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frog iu Your throat
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glvcenue suppositories
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Oeld Id the Head
ftarcnal Tablets
flilorste Potash Tablets
kda Mint Tablets .-.
fubc Toothpaste
JoldCream
ITilcli Hazel Jelly
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I Yerington's Ninth
f Albany Democrat: An Albany inun
Ii) forenoon offered lo pay a free
liver fanner $217 nil In silver. Of
purwtlie farmer did not want it. It
fas done for an argument. The
(unrest argument It would be possible
present. Hud, he offered bim sl.Vjr
irtificales Ihcy would have been taken
roniptly.
It's just as easy to try One Minute
9ugh Cure as anything else. It's
uler to cure a severe cough or cold
w Itli it. Let your next purchase for a
tough tic One Minute Cough Cure,
fetter medicine: better result: belter
try it.
Osuuus & DkLand.
fSslem .Statesman. Miss Adda
Psveuuort was so fur recovered from
er recent indisposition yesterday, as-
inuiugc in a Drier outing 11 ween
ler hnuie and the office of her futher
m Hie Hale capitol.
, D3v & Hendersoni Undertakers r.c
mbalmers. Cor Wil. and th sts.
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I Only Here Once 8 Year.
p Sale at All Saloons.
Bottled Bock Beer
4 I I I
iur ramuy use.
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PAINT SALE.
We offer for 90 days at
1.35 per gal cam, W. P.
Fullers Phoenix and Yates
Dl.
full line of Wall Paper at 10,
l-l, 15, 20, 25, 30 aud 35 at
per anuuie roie.
descent. f.i tKn r..tAl... ii.m VV
urie paiut products.
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Confectionery, Nuts and Soda Water.
-FRUITS IN SEAS0N-
i"" "'""J Hue of imoker articles In iou
W. KUYKENDALL, M. D.,
physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrisman Block.
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locts
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Street Drug Store.
Tito Lives Saved.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junetion
City, III, was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that (here was
no hope for her, but two bottles ot Dr
King's New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr riiomas Eggors, MR Florida
street, Ban Francisco, sullered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tiled without result everything
else then bought one bnttlu of I)r
King's New Discovery and iu iwo
weeks was cured Ho Is naturally
thankful. It i such results of which
these ure samples t lint prove the won
derful elllcaey of this medicine In
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles
at Henderson & I, Inn's drug store.
Itegular size 60c and $1.
New York World: 11c When I
succeed in getting on the right side of
yon I'm going t-i propose. She
(proudly) Well, If yon do you will
Hull yourself on I In left aide almost
immediately.
FREE! FREE!
A LECTURE
By tin Mast Rev.
Ik H. GROSS, D. D,
ARCHBISHOP OF OREGON,-
... AT TIIK ...
Opera ho us 12,
Next Thursday Evening, April 23.
Everybody is cordially invited lo
hear this eloquent Divine on
"Jmeriear; (jtizerpslpip."
Admission free.
Opera home opens nl 7:30; lecture
begins at W.15. ,
Citation.
In tlie County Court of the State of Ore
nnn Inr thu ConotT of Lstie,
re
In the matter of the eftnte I Citation,
of Hotter Tncker, decriwed.
toOeoige W Tucker, H-.ru t iironn,
James M Tucker, Mniy Jsne Vnlgamo:o,
WBTocker, Wilbert L Tneker, Lsura
Ellon Tocker, greeting:
....i .... ntik. rt OiefTon vr,Q
are berebr cilid anil rerpired lo air iu
the eouut. conn of the ute of Oregon, for
tbe conuiy ni iu.e, ' " "";
thereof, st Kng.ne, iu 'be cour.iy of Lnn.,
ur...i....l...- ,l.d:lr l ,l,tv 1 1 Jun-. IH'Jh.
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon uftbstd.y.
Iben.nd tbiro to mow ,--,
alinnld tiOl OS HSU' O
dir.oiiog W I) luoker, nccaior of and
. .1.. ..oni.,n H-tit,etl real
l.tr, lo IW1I IQ io,
property, belonging to Mid rtlsl'. lo""
and la Iks of lbs s curu.r of ib .
na.irterof eo 'Hi tp n : ' ' w ' ',"
Iheoce t ii eb. and 8 P.-; 'b-neo a . cb.
and Ml..; Ibene. w CI I..; lb J'
cb. aod 37 Ik-; thence 41 ebs an. 41 k
and tbeno- n 2 minutes . .S cIm -mi M Ik-
. ...... I .,ninnll,U. in All 3iu kj
ore. Uiug e. No 74 uod.No 7tso Llo.
