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Newspaper Page Text1" AVER'S THE ONLY irsaparilla : ADMITTED BEAD RULE XV, "Articles that ore i n any way dan- I gerous or of- iensive, also patent medi cines, nos trums, and wiVol nrerjaratiOD-8, whose idients are concealed, will fee admitted to the Expo- 7 was Ayer'a Sarsaparllla admit- Because II IS not a patent ineuieuie, .e,,-,,m nor n secret preparation angerous. not an experiment, and (e It Is all that a family medicine i be. ORLD'S FAIR Chicago, 1893. Tiynot get the BestP g toooeooooo Jiff.5?.2-e Q-Q f Mexican f Mustang i Liniment It for ;rns, ked & Inflamed Udders. u . leuinatic Pains, tiises and Strains, inning Sores, Hanimations, iff joints, irness ci Saddle Sores, latica, ur.bago. j .;ttw Aiivnent?, 11 !.!crsi Ailments, Shsep AiiiTsents, .-2. Penetrates Muscle,. if Membrane and Tissuo v Quickly to the Very S; Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Sib in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conquers ti Pain, , Makes flan or Beast well again. TW-ilr. OrerWOO private endorsements. t rrc:11-rarenera metns lmnotency lu ttie first .,"5e. " 'ymp'.om of seminal weakness adbsrr.nnra It can be .opped in SO days , ,1 he new diTery was meite by theSneHal . K6" of the old fasKin Hudson Bedlcal Instltutt. i "M the strocpest Titaiizcr made. It Is very powerful, bnt ha'mlss. fold for 1.00 a psi.li ' Psc'agrs for .CO(plsln sealed boies). i., i"a P'ran:ee Blyenforacure. Ifyouboy ' f, an'1 ar ro entlrt.y cured, six more WMf.ir elrcn'ar,snd lmim ,nils. Ad,lreB .( hddso:- w:dicai, isstituik, , JuucUon Stowtou, Market A; till. SU, SaiiTraKtlo, Cai- TH ? PADTD Issepton flleatB.C.DAKK-9 L ft' til AdTertUing Ateney. M and ""Chants Kichange, San Francisco, (.al n nf. onntr . h mane o r. WhrJXS- llfsi CcnitIon, die most RjlsKgJ Tailing Ben- fondorful EWiwii'ii sstfons.Nnv- EXwrJ of llM cnstl.ching w arc. it E!iV,:&3 ' 1,18 e'c' dlythe Stf)&Sffil " fltniTMlen- tWlJRrS Strengthens, no men of J&EifJrTl Invigorates aurope and BEp vf fi'iSa n( tones the aunerlea, tx'vrlAl entlreayitcm. Hudran Is . Ertjfiwl Hudjraa cures tlffiy vsgo- SSfWia Debility, ?b!e fRtt54l?S Kerrousnets, 5flTan rops Lh$?r3 Emissions, n!laiurcniS3 fSJrfiflS&M snddevelopr, Hi...?.' JBpSjJpSit by day oi THE BABY. An - ' bit1. t OVr which a f ; Ki.l.-.liJes v'r--'t presirf:J Woo. when he (;.- to tufce the air. g sw, in white till I deSari ' He lock, Ufa., y, s.,.t .,, u.or, Tin- iu,;.v. Who' bc.ral" an-1 ha tooMe .oe. SErt" n''l'- r 1 nor vou .Nor Ivoeh Webst. r on r kuewf The ImV-y. Who has tuulncrK tui-r or fivn. Jnd drones in oar Annestic hivw X ut- bum, f,ar. will so,,u urrivij i i.e Daby. Who h.ii the colie In the nicht And puts his moihvr in a tricot Till parorie avu him right The baby. Who ta, although he breaks our rest And cives my imtii n many a test. The thing en earth that wo lovo beat? The baby. W. R. Barber in New York Ledger. A DESERT TRAGEDY. The, mess of tko officers of tho Second Chasseurs of Africa is particularly noisy. Tliolr merriment runs hlith with shouts of Joy aud ollnklng glasses as they toast Lieu tenant Henri Cursol. "Now for the adventure!" exclnlrn tho officers in churus. "With all my heart," replies the young lleutonnut. "You know I left Mascarn with orders from our chief to tho cnld of tho Harnrs about tho incursions of the Tuarogs. I lind accomplished my mission and was returning with iuy platoon, cross ing a part of tho immense plain of sand. Wo kopt on our way, men and