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Newspaper Page TextRUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEART AFFHrTKH. .Almost in Despair a uuc r 111111 By Taking AYER'S PILLS .rMtecn years, lwa -agro. o r Iron. luuisestum h. In worst forms. 3 T. led the !" 01 nu'"y ,l0CtrS' bUt 1 ' lk I could not walk fifty yards gJ "filming to it down and rest. My oj C"n vor and heart became .Beet- o , S ihonsht 1 would surely die. I g ft lye 's "lis "d "icy helped me gj ?m way I continued their use and jj ow enurolywell. I don't know of nrtliliig tliat will so I'dcHly relieve oj " re the terrible suffering of dys- g Mla as Aver s I'llli."-JonN C. a rwctufP, Urodle, Warren Co., N. 0. oj AYER'S PILLS a Received Highest Awards Sj 41 THE W uxvajaj O "1" unaaooooggo o g oooooog i Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, ;aked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, fnfisrnmations-. Stiff joints, J-i a mess U banciie sores, Sciatica, Scalds, Mi CuttSe AfJtnents, kl Horse Ailments, . AU 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 conqi en Pain, Makes fUa or Beast weU again. 71 V. ft Cr-r.tii-ntton, Fating een-t'Klii'iiv.Ncrv-ciisf-wiic'.ilnt; oi the eyes rnrt other Italia. Strengthens, in viKoratr itiid tones the 'UlrcBrtU'tn. Ktitjyan curia ability, .ea of mm iMTrvuiimess, : 'r:- ! I1s IniTHJtpncy in the first fir-'A , , 'rP'or-i of pcminal vreRkiiesa v. l . ir., , ' s;ofpeJ iu 20 days 1 --." VRa Tar.:.?' Vy the Pneoiit-i-ishucsvn fc?s-;ictl Institute ,v'-& r ii'-iGS, It Is very : r.M.fi(, !;.i,:.s..tl-".l ivxss). , v.-if-rr.'.:je. lfyonMi7 '-. A ".re . ! -Ji F, s knt on fi li at K f? nirtf-a htr'v' nisillg Aerify. R Blld for MrtrttMnK can be un(e. tZ -OVERTON- H 1 . Kvri I a Int. . t'o's. :.vi--V:4 -" restores IVIna in the PRESENCE OF MIND. A Story of Man Who St.,. id High In the I'iijj;H-tul WotUI. Cbarky Fair, thcimlv mala ln-r nf th lata James Li. F.iir, sm in Uio billianl room of ti.o I'aU-o huw-t talkinr? t.ii,mi.. pioneer frh'tuU (if Ms farlirr. 'Do you know, Chavlir, ihat a book of ruminUconcva of your father would sell liko hot cnkotir You ought to pin tho data lutho handsof KoaHsiMiliIIshyrHiul let hun lssuu tho volumo. What do von thit.L- ubout It?" The son smiled and looked up ut tho I talkor as ho ridtod: "Why don't you do ii" "Mo do it!" exclaimed the man with tho publishing idoas. "I didn't kuo-.v : hhn." i "Neithor t'lhl I," nnswi-ml ChavUs. "Nobody know him. I don't think nmu f over livitd who oujoyed hU coniUJonco. X j can asfiuru you tiiat Iia was tho niiuu ' straUKo man to mo that ho was to othors, and his iron rulo to ktvp IxU own counsel was nover broken. "Whenover ho did fall intoaconfidential and chatty mood, It was to jest about something or to theorize. I recall a story ho onco told Alfred K. Davij, Ids old part uer. Tho story I liavo in mind was woven Into a serious conversation, and lio never craokod a mnllu over it. 13eforo procoedint,, howovor. I must toll you that in tho Com stook mines a laddur Koesdown the hide of each shaft, and every twelfth run? is iron, so as togivo the wholo additional .st.-euth. Well, fotbor said to him: " 'Davis, do you know I wm almost killed onco in tho Crown Point minor1 " 'How was that, Jimr' " 'This way. 1 was looking down tho Rhaft to soo if overytlilns was all ri-Iit and lost my balanco. Jioin unabio to recover niysolf, I toppled over and fell. Ve, Da vis, fell. I must havo gouo about 100 feet when It suddenly struck inolhat if IdUltrt begin doing something pretty quick I would go clear through Hi hade.