TuckTr. l-aling SIC acres In Le oouy.
0r.'."D-.. it! F,.V. Inlceollbe
oouolf conn of ib .tt. of Oren tor be
coun.yol...n-.-i.b .be." , -a court
affli'd, tbn n a j -r
lOCentsalile
Brevities.
Fishing parties will be numerous
iu a day or two.
The plate glass was placed In Osburn
fc Del.uno's uew drugstore today.
The theimometer iu Washington,
D C, ye-terday registered SO degrees.
The Lane county annual WCTU
convention Is In session In this city.
Uoo F Craw yesterday sold a Smith
Preineir typewriter to the electric
light and water company.
M S LSarkei yesterday evening sold
a Crawford bicycle to Charley Hol
brook, of Pleasant Hill.
The Ucaud printers oiler their
thanks to Mr Mayer for a case of the
celebrated Weinhart bock beer. May
he live long enough to furnish them
another case is their hearfelt wishes.
Prineville Keview: Harry Milllorn,
who has been spending the winter at
Junction city, passed through here
last Wed 11 -silay on his way to Hear
creek.
A French woiinin confesses to hav
ing attended 722 balls to catch nhur
band, and only to have caught instead
bronchitis 14 times, pleurisy thrice and
120 colds iu tho head.
Prineville Id-view: From Win Wl
gle, we learn that Joseph Claypnol has
again come out from Fish Lake to
Sisters aud lie ropjrts all of the new
snow gone, but on the other side of tho
lake there is some 4 fit of snow and
on this side it is all of 8 feet deep, so it
will be some time liefoio the iiiouu
tain are open
The Lender: It Is said that n Eu
gene girl sent fifty cents to an Eastern
firm who advertised to sell a beauty
recipe for ISO cents. The recipe read:
"Mind yniir mother and stay at homo
nights." This would certainly mnko
a divine soul and pure heart, and out
ward beauty would surely follow.
Albany Democrat: Our people have
not yet gotten used to the new wom
an, lino arrived in Albany on the
Yaquiun train this noon, dressed in
a knee diets, leggings, man s coat,
man's hat, etc. Men said, "What is
it?" but tho young woman seemed de
cidedly at home and paid no attention
to the numerous stares.
These arc the days when the festive
candidate assumes his plcasantest ex
pression, grasps you by the hand and
inquires about the coudltii n of your
business, the health of your fumiiyaiid
that of all your w ife's relations, and
the weather is most favorable for this
pleasant vocation. Nalurc Is indeed
kind in furnishing such balmy days lit
the opening of the campaign. .
Word was received from Drowns-
vllle yesterday Hint on Sunday after
noon Chester Curtis, a lad seven years
old, a sou of James Curtis, formerly of
Harrishurg, was drowned iu Ihct'iihi-
nooia river, falling Iu the stream a
short distance above the cily and be-
ing drawn uuaer a unit aiier iioaung
down 200 yards or more. There were
several boys with him but they could
give liim no nhl.
Fossil Journal, Jlep: Hon CI as
Hilton of (illlhuu county was defea'cd
for delegate to the county cm vent ion
ill his home precinct of i 'rowu Hock, a
precinct having about 20 republican
volts. At the slate convention he was
elected a delegate to the national con
volition. Hon E L Smith ol Wasco
county was deafted lor delegate to the
county oiivontloti in his homo
nrecinet of Hoed Iiivcr, but the
couniy
convention sent hi ni as a
It-legate to the slate convention, and ,
theatati! convention nominated him i
for presidential elector.
CITATION.
In the I'nilntv Crmrt "f the State of Ore:cn
fi.r the 1'iunty "f Lre.
In the matter of the e-tate I f:,.iion '
of Alfred W..n.l, .lecee,l. ( ' " .