animals, although noarly overcome by tho lntcnso heat, with our eyes partly closed to avoid tho reflection from tho sand a thousand times harder to onduro than tho heat of the sun. I was nwnkened from my torpor by an exclamation that camo from behind mo, '1 gucubcllE "I turned around. Tho sorgeant major of my escort, an old African soldier, was pointing toward tho horizon with excited gestures. Tho wholo sky seemed to lio covered by n thick cloud, resembling an Immense column of smoko, touching the oarth and reaching fur into the hciivons. 'El gueubell' was marching upon us with monactng strides. " 'Perhaps wo can get ahead of it,' I saiu, ordering tliem to gallop. "Tho sergeant major shrugged his shoulders. 'If God so wills it,1 ho said. "Wo started off at a furious rato, but tho tempost camo on at n still greater spoetl. A vlulcnt wind was upon us, send ing blinding whirlwinds of dust into our fneos at every step of tho horses. Our dls comflted guides lost their bearings and stopped. Our horses as woll refused to move farther. They camo to a standstill and braced thomsclves ngnlnst tho gusts of wlud. "I was leaning ovor on my horso whon I felt bun tremble under me; then sud denly 1 received a frightful shock. H seemed to mo that thousands of pounds of sand foil, nil at onco, on my head. Stuu- nod, scarcely ablo to think, I managed to struggle with my horso as ho shook ills bridlo with rago, then raised himself on his hind foot mid started off at n furious spoetl, taking mo with him. "Tho sand sifted into my oyos, my oars and iny nostrils, blinding and suffocating me. 1 could senrcoly breathe, a burning thirst was consuming me; I felt, that 1 was dying. 1 said a silont goodhy to all the happinoss that I wns losing forcvor, then oblivion camo, aud 1 remcmbor no more. "Whon I camo to myself, I found that I was under a woolen tent, draped with a! tomato strincs of red and yellow silk and lying on a rug which covered tho ontlro floor of tho tout. I experienced a strnngo sonso of woll bciiag, a stato of tfrowsinoss, a delightful feeling of Inziness, and closed my oyos quickly, not caring to un derstand how a lloutonnnt of Chasseurs was motamorplioscd into an Arab, master of a large tent. All at onco it seemed to mo a brlizhter Unlit struck my eyelids, and at tho samo tlmo a pungont, penotrattng porfume filled tho tont. I opened my eyes and saw standing at my bedside a young woman, with groat fathomless oyos Bur mountcd bv twodollcatolyponcllodnrchos. Hor blaok glossy hair foil in curls down her nock, oovorlng hor chocks with their warm shadows, bho was dressed like tho daughter of a woalthy house with a halk that foil to her feet, disclosing a chomlse of striped silk supported ot tho waist by a leothor bolt studded with silver and hold together at tho breast with a clasp of tho same metal. Two enormous silvor and coral rings hang from hor oars, her arms were loaded with bracclots, and hor fingers woro oovorod with hoovy rings. "Aoting on tho realistic Impression of my dream, 1 grootoa tno uenuiiiui appari tion with a most profound salaam, which was returned with salaams and gracious smiles, tho beautiful Saliarlan displaying a sot of transparent tcolh liohlnd scarlet lips. I mado as if to seizo tho young wom an, but sho recoiled frightened, overthrew tho lamp and fled, leaving mo somewhat abashed. "A few moments later, ju6t as tho flrst ray of tho new day stretched Itself toward my tent, an Arab entered. His tall, slen dor silhouette stood out distinctly against tho light, as with a haughty sweep of his hand he lifted tho curtain that hung at the entrance. Ho advanced toward mo, and noticing that I was looking at him with surprise, but with regained conscious ness, he begon to speak in a jargon com posed of bad Italian, worso Freuch, a lit tle Spanish and a good deal of Arable. Ho bowed to me and Inquired after my health. 