
and thrown overboard, In tho hope that It
would float within Wlnt's rcnoh, but it
didn't reach the mark. Again and again It
was hauled In and cast overboard with
out striking the rigging. At every wavo
tho masts showed that thoy were growing
weaker, and It wns expected by tho men In
tho lifeboat that thoy would go by tho
board before tho lifo preserver could bo got
to Wint, but luckily the swirl In tho wa
ter as It broke over tho wreck carried it
among the ropes, and Wint got it. Ho put
It on and wns soon aboard tho lifeboat.
Dorothy's husband and all tho crew of
tho schooner wero lost. The young wom
an had no home, and what could she dor
Why, become Alix Wint's wife, of courso,
end that was what she did two days after
her old lover rescued her from death.
Omnhn World Herald.
Approved.
Suitor I am mini your heart la In tha
right place.
Ilclovod I am irlad to hear you laj so.
t havo just given It to tho ether fellow.
Rotrn'.t Triour.o.
SCRATCHED 3 YEARb
Suffered; Scratched nod BlexJ. Ioc
tors No Relief. Cured hy Two
Seta Cutleuru. Komedlci.
Nothlncr like Cr-nr i ha TiFMrcniEi wa ever
mftnufaetuiYd. tr three years li;ive I BiiUVre l
WilU a sore ueau. 1 wouia break out allnverm
ueuimuu pmuuctf wlnehwoul-j
form u watery niatu-r, nail 1
would lmo to 8rr.it ill until I
would Meed. Alter dfx-torinj
with two doctors far ihrou
years, mora :r less, tlnalty
inadoiip my mitul to trv tout
V v Tier it A lU:Mt:nti, wiiu
vault entirely fcitisiaetorv to
me. After usine two sets I
am entirely cured. 1 have roe
omitftideti your remedies to
stneral ferMtmn. nml tliev nit
tell me they are No. i. Our dniixist is doing a
nteo business la ivtictua Ukjikiuix, since my
euro. lnaYOKiveii him the privilege of using
my name tis proof of thoir cllieienev. 1 encKwo
my portrait. A. u liAMM,
SALT RHEUM CURED
Mr wtf lis been t roublrd wit h tins salt rheum
for 'four years. During this time (lootom of
A iseon&it), Illinois, mm the most emim'iit of
Chicago, failed to iivo relief. I liotmhi tha
Ci'TUH'ttA lttiMKmix, and she used onlvouebox
of Curtet'itA, one cake of (Vi'ii'i'itA Soap, and
iian n uoiuo ot i i ni it a kusoiaum', mid
Uiese havo cured her eoiniiliuelv.
C. M. blONli, 141 Statu rtt ., Chicago, HI.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
There is no doubt that tho Or noun a ltKMt
puis dally perform minx wonderful cures than
all oiher'aliiii and blood remedies combined.
They instantly rrileve and speedily euro mcry
humor of tho skin, riealp.uud blood, with lo&i
of hair, from infancy to ae, from idmiiUtt to
scrofula, when tho best phyaieiuua fail.
Sold throunhoul the world. 1'rlw, CeTtcinu,
80c; Soap, c ; Ukmii.vln r, $1. Tottiiu imu
and CttKlt. Coup , Solo rroprkator, Botttou.
Hew to Cure Skin DUeaBea," nmllvri (iao.
PINT
'I.KP, litnoktU'iuU, ml, rough, chuimml, urn
oily klu curt'd by Cutiuura Soav
H2W MY BACK ACHES I
. rtaek Aeho, Kidney rains, and Weak
1 ness, Sorenuss, Ijuueneas, Struma, and
'i Talus relluved In one minute by Ui
Cutlcurn AuU-l'alu l'lmtor. ,
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Lfwid Ofileo at Roseburg, Or., Mnr. 28, '05,
Notice is hcroby given that tho follow
ing-uamrd srttlir has lilei notice of his in
tention to innlte html proof iu support of
his e'aim, and that suid proof will bo made
before A C Jennings, county elerk of Lane
county, Oregon, nt Kugene, Ijeuio county
Oroion, on Wednesday,. May 8th ISO.!,
viz: Thoums (JosHago, on homestead eu
try No. 5805, (or tho lots .1, 1 aud 7, section
19, in. l'J R.r 1 w
Ho u urn en the following witnesses to
prove. -biH continuous restdonco upon nnd
cultivation ot sum lata, viz
Ueutv 8. Tiltou of DexUr, Lane oonnty
Oregon; John A. llriggn of Dexter Lane
oonnty, Oregon; ' Alexius N. Miller, of
Trent, Lane ootiuty, Oreg u; Sutmiel Tatks
of 1' lea Hunt Li All l-une county, Oregon.
H M. Vkatoh,
Kooeivor,
Itia sold on, RUftrwntoo by all drug
gists. It cures xuelplont Consumption,
and ia tho best Cough tuid Jroup Cure -Hold
by Henderson & Una.