To Arieva WiUon. Clara A Nay! -ir, Pn
cilia K WiU'in, Maud K Wibnn, Wil.nn K
Te.t, Albert Wdann, Kre.l Vilin. Walter
Wilann, Marion Datiaand Laura K St.mte
myer, (ireetin.-:
In Hie namo f the State "f Oregon, y.,u a-e
( 'ounlv Courtof the rit.te ,.f Oregon, f..r the '
ef u.ily of Lane at the curt room there.,f, at
kn.rne iu the county of Lane on Wedne!ay,
tbeltrd dar of June, IS'.H all ..clock in the
afternoon of that nay, thrn and there to .how
cviw if env exiU, why an ttr ahould not
Ii! ma.le dim-tinif Wm .Naylor, executor of
,aiil e.Ute lo ell lb following deerih i
pniperty bel-mrfina to eid estate, t-t-wil-- The
ll e 1 o(ec-S tp 17 I - w c-.ntaininir Wl
acre.; al-o lot in w 4 tp 17 a, r l w en
toning Hi 2.1 a:n: also o.-h'inning at tite n w
g,,r,.er of cl 7S notf r.t'7 of -c 10, 10 eh. K
lo the middle of the channel ,,f tin Mohawk
river tli-nce up said cltann-1 to tlie H line of
Ulk.n.lnllM'1 to 17 .. T 2 W:
weal to the a w corner of the aaid n e nu.rter Appropriations to be made for Improve
of llier. wj"f .ectl, S iOeha and V to Ih. , t nt CXP(.,t(r o00,(KJ0 as the
i,r of beginning. Alw the n i of the n w
I of aec tp 17 .. r 2 w containing 1 10 a re. work progressca.
.ol In .01 r-' M wti in Ijn cunty, I'm- '
g.n. , , I it I)i:n vkk. -S.iI'Mti Statesman to-
VVTZ t: , .I- .. t.,.-: W...,r M.r,e..l, of I.,,
county of Lane with tho w.l ot -ai l Court Juncl ion City Time., passed through
arh.ed, 1ni. 20thd.yof April, A l. ls!i I H v,,,,.r,lav. on (ho linsehurir
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A. ( . .IrWOS, Or".
Personal.
Mrs J T Witter Is quite ill.
Mia Maud Matlock Is no better to-
day.
11 D Piiiue Is a little improved to
day.
Atornty Ceo W Kinsey is in Port
land.
Mrs Win Campbell is visiting at
Creswell.
Will Krueger,;of Oaklsnd.California,
is ill the city.
W H Moon went to lioseburg on the
afternoon local.
MrDivesly, the llsh man, left today
for the Santiani.
Arch like returned from Cottage
Urove tins morning.
Herbert Kakin, of Cuttngo drove,
was iu Eugene today.
Mrs Wallace Trout has returned
from a visit to Texas,
ltev 1 D Driver returned tills morn
ing from his lecturing tour out south.
Attorcey A C Woodcock returned
this afternoon from n visit, on legal
busiuccs to Corvallis.
Mrs Elmer Calkins, of Salem, is vis
iting with her parents, Mr mill Mrs J
B Stowell, of this city.
Sam Case of the Eighth street barber
shop went to ltoreburg this afternoon
on a short business trip.
Mrs Prof Straub is iu attendance at
Salem on the Women's North Pacific
Presbyterian Hoard of Missions.
Mrltubeit Hrodie, of Astoria,
rived here yesterday and will visit a
short time witli his parents, Mr and
Mrs E H lirodie. .
Miss Minnie Haines, of Myrlie
Point, who has been visiting her
cousins, the Misses Haines, of tills
city, left for her homo this afternoon.
Mrs I tl Kuntts, of Florence, who
has been visiting in this ciiy, went to
Salem today to attend a meeting of
the Ladle' I'rcsl.yteriul Cniou of I lie
Presbyterian church.
Mrs N K Fru.er, who has been vis-
Iting for the past six weeks with her
sister, Mrs (Jen Hi Miller, nud cousin,
Miss Catherine Coggswell, at Chicago,
arrived home today.
Archbishop Cross, of Portland, and
ltev Father liluek, of this city, were
passengers to Cottage (irovo this af
ternoon. Archbishop Cross lectures
at Unit place tonight
Henry Walton, of Portland, arrived
hereon last night's train, and this
morning went to Coburg to visit his
father, J J Walton, Br, who is not ex
peeled to live moro thnn a few days.
Lkituhk. Oakland Item in Jtoso-
burg Plalndealer: "Prof (.' If. Chap
man, president of the Stale Univcialty
delivered a lecture ill Young's hull
Saturday evening, to a good audience.
Sublect, Our Slnto Uuiversltv. illus-
United with stereopticon views of the
buildings and rooms of the dlflercnt
departments Hint are carried on for the
instruction and lienellt of the students
aud also showing how it Is possible for
many young men and women to ob
tain an education with a limited
amount of menus. Prof Washburn
wis in company with Prof Chapman
and assisted ill (he lecture by man
ipulating tho lauttrn slides, which
were very interesting. Prof Chap
man held divine mtvIccs at the I'res
hyleiiaii church, Sunday evening."