1 returned his greeting, and, calling to my old the little Arabic I know, I asked him how it happoned that I wns under this tent. , , "Ho informed me that I was in one or his camel hair houses; that after the tem pestduring which he had been nearly burled himself when he was returning from Ouargla, whero ho had gono to buy a store of provisions, ho noticed lying n the and an officer, whom his people believed dead, bnt who, after a careful elimina tion, was found to have fainted and to have boon only partly asphyxiated. He had ordered me to bo plvxil on one of his camels, between two sacks of wheat. "Ho then toirt me that hewaitheago of the Chore;-, a!"-"' HI f-ala ami all the tribes n,;l M,binlil-d to our rule. I thanked him warmly, K'.ve 1.1m my name and aked him If I ''"' -Why should y-ii Le l.mr nation Is not ot war with mine. You are r.iy gm -t. Z whom fi.d ha- sen; ntc. K-r .intl. ,,g ,nd get well. II, re. drink t.U this Ull, hand-mo ri La: ! ::: a.". ; , delicious r. r,'- . ' ' ' "' V". I aud ralsl my "'- ' I soon as 1 should he ablo to stand the few t hours' ride nquired to rwh Mascara ha ! would reo lli;;t I had r.-.-: -ary escort. Ho ' paveor.K ;-. lot vutjil: . .trues to aid me j with my ! t, .-.nil tl. v .vo giant valets pruceeiKil dn.s mo in a lino garment t.f . white wix l, in which I must have looked j like a prk,-1 i.f the i!i:,!i'.!e aes. "Kl Taluir Ik-u M,'u..va showed mo his Tlllagv of tents and till of his riches, from his wurking camels to his racing camels, whiter than snuw aud swifter than tho winds Ms horses, Lis rt.v.,ii tents flllid with wheat, Imrley, oats, I.a.!,-1 meat mixed with enukvd wheat, which tho Arabs make Ir.-.o tolls, ai-.d (Hits lilted with dates that look like preserves lu fact, all that constitutes the fortune of an Arab, master of a large tent. He seemed much pletLsixl by my admiral ion f.r his thor oughbrnis olid my compliments on tho ueauty ot ins sou, a boy of 10 vejirs. Hut he took liiirtleuku pains not to go near a certain lent, kept hermetically closed, but iroin which we could hear lanhtAr mid ejiLculations. I was Weil enomrli aeuuiilr.teil wllh Amblnii customs to know that I must uot inquire about t lie women nor speak of my fair apparition. I was, however, quite hopeful of seeing her again, for I counted on feminine curiosity. At the dawn of the next dav Kl Tahar camo to excuse himself for leaving mo alono a part of the day, os some expedition called him five or six leagues to tho south. My aches and pains uot having entirely subsided, and my great weakness still pro ventlug me from accompanying the nga, I could only witness his departure, follow ed by all of his horsemen, Imt with uioro joy than sorrow, 1 must own. "Tho hourl was cent Imuilly in my mind, and I wished to poo her. I prowled about tho neighborhood of the mysterious tout 1 made an effort at least, for twleo ono of those giant valets, with menacing ges tures, Invited mo to direct my promenndo In another direction. Was I seen from tho tout r Was my disappointment noticedf Annoyed and feve.ish, I lay down to toko a nop, as Is tho custom in