-!, so I reached out ami grabbed a rung of tluilad- uor. it uroi:e, and 1 grabbed tho next. That broke, too, but I reached for tho third, which also gavo way, and the next, and tho next, and so on, but it broke my fail, and in about ilvo minutes I reached tho bottom a littlo jarred up, but perfectly sound.' ''Davis looked at him out of tho corners of his oyos n few seconds and said: " 'What did you do, Jbn, when you camo to tho twelfth rung? Did you griu-p ut that too?' " 'Why, I missed it. Do you think I wanted to smash overythiug that was in tho mine?' " When Charles finished his (.lory, ho w.;s laughing mora heartily than any ono clso in tho crowd and could not be prevailed upon to recall anything mora that bad coiao from tho Hps of his famous iiuancbl father. tiim L'rancifioo Call. The Spirit of Criticism. "This la a dreadful ngol" exclaimed Mrs. liragdon, dropping into bor chair on hor return from church und fanning her self with the cover of tho book sho held. "People criticise each other continually, and nobody passes uuscathud." Her bus baud laid duwu ids papor and inquired what particular circumstance had aroused her attention to tho fact. "Why, just go to mooting! There's a sot that sit and look around over the church, spying out things to talk over Monday. They notico every garment that com os down tho aislo and every moveniont that's made. "Then there's tho set of thoso who pay attention. They look ut tho minister, but what for? They nro just weighing his words in order to trip hint up. fcjomo think be uses ono band to gesturo witli moro than tho other, and some think bis feet aro braced back too far. I beard one woman say she couldn't enjoy bis preach ing bcoauso that lock of hair on bis crown stood up so brashy. Every word ho lets fall is passed judgment on." Mrs. Brngdou stopped talking becauso Bbo was breathless. "Soems to mo you noticed considerable more than the sermon to think this all up," said Mr. Dragdon slyly. "Oh, it lin't confined to tho church, not ovoa to the choir, though o very not o they have sung for years has been tuned with a sort of mental tuning fork and pronounced off tho key it's tho wholo world general ly. If you talk and tako any part in things, you oro judged by your words, and if you keep still, they say 'it looks rather sus picious their keeping so still,' and so it goes. I am tired to death of critluUml" "Well"' said her companion, getting to tho safe distanco of tho door beforo be fin ished, "for a woman that dislikes criti cism, your littlo passing tribulo to tiie town genornlly is a very praiseworthy at tempt." Youth's Companion. She Waa Smart. The now clork was decidedly pretty at least so said tho employees of a well known Market street firm, and they immediately began to speculato as to her ago, r.t the samo tiifio mar voting at the new departure of tho boss, who usually engaged tho plainest young women ho could llnd. It was a fad at this establishment to specu lato on a newcomer's ago, tho moro so as there was a quiet way of finding it out. Every clerk was required to join tho Em ployees' Beneficial association, and on tho membership blank was a spaoo for "ago," which must be tilled out. Accordingly when tho now clerk had prepared her blank tho older bands sought au opportunity to confer with tho secretary, to whom tho membership slip was intrusted, in order to conlirm their various estimates, ranging from to 2d years. Tho secretary was loath to part with tho important document in his possession when interviewed at din ner hour, but after being bribed with cigars he Anally handed tho slip to tho spectators. What they read was, "Ago, 15 plus." And now they nro wondering if plus is the large.it portion of tho number. Philadelphia Record. A New rcrll. "Yes," said little Jim to his juvenile frloud, "I'm gointor run away from omo." "And fight Indians?" "I don't know about that. But I'm golnter get away from whut's comin. 