IiosKKtlKO'e SliAMK. Kosebtirg Re
view: i uie pugiiisviceiiuriaiiiiiieui
iu Co A's armory In this cily, Satur-
,),. n,,,t there was quite a crowd of
spoils. B.'huyleraud Hamlin had a
bout, and there were several minor
"scraps, " ono ambitious young man
standing up In the ring and slugging
with a Chinaman. A local sport got
his nose badly flattened nut, nnd a
youth from Eugene was hit Iu the
stomach, and had to bs carried to his
cirner. Oil the whole, the nfl'alr was
about ns disgraceful as could well I
Imagined, and was not s financial sue-
CCs.., wo are pleased to learn.
TlIK ItlVKIt AMI llAlllllllt Illl.b.
The OiiAlili has received from Con
gressman Hermann a copy of the river
and harbor bill complete. Ilahows
that f2,00U is appropriated for use at
Ynqiilnn with n continuing contract
to Is- paid as appropriations may from
time to time he made bylaw. The
amount for the Improvement of the
Willamette and Yamhill Is 20,fKX),
local, IkiuiiiI for Denver, Colorado,
u-l,llli..r lift lina ttt.n entlrd bv I hp and.
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Lulu S. Matlock.
Miss Lulu S Matlock, daughter of
.Mayor J D Mullock, passed away at
9 ;:!" o'clock this morning, at the family
residence, Eleventh and Cluirncltoii
streets, after an Illness of about a year
and a half, the causo of death being
consumption.
Deceased was born nt Pleasant Hill,
August 24, 1S73, and was aged '2:
years, 5 months and 27 days nt the
time of death. She resided ut Pleasant
Hill until the year 1SS2, when she
crtne to tills city witii tho family, who
hiivo resided hero ever since. She lias
lived hero constantly excepting some
time spent ill visiting in Eastern
Oregon and at otl er places, and lias
always enjoyed the friendship of all
who knew her. Called away while
yet in early life her death has struck a
blow that casts its shadow of sorrow
over a wido eliele of relatives and
Iritnds tiud is felt by the entire city in
which she bus resided fur so long a
time.
Deceased leaves a father, four broth
crs and four sisters to mourn her do-
iiiise, her mother having preceeded
her in death. Slio leaves n large mint
tier of relatives in this county, ulso ill
Portland aud III Crook county, who
will feel the greatest sorrow upon
learning of Iter untimely death.
Deceased was a member of the
Christian church of this city. Tho
funeral services will be held ill that
church at 0 a ni tomorrow, and will be
conducted bv Dean K C Sandersoii, of
tho Eugene Divinity School, who will
bo assisted by Itov Morton L Itoso, the
pastor of the Christian church. The
remains will bo taken to the Pleasant
Hill cemetery for interment Im
mediately afterwards.
Friends of the family are Invited lo
attend the services.
Wnlterville Items.
More rain more rest, moro rain morn
grass.
People are glad to get back tho old-
tried ferryman, (Irani Hendricks.
Business seems to beginning Iu re
vive and soon wo will hear tho hum of
industry on every hnnd.
School is progressing nicely. (1 W
Mllnni is teaching his sixth term nt
tills place.
Misses Hello, Edna and Fniinlo
Mlllicaii lira teaching iu Joining dis
tricts below Eugene; William llrook
is teaching at McKeu.le Ilrldge; James
Donaldson is teaching at Upper Leu
burg; Miss Lizzie Yuughan Is teach
ing at Cedar Flat, Miss llaltio Dotson
k going lo school nt Monmouth, nnd
JukeOochnnur k-lt for Portland where
he will determine on the business Hint
ho will follow this summer. Tills Is
tho list of Wnlterville touchers.
W'AiioM-rrTB To Pakk. Will Clark
is having upholstered seats made for
Ills spring transfer wagon and expoots
to establish a passenger route botwen
this cily and Merlau's park on Sun
days and special occasions during nice
weather. Tho wagon Ins a neat and
serviceable top, and avIII comfortably
sent from 12 lo 14 people. The roimd
trip to tho park will be inado every two
hours, and a moderate chnrge will bo
maclj. If the weather remains favor
able the first trips will he ninde next
Sunday and the wagonello will start
fro. u E D Pool'a Ice cream parlors.
Okpkrkii Him $.'i00. Albany Dem
ocrat: Mr Sam (joiji, who was recent
ly iu Portland, offered Hermann, the
healer, $.VM In gold coin If he would
cure his deafness as hendvertise to do.
Ho said ho could, but wonted the
money in his hands beloro hand. Tho
Democrat believes on general princi
ples, without knowing any tiling about
bim personally, that he is a first class
fake. People should at least be very
cautious about dealing with such
men. Don't bo credulous.