tho village, when the beautiful Arab girl entered. "She brought me a pitcher filled with a refreshing liquid that calmed my fever and quieted my nerves. We could scarcely understand each other, ns I knew scllttlo Arabic, but there are looks and gestures mom eloquent than words. "Our conversation was scarcely com menced. Sho had told me her namo and that sho was llio third wife of tho r.gu, when a great stamping of horses' feet was heard, and tho lurking of dugs filled us with terror, Kl Tahar had roturiiodi How could the leave my tent without being seen? Tho wife of llie aj;a In tho tent of a man, a Christian, and with her face un veiled 1 Plio wrung her hands in desiiair. The cursed curtain, which served as a door, moved, lifted fho had just time to throw herself b.-liind a wooden box, thinking herself concealed: but, alas! onoof her lit tle bam feet piir.vr.ded from behind the box. "Tho oga en'orcd, sat down, inquired about my health, spoke of the hunt. I soomed to bo listening to his recitni, but I could understand nothing, I replied at hazard. 1 was sunerlng torments. I could seo nothing but the little whlto foot, al though 1 did not look at It. "Whllo speaking. El Tnhur turned slightly, lie could seo it! I sat breath less. It siHimed to me that tho black eyes of tho ago tho only features of ills face that 1 could see, for ho had kept the block veil over his face, r.s do oil tho Tuarogs when nwny from homo glittered a mo- mont ns they fixed tlieniselvea upon the whlto spot, but 1 was mistaken, ns ho con tinued Ills recital quietly. "As ho aroso to go he sa!d somewhat solemnly, 'You aro a guc.-t whom God has Bont mo I do not forget It.' "I stood at tiio entrnneo of my tent ns ho moved away with slow and measured gait. Tho girl was obliged to wait until night before sho could leave without being seen. "An hour after this scene thero was a great comtnot ion in thovillago. A troop of cavalry had arrived. It was you, com rades, in search of my body, tho 6ergcont major and my men having carried to you tho news of my certain dentil. You ro- member my reluctance to leavo my tent and tho monifcstcinbarrnssmout In seeing yon outer." "Oh, yes! You dldu't seorn to l very happy ovor tho effort wo bad mado in searching vou out. and theaga himself was ohllgod to place you In tho saddle after the feast ho offered us. Lieutenant Cursors orderly ontered tho room Just then. " Lieutenant, ho com monced. "What do you wlshf" asked Henri. "Thero is n man oulsidowho Insists up- on sneaking to you, sir. A Tuang. Ho wears his veil." "A Tuaregl Tell him lo come In." "Ho will not dismount from his camel." "Then let him go to tho devil." "Ho savs ho comes from yonder." And tho soldier pointed in a direction over his shoulder to signify that It was soino quite distant, uncertain plaeo. "Will vou excufo mo. genllelnenf" "A message from his hour!!" And tho young olHcors rushed to tho windows. Hefuro tho steps was n camel, and sit ting straight In Ids high seat was a .ua hnran, wrapped In a long burnooso, a black veil fastened undor his eyes, nnd waiting i motionless. "I como from the Ouled Yakoud, ani I bring to you a present from the nga." "A present for me?" Yes, hero It is, anu ino nan-nun fastened from his s.