1'vo had paw's trousers cut down to fit me, an never found fault. But sinco maw got a Wheel au Is wear in bloomers, I'm taklu no moro chances." Washington Star. Hough on the Doctor. A correspondent of The Muenehenor Xcuesto Nachrichtcn alarms that the otlico of physician to tho sultan of Zanzibar Is far frum being a sinecure. Probably, to guard against poisoning, the unhappy doc tor is compelled to swallow one-half of tho medicine prescribed by him for tho sick person. Iu parts of Austria and Italy thero Is a superstition that the human saliva is n cure lor blindness. Tho idea probably orlrrirated in the miraculous healing of n blind man recorded in one of tho goj-pelu. 111 luiiif rnnll I II ft FOX AND NAPOLEON. Tho ErislUU Staioamtin W;u Fafcluaud by tho l lrst Consul. During ; " summer of 103 Fox jour neyed to IV, is, wlu-iv he was printed to Bonaparte -.-:-ly hi September. The Ku--lUh i-lrtti-u.ian was fascinated, and, al- imut..i me urst consul said nothing deU nlte iv precise, his visitor departed con vln.. I ',.: his luist desired nothing but pi.u . with a libiu'ul policy both domes tlo ami f.iivign as far as was consistent with ttifci: But tho attacks of tho English pre-s became in.ne tho less virulent in can sequence of Fox's favorable report or of his brilliant defense of Franco from bis place In parliament. Toward the ilosoof January Talleyrand remonstrated with Whitworih, this time. giving point to his remonstrance by a plump demand as to what I'mglandiiitondid to do about Malta. Whit worth replied that ho was without iu flruetiims nnd made an eastvo answer, hinting that tho king's opinion of tho changes which had taken place in Kuropo since tho treaty might bo of Importance in determining him as to tho disposal of tho island. This was tho first official Intima tion that England did not intend to keep her promise. A few days later Sebastian! returned from tho east, and on Jan. 8u, 1803, Tho Monilcur published hts thorough und care ful report. It. was u long document, fully explaining owry oi'urce of English weak ness in the oriel. t and setting forth tho possibilities of r-x stablishlng French col onies in Egypt and the Levant. Thero was only ono menacing phrase, hut It expressed an unpalalablo truth that "o,nuo French troops could now conquer Egypt." Tho publication in England of this paper raised a tremendous j opular storm, and it has pleased many historians to regard Boua parto's course a i a virtual declaration of war. In reality It was merely a French Roland for the English Oliver. If England Intended to keep Malta, let her hewaro of herprestigo In tho vast. Had llonaparto intended to act on Sebastlani's report ho certainly would not have published It. Of course tho Engli-h papulae utterly failed to grasp so nice a point, and the incident so strained tho relations of Franco and England that all Europe saw the Impend ing crisis -ono or tho oilier or both must consont to a modification of the treaty in respect to Malta, or there would bo war. -"Life of Napoleon," by Professor Wiiliam M. Sloane, In Century. THE FIRST BICYCLE RIDER. Ho 1 1 alia From Chicago nnd Boldly Ma'am Thla Claim. "I rodo the first bicycle In America. If any other man claims to havo dono so, I would liko to hear from him, but I don't beliovo thero Is