Hrc tbc
Ibigbest
of all
H.)lflb
Braoe0.
XUfirrnnteo
High Frame, Wood Rim, De
tachable Tire, Bcorclier,
weight, 21 lbs . . . . !
Steel Rims, WaverleyCllncher
Tirea, welgni, zi ioa. si
40
Regular Frame, same wellhts acident or defect, and that Is more than we can say of any
K . . .... Slin other wheel, however high (trade, so called, that weaell. We
Ladles' Drop Frame, same congratulate
welghUandTlrea. .70 0ents.
Ladles' Dlsmond, Wood Rims,
weight, 20 lbs .... VO
A Good Agent Wanted In everj town where 1 INDIANA BICYCLE CO.
we are not satisfactorily repiesented. A V
splendid business awaits the right man.) INDIANA PO LI S t I NO.
THE NEW
nd 0. 1.
N'SS
THE SHORT ROUTE-
To ixjllits In WA1II1NGTOS, IDAHO, MONTANA, DAKOTA8, MINNK80TA and the East.
Through tickets on sale to and from CHICAGO, HT. MJl'IH, WASHINGTON, I'llILADW,
THIA, NEW YOIIK, BOHTON and AIX I'OINTH In the United States, Canada and Kuropo.
Tho Great Northern Hallway la a new transcontinental line. Huns bulTet library observa
tion ears, palace sleeping and dining car,, family tourist slcopor, and first and socond class
roaches.
Having a rook ballast track tbe Ureal Northern Railway Is free from dut, ono ol tho ohlet
annoyancesof transcontinental travel
Hound tickets with slop ovo orlTileges and choice ol return routes.
"or further Information call uyon or write
E. J. FRASIER, Eugene, Oregon
or c. ,'. DONOVAN, (lencral Agent, 1.3 Third Direct Portland, Oregon.
Eugene Iron Works,
liEO. X. IT.A.EK. Proprietor.
Steam Fittings, Brass Goods,
Castings, Engines, Boilers
Store Fronts, Etc.
Sowlr(r Muchinea Kpilred.
W Ui'i'tUriiiR ot all klmls done.-St
Asi'nt lor Uly Aiitt-Frletton Mitnl.
Shop on EUlUMrci'lft. Mill IGacu
Superior Photoo raphs.
-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,-
Corner St li ami Willamette Sts.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Iho KAS'l' via Hie
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Through Pullman 1'ulaeo sleepers, Touritd
sleepers and new llecllnlnj; Ohalr ears,
DA It A" rOKTLAND TO CHICAGO
Trains heated by iteam ami ears lighted by
Plntseh Light.
Time to Chicago, ajtf days; 11 mo to Now
York, 4lii dayH, which Is imuiy hours quicker
than all competitor.
For rates, time tables and full Intornmtlon,
apply to
K J. McCI.ANAIIAN, Agent, Kugene, Or.
It. W. J1AXTON, ('. K, IIUOVVN,
Con'l Agent, Dint. Pafs, Agt,
YXa Third St., Portland, Or.
JOSEPH O. KKLLEY, C, IS.,
KUOKNK, OHEOON
nt'HlgiiB nnd peclOcatlons for all work nor
nlniug to Water Works, Bewonwe aud Drain
er bun as.
Oonntructlon 8uprlntendd
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS,Proprietor.
Rlago leaves Kngeno Monday aud ThurRduya,
nt 0 o'clock n. m,, paHHeugcrR arriving in
Florence Iho day following ill 10 o'clock a. in.
KeturnliiK I'UHSengcrH leuvu Kioto nee Tues
days and Fridays and tho flliiKO arrives in Kti
gouo the next (lay at 7 o'clock p. in.
MMiUC FA UK... f'OO
mUM Titn r.too
Tickets tor iialo at K, IbuigH livery barn, F.u
gene, or at llurd .t luvonport' ulllco In Flor
ence, ICYGLES.
Superior to arte flSfcBCle built In tbe
UlorlO, Tgaroic00 ot price.
Rtoil the following opinion of one of the room prominent
American dealers who haa aoUl hundreds of theae wheel,)
Richmond, Va., Oct. 1, ISOi.
ndUtata Birvett Company, Indtanapolii, tml.;
Cl tlbukm The Wn.erley Scorcher and Belle came lo hand
yeaterday. We are afraid you have ent ua the hltf h priced wheel
hy miHtake. You can't mean to tell ua that thia wheel retails
wheel we have ever seen, and, moreover, we have lalth In It.
aUhouiih it weighs only Ti lbs., for of all Waverleya we have aokt
this year and last (and you know that is a right Rood number),
we have never had a aliiirle frame nor fork bruken, either from
ourselves every day that we are me wavexiey
Yours truly, XValt C. MaacBR & Co.
Iu.vsTiUTSD CATAiymmie FiiBa,
WAY EAST.
1 CO'S LINES,