-ahilo n hag made from camel's hair. Ho opened It and took out a black, hairy ball. Ho shook It, and from lids head of hair appeared a bloodless face, with cold, blue lips and eyes from whoso orbs tho light of lifo hod forover fled. It was a woman's head. Tho .Saharan flourished tills head aud throw it ot tho feet of tho young man, who stood thero as palo as death himself. "The Ago Kl Tahar lien Moussa sends this to you. Ki-p it." And, with a hoarse cry tho Tuareg sinned off at a wild gallop. A month later Lieutenant Henri Cursol was found ono evening, within a few feet of ono of the busiest streets of Mascara, lying dead with a dagger between his shoulders. Translated From tho French For Snn Francisco Argonaut. Geniality. otbiii-7 contributes more to tho effect- Ivenits of genius than g.-niolity. A cross, N ,tie ia lirn-hy glvi n thai the billowing frozen hearted man, however great his j named sett er Iim fi ltd notice of his in lea natural endowments. Is never apt to illu- itiju lo make final roof in support ot bia niinatc tlio world or brighten I he prf-spects j eUiai. and that said proof will be made br of its Inhabitants. The greatest and most fore 4n Wore, U H 0 C Commissioner, at h-ulmot ioiii-aueo:, nti !i, us have been tho ! births of f.-iiiul wmslen eariiic; ol New York lJl.--'i tits and not the vimvir vbaged logic. t ! tuilr Ad,irUit. Hon hold, t i:, .". t':. j n, y coot end m,i! liurgior You s.'iot up. or 1 11 wake your j wife and gie her this ! t:r y..u f.rgot to j post.- (flticura WORKS Wonders la curing torturing, disfiguring, hu miliating humours of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood when all else falls. Sold ttronghnit a. worid. Brittak Dapot, T Kir, BIST a Sox., l, Klaf aVlards., Looiloa. Porraa Daw 4d Caas. Coar, Sol. Pror. Baton, u. S. A. I'nily Items. Deo. 11. D M Holbrouli made a business trip to Trent Suuday. Clarence Mcllee of Uper Wniberry, is quite low with typhoid fever and la not ex peeled to recover. The ladies of the missionary society titive decided to give an entertainment on the evening of Peo ".it It. Al farter and family visited rels tlves at Jasper Sunday, returning Monday. A number ot men assembled lust Friday ami cut uud hauled a largo pile of wood to the school house fur I'linrcli and other purposes. The U H quarterly meeting Inst Bat unlay was a grand succes. The house was well tilled at each service. ltov Wyall is an excellent prvsi'ldig elder utul a grai ilf.'prcacher. Among those attending from it distance were John Alien and Joseph Noct oi Cottage Orove, John it:td Thomas Crall of Middle Fork and J 1, timlth and J It tloltirook of Kgypt. IiKUl'I.AU -THE- BM1SCH McCORHACK, l'ltoi'iiiirroits, . . Ninth Street. The Choicest Meats and Saus ages kept constantly on hand. GIVE US A TRIAL. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. All i'lce. Thoso who have Used Dr King's New Discovery know Its value, and thoso who huve uot, have how tho op portunity to try It free. Cull on the ndvertisvd druggist and get a trial hot tie, free. Bend your name nnd address to II E nucklcti & Co, Chicago, III, and get u sample box of I)r King's New J.ifo Pills, free, as well as a copy of Guide to health and Household In structor, free. All of wliloh Is guaran teed to do you good and cost you nothing. Henderson & Linn's drug store. ( nil For Win-nuns. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing warrants will lie paid on pre sentation at this oillce. Interest on same will cease Pecoinhor IS, 1805. All Lane county warrants from regis tered number 7740 to registered num ber 7024, both Inclusive. J. O. OllAY, County Treasurer. Eugene, Or., Dec 10, 1895. The Waterloo correspondent of the Leliniion Express is disHiUsded with the finding of tho coroner's jury In the Kuifoug case. He thinks thero Is no question but what Mr. Knlfong came In his death by falling from the second story door, and thinks the (loo tor's examination wns a farce because it did not extend lo searching for Inter nal Injuries and that the Jury Ondldgs make n serious stain upon the charac ters of I he opcrutors al the mill. eA.io lf.!,y wet lick, r-o g-o t.r LiAOX When alio waa a Child, aho cried f, r Casttrla. When aho becamo Mua, she dun:; to Caotorla. SVben alio had CUUdrao, she, gara than Oastorl. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Lmd Ofllce at Koty-burg. Ongoi,, Nov 10. 18Jj. Leg' u. Oregon, on Jaouary l, viz: Hjlon II wood on uomeaican nirj No 8133 for the n , ato 18, tp 16 s, r 1 cai. H- tiftT," lha fdtowinz wituesS to prove bia cvuiiuaooa itsidetca boon snd cnltiration of said land, viz: Cnrtia Iiaird, Alfred Montgomery, Oeorge Whitbeck and William UcCullooch, all of iaabrl. Origin. I Itegiater. pa i'-fji-ji--"!-' ; u r, .j t 1 i. i ..a.kt H; h THK NEW an I I THE SHORT KOUTLv- fo iHilnts lu WASHINGTON, IDAHO, MONTANA, IAKOTAS, MINNESOTA ami llie Vast. Thrmiiih tickets on BJilo to urn. from I HU'AI.O, ST. l.Ol is, WAsillMiTON, nill.AIKt. I'll I A, NKW YOKK, BOSTON lul ALL I'DiNTS In tin- V'niU-tl Stalt', I'Him.in mul Kuro-. TTicUreAt Northern Itaihvay Is new tmnsconUiit'iititl Hiu It una tmtU-t Ithrnry otstjiv Uon CAn, palttcettlct'i Hig mid iliulne can, family tout It t iIciuts hih! tlrat anil sivotiti cltict roaulivB. Hnvlng t rock ImlUnt track Xq (.irt-tit tTllictn Utiilwny Irt ftvc fioni tlut, i-uo c-f tlio chief annoyanccn of transtoutlucntal travel Hound tlrkt'ti with iton ovo frlvtlic a:ia rho.co of return rmitti. Vox fnrthrr hiforpitilon cat u,on or rito E. J. FRASIER, Euceno. Oregnn -r .:. DONt.V an .,'i.vnii .fir.t, IVi 1 Mid flint 1'cilli't tl, t'tcj-t Notteeti hrrchy gircn that ly vtrtuo of an t'xccntlon tunned out of tho Circuit court of the sum of Ori'Kon for I.hiio county and to 1110 directed, tu tho cauav wherein II KSIn.Idcii plnlutltr, and NVidia Hrowu nrul V K Wlilpnlti are dufeudnntn, t hnvo luvletl'npon all the rtlit title ami Interest of nald Willis Mrown lu ami to the followliifi iUerltHd itruuilsei, lovrll: 'Hie K 'JU 4-10 aervx am follows: Henliminti at the lutenii'Ctlon of tho center of tho S 1'nillnmil traek with tho weat lino of the K V Skinner donation laud claim. Ihonco hIour center of said track H US den K K17 ohn, 8 (.7 tlejr K .'.ltj eh; N -.'7 in inn ten ): ill.llO chH lo Wlltntuette river; WiUft elm; X f den W WO" elm to the W Hue of Raid donation, and 8 27 uilnutt aW IH.00 cha to plneo of In'tlnulnn, contaluliiK to i-in aurea lu I .a no county, or, and will ollnr the sumo for anle At uhllc auetlnu al tlio court house door In Kiinone, Or., to the hiiiheKl hll der in the Hist day of 1H cemlror, 1m. to uatlsfy tho JiidKinent ol H,s,Vuts and lnteret at ii nor cent thereon from Murch flh hiu! ctwln !-' aud accruing coat, iiKiilnat said Willi Mrown, and In favor of nlalntilV. 