The American llcauty owes her pres
tige mora to a clear complexion than
to any other attilbtite. A cup of
Parks' Ten will enable anyone to pos
sess this. It clean the skin and re
moves pimples and that sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous
ands of ladies fur tho complexion.
Without being a cathartic It cures con
stipation. Sold by A. Ykiunoton.
Cily council of Eugene will sorloualy
contem plate an old hen ordinance
similar lo tho one Albany ha lately
adopted, if you don't fciico them up
with Hiullry lulling. I L Chambers
ha nil heights at way down prices.
Parks' Cough Syrup emeu Coughs-
' old. and Consumption. Mrs. ('nth
erlne Itlack of Lo Itoy, N. V., says: "I
took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup.
It acted like ma(;le. Stopied my
cough nnd I am perfee'ly wd! now."
Soilil Ii V A. 1 Kill M. ITOV.
Coi'.vi'Y Division Sen km i:. There
Is a niova on foot Iu the vicinity ot
lluenn Vista to huvo a slice of Polk
o lunty cut oil' and annexed to Kenton.
Tho people who tosldo about lhienu
Vista statu tin t In order to get to tho
county seat, Dallas, they are obliged to
go in a round about way, that takes
time and makes the expense much
greatei than if they could take tho
boat and run direct to Corviillis. Dal
las, and the people thereabouts, are
anxious for this to bo done. Tho
reason is that Independence Is striving
to tuko the county seat from Dallas.
The Corvallis Times says that as tho
lluena Vista people would liko to "do"
Independence, they fall Iu nicely with
Dallas. If they succeed in bringing tho
tiling to a successful termination nt
the next meeting of tho legislature,
Dallas will bo loft w ilh Mio balanco of
power, and tho people of Itueim Vista
have what they desire, llentou u'so
would bo tho richer by having ac
quired an addition of good fanning
land.
A Wilms Dkkii. Oregoninn: Tho
citizens of Crook county uio much put
out ou account of the slaying of a
whlto deer, which has been rooming
over that section for a number of
years, and w hich was looked upon nsa
sort of mascot, and which no ono
would harm, until n short time since
one Polndexter wantonly shot It.
Such curios are very seldom found, but
ill story and ill song lor ages past oc
cassional rvfcrcnccs are inado to a
"mllk-whilo doe" or while doer,
which is generally supposed to have
been a mythical or legendary animal.
This white deer of Crook county, how
ever, was no myth, for its snowy hide
is now In pickle n n taxidermist's
shop in Portland, and (iamo Protector
McGuIre Is preparing ut the request of
the people of Crook county, to make
big trouble for Polndexter, who killed
tho animal about February 1, during
the season when It Is not lawful to
shoot deer of any color.
Illiowsvu.l.K IIuiuiI.AUY. Tho fol
lowing account Is given of n burglary
at Ilrownsvlllo Thursday night: Lust
night 0 C Couley A Co's stoic, In South
Drownsvillc, was broken Into and tho
safe burglarized, tho robbers cllceling
an entrance by forcing open tho front
door. They drilled n half Inch hole In
tho door and destroyed the comlilna-
Hon, giving them nil entrance to tho
safe. They secured about f 10(1, scat
tering the books nud emptying pocket
books and papers out oil the floor. A
few tools wero found under tho side
walk near by, also u cola sack, con
taining $3, dropped by them nt tho
edge of tho sidewalk. They did not
molest anything else. Thcro is no
cluo as yet to tho identity of tho rob
bers. They are supposed to bq tho
same po;so:is who blew It N Thomp
son's safe oieii about two years ago, is
both safes wero operated on in the
same manner.
In tiik llo.NKVAitl). The big Jig Is
up with tlio old sleamor Three Sisters
of the old O P Co, says tho Corvallis
Units. During tho lata high water
she was towed out ou tho river bank
below town, and eho is lo b dis
mantled. Her hull had become so
lecayed and leaky that the company
decided that her day of utefullness
was over. Tho work of hiking out her
machinery ami other useful parts will
lie commenced Iu a few days. Tho
Bisters was built by tho () P Co, In tho
year IKS 7. She w as In length shorter
originally thnu now, and not long
after her completion tho was taken
back to the yards nnd given an addi
tional fifty foot of hull. In her tlmo
the craft did much useful acrvlco on
(ho river, but her ghost has followed
Into the bom-yard the spirit of the rail
road company flint so long operated
her.
What ii k Showh. Itead Ftleiidly's
new ad and find out. Ho Is making
somo extremely low prices Just ut tills
time.
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