such a nmu." So says Mr. John William Tyler of ill East Mouroo street. Tho pioneer of tho millions who now Hit on wheels all over this broad continent Isa middloaged man. well built, with dark hair nnd eyes. In early lifo Mr. Tyler was a gymnast. IIo Is now a jeweler. During bis apprentice ship as a loweler ho was a reader of a mag- azlno, In which bo ono day camo across a paragraph which intorostod htm very much. It dealt with tho improvements mado to tho bicycle, or velocipede, ns it was then called, by tho brothera Haulon, who woro surprising Paris by their oxplolts on tho now machine. At this time the riding of a bicyclo was considered rather as a gymnastic exerelso. to bo undertaken only by tho ven skillful. Thus it appeared to Sir. Tyler, and ho at onco ordered a velocipede from tho adver tised manufacturer in Now York, who had purchased tho patent from tho II anions. Said Mr. Tyler: "After having waited nbout threo months tho velocipedo camo at hist. It came o. o. d., with a bill for$!0and a let- tor from tho manufacturers stating that I had given them their first order, and the cause of tho long delay was their not being ready to manufacture. From tho Illustra tion of tho machine I thought It would cost only $10 or $15, and I was not ready to pay f 00. A friend, howovor, camo to my relief nnd paid tho bill, telling mo that I could give exhibitions on the ma chine and in that way soon 1h) ablo to pay him back, which I did, thore being plenty of peoplo then In America willing to pay for tho privilege of seeing a man rido a velocipedo. I hired an Inclosed arena, and pconlo paid to come in and seo mo nun, and that fall I established a velocipedo school In W ilkosbarre. My wheel attracted much interest became so popular, in fact, that articles in rofcronco to It appeared in a groat many newspapers." Chicago In ter Ocean. Dan III voir ys Conversion. Daniel Hlvcloy U remembered as having boon about as hard a specimen as tho sav ing powor of grace ever ovcrcamo in tho Ozark country. Ho was a man of grer.t strength and of wit ked tompor. Tho way In which ho bemnio a residout of the Ozark country illustrated his inclination to bo a law unto himself. It is told that in his young manhood Hi why was engaged In boating salt down tho Ohio river and up tho Cumberland to Nashville. Tho man for whom ho was working pot behind with tho pay. Daniel thought be was? go ing to break. Ho went back for another load of salt, but instead of delivering it kept on down tho Ohio and the Mississip pi until ho reached tho White, which ho ascendod to tho Ozark country, tin never went back, but turned his mechanical gen ius to account in building mills. A powerful revival of religion overcame Daniel Hivoley, nnd ho "professed." Somo tiuio afterward tho preacher who helped convert Daniel was out In iho woods, when bo hoard a great noise. IIo listened and discovered that Brother Hive ley was having trouhlowith a cow that wouldn't drive. The preacher hid behind a bush. Hlveley camo along and jumped upon a log to look for tho cow, but could Lr,t seo her. ltU n you to !" bo shouted. Then, after a few moments of slleneo, ho added: "There, old devil, you havo got ono morn oath out of me. Take it and go to !" St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Indltfuant. "He's not what you would oall strictly handsoine, " said tho major, beaming through ids glasses on a baby ns ho lay howling in his mother's nrmsi "but it's tho kind of n fnco that grows on you." "It's not tho kind of a fnco tli.'