'I'urui of Halo caah. faltt to begin at I o'clock of wild said day. A. J. Jo.t.NKON, Hhcrlfl'of Ijuio County, Oregon. Dateil, Not. an, IWV NOTICE FOU rUHLIOATION, L111.I Ofl.oo ot UoHcltarf, Or., NoTOiube 30, 1K1I5. Nolico U hfi-ctiy rIvcu timt tho foll.nv ing namrd aettler hnn lllcd notice of bis in tention to tnako lunl proof iu auppott ot bin claim, nnd lUtit mi id proof will bo mudo before Joel Ware, U 8 0 0 OonuuiaHtoiier ut Kttfzene, Lmie county, Oregon, on Januiiiy llih, ffcUG, tz: J buh'S h Tbuinpaou.ou bouieslcAil entrv No 7637, for tbo of aw kx of so of seo IU, tp lti R,rl fiwt. He nntui-it tbo follovfiuy wittit-rfits to prove hia oontUtuonn rcsi.leiico npu aud calttTiitinn of Raid land, vii: Ed Wont, Hubert Jobation, Ilnrnoy D Paine ftiid Clinton Haunuti, nil ot Eugeno, Lauc oouuty. Oregon. It, M. Vkatcii, It eft later 'Ah iunirico- MW1 row case iTwiq wot cunt;. . Aa agreeable Taxntlva and NKKva Tokio. Bold by ilniuiriitA or sent by mall. t.eW. sad $1.00 per iwickatro. fcamplca free, m Uft llio Vavorlto TOOTH tOWMB arV nVforthoTocthsndiircalu,SOu. Bold by llelidoraoa a; l.an. 1 GOLDEN 1 EST BAKING POWDER i 3Iir.AHONf4 wnv 5l? you atjuuld hit U, (g I It Ismado right borvatlmoio. 3. It In rnndo of the very flno-t XX nmterlii and Is guaranteed aX In overy reM!i.t cm'iiiI or suiwrlor to the very beft. 3. Thomnkera (funrnntee evi rv ? tin and ovwry kkm e; 1;: Hiillioriorl t rpt'itn -lnuiiny If It bonotiMAiif i'f.,. , q CAN YGU ASiF0n KZ. gg Cuourr a LcvKna, FimlAnJ, 0 883888I888888 For aaU. at V hug ton Vth itreet drug atora. lll,' i-.-,i S50 I A CUP I t'i'il at a 1 MOVES THE BOVJEL3 IN B1 State Normal School . I' 1 1 1 1 iu 1 1 1, Oregon. A Hal. ,- b t (,.r t, ehei. ot!i..,-- .ti,.-!i t, tH.I,- lts;i,in ll,.i.art mem Mi, I .-li.nii, !.I. -:. i-e.l ttii.t Aeadeuile t'ourn-s. :-THE DIPLOMA-: of tho M-hiv! ontilli'H ono U tc.u-li ii iiy cmiuly i i tlu MhU- nli. nit turtlicr KMiiuUuui. ii, Board and Lodging. Books and Tuition, $150.00 pep year. lU'iilltll'iil aim! In n'itinif ,-.,,!!, it u, wl,,. . J llioro Is ii nt.Kl ti-rtci'i-m . l.fiv Is siinviT 14 i'i,ii.,v-ti.- i-i,,..-tt . ii.iMil or will irniiutl yoi u-:trAiiiil t.nrtnTs. V. -- AM 1'HK t.l ,' i-r.-Mdvi.i. WAY EAST. I The EuT0iic Divinity ScliooK I EUGENE. : OREGON, Located ons block west ol University campus Ffr.t term Win Or;. 1-M'V For young men uud young women. Living ral low. The course of uludy la free, except a contin gent fee of f.' )ier term. lUir itudent limy avail thcnielve ol all t.'to ntlvAiitat(Of Hlven by the 1'iiivcfalty ot Oa-tcni- -wo make a ii-ilnl ty of the divinity Cotit-o, It la Ucalred that our Ktndeuia nhnll ic ,11111- 11 Iirollcteiicy, at once M-holtuly and praeuetil, for tinned In to work lu nil dt'i-ariineul- of Chrta tluu wotk. W'rlto for eourno ot atudr nnd full Informa tion, Addrent, EUGENE C. SANDEHS0N. Dean. Smoke LA GBEInl, Ten cent; U. or 0. & Queen of Ibis, Five cent Cigars. KIIKUIPFM 8AI.K Notice la herehv alveii thiit In virion of an pxecutlon iNaned out of the Circuit Oourl ot tho lulu ol op-won for Ijuio conn v In the uit wherein i'enlnah Koule la i!nlntiir and It J (over and othera are ilffeudauls to tno dt reeled 1 have levied on thu fiOloninn described real pruivert) tn-wil ; The W of U10 N K and K'jiifNW', of ihe H K 1 1 of aeetlou -I, 'I ri, n 1 n .eoiuaiuing km a1: run 111 ijiini county, ire- goii. and wilt oiler thu caul (nemlien for nale to the liltfho-t hlihh-r at the Court Moti-eiloor In Fu gene, Oro., 011 the 'Jll day of lireiulKT, to HatUfy tin JiidKiuciit ngainat Oefenilunti for tho auiu of tVkM.hfi ut tenner runt Intureit and l-'ail.oo attorney feea and f 1 1 cotta, and the ao crultiK coata. Terms of aalo eaah. Hale to com mence al I o clock I W vuld tiny. a. j. jonrraoM, KliiTlll of Ijiuu Co. )ted Nov. '21, IW.'j. J. S. LUCKKY. xF IB "WSLi 33 3Et. Wiilcluts antl Clocks Ui'iinirud. i: vi v):, tiiiuii, Tbos, F, Oakes. Uenrr C, Paine. 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