.t grew on you," was tho Indignantnnd unexpect ed reply of the fund motbor. "You'd be better looking If It had." Sacred Heart Review. Ancient Animal Tracks. Amherst college, at Amherst, Mass , has n collection of iO.DOO tracks made ages ago by birds and reptiles. Those impres sions left on tho red sandstone are of all sizes, from those that might havo been mado by mlco up to thoso of eleplinntlno magnitude. Tho largest aro by what was significantly namisl the Urolitozoum gigantism, literally tho great thuuder beast. --KOK- SLEEP & REST For Skin Tortured And Tired MOTHERS In One Application o! Pr-Er.DT ClT. TnEiTMEST. Warm lislh. with Ol"nci'ilA Soap, (ii-iill,. nptillnitlotl. of i.'rTlcl'l'A (ointiuenl), and mild dimon of Cuxi. -'-'ha Kesolyunt (ihc new blood nurilier). t ' I threnthout the wwM. nntwh drnots P. S'r.w. 1. Kins K.!wnii!-,l., I....,i..n. IWth . . i au Cum. Cultr., ol l'ropi., Uatloa, V. S. A. I.ove by Postal stump. An Atchison mull lias for sonio liniu bocn porresponiling with an uhl uinkl friornl merely aa a nihttor of comtes y, but was greatly siirprisoil to h ni n from her recently that liu had been makine; love to her by (lie m mner in hieh he tins been pu'ting tlio stamp on his en vehipes. lie ia inclined to be earelenH, and geMom sticks the slump on straiglit, and the old girl found a alg- mlicance in the position of every stamp. In his ignorance he told her, accord ing to tho Id.'iU of stamp Mirlalinn, that she was beautiful and that lie al- ways longed to be at her side. Then he boldly indicated Unit she was an inuel, and finally, with the boldness of ail ancient knight, be stuck a stamp on the envelope upside down, which asked lui In Im his wife. She wrote immediately, telling him it was all so sudden, hut the would accept him with all her hcuit. lie wants to exnluin matters, hut knows that if lie refuses her she w ill sue him for I reach of promise, and produue Iho stamped en velopes ns evidence that he made love and proposed to her. After cniinillino; his attorneys, helms decided that the only course is to marry her, for he feels sure (lint the courts would decide ugniust him. Atchison Cilobc. Cottage (Jrove-l.euati Items. I.eadsr, Jan. 4. Work is being pushed rapidly on tlio Markley and liower building. Sam Ferguson, a young lad, fell down Wednesday night and dislocat ed his rigid urm. The electric lights verc (uru-.d on Moudny night for the first time. Clear, beautiful anil no flickering. General praise is given to tins new enterprise Business in Bohemia gold mining district will be so lively next summer that a nmu can't hold one or tw o doz en claims without working them. Over $20,000 havo been paid out by liohcmiu mining companies ut Collage Drove and Lcmali since last spring. And ninny thousand dollars liuvo been spent here by persons going in and out of the mines, besides the thousands of dollars spent here for mining sup plies. NOTICE. TJ S Land Office, Hnscbnro, Orr-gon, October, 30, 1S'.)." Ccuiplnint hiving been entered ftt this omoa oy onmuei u ociui nioiist i u. uuu-k for uliiind'inilig liis iioluestend t'iutry No U0.j7, datfd Sbty -t, 18'J0, upon the sw sw 'i, seo i:7, i.nd s lt se , se aw i sec "js, townnhip 10 s, rHngu 4 east, iu Lane county, Oreoou, whn a view to can coll'iiion if said iritrv, the fluid parties aro herbv summoned to fiipoar at Ilia oiiiee of Joel Wure, U Is U U Uoinuilssionc-r, t til cene, Oregon; on the ij;ju day of lloceuiber, 18115, Rt 10 ii in, to i'R)ot)d und fut'libh testimony oncerning s-iil alleged nt'im dounlnt. lieiiriua ut ibis office on ti s!i- inony so taken on ,)iinuiry 4, 181Jd, at 10 o'clouk b hi. Suflieieul evidenco lmvinit bi'in tiled to snow tout poiMHiiil service, eimr'it bo onulp, il n lcirn'oy ordered tb .t Hi'rvien bo mu lo by pubiic.itinn in tlio Eu gene Oir.ikD. liccjidiuit to luw. it M ':ArclI. lb gist.;r, It S hin:i:lDAN, lUeiiver. NOTICE FOR PU1U.ICATION. Lar.d Oflice, Unsc-inirg, Or.gon. Dec. -21, 1SUJ. N ,lirn is Ik n t y vi a fi ut t'ui folio ir i iji-iritned s'tth-r his lil'-d notice of his in-t.-l!lioii to make final proof in Mippnilnf his eiiiini.nnd that snid proof will be mud,, before Jut l V. ire. U. S. C. C Commissioner, ill Er.ji'i.e. Oregon, en Ib.reh 3, ltini, viz: Will in in King r.n hMpLsicad entry No C;t'.l! lorllio i,Jjiw s w H i ker 22; n n o 4', sto 1:7, tp hi s, r c ttsf. llo'naMies tho fo!lowinf witnm.-is to pr'iehis cotitiiitious ns.dtiico upon aed cul'iviiiion of, s.iiil land viz: Cari-v W Thomson, J-rniei Minoss. Jiimis'll llelknsp, Geolgo T Ihill. all of I.eiLiirg, Oregon. I:. Vkatcu, ltegister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'. LaiidOffl-e at UnS"l")r. Origin, ,ev jo. iojj JJotiw is honl.y (jivi-n tbst tlio followieb' d.iuk J red -r has tiled notice of his inten tion lo unikd fir.nl roof in support of bis i oUim. :i!i'i that pi- ji) proof will be mndo be ' for,- J o I Ware, U H ! C Commissioner, at i Kn' i:e, t)ri'i;oii, on .M itoiry , noo. ! viz: Mvron 1! Wooden linrrcstr nl i ntry No !.'J;l'for the l.o sic IS, Ip 10 s. r 1 I '! n:."i the f .ll.. -v iu.t-ssi r to i pro..- 1. is cvi.dor.f.i.a o s:,:..: ce i. pun and cultivation of pui-i l.ind. viz: ; Curtis li-iir.l, Aifrr-d lionttoiuery, I i Orortfe Wbitbeck mi l William MoCullouch, j :,ofls,tcl, Oregon. yi j 1 1 half nf Hie men p II IU l.!. ti'l . t ;;M ... -M'i.ii j: -Ht-As:- ":V i K THE NEW n& and 0. B. OfliLW' rasasM -'b ea ii.- -THE SHORT ROUTE ;"o i-ointsin WASlMNliTOS, il'AllO, MONTANA, HAKt)TAS, M I NNKSOTA and the KhsI. ThrmiKh tickets on ilo to mid from Cll ll'AtiO. ST. LDflf, WASHINGTON, I'll II. AbKL I'lllA, SKW YOKK. Ill ti TON und A 1.1- POINTS in the L'niled Slules, CbihuIh ml Kuroe. Ttu iirOKt Northern Utuhvay is u new transcontinental line. Huns bullet library otsera V.;n enrs, ialaee (leei'inij ami dlntnc curs, fnmtly tomlhl sleepers niul tlrst nnd seeond elans C'OAClU'S. iluving a reek balhist buck tl.e (in iit Norlhern lialhviiy Is fuo fioui diit, ono of tho chief rthnnyaiuvsof transt outine'ital trnvt-l Hound tivki'ts with siep ove urivili'iteH and choice of return routes. Vor tuitlu r in(uri"tlioii enl non or i rtto SVARVERUD & SIMPSON, Eugene. Oregon drA.H. C. 11'.N1S1)N. tlencral .Vi;em, :! Tlilril Slrt'i't I'ovtUinu, Oli'iiou Uc'i. ItU eoltl on titity:.nten hv ell drug gists, It curifl I:icti:'nt Cunr.umptioa imdislha boat Oonr.h t-r.d ,toud Uiiro Sold by lU-ndeiSOQ ii 1mi. oo 1 WEST BAKING .T;WSE V9 ." :c rAsM -,vi. v (0 :".-'" C3 1. it io iii.-iuL' i l;:iit li -ie 1 1 home, no 'l istmdc of the vii y t'tn''t iu ii'.'.t.'.'iit.'' .; il i:i x-:iii;i:iti-i(l 88 82 in v.t ry - ti.f I rr QO t'':ve:iuf liiu cr. OO 3. Tin; in i'ii:ir..!'!' iio't'iori.'rifi Ji-ir. ,! i QQ muuey ll'it lifiiot e.;;i i:. CAN 'VJ AS FOR IW;.. gO Cu.ii:v ii. .r..;.;.ii:', l'.ir!! oni, . lA CUP OF lilted""''"'' AT itiun i fJIOVES THE BOWELS IN TKE MORNING For aula ut Voriniiton 'Jth street driis .lore, lii'.ti;.:,, Cfj.ii. EXE.CU lOlfei KOTICK. Notice is bertliy j(ivrn lint the nmler h ;u(rd William N-.yior Lih been duly poiiitf-il Ity (hij t.'outity C'ourt of 1u.o county, (irou, Executor of tlio ( Ktato of Aifrccl Wjlhon, (let ui d. All fjeiY.oDu lir.vinf eluiniH ncfiiiit nutil estate nro heie ty niuHel to V'ietetit tho Fiiiiio to roml (-x-tc itor ut tljo l;iw otlico of hiiyu - Youn in Enwene, Or'trn, within hix mor.'X fp'in tho ilutn of 1 1 is iH'fii-o. Dated r.t Kugent ihn o'.ii tV-y of October, I&.J.J. Wir.i.tA;.! Xayloh, Executor ff Ehtuto of Alfred Wilson, dc ee tHrd, litr.YKr & Y-.ijno, Atly. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oflloo fit Iiosfdjiirg. On-pon, UecMiibt-r a, H'.K. N tico ia hereby given thut the follow ing named settler li a tibd not lee of hU in tention to nV fiiml proof in snnpori of hi claim, hi d that on id proof will oo nirolu bif.re Joel War-. U S C C Cum in i-i-ioner, at Eif.;fn, Orrou, fai Jntiiuiry 1j, l'JO, 'w. Willinn. E linrhr on bouatriU nd ftitry No toV.t for tho fe X Pee C, tp 10 k, r 1 wr-ht. II" iiftttj's the following witntfiRtri to provo rotitinnoni residfMe upon i.ud eultivfllion of, B-fd hind viz: M irtell Ar.itl, Chrirttopher Folly, Wni-h-icf;ttn Adftinw and Bhrrruun Adams, all of iH.iti'-J, Or'-.''n. 1: XI V I'aii ii , mm 25c!s.,N--. '. .. S0c:s. nr.ii "-:-,j ILArj aju; :ic. Onocnntacici't. . '. -.onijovKlrlt ; ' - , t; .11(1 Apnies, Pi'prey Kk1 urprltclj' State Normal School. Io: miovit li, Oregon. A triiln' : M'h. 1 foi t -lulioi'i. Coin!':.'! I iv 111 (iiiulf Training Ilcjinit lu.'lil ii I ..i .illy !'rjfi'-s'.o:i:il nii-l Acmlcmlc Courses. THE DIPLOMA-: ol the school enittU'i one to tench in ft.iy count) i .1 the sti.tc m i t!;uiit 1'urt.KT Kxumiimtii'H, Rnarrl and Lnrininn- Rr,nisi anH union, $iou.uu per year. Hftuiiifnl nnd henltliful loeuilo--o ynlem.s i acre m u p tM uciuki.ii lor t-u name is n it ovit sn.uiTv of uiitraintil tt-rielu'r. ttttilogues chceittUv sent on niiplictiiicn. vss. V. :.. CAMl'lU.l.I . lTftdeui. t)r W. A Wi.i-.ii, Svcriliirv. WAY EAST. 1 an ITIieKiipcDiviiiilyMofll, EUGENE, : OREGON. , Lccateti one block west oi University campus First ti-rin K'L'iiis Oct. 1 lv". J l'iir ymitiB wivix and yotniK women. MvMir riii' H tow. l iuMMurse of study is true, except a eontln ciit tf" ni Vi yvr ti rin. our slinU'iilMiiay avail tln'insi'lvcs of tih trie ailvantiu'.i's niv'ii ly th" rnivi-rslty oi Oitnon- -wi' make 11 pn-ii.Uy of ttu1 Divinity I'dinx.. It It li lrtd that imr slndcntH ulutll .ie ,uite a lirotiricitey, at unci sehnlarly ami nruein-al. for iuininlirtte work lu all iK-jnirliiioiilH of Chris tian wot li. Write for nmrsy of study nnd full Int'ormn Hen. Address, EUGiiNE C. SANOEKSCN. Dean. Smoke. 11 Ten cent; U. of 0. & Queen of Ibis, Five cent Cigars. J. S. IUCKEY, xT jg WEI. 3S3 3E3,. Wiiti'hus and Clock IJniinircd. i::J.'Ni:, ItflKUU, os. F. OaKcs, HtDi'7 C. Paine, Henry n. Round Kecelvera. !! OT?.TTTTnT?"rr" X J. W XV. JLVi. s Pullman Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Fsi mo TO - Grand Forks Orookston, Vinnlpe", Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago. Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. For In format Ion, time cut dp, majiH nnd tickets cull on or wnto R. McMURPHEY (leii'l AhciiI, l'.ugene, Oniec: lEoonis ii anil 4 Hhcltou lilock. OR A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gefli. ri&AgEDt, 25 !orrhon Mrcet, corner Thlrfl PORTLAND. OREGON NOTICE TO CiiEDirOHS. N'ntico is hereby u'wvn 'hut Job E Duvin b is Ik n duly nptioint d f xccutf r of tho estiito of A A Kim, deet imf-d All person h liitviiig clidms riaiiiM Hiiid tstulu nro UeUfby Lotifnd to prtBi lit tho bimii to lh e xeciitr r at tlie Kugdio Eonii k SiTincfi liat-k at Eugene, Oriv, will in btx uioiithn fioru tho duto of thin riotice. Duttd Nov, 18, iH'jo. Joi) E. Pavih, I'xr'Ctilor, (it - 11 DolllIIH, Atty for the Estate, D.tlns Obrerven Klder liFBcn. u mum til b 11